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1982 Stevens 47 Sloop / Cutter
US$175,000
West Yachts | Anacortes, Washington
1980 Sceptre 36
US$38,000
West Yachts | Seattle, Washington
2016 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 349
US$169,000
Marine Servicenter - Seattle | Seattle, Washington
2014 Catalina 385
US$250,000
↓ Price Drop
US $1,956/mo
Murray Yacht Sales | New Orleans, Louisiana
2011 Hylas 56
US$849,000
↓ Price Drop
US $6,644/mo
Jeff Brown Yachts | San Diego, California
1989 J Boats J/35
US$44,500
Hooper's Yachts | Lake City, Minnesota
2007 Beneteau Cyclades 50
US$198,000
↓ Price Drop
US $1,549/mo
Ritzy Charters LLC | Key Largo, Florida
1982 Catalina 38
US$29,500
↓ Price Drop
Manitowoc Marina and Nestegg Marine | Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
1981 Nautor Swan 51
US$130,000
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Virgin Islands Yacht Broker | Galveston, Texas
1980 Sceptre 36
US$38,000
West Yachts LLC | Seattle, Washington
1985 Schock 35
US$29,000
Hooper's Yachts | Bayfield, Wisconsin
2019 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 490
US$425,000
↓ Price Drop
US $3,326/mo
Club Nautique | Alameda, California
1993 Hunter Legend 40.5
US$68,510
Kelly Yacht Sales | Ladysmith, British Columbia
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1991 Catalina 28
US$25,000
Grandpappy Point Marina | Denison, Texas
2024 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 380
US$391,881
US $3,067/mo
Club Nautique | Alameda, California
1994 Sabre 362 Classic
US$132,000
Arbutus Coast Yachts | North Saanich, British Columbia
2022 Dufour 430
US$364,000
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US $2,848/mo
ACY Yachts | Saint Petersburg, Florida
2010 Nautor Swan 66 S
US$1,500,000
US $11,738/mo
Nautor Swan Brokerage | Westbrook, Connecticut
1979 J Boats J/30
US$17,500
Hooper's Yachts | Lake City, Minnesota
2023 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410
US$429,209
↓ Price Drop
US $3,359/mo
Club Nautique | Alameda, California
1978 Sailboat MSY 38
US$7,500
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Grandpappy Point Marina | Denison, Texas
2004 Catalina 310
US$54,900
US $430/mo
Bay Harbor Brokerage, Inc. | Hampton, Virginia
2024 Dufour 470
US$695,000
↓ Price Drop
US $5,439/mo
Racine Riverside Marine, Inc. | Racine, Wisconsin
1982 C&C 40
US$29,664
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Kelly Yacht Sales | Nanaimo, British Columbia
1959 Concordia Yawl
US$98,000
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Yachting Solutions | Brooklin, Maine
2017 Dufour 382
US$149,000
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US $1,166/mo
Dream Yacht Charter | Shelburne, Vermont
1984 Nordic 40 Nordic
US$124,900
NW Explorations | Bellingham, Washington
2005 Hunter 36
US$89,900
↓ Price Drop
US $703/mo
Racine Riverside Marine, Inc. | Racine, Wisconsin
1973 Nautor Swan 44
US$99,900
↓ Price Drop
Bay Harbor Brokerage, Inc. | Hampton, Virginia
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Racer/Cruiser boats
A Racing Sailing Yacht, also called a cruiser/racer, is considered a hybrid vessel because it can accommodate overnight cruising but is trimmed with the equipment for competitive racing. Usually 35–50 feet in length, it’s relatively light in weight. The deck is easy to get around when either cruising or racing. Cruising amenities such as dodgers, biminis, and cockpit tables usually can be removed so they won’t interfere with racing handling and maneuvers.
How are Racing Sailing Yachts built?
Most Sailing Racing Yachts are monohulls, with newer hulls made of fiberglass, carbon fiber and older ones including ferrocement, aluminium, steel and cedar. Some multihulls also can be found, especially among owners focused more on speed. Moderate or light displacement hulls, as well as planing hulls, are most common. Foiling vessels also have become popular. They use foils below the hull work - much like an airplane wing does in the air - lifting the boat's hull up above the water when traveling fast, so reducing drag and increasing speed.
What type of engines power Racing Sailing Yachts?
Racing Sailing Yachts get most of their power from the use of the sails. Nearly all have at least and auxiliary engine to power motion, as well as to charge batteries, etc. Sails that have been mostly made of dacron the past 20 years or so are being replaced by carbon fiber sails.
What optional equipment is available for Racing Yachts?
Whether cruising or racing, navigation equipment and weather-routing are popular items for Racing Sailing Yachts. There are also solar panels and wind generators that can help provide electricity on the vessel. Doubling up on spinnaker and jib halyards can be good for either cruising or racing.
Expert Racer/Cruiser Reviews
Find your perfect racer/cruiser sailing vessels
Racer/Cruiser yachts are large, sailing vessels usually used for time-honored boating pursuits. These sailing vessels have a rich legacy as vessels that are sought-after due to their exceedingly deep draft and beam, qualities that make them exceptionally appropriate for overnight cruising and racing. Across our current listings, the average capacity for racer/cruiser sailing vessels is 10 people with a maximum capacity of 20 passengers, and the average length overall (LOA) is 41 feet. The yachts available for sale come in a range of sizes, from 24 feet to 90 feet long. On average, they have a sail area of 715 square feet, but some yachts go as high as 1,930 square feet. Listed hull types include monohull, displacement, catamaran, deep vee and trimaran.
Designed and assembled by a wide variety of yacht builders, YachtWorld presently offers a selection of 2,834 racer/cruiser yachts for sale. Among them, 590 are newly built vessels available for purchase, while the remaining 2,244 comprise used and custom yachts listed for sale. These vessels are all listed by professional brokerages and new boat dealers, mainly in the following countries: United States, France, Italy, Canada and Spain.
The best racer/cruiser sailing vessels
Some of the best-known, masterful builders of racer/cruiser sailboats currently include: Beneteau, Jeanneau, Catalina, Dufour and Hanse. These builders may design racer/cruiser sailing vessels with secondary inboard, electric, outboard, outboard-4s and other propulsion systems, available in diesel, gas, electric and other fuel systems. During the previous 30 days, the most prominent and frequently viewed brands for racer/cruiser sailing vessels on YachtWorld were Beneteau, Catalina, J Boats, Jeanneau and Nautor Swan.
Racer/Cruiser sailing vessels pricing
Racer/Cruiser sailing vessels for sale on YachtWorld are listed for a range of prices from $9,941 on the relatively moderate end all the way up to $3,393,716 for the most exclusive yachts.