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Chimera , 102’ Pilothouse Sloop 

The 102' pilothouse sloop, Chimera, is a development of Fontaine Design Group's successful larger 100'+ pilothouse yachts.  This 31 meter (102 ft) luxury yacht was constructed by Alloy Yachts in 2002. She features an attractive modern yet classically inspired profile, a high volume interior and sleek and powerful sailing lines.

Superyacht CHIMERA is a beautiful yacht that can accommodate up to 7 people on board and has approximately 4 professional crew. 

 In 2008 extra refit work and modernization was in addition finished.

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Sailing superyacht Chimera sold by Northrop & Johnson and Wellington

Northrop & Johnson announces the sale of 31.21-metre sailing superyacht Chimera, listed for sale by Ted Hood at Wellington Yacht Partners.

Hank Halsted of Northrop & Johnson acted on behalf of the buyer in the sale of Chimera , which was asking $4.9 million. Sailing superyacht Chimera is a custom designed sloop with styling by Fontaine Design Group built by New Zealand's Alloy Yachts. She was delivered in 2002 and had refits in 2008 and 2013. The Fontaine-designed yacht features a low-profile deckhouse with an adjoining saloon set below. She accommodates up to eight guests and four crew members.

Chimera has been used extensively, sailing 140,000 miles since her original launch in 2002. Hew new owner plans to keep up the long-range cruising, as Hank Halsted reports. 'Im very excited to be involved in a sale of a yacht so well-kept and well-cruised for 140,000 miles,' says Halsted. 'I'm delighted to participate in the sale of a boat that has been – and will continue to be – used so actively.' Chimera's new owners intend to participate in Atlantic and Pacific cruising circuits over the next five years. She boasts a powerful carbon fibre sail plan managed by hydraulic controls for easy handling.

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IOM National Championship 26th-28th August 2023 @ Fleetwood – Report and Results

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The International One Metre is arguably the most popular of the radio sailing classes and certainly the most competitive.

This year’s championship was held at Fleetwood, at a club steeped in model yacht history. The club evolved from a group of model yachtsmen who sailed their boats on a piece of water near the shore known locally as ‘The Navvied Pond. The Fleetwood Model Yacht & Power Boat Club was formed in 1930 and the lake, as we know it today, was officially opened by 1st Earl Beatty of “Jutland” fame in 1932, at which time they had 100 members and a nice wooden clubhouse in which members could store their boats. In the same year the club held its first National Championship for ‘6 Metre model Yachts. In the following year, 1933, the British Open A Class Championship was held for the first time at Fleetwood. Since that time Fleetwood as held many major National and International Championships for many classes of boats.

Enough of the history. The front end of the IOM fleet consists of multiple World, European and National Champions and they have sailed these boats for decades. To get a top ten finish in this fleet it shows you can compete with the very best in the world.

Fleetwood put on a day of practice racing on Friday and it was ominous that Craig Richards won several of the races in his borrowed Britpop. The main contenders would be Rob Walsh, Chris Harris, Martin Roberts and Tony Edwards who are all masters of this class and champions in their own right. To help many of the competitors prepare for racing, multiple World, European and National Champion Brad Gibson arrived to help anyone set their rig up. The maestro was kept very busy during the day and also into the first day of racing.

A light north easterly breeze greeted the 62 strong fleet. The race team made good use of the available water setting a course across the full length of the lake. The format for racing was a 4 Heat system with 6 places up for promotion and of course relegation.

Craig Richards opened proceedings with a win, but Rob Walsh and Chris Harris strung a series of near perfect results in the first 3 races to lead at the end of the day.

In the afternoon session, racing was delayed and the course adjusted due to the change in wind direction. After approximately an hour the wind settled to a north westerly breeze and the seeding round was finally completed. Due to the unsettled conditions only 3 races were completed and the first two heats of race 4.

