Olanta, an Oyster 56, finished first in Class 2 in the published overall results for Oyster's 50th Palma Regatta. The September 2026 event at Port Adriano brought together the builder's owners for a programme of Mediterranean sailing and gatherings ashore.
Another LYG article covers the separate Class 1 result, so this update records the smaller-yacht Class 2 order rather than recycling the same winner. Oyster's final table places Annie III and Suzushii, both Oyster 565 models, immediately behind Olanta.
The published Class 2 order
Oyster's official overall results put the 56-foot Olanta first, followed by the 565s Annie III and Suzushii. Tir Na Nog, another 565, and the 575 Wiki Wiki complete the five entries listed in the class.
The overall result is a class-specific finish, not a ranking of every boat taking part in the regatta. Oyster also published individual race results that explain how the final positions developed during the programme.
Mid-size yachts at a wider event
The regatta includes designs spanning a broad range of sizes, with a separate class for larger yachts. The Class 2 models fit LYG's under-24-metre interest and show an established community of smaller Oyster cruising yachts racing together.
The mix of Oyster 56, 565 and 575 designs illustrates how legacy models remain active with owners. It does not imply an ongoing new-build offer for each model or a current sales listing.
An owners' event in Mallorca
Racing took place during the 11–15 September gathering at Port Adriano, with technical and racing support available from Oyster and its partners. The builder also shared a film and event gallery, giving owners a record beyond the result sheets.
Owner regattas are a place to practise sail handling, learn from other crews and compare long-term ownership experiences. This report uses the published results only and does not invent corrected times or race-by-race scores.
