ClubSwan 28 Defies Boundaries, Pioneering Concurrent Yacht Races Across Two Continents

ClubSwan 28 pleasingly baffled the sailing world when it masterfully executed races across the Mediterranean and Florida’s Gulf Coast simultaneously, signifying that it is no ordinary yacht but a truly global racing circuit.

On one side of the globe, nestled within the historic town of Bonifacio, France at the southern terminus of Corsica, Giulio Gatti’s Anya Race overtook its competitors on the last day to clinch the ultimate title. As the Mediterranean witnessed this spectacle, over on Florida’s Gulf Coast, another fleet was duelling under totally contrasting conditions. Dan Cheresh’s Extreme2 finally claimed victory after a weekend of teeth-clenched tit-for-tat competition.

This essence of the ClubSwan 28 community was further deepened following the inaugural American ClubSwan events in Miami. With the recent racing weekend at the Pensacola Yacht Club marking the final event of the spring season in Florida, the ClubSwan 28 fleet treated spectators to three days of unpredictable and high-intensity racing. Unforeseen weather changes, sudden shifts in wind direction, and a variety of other challenges exemplified the tenacity and passion that underpins this vibrant community.

Whether it be Giulio Gatti’s Anya Race or Dan Cheresh’s Extreme2 waving the winner’s flag, the real triumph lies in how ClubSwan 28 has successfully united a global community that shares a passion for sailing. As this worldwide sphere of sailors continues to grow, ClubSwan 28’s message becomes increasingly clear: it’s not just about racing, it’s about shared adventure, camaraderie, and the joy of sailing.