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E27 JUNO PLATO
à jour au: 2019
1995 imaginé et concu par Sandro BUZZI,
construit par Calderon et lui m.
particularité: largeur: 3.5m, revendique un angle de chavirement de 170
degrés. blanc, bleu et gris.
Autres infos: Architecte(s) Buzzi-Calderon/Dyna Yacht/Vismara
Yacht Design, Constructeur : Speedwave/Marine service Italia
- Année de construction 1996-97 Nationalité Italienne,
Longueur de coque 18,28m; Longueur flottaison 17,23m; Maitre bau
3,83m; Tirant d'eau 4,5m; Hauteur du mat ?; mat tournant
carbon; Deplacement lege 8400kg; Deplacement charge 9480kg; Lest 4000kg
mobile Ballasts liquides ?; Voilure au pres 1982Sqf;
Voilures portant 4239Sqf; Materiau de construction /Verre
E, Carbon Kevlar, Nomex Sandwich Airex Cove.
1999 Tour d'Europe:
est curieux de comparer son bateau avec les autres. Sandro
BUZZI, Italie
DNF: abandon dans 1e étape,
aprés 14h de course, probléme de safran.
2000 Giraglia: ??.
Buzzi a déjà gagné 2 fois cette course, en 78 et 81.
"perhaps the most radical boat in the fleet, with
a rotating wing mast and 4m swinging keel."
Juno Plato, ITA
13499
2003 February "Seahorse",
Giraglia: ??
2005 Trophée Zegna: ??
2006 Mai, Trofeo
E. Zegna: 15e/15 Classe 0-5. Sandro
BUZZI
Giraglia: ??, passe le
phare de la Giraglia en 7e position en réél.
2008 Mai,
Régate Pirelli: 28e/36 ORC
18 aout, Palermo-Monte-Carlo: Inscrit. Sandro
BUZZI
2009 27 mai, Campionato
Nazionale del Tirreno: 6 - 6 = 12pts, 6e/6 Minimaxi
R
From Internet...
2010 11 juin, Giraglia
Rolex Cup: dnf - dnf - dnf -dnf = 116pts, 27e/28
IMA Group, Sandro BUZZI
16 juin, Giraglia, St Tropez-San Remo, 241': DNF/203
IRC
23 aout, Palermo-Monte Carlo race, 500': ?e/??
IRC et ?e/26 ttc
2011 22 juin, Giraglia Rolex Cup, 241': 134e/184 ttc en 43h54', Sandro BUZZI
2013 20 juin, Giraglia:
118e/172 en 40h14' temps réel,
Sandro BUZZI
2014 18
juin, Giraglia Rolex Cup, 241': 94e/143
IRC en 33h15', Sandro
BUZZI
21 aout, Palermo-Monte Carlo: inscrit.
2015
14 avril, Roma per Tutti, 539': en 98h16' temps réel, 10e/18
IRC Sandro BUZZI
La Lunga Bolina: 15e/55 IRC
Picture from La Lunga Bolina website,
Brindisi-Corfou: 1er/109 IRC
17 octobre, Middle Sea Race: en 4j10h19', 73e/102
IRC, IRC: 1.383, Michelle PENNELLI
2016 Brindisi-Corfou:
28e/124 IRC, Sandro
BUZZI
Regata di Ciclopi: 7e/21 IRC
21 aout, Palermo-Montecarlo, 251NM: 31e/46 Overall,
48h37' elapsed
21 aout, Palermo-Montecarlo, 437NM: 20e/46 Overall,
77h24' elapsed
2017 9
avril, Roma per Tutti, 539NM, elapsed time 114h01', 13e/14
IRC
5 mai, Tre Golfi: ?e/??
Picture from Race website...
21 aout, Palermo-Montecarlo: DNF/26 IRC
21 octobre, Middle Sea Race: DNF/104 IRC
2019 Juin, For Sale 1996 Vismara
Buzzi V60 Open. 150,000 EUR, Located in Sicily, Italy. Quite
possibly the most innovative and ground-breaking yacht ever to be launched.
Employing much of the design and technology now regarded as cutting edge, but
20yrs ahead of her time. A totally unique opportunity. “Narrow is always
faster provided the necessary stability can be obtained at comparable weight,
A narrow Open 60’ would not slam and bang as a wider boat in
heavy seas and would therefore be less likely to suffer structural damage”da
Bruce Kirby “The battle between speed and stability” – SAIL
Magazine, May 1997, Junoplano – originally designed and owned
by Sandro Buzzi- is a very innovating project among the high-speed ocean yachts.The
result of a 3 years engineering process and strict cooperation between Alberto
Calderon –principal designer of Stars & Stripes, San Diego- and Sandro
Buzzi who contributed his 30 years offshore navigations experience and his engineer’s
mentality and approach. Both for her project and construction Junoplano
was at the time of her build the most high-tech cruiser-racer afloat. The one
who presents practical solutions to the basic sailing topics: • Flat boat
at any wind angle • Soft passage through choppy sea by narrow hull and
least pitching moment, • Superb pointing ability and minimized leeway
by twin-foils “collective” control • The highest LPS (limit
of positive stabilty) at 170°. Self righting boat. • More drive and
less sailing moment by rotating mast and sail-vector, Her innovation
moved in 3 distinct directions: 1. Hydrodynamic plan i.e. appendages, 2. Hull,
3. Aerodynamic plan i.e. mast and sailplan