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Home›Green Marine›100ft supermaxi heads for Antigua
Green Marine

March 8, 2005 · about 21 years ago

100ft supermaxi heads for Antigua

Maximus, the new 100ft supermaxi from New Zealand officially entered Antigua Sailing Week 2005 on February 28 and will be shipped from New Zealand to Antigua on 18 March. With Maximus’ attendance, the first Round Island Race race for the Yachting World Trophy looks set to be a fast one.

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Maximus, the new 100ft supermaxi from New Zealand officially entered Antigua Sailing Week 2005 on February 28 and will be shipped from New Zealand to Antigua on 18 March. With Maximus’ attendance, the first Round Island Race race for the Yachting World Trophy looks set to be a fast one.

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