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Interview with Cure Marine's Director Dave Biggar

by Mark Jardine & John Curnow 26 May 2023 16:07 PDT
Cure 55 performance cruising catamaran © Cure Marine

Mark Jardine, Managing Editor of Sail-World.com, spoke to Dave Biggar, Director or Cure Marine, in the AIMEX Garden at the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2023 to find out the latest about the Cure 55 performance cruising catamaran.

Born of an ambition to design the ultimate performance cruising catamaran, every element of the new Cure 55 was designed not to reinvent the wheel but to raise the bar in every area.

Production of the Cure 55 catamaran has its foundations in the Designed For Manufacture principal and is underpinned and supported by some of the latest technology currently in use in Global boatbuilding.

Find out more in John Curnow's comprehensive editorial at www.sailworldcruising.com/news/256488/They-come-in-threes

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