Built for performance on open water, the Ocean Racer 52 Le Comte is a purpose-driven sailboat designed with serious offshore and ocean racing in mind. As the name suggests, this is a vessel built to cover miles efficiently and competitively, making it well suited for bluewater passage-making as well as organized offshore racing campaigns. Le Comte is a Dutch shipyard with a respected history in building performance-oriented sailing yachts, and the Ocean Racer 52 reflects that heritage. The design prioritizes speed and seakeeping ability, offering a hull form that handles demanding open-ocean conditions with confidence. Sailors drawn to this model tend to be experienced hands looking for a boat capable of delivering strong passages without sacrificing the structural integrity needed for offshore work. With limited detailed specifications publicly available, prospective buyers are encouraged to seek out the builder directly or consult class documentation for full technical details. What is clear from the lineage and design intent is that the Ocean Racer 52 Le Comte occupies a compelling space for those seeking a capable, competition-ready offshore yacht with genuine bluewater credentials.
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How much does a Ocean Racer 52 Le Comte weigh?
The Ocean Racer 52 Le Comte has a displacement of 43,000.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 52.00 ft.
Who designed the Ocean Racer 52 Le Comte?
The Ocean Racer 52 Le Comte was designed by W. H Tripp Jr., first built in 1968.