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X-41 Turning heads wherever she goes

by Robert McClelland on 7 Sep 2007
X-41 Debut Sail X-Yachts . http://www.x-yachts.com
The latest in a long line of winning yachts from the board of Neils Jeppersen is the new X-41 Performance Racer. She has been designed to perform as a One Design class an IRC offshore yacht yet still have sufficient comforts to make her a wonderful family yacht.

Launched in Denmark in late 2006 and now with almost 50 sailing worldwide the X-41 is heading towards ISAF recognition as a one design class, like her smaller sister the X-35OD.


Coming standard with Nordic Carbon mast boom and spinnaker pole a large diameter Carbon wheel and trim lines led to both sides of the yacht she is perfectly set up for racing. The backstay is trimmed by the famous “Magic wheel” system; the mainsheet is led under the deck to winches near the helmsman and main trimmer in the German configuration.

The racing performance of the X-41 is already impressive. The X-41 has had wins or podium results in 10 regattas around the world in 2007 as the list below shows. It’s no wonder she has been turning heads wherever she goes.

X-41 Results 2007 .......... so far!
1st Block Island Race Week, USA - IRC
1st SLAM Deltaweek, Holland - IRC
1st Italian Gold Trophy - IRC
1st RMYC Spring Series, Malta -
2nd International German Championship - IMS
2nd Kieler Woche, Germany - IMS
2nd Pasqua Vela, Italy - IRC
1st Golden Trophy, Italy - IRC
1st Trofeo San Giorgio, Italy - IMS
1st Warsash Spring Series, UK - IRC


North South Yachting have the first Australian X-41 available for demonstration now so if you are looking for the next generation of IRC Performance Racer call and arrange a test sail or obtain more information.

X-Yachts Australia
North South Yachting Australia Pty Ltd
Quays Marina
1856 Pittwater Road
Church Point
NSW 2105

Ph 02 9998 9600
www.northsouthyachting.com.au



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