MAXSURF users scoop majority of the accolades at the World Superyacht Awards in November 2020.
The 15th annual edition of the BOAT International World Superyacht Awards was hosted for the first time as a special virtual event on Friday 13th November 2020. The virtual ceremony, hosted by Natasha Kaplinsky, revealed the exceptional winners in front of a global audience and included special video messages from His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco and Sir Ben Ainslie. The World Superyacht Awards recognise the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the most remarkable luxury yachts from across the world. The globally acclaimed event, known for its credibility, prestige and glamour, is distinguished from all other yacht awards thanks to a judging panel comprising current and former superyacht owners.
Austal Ships was judged Australia’s premier exporter, winning the National “Large Advanced Manufacturer Award” and the nation’s top exporting honour, the DHL “Australian Exporter of the Year Award” at the prestigious 2000 Australian Export Awards presentation in Sydney on December 12MD75 Karma built by Maxi Dolphin has been voted the Best Sailing Yacht at The International Yacht & Aviation Awards 2020 held in Capri, Italy
MD75 Karma built by Maxi Dolphin has been voted the Best Sailing Yacht at The International Yacht & Aviation Awards 2020 held in Capri, Italy. o
The BAIRD MARITIME AWARD Vessel Winners announced in January 2020 are predominantly MAXSURF users*: ● Best Small Pilot Boat 2019* ● Best Large Pilot Boat 2019* ● Best Large Ro-Pax* ● Best Small Passenger Vessel 2019* ● Best Super Yacht Support Vessel 2019* ● Best Landing Craft 2019* ● Best Coast Guard Vessel 2019* ● Best Interceptor 2019 ● Best OSV – WFSV 2019* ● Best Escort Tug 2019 MAXSURF Users Worldwide continue to win awards Atlantic Titan secured herself a place in RINA’s publication of Significant Small Ships of 2019. She is both a trawler and a crabber. Designed by MacDuff Ship Design
Inland shipping vessel Sendo Liner, built by Concordia Damen, has won the prestigious KNVTS Ship of the Year 2019 Maritime Award. L3Harris ASV wins 2019 Compass Award by Marine Technology SocietyMMYD WINS BEST SAILING YACHT 2018
BMT Nigel Gee Designed ‘BMT Nigel Gee Designed ‘Alfred’ Ship of the Year 2020 in Ferry category
Virtu Ferries’ Incat built 110 metre high speed ferry, Saint John Paul II, has won the coveted High Speed Ferry award in Cruise and Ferry Review’s first ever Ship of the Year awards.
Listed for Ship of the Year 2020 in High-Speed Ferry category
Listed for Ship of the Year 2020 in High-Speed Ferry category
Listed for Ship of the Year 2020 in High-Speed Ferry categoryListed for Ship of the Year 2020 in High-Speed Ferry categorySpirit Yachts. Superb wooden craft designed using MAXSURF, winners of multiple awards
AUSTAL’S LITTORAL COMBAT SHIP DESIGN AWARDED MANUFACTURER OF THE YEAR
Shuttleworth Designed Adastra in SuperYachtTimes 10 Most Unique Multihull Superyachts Also World Superyacht Award winner and ShowBoats Design Awards Winner
LOMOcean Designed ‘Charley’ in SuperYachtTimes 10 Most Unique Multihull Superyachts
LOMOcean Designed ‘The Beast’ in SuperYachtTimes 10 Most Unique Multihull Superyachts
WORLD’S FASTEST SHIP CHRISTENED BY ARGENTINA’S PRESIDENT
WORLD RECORD HELD FOR 30 YEARS
Thirty years ago, a ship built in Hobart by Incat Tasmania, Hoverspeed Great Britain, challenged for the coveted Hales Trophy which recognises the fastest commercial passenger ship to cross the Atlantic Ocean. The 74 metre Hoverspeed Great Britain left New York on her Transatlantic Challenge voyage arriving in at Bishop Rock on England’s south coast on 23rd June 1990. The crossing achieved in 3 days, 7 hours and 54 minutes.
The previous record had held for 38 years, the USS United States having taken it out in 1952 after a long list of Transatlantic Challenges by the great passenger liners over the previous century. Two Incat built ships have since shaved time off the 1990 Transatlantic record, 91 metre Catalonia (Incat 047) in June 1998, and another Incat 91 metre Catlink V (Incat hull 049) in July 1998, the 2 day 20 hours and 9 minute record set by the Danish Catlink V still held today. It is the first time in the history of Transatlantic records (dating back to the 1860s) that THREE ships to win the trophy in succession had been built by the same shipyard.
