The Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille 2027 will be held from June 23-26.

Celebration was the order of the day at The Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille as the overall title at the 30th Anniversary regatta went to the expertly sailed Win Win, which became only the second yacht to ever win the event three times.

The 30th Anniversary Race Day saw some yachts double down on a successful opening race, while others stepped up a gear to claim their own success.

The Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille got off to a flying start today, with the Bay of Palma sea breeze once again delivering excellent racing conditions for the fleet at the 30th anniversary event. With a record five racing classes the opening Pantaenius Race day produced competitive racing, and a friendly celebration of success at the Prize Giving on the dock at the Club de Mar-Mallorca venue.

On the eve of the 30th anniversary edition of The Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille the Bay of Palma got a sparkling foretaste of the excitement to come over the next three days. Most of the 20 superyachts taking part in the milestone event seized the opportunity to fine tune their racing skills in the excellent sailing conditions on offer in the waters off Mallorca's capital.

Save the Date 2026: The Superyacht Cup Palma 30th Anniversary The Superyacht Cup Palma returns from June 24–27, 2026, for a very special edition — its 30th anniversary. Join us in celebrating three decades of world-class sailing, unforgettable moments, and the vibrant spirit of Palma. Stay tuned for more updates and get ready to be part of a historic year at the longest-running superyacht regatta in Europe. www.thesuperyachtcup.com

History was made at the Superyacht Cup Palma today when the 24m Wally yacht Rose became the first ever three-time winner of the iconic event, remarkably completing the achievement over three successive years on the Bay of Palma.

A bigger and better breeze welcomed the racing fleet on the second day of the Superyacht Cup Palma 2025, resulting in full-tilt sailing around the 23nm five-leg racecourse.

The Superyacht Cup Palma 2025 swung into action today, with captains and crews across the varied and inspiring fleet seizing the opportunity to take the measure of the competition out on the racecourse at the opening day's Pantaenius Race. Day winners: 🔵Class A Cervo | 39m | Tripp Design × Vitters 🔵Class B Open Season | 20.7m | Jaudenes × Baltic Yachts Congratulations!

The waiting is over and the moment has arrived — Superyacht Cup Palma 2025 is up and running once again for the 29th time in the home of Mediterranean superyacht sailing. The owners, captains and crews of the stunning fleet of superyachts gathered in Mallorca today took advantage of the classic sea breeze sailing conditions out on the Bay of Palma to get some final practice in ahead of the start of racing tomorrow, when similar wind is forecast. Yachts have been arriving over the past few days and mooring alongside each other on the dock at The Superyacht Cup Palma's new Venue Partner the Club de Mar-Mallorca. With the social hub of the SYC Race Village only metres away, the new location is already helping to generate an atmosphere of excitement and anticipation.

Rose delivers the first Superyacht Cup Palma title defence in 22 years. Class A win is decided by one second on corrected time. In Class B last year's overall winner, the nimble 24m Wally Rose, took her second race win to again take the Superyacht Cup Palma Trophy, the first successful title defence since Kokomo way back in 2002. At the same time Class A witnessed an extraordinarily close contest which saw the giant 59m ketch Maximus win the final race — and the class — by a single second from the 39m Cervo. With a first and a second place each on countback, the one second corrected time edge delivered Class A to the Gladiator-inspired superketch. Meanwhile Svea took her third win of the regatta to secure victory in the J Class ahead of Velsheda and Rainbow, who finished level on points, with the veteran Velsheda taking the runner-up spot on countback. Tied on points with Velsheda but finishing third on countback, Rainbow was awarded Spirit of the Event at the prestigious prize-giving held on the terrace of the Real Club Náutico de Palma. SYC Event Director Kate Branagh celebrated the success of all the owners, captains and crews who took part, as well as thanking the support of the event's many partners including St. Regis Mardavall Mallorca, who hosted the Owners' Midsummer BBQ last night, Jaquet Droz and Pendennis. SAVE THE DATE FOR THE SUPERYACHT CUP PALMA 2025: 25-28 June 2025

Classic Bay of Palma sailing conditions delivered exceptional racing across the board to conclude the Superyacht Cup Palma 2024. Save the date for the Superyacht Cup 2025! 25 - 28 June 2025.

Superyacht Cup Palma has a long history of welcoming first time competitors — 'newbies' — to the Bay of Palma, so in this feature video we highlight some of the yachts making their debut at the festival of sail in 2024 and hear from those on board — not least Mallorcan yacht designer Javier Jaudenes who is thrilled to be racing on the Y Yacht Calabash, which he designed...

Save the Date! The Superyacht Cup Palma 2024 will take place from the 19th to the 22nd June. Are you ready?

Three days of inspiring racing at Superyacht Cup Palma 2023 concluded today with the 24m Farr-designed Rose becoming the first Wally Yacht to win Europe's longest-running superyacht regatta.

Entries have opened for Superyacht Cup Palma, the highlight of the Mediterranean superyacht calendar, with the Notice of Race now available for the 21-24 June celebration of sail.

In a testing final day amid challenging conditions the ultimate outcome of the 2022 Superyacht Cup Palma could not possibly have been closer. The destination of the overall Superyacht Cup Palma Trophy remained in doubt until the end of the St. Regis Race Day, with the end result only decided on countback.

New Zealand Race Day at the Superyacht Cup Palma Some big changes in fortune, along with a change in wind direction, saw results in the Superyacht Cup Palma fleet set the scene for a winner-takes-all finale after a day of frenetic activity out on the Bay of Palma.

The entire Superyacht Cup fleet made the Bay of Palma their arena today as Europe's longest-running superyacht regatta hit its stride with another day of sparkling Mallorcan sailing conditions. Pantaenius Race Day saw slightly lighter breeze than Wednesday's opening races for the J Class, but the 11-strong fleet showed their mettle in a hard-fought three hours-plus coastal race, with the outcome of the three class contests in doubt until the final legs on each course.

Superyacht Cup Palma 2022 got off to a flying start today with a quartet of J Class yachts conducting a superb symphony of sail racing out on the sparkling waters of the Bay of Palma to launch the latest edition of Europe's longest-running superyacht regatta.