Mazarin 72 Sports Fly - celebrating its world premiere

The Mazarin 72 Sports Fly celebrates its world premiere at boot Düsseldorf 2008. The first Mazarin was handed over to its owner back in the spring of 2007. Hence the Düsseldorf exhibit will carry the serial number 2. Models 3 and 4 are also currently under construction and an extension to the series production programme is already in the pipeline. By the middle of 2008, the Rostock range will be further complemented with the advent of the Mazarin 62' Open.

High speed with economical fuel consumption
Laminating work carried out using the hand-lay process at a constant ambient temperature, hull tempering and the use of special resins and powder-bound mats resulting in an optimized protection against osmosis are only a few of Mazarin 72’s quality characteristics. The underwater hull has been optimised as a result of extensive towing tank tests in order to have Mazarin yachts achieve a high speed with economical fuel consumption.

Exclusive design and elegant lines
Both Mazarin 72's exterior and interior was designed by the German design team Jörg Beiderbeck & Immo Lüdeling. For almost three decades, Jörg Beiderbeck has been one of the big designer names in the international megayacht business. Elegant lines and a refined interior layout are the signature design features of the yacht designer. As a consequence, he has received several international awards, such as the design award of the "International Superyacht Society" in Fort Lauderdale, USA in 1991 and 1998. The name "beiderbeck designs" fuses beauty, exclusive interior design and elegant lines with functionality, shipbuilding and technical equipment.

• LOA: 23.90 m
  
• Hull length: 21.70 m
  
• Beam: 5.35 m
  
• Draught at 50% load: 1.55 m
  
• Displacement at 50% load: approx. 38 t
  
• Water capacity: 750 l
  
• Fuel capacity: 4,100 l
  
• Engine: 2 x MAN 1100 PS
  
• Max. speed: approx. 31 ktn
  
• Engine (optional): 2 x MTU 1200 PS
  
• Max. speed: approx. 33 kn
  
  Homepage: www.mazarin.de
  
  SMG-Werft at boot Düsseldorf 2008: Hall 6/ Stand E42
  
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