Doyle Sails’ game-changing innovation is now a mature technology with well proven benefits for a very wide range of boats, right up to megayacht size Words by Ivor Wilkins // Seahorse Magazine April 2025 At Europe’s major superyacht crossroads of Palma de Mallorca, the three key experts at the Doyle Sails loft are each involved […]
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4 March 2025 // Written by John Macfarlane for Boating New Zealand Magazine One of the most famous New Zealand keelers is Ragtime, designed and built by the late John Spencer and launched in 1965 as Infidel. A long-time resident of West Coast America, Ragtime inspired a whole generation of downwind flyers for the famous
Doyle Sails is proud to celebrate with another adventure with Southern Wind. The 2025 Winter Rendezvous, which took place in early March against the breathtaking backdrop of Verbier, Switzerland. Doyle Sails shares the same dedication to performance, innovation, and the unique camaraderie that defines the Southern Wind family. “Southern Wind may set the stage, but
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Republished from Caribbean 600 Offical Website Doyle powered Volvo 70 Tschüss 2 has claimed overall win in the 2025 RORC Caribbean 600, full article below : Tschüss 2 © Tim Wright/RORC The Royal Ocean Racing Club is delighted to announce that Volvo 70 Tschüss 2 (USA), owned by Christian Zugel and co-skippered by Johnny Mordaunt,
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Doyle-powered yachts continue to dominate offshore yachting in this year’s Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, with Christian Beck’s LawConnect securing line honours for the second year in a row and Celestial V70, chartered by CYCA Commodore Sam Haynes claiming the prestigious Tattersall Cup, awarded to the overall winner of the race. Both yachts boast full
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Harrison Hill joined Doyle Sails in 2017 as an apprentice sailmaker. After completing his apprenticeship, he has continually sought new opportunities to advance within the company, recently stepping into a new role as a Project Manager for the loft network, gaining deeper insight into the operations of the Doyle Sails group. “I chose sailmaking because
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Renowned Spanish grand prix sailor Victor Mariño is committed to pushing the frontiers of sailmaking design and technology. However he places even greater importance on servicing his clients according to their particular needs…
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Renowned as one of the most prestigious Superyacht regattas in the world, the St Barths Bucket consistently attracts a spectacular fleet and is set to return later this month. With more than half of the fleet powered by Doyle Sails, we hope to see the successful results of years gone by continue. Since 1986, the
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The Doyle-powered Cayman 28 launched on Lake Balaton last week, the newest design from Mills Design is an all carbon sports-boat. Stefano Nava of Doyle Sails international design group has worked closely on this project during conception and design studies, and together with Mark Mills has utilised the Doyle Sails Structured Luff technology to ensure
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With light winds being forecast for the penultimate day of Act 4 of the Pallas Capital TP52 Gold Cup held at the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club on Sydney’s Pittwater, the Race Committee made the decision to hold the event in-shore on Towler’s Bay. Five boats competed in the light conditions over the weekend, the
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