The Multihull Group: Dragonfly 40 wins Multihull of the Year 2021

by The Multihull Group 9 Jun 2021 13:23 PDT

Dragonfly 40 wins Multihull of the Year 2021 © Dragonfly

MULTIHULL OF THE YEAR 2021
DRAGONFLY 40 TRIMARAN

Were delighted to announce that the Dragonfly 40 is the winner of Multihull of the Year 2021, in the under 45ft category. This award is voted for by the readers of Multihulls World Magazine who gave a resounding endorsement by awarding 35% of the votes to Dragonfly 40. This is the second major award in 2021 for the Dragonfly 40, after also recently winning European Yacht of the Year 2021.

It is extremely fitting to announce that the only trimaran nominee took the podium after yesterday's news that the YouTube sensations, Sailing La Vagabond, are moving from cat to tri. If performance is what you are looking for Dragonfly Trimarans are the ultimate in fast, strong and quality yachts.

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