Redefining speed, luxury and elegance.
The experience of McConaghy and Banuls Design benefits the MC²60 making it a safe, easy to handle solo or short handed, high performance catamaran.
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MC² 60 SPECIFICATIONS
Length Overall
Length Waterline
Beam
Draft
Height of Mast (above WL)
Displacement
Bridge Deck Clearance
Naval Architect
CONSTRUCTION
FEA (Finite Element Analysis) of composite structure for weight saving and efficient use of material
Hull, deck and structural components are female moulded and constructed from vacuum bagged and resin infused epoxy with E-Glass skins and carbon reinforcements with Corecell foam core throughout
All composites are post cured at elevated temperature in oven
Corecell foam sheets uniquely Thermo-formed over 3D moulds to match hull and deck shape for weight minimization.
18.28m
18.28m
8.6m
1.4m to 3.2m
25.1m
150m²
2.05m
Bañuls Design
The McConaghy MC²60 “Mach2” finished second over the line in the 656 miles Hong Kong to Vietnam Race behind another McConaghy built 90ft Super Maxi Ragamuffin 90’ with around 20 professional sailors on board. Mach2 raced with only 6 crew.
This superb 60ft luxury catamaran reached spectacular speeds of near 35 knots, beating 2004 Rolex Sydney to Hobart Line Honours winner “Ludde Ingvalls’s” 90’ footer to the finish.