Cornouaille Nautique in the Forefront

For 30 years, Cornouaille Nautique has continued to make a name for itself on all stretches of sea where regattas are sailed. By optimizing each of its production boats, Cornouaille Nautique has managed to bring its home crews to the forefront.

This experience is directly put to use for the benefit of new owners who are Cornouaille Nautique customers.

Cornouaille Nautique

In 2004 and 2005, in the hands of Laurent Tilleau and then Hervé Ricoux, the "Cornouaille Nautique" First 36.7, found its way onto most of the IRC podiums on the Antlantic. The boat was prepared in minute detail by Cornouaille Nautique's technical crew: time spent in paint booth, preparation of kell and rudder, optimization of the IRC rating.

In 2004, the First36.7 crossed the Channel to go and win the Cork Week in its class. The Cork Week is the most important European regatta, with 700 boats on the starting line.

In 2005, the "Cornouaille Nautique" First 36.7, made a name for itself in the Tour of Finistère and finished 2nd in the Atlantic Trophy, in IRC 2, just behind its namesake from the Bénéteau Boatyard.

The Atlantic Trophy brings together hundreds of production sailboats every year, with the Spi Ouest-France, Obelix Trophy, Grand Prix du Télégramme and the Crouest Grand Prix.

Since then, the boat was sold to a happy owner in Dinard, who still takes part in regattas.

FIRST 34.7 Cornouaille 2007

Next May, a new "Cornouaille Nautique" First 34.7 will go into preparation in the Bénodet workshop, to undergo a little optimization treatment before the first races scheduled for June. The driving force of the boat, the set of sails, is subjected to an in-depth study and 3 sailmakers will be our suppliers for the sailing season 2006 (North sails, Incidences and All Purpose).

Each time we deal with production boats and it is their careful preparation that makes the difference. Every day, Cornouaille Nautique customers can benefit from this experience.