SHIPMAN 59 CARBON YACHT
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SHIPMAN 59 CARBON YACHT
S H I P M A N 5 9 C A R B O N YAC H T T H E N E X T G E N E R AT I O N O F S H I P M A N C A R B O N YA C H T S T H E S H I P M A N 5 9 C A R B O N YA C H T T H E U LT I M AT E P E R F O R M A N C E B L U E W AT E R C R U I S E R • hybrid/solar • unsinkable • short-handed sailing • carbon-epoxy construction • protected steering station • forward deck lounge area • 360° view pilothouse • integrated bimini and spraydodger S H IPMA N 59 THE CONCEPT After building the world’s largest carbon sailboat fleet, which has sailed hundreds of thousands of miles in the past decade, Shipman Carbon Yachts has accumulated immense know-how in carbon-epoxy build technology, hydrodynamics and ease of handling. The research in the hydrodynamics area and sail-handling technology allowed us to create a new Shipman which delivers new levels of comfort, safety, performance and ease of handling - especially in shorthanded situations. T H E C R E AT O R S Shipman’s mother company, Seaway, developed a new hybrid and solar technology which was used with enormous success in the Greenline Hybrid range of boats of which over 300 have been delivered to date. This created a base for further development of this technology for Shipman. Hybrid means diesel-electric propulsion with a lithium battery, which enables zero-emission operation in marinas, ports and anchorages. The important amount of energy stored gives 220/110 V AC power at any time, increasing the level of convenience and comfort aboard. This feature also eliminates the use of a generator during night-time. The electric drive motor serves also as the generator, eliminating the complexity and weight of a second diesel engine. The design of this unique yacht is a common effort of three design houses: J&J Design, Doug Peterson and Guillaume Verdier. This multi-national, multi-cultural and complementary design team has a long history of working together: J&J design worked on many projects with Doug since 1992 and Guillaume was heavily involved in the Shipman designs since 2004. This design team also worked together on extensive tank testing programs. They strongly felt that the time is ripe for a new era in ocean cruising - for the Shipman 59. J&J Design, brothers Jernej and Japec Jakopin, have designed the current range of Shipman Carbon Yachts and are the world leaders in production sailboat design. More than 60,000 boats have been built to their 300 designs in the past 30 years by 48 boatbuilders from 20 countries, winning over 60 Boat of the Year and design awards. They continuously prove to be at the forefront of today’s marine design, engineering and production. Doug Peterson rrevolutionised the IOR racing scene in 1973 and since then designed a range of world-championships winning racing yachts. From 1990 he was heavily involved with America’s cup, winning this title twice, and with one place in the finals. Today he is considered the guru of sailing yacht hydrodynamics. Guillaume Verdier is, arguably, the most brilliant naval architect of the new French school. His designs clearly dominate the monohull single-handed ocean racing scene. The most recent single-handed round the world race finished in January 2013, with Guillaume’s designs in the top four positions. S H IPMA N 59 ENTER THE SHIPMAN 59 H Y B R I D S O L A R C A R B O N YA C H T The Shipman 59 offers a range of new features beside the traditional values of a Shipman Carbon Yacht - shorthanded sailing, superb performance, and deckhouse comfort: - Solar power: sun generated electricity - Unsinkable - Forward deck lounge area, a private spot in the first row - Protected steering station at the companionway: steering controls, chartplotter, automatic sail handling controls located in a safe, dry and comfortable position under the spraydodger - Protected cockpit: sailing and lounging are not interfering with each other - An extra-large and truly panoramic salon with a 360 degree view S H IPMA N 59 INTERIOR A storage skipper cabin/laundry galley salon owner cabin storage DECK 60 55 18 17 50 16 45 15 14 40 13 35 12 11 30 10 9 25 8 20 7 6 15 5 10 4 3 5 2 0 feet 1 0 meters INTERIOR B 60 55 18 17 50 16 45 15 14 40 13 35 12 11 30 10 9 25 8 20 7 6 15 5 10 4 3 5 2 0 feet 1 0 meters 10 S H IPMA N 59 30 50 main + jib 10 SAILPLAN 70 08 06 04 02 02 06 10 14 18 90 22 02 Technical data Lenght Overall 18,90 m (incl. bowsprit) Hull lenght CE ISO 17,98 m Lwl 17,45 m B max 5,29 m Draft Standard Keel 2,85 m Draft optional Lifting Keel 2,5 - 3,0 m Ballast 5.400 kg DSPL empty CE std. spec. appr. 17.800 kg 04 06 110 08 10 Mainsail full batten 87,1 sqm Jib 100% 72,8 sqm Flying Code “0” on Bowsprit 140,0 sqm Spinnaker (asymmetrical) 190,0 sqm I 21,30 m J 7,20 m P 20,90 m E 6,50 m A Design J&J Design True wind angle V kn TWA deg. TWS TWS 4 6 16 18 20 22 180 170 150 60 55 18 17 50 16 15 45 14 40 13 12 35 11 30 10 9 25 8 20 7 6 15 5 10 4 3 5 2 0 feet 1 0 meters BETA TW DEG 100 100 7.75 100 8.8 100 9.5 100 100 10.5 100 12 11.3 110 TWS 14 12 110 8 TWS 10 main + ass. spi 5.3 6.6 10.1 TWS 130 Guillaume Verdier Seaway Yachts Boat speed 14 Doug Peterson Builder Best speeds and angles Wind speed 12 Cat. CE VPP Diagram TWS TWS 16 12.8 120 TWS 20 14.6 130 TWS 25 17.3 130 TWS 30 19.7 140 12 13 S H IP MAN 59 C O N TAC T Shipman Carbon Yachts Paul Wuyts Cell: +386 40 671 000 [email protected] W W W. S H I P M A N . D K All data and images are preliminary and are non-contractual. The yard reserves the right to change specifications, design and prices at any time in the aim of continuous product improvement.