Adrian Newey, Building My Oyster Trailer | Oyster Yachts

Adrian Newey is building an Oyster 885.
Formula One icon and Red Bull Racing’s Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey is shifting from high-octane fuel to natural wind power and pursuing his ambition to sail around the world one day. In an upcoming documentary, go behind the scenes as the world’s most successful F1 racing engineer shares his experiences, key learnings and invaluable insights into the build process. With an in-depth look at how Oyster build the world’s finest bluewater sailing yachts, it is a must-see documentary for any owner building a boat, or aspiring to in the future.
Stay informed to see the full documentary upon its release in January 2024: bit.ly/40BpnMD
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[@mosca3289]

That’s a premium level endorsement.

[@oysteryachts]

He's an incredible mind and person, we are very excited that he chose to work with us!

[@fbqsnation4741]

Still More aerodynamic then a Haas 🤣

[@oysteryachts]

We're staying out of that debate!

[@Rafif_57]

The Last Airbender

[@jimintheweb632]

Nice.
Relative to 'LUSH', looking forward to the design mods.
Any thought on bringing the '72' back w/ similar design option mods, yet @ smaller scale? A go-between the 50's & these advanced 80's? {The 60's in a class all their own}