An anniversary regatta in Mallorca
Oyster Yachts has published the results and highlights of its 50th regatta, held at Port Adriano in Mallorca from 11 to 15 September 2026. The programme combined four days of racing with shore-side activities for owners, families and crews.
The builder has also made a film and event gallery available, turning the gathering into a documented part of its wider ownership calendar. That matters to sailors looking beyond the specification of a yacht and towards the opportunities to use it with an established owner community.
Race entries were divided by size, so the published standings should be read by class rather than as one fleet-wide ranking. Several competing models sit within Luxury Yacht Guide's 12.00–23.99-metre range, while larger yachts belong in Superyacht Guide.
Maia leads the Class 1 results
Maia, an Oyster 595, took first place in the published overall Class 1 standings. The next two listed positions were held by Oyster 625 entries Mellivora and Black Lion.
The 595 class also included Calypso, which finished seventh in the overall table, while the Oyster 675 yachts Tiger and Quaintrelle appear fourth and eighth. These are entries and results recorded by the organiser, not a claim that their specifications match currently marketed production examples.
An official Oyster 595SII model image illustrates this story as a model reference. It is not presented as a photograph of Maia racing at the regatta.
Olanta heads Class 2
Class 2 was led by Olanta, entered as an Oyster 56, followed by Annie III and Suzushii, both identified as Oyster 565s. The next two positions went to Tir Na Nog, another 565, and Wiki Wiki, an Oyster 575.
This second division shows the contribution of earlier Oyster generations alongside current models. For prospective owners, that is a reminder that organised sailing can extend far beyond a yacht's initial launch season.
The published class results distinguish the individual yachts and crews; the article does not assign a model winner where the source lists only a yacht entry. Nor does it convert class results into performance comparisons between different hull designs.
Owner sailing and the wider fleet
The programme included B&G, Lewmar, Pantaenius and Dolphin Sails race days, with sailing and social events around Port Adriano. Oyster says its own team and partners were on hand to provide technical help and support the fleet.
Owners interested in an Oyster can review the complete results, film and gallery through the yard's official regatta page. For LYG readers, the participation of 56, 565, 575, 595, 625 and 675 models makes this a sailing-ownership story within the sub-24-metre market.
