
Built at McGruer & Co Ltd. Clynder Scotland, 1946
Designer: James McGruer
Caprice was originally built at for Sir Frank Spriggs manager of Sopwith and Hawker Siddeley emblematic British aviation companies. McGruer yard in his history built about a very long list of outstanding motor and sailing yachts from 6 and 8 m to the launches of the Royal Yacht Britannia.
She was carefully restored by Tino Rawnsley in an eighteen months process to her original conditions and in 1998 Caprice return to the racing circuit.

Brian Pope was her former owner and after him Paul Smith, being bronze medal in the 2007 World Championship and winner of the 2008 European Championship.
From 2009 till 2015 Caprice sailed in Finnish waters and in 2016 she was sold to a Spanish owner, sailing in Sanxenxo, Spain where a relevant 6 m fleet, that includes the last two times World and three times European champion, was created.
Some of the latest racing results of Caprice are a 5th position in the 2021 European Cahmpionship, 2nd in the Spanish 6m Championship 2021 and 2nd in the Spanish 6 m Cup 2021.

Construction
Mahogany planking and oak structure. Burma teak deck cover. Awlgrip paint applied in 2016. Perfect conditions
Sails Inventory
- Mains:
2017 North 3DL
2021 North 3Di RAW
- Light Genoas:
2017 North 3Di
2019 North 3Di RAW
2021 North 3Di RAW
- Light/Med Genoas:
2019 North 3Di RAW
UK Sails
- Medium Genoas:
2021 North 3Di 781 - Med/Heavy Genoas:
2017 North 3Di RAW - Heavy Genoa:
2020 North 3DL 581
Spinnakers:
S2 2017 North
S1 2019 North
S2 2019 North
S2 2020 North
S2 2021 North
+ Training Spi
Winches
Harken Performa 2019
Mast and rigging
Selden tapered mast with rod standing rigging.
Spectra/Dyneema running rigging.
Spare spreaders set.
Rig load dynamometer.
Spare battens.
Others
Steel cradle for transport with dismountable wheels.
Lifting points.
2.5×0.7×1.5 m soft box.
Plain fenders with cover and name.
Complete cover.
Boom mounted cover.
Raymarine electronics.
Caprice is at a workshop at Vigo.
For further details please contact Inigo Echenique, Phone: +34692127332, email: iechenique@seadrone.es
