VITTERS
ANOMALY ex Ribelle, built from carbon fibre by the Dutch yard, Vitters, and designed by Malcolm McKeon, made her debut in 2017, impressing seasoned sailing yacht owners. Fresh from a refit, she flaunts a stunning new paint job on her hull, mast, and boom, along with a fresh set of cruising sails.
With her self-tacking jib, ANOMALY smoothly transitions from a leisurely cruise with a small crew to a thrilling race by swapping out her sails for high-performance ones. A familiar sight at elite regattas, she showcases her exceptional sailing prowess at the Maxi Rolex Cup, Giorgio Armani Superyacht Regatta, Les Voiles de St Tropez, and Palma Superyacht Cup.
Inside, Rémi Tessier’s design shines with modern flair, featuring bright spaces adorned with bleached teak, white leather, and lacquered copper. Ribelle accommodates six guests in three luxurious cabins—a master suite, VIP suite, and a twin cabin—all with en suite bathrooms. Additional cabins cater to up to six crew members.
Power management is cutting-edge with a hybrid system, including two lightweight generators and a substantial lithium battery pack. The single Volvo Penta engine pushes ANOMALY to a cruising speed of 10 knots and a max of 12 knots.