It was great to see some of the talented skippers who have travelled from Europe competing, Kristina Jakelic (No 51) from Croatia, was one of only two ladies to enter the championship this year. Competitors came from the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden and there was one competitor due to come from the USA in the form of Gary Boell, but he had to pull out at the last minute. Everyone benefited though as he donated his entry fee for a barbeque at the end of day one.

After racing we were treated to the barbeque, kindly cooked by John Taylor and his sister and served in the occasional rain. Thank you, Gary.

The fleet were in 2nd rig as the strong 20mph north westerly breeze blew down the full length of the lake. The first round of racing today was completed before a delay due to a protest. The Race Officer called for a skippers meeting to re-brief the fleet on their sailing conduct and a reminder of the rules tacking off a bank.

During the day, a 5 way battle for the lead developed between Martin Roberts, Rob Walsh, Craig Richards, Chris Harris and Tony Edwards. Further down the top 10, a lack of consistency and top 5 results kept the rest from getting involved in the leading pack. Racing continued all day with the smaller B rig. Starts were crowded and sailors had to be attentive or places would be lost. At the end of the day Craig and Rob drew away from the pack with skillful and consistent sailing.

The weather was more of the same on this final day. Racing was rescheduled to 3 Heats, which means 24 boats on the start line. Finding room and a good lane off the line was the best way to gain a good result. Get it wrong and you rode your luck in the busy pack.

The lead became a battle between Craig Richards and Rob Walsh and were rarely separated by more than a single point. When the final results were tallied, there was only one point between them.

Congratulations to Craig Richard’s (Britpop) on a classy win in a quality fleet. Craig was just 1 point ahead of 2nd place Rob Walsh (Britpop). In 3rd place was Chris Harris (Britpop), 4th Martin Roberts in one of Craig Richards designs, then Tony Edwards.

In the designs “race”, Britpop’s filled 6 of the top 10 places with one each of the K2, V11 and Venti designs along with Craig’s own Chimera design sailed by Martin Roberts.

Odd Omulf Stray was the first overeas entry in 7th place.

Full results can be found on MYA Downwind on Facebook

At the prize giving Craig gave a gracious speech, a video of which is on MYA Downwind! Facebook page.

These events are run by volunteers who willingly give their time freely and there were many. The two ladies in the kitchen who worked tirelessly making sandwiches for lunch and providing endless cups of tea and coffee, plus cakes and desserts. They were the heart of the event. Then there was the measurer, the starters, the finishers, the jury judge, the race officers, the mark layers, the flag pole raisers, the observer marshal, the fleet board manager, the computer scorers and more. They worked diligently come rain or shine. Aside from this there is significant preparation to run this event and at the head is Uncle Derek (Priestley) as he is fondly known. Not only was he PRO but he was seen on the first night serving us all at the barbeque and then baffled us all with a cryptic team quiz on the Sunday night dinner at the Venue in Clevelys. The winning score for the quiz was 6 out of 14 which either meant we were all thick, or the questions were really difficult. Well done Derek for baffling us all.

So a massive thank you to Fleetwood for another wonderful event. Next year the IOM’s are off to Poole for their Nationals in the 1st May bank holiday weekend.

Next up this year are the IOM Europeans in Torrevieja, Spain starting on the 8th October and we are all hoping the Brits will put up a good show.

The Fleetwood Team

PRO: Derek Priestley Event treasurer: David Rose ARO/Protests: Robert Owens Measurer: Phil Holliday Master Scorers: Damian Ackroyd/Bob Jolly Fleet Board: Damian Ackroyd Start/Finish: Paul Middleton, Judith Baldwin, Min Edwards Observers: Ian Hawtin Kitchen staff: Lisa & Holly Priestley Consultant: Peter Baldwin

7 am Setup and knock down Eric Ausatwick, Bob Jones, Steve Mattison, Peter Iles.

On behalf of the fleet, a huge thank you to all the above for a great championship.

