2000 Custom Americas Cup Class 75

Step aboard and you’ll notice how lean and purpose-built this ACC 75 really is—no fat, no fluff, just pure race machine. The deck layout is all business, with winch islands and grinder pedestals exactly where an afterguard wants them when the breeze is up and the rail is buried. The long, open cockpit gives your crew plenty of room to work maneuvers without stepping on each other, and the fine bow slices cleanly, keeping pounding to a minimum at top speed. Underway, you’ll feel that familiar Cup-boat acceleration: load up the breeze, trim on, and the hull just takes off, tracking like it’s on rails.

An America’s Cup Class 75 is built for the kind of reliable breeze and open-water conditions this area is known for. Long, steady wind lines let you stretch her legs upwind and downwind, really using that tall rig and deep keel to full advantage. Local race circuits and offshore sprints favor boats that can hold high VMG and tack efficiently in a seaway—exactly what this narrow, high-aspect design was created to do. With a support container for sails and gear, it’s easy to keep a full program organized and ready, whether you’re training a pro crew or giving guests a true grand-prix experience.