The Superyacht Cup Palma 2025 has welcomed an upsurge in new entries as Europe's longest running superyacht regatta looks ahead to its 29th edition.
The Superyacht Cup Palma 2025 has welcomed an upsurge in new entries as Europe's longest running superyacht regatta looks ahead to its 29th edition.
From 25-28 June the Bay of Palma will now host no fewer than four of the sleek, high-performance day sailor Baltic 68 Café Racers, with Hormar and Pink Gin Verde joining their Javier Jaudenes designed 20.7m stablemates Ganesha and Open Season. The quartet will face each other in their own racing class. Representing another arm of the diverse superyacht family, Linnear Aurora is another new entry, coming in alongside Atalante and Vijonara to make it a trio of the graceful Hoek Truly Classic128s at the Mallorcan festival of sail. The Hoek TCs will also have a separate class. While a number of other yachts have also shown an interest in taking part, the largest prospective entry at the 2025 celebration of superyacht sailing is currently Perini Navi's 47m superketch The Aquarius. Meanwhile organisers are also delighted to welcome the 24m Y8 Sveam, with the Jaudenes design making its first ever regatta appearance.
Sveam's presence will add further spice to the high-performance mix in the fleet, likely facing friendly competition from the 39m Tripp design Cervo, and the Farr designed duo of SYC first-timer Gelliceaux and defending champion Rose, with the 24m Wally out to make it an SYC three in a row.
"We are delighted to see so many fantastic yachts coming to join the party with our new Venue Partner the Club de Mar-Mallorca," said Event Director Kate Branagh.