Craig Richards gave a great winner speech which was uploaded to Facebook here. https://www.facebook.com/reel/2436067546571834

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IOM Nationals Results 2023

Report by Nigel Barrow, pictures by David Rose and Nigel Barrow.

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31.2m  /  102'4 | alloy yachts | 2002 / 2021.

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The 31.2m/102'4" sail yacht 'Tomris' (ex. Chimera) was built by Alloy Yachts in New Zealand. Her interior is styled by New Zealander designer design house Alloy Yachts and she was completed in 2002. This luxury vessel's exterior design is the work of Fontaine Design Group and she was last refitted in 2021.

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Tomris has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 8 guests in 4 suites. She is also capable of carrying up to 4 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

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Tomris is built with a aluminium hull and aluminium superstructure, with teak decks. Powered by 1 x diesel Lugger (L6125TA) 460hp engines, she comfortably cruises at 10 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 12 knots. Her water tanks store around 3,560 Litres of fresh water.

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IOM Reports 13 Dead, 14 Missing in Latest Yemen Shipwreck Disaster

The recent shipwreck off the coast of Yemen brings to light the danger of normalizing migration tragedies. Photo: IOM/Monica Chiriac 

Ta’iz, 25 August  – Thirteen people have tragically lost their lives and 14 others remain missing after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of Yemen’s Ta’iz governorate on Tuesday (20/08). The vessel, which departed from Djibouti carrying 25 Ethiopian migrants along with two Yemeni nationals, sank near the Dubab district in Bani Al-Hakam sub-district, according to field reports from the International Organization for Migration (IOM). 

Among the deceased are 11 men and two women. The bodies of the deceased were recovered along the shores of Bab-al Mandab near Al-Shura in the Dubab district. Search operations are ongoing in hopes of locating the remaining missing migrants and the Yemeni captain and his assistant. Despite exhaustive efforts, the cause of the shipwreck remains unclear at this stage. 

“This latest tragedy is a stark reminder of the perils faced by migrants on this route,” said Matt Huber, Acting Chief of Mission for IOM in Yemen. “Every life lost in these dangerous waters is one too many, and it is imperative that we do not normalize these devastating losses and instead work collectively to ensure that migrants are protected and supported throughout their journeys. Our thoughts are with the families of those who lost their lives, and we are committed to continuing our efforts to prevent such incidents and protect vulnerable migrants.” 

Despite repeated warnings and ongoing interventions, the waters off Yemen continue to claim lives at an alarming rate. The capsizing in Dubab, following similar tragic shipwrecks in both June and July, is yet another devastating reminder of the extreme dangers of this migration route and the reliance on smuggling networks. Vulnerable migrants are often pushed into perilous conditions by smugglers as they attempt to flee desperate circumstances in search of safety and opportunity in the Gulf states. 

The migration route from the Horn of Africa to Yemen remains one of the most perilous in the world, with thousands of migrants crossing each year despite the ongoing conflict and deteriorating conditions in Yemen. IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) recorded over 97,200 migrant arrivals in Yemen in 2023, surpassing the previous year’s numbers. However, with the conflict deepening, migrants remain stranded, with little access to basic services and constant exposure to violence and exploitation. 

This recent tragedy underscores the urgent need for more robust measures to protect migrants and prevent future loss of life. IOM urges all actors to step up support and prevent further tragedies along migration routes, and address the root causes driving irregular migration, including conflict, poverty, and climate-related challenges. 

Adequate funding and resources are urgently needed to address the growing needs of stranded migrants. Strengthened international collaboration and increased financial backing are essential to effectively tackle these challenges and ensure that migrants receive the necessary protection and assistance during their perilous migration journeys. 

Since 2014, IOM’s  Missing Migrants Project  has recorded 2,082 migrant deaths and disappearances on the Eastern Route, including 693 due to drowning. Despite these harrowing numbers, the international response remains severely underfunded. 

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IOM’s Missing Migrants Project is the only open-access database on migrant deaths and disappearances worldwide and the sole indicator (10.7.3) to measure safe migration in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). 

