G-Force Yachts

Since 2004, G-Force Yachts have been developing and producing high-class professional racing yachts, which have gone on to win in their segments time and again. The company was established by Jeroen Wats and Erwin Bouland from the Netherlands. They came up with the idea of developing and producing race yachts during their participation in the Cape to Rio Ocean Race in 2003. Together with their "Madiba Racing Team", they won first place in the 42 foot class and second place in the general class. They donated the money raised through sponsorship to the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund. Impassioned by sailing and driven by innovative ideas, they introduced the first G-Force Yachts model (the X-Treme 37) in 2004. This 37-foot racing yacht built entirely in carbon was developed by the reputable Reichel/Pugh studio and won the Cape to Bahia Ocean Race in 2006, taking both line and handicap honours! G-Force Yachts' Racing Line now includes the X-Treme 37, the X-Treme 25 and the X-Treme 30, which is still under construction. The extreme speeds, sailing ease and innovative technologies used have already ensured that G-Force Yachts can refer to itself as the leading expert in this niche market of world-class competition yachts. In 2011 G-Force will launch the G-Force Yachts Leisure Line. Keep an eye out for this range of boats, which combine the speed and performances to which you are accustomed of G-Force Yachts with the convenience, comfort and luxury of a daysailer.