St. Barths Bucket 2024
St. Barths Bucket 2024 wrap - The race days in pictures
Nilaya: Winner of Race 3 and third overall in 'Les Gazelles' class - St. Barths Bucket 2024 - photo © royalhuisman.com/Nilaya
Since 1986 the St. Barths Bucket has attracted the largest sailing yachts on the planet.
The 2024 edition had 35 entries at a collective length of 1.5km, 200 full-time crew, 140 industry professionals and over 1000 aficionados.
Four Royal Huisman yachts were racing: Nilaya, Aquarius, Hanuman and Hyperion.
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Nilaya: Winner of Race 3 and third overall in ‘Les Gazelles’ class – St. Barths Bucket 2024 – photo © royalhuisman.com/Nilaya
Nilaya: Winner of Race 3 and third overall in ‘Les Gazelles’ class – St. Barths Bucket 2024 – photo © royalhuisman.com/Nilaya
Aquarius: Winner of Race 1 and overall second in ‘Les Gazelles’ class – St. Barths Bucket 2024 – photo © royalhuisman.com/Aquarius
Hanuman (JK6): Second in ‘Les Elegantes’ class – St. Barths Bucket 2024 – photo © royalhuisman.com/Hanuman
Hyperion: Second in ‘Les Mademoiselles’ class – St. Barths Bucket 2024 – photo © royalhuisman.com/Hyperion
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