Together with 48 other humanitarian and development organizations and governments, IOM coordinates the  Regional Migrant Response Plan for the Horn of Africa, Yemen and Southern Africa (MRP)  to respond to the urgent humanitarian needs of migrants along the Eastern Route. Although  MRP partners appealed for USD 112 million , the appeal remains severely underfunded. 

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Monica Chiriac, Media and Communications Officer,  [email protected]    IOM Yemen’s Communications Team,  [email protected]   

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At least 13 killed, 14 missing after boat sinks off Yemen: UN agency

Eleven men and two women among the dead as search operations continue, International Organization for Migration says.

At least 13 people have died and 14 others are missing after a boat sank off the coast of Yemen, the United Nations migration agency has said.

“A migrant boat capsized off the coast of Yemen’s Taiz governorate on Tuesday,” the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said in a statement on Sunday.

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The boat, which departed from Djibouti carrying 25 Ethiopians and two Yemeni nationals, sank near Dubab district in Bani al-Hakam subdistrict, it added.

Eleven men and two women were among those confirmed dead as a search operation continues to locate the missing, including the Yemeni captain and his assistant, the IOM said.

It noted that the cause of the shipwreck remains unclear.

“This latest tragedy is a stark reminder of the perils faced by migrants on this route,” said Matt Huber, the acting chief of IOM’s mission in Yemen.

“Every life lost in these dangerous waters is one too many, and it is imperative that we do not normalise these devastating losses and instead work collectively to ensure that migrants are protected and supported throughout their journeys.”

🚨 A tragic shipwreck off Yemen has claimed 13 lives, with 14 people still missing. This disaster is a grim reminder of the urgent need to prevent these migrant tragedies, ensuring better protection for those seeking safety. 🔗 https://t.co/9oa8Z7DxfQ pic.twitter.com/rCI6eBWgiu — IOM Yemen (@IOM_Yemen) August 25, 2024

Tuesday’s capsizing follows similar shipwrecks in June and July, the IOM said.

“[It] is yet another devastating reminder of the extreme dangers of this migration route and the reliance on smuggling networks. Vulnerable migrants are often pushed into perilous conditions by smugglers as they attempt to flee desperate circumstances in search of safety and opportunity in the Gulf states,” the UN agency said.

Tens of thousands of refugees and migrants set off yearly from the Horn of Africa, seeking to escape conflict, natural disasters or poor economic prospects and sailing across the Red Sea in a bid to reach the oil-rich Gulf.

The IOM recorded more than 97,200 arrivals in Yemen in 2023, surpassing the previous year’s numbers.

People who do reach Yemen often encounter further threats to their safety, as the Arabian Peninsula’s poorest country has been mired in civil war for nearly a decade.

Many are trying to reach Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries for employment as labourers or domestic workers.

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Chimera is a custom sailing yacht launched in 2002 by Alloy Yachts in Auckland, New Zealand and most recently refitted in 2008.

Established in the early 1980s, the 100% New Zealand owned Alloy Yachts is a builder of high-quality sailing and motor yachts driven by a quest for excellence.

Chimera measures 31.21 feet in length, with a max draft of 3.32 feet and a beam of 7.92 feet. She has a gross tonnage of 124 tonnes. She has a deck material of teak.

Chimera has an aluminium hull with an aluminium superstructure.

Her exterior design, naval architecture and interior design is by Fontaine Design Group.

Performance and Capabilities

Chimera has a top speed of 10.00 knots and a cruising speed of 9.00 knots. She is powered by an one screw propulsion system.

Chimera has a fuel capacity of 8,530 litres, and a water capacity of 4,500 litres.

Accommodation

Chimera accommodates up to 7 guests . She also houses room for up to 4 crew members.

Other Specifications

Chimera has a hull NB of AY 27.

Chimera flies the flag of the Cayman Islands.

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