ONE Palma

18/10/2026

12/10/2026

These are just a few highlights from the latest ONE Palma newsletter.

DIY / Know Your Yacht is our new practical series for owners who want to understand what their boat is telling them.

From spotting the difference between a harmless gelcoat crack and something worth investigating, to getting mainsail tension right, we’ll be sharing simple checks you can do yourself, and the signs that mean it’s time to call in the experts.

Subscribe to the ONE Palma newsletter for the full guides and more practical yacht knowledge.

08/10/2026

A strong finish for INCO, the OneSails-equipped Wally 101 at Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez 2026!

INCO wrapped up the regatta with 2nd place in the final Maxi 2 race, recording the fastest elapsed time in the fleet: 1 hour, 7 minutes and 38 seconds! 🔥

And this one is particularly special to us. Our CEO, Peter Bresnan, was on board racing with the INCO crew, enjoying first-hand the performance of the sails we've spent so much time designing, crafting and fine-tuning.

Some of you might remember that we documented the making of INCO's sails in our eight-part video series, The Making of Superyacht Sails. From the enormous sail panels and precision craftsmanship to the clever little details, technical challenges and behind-the-scenes secrets, we took our cameras into the loft to show what really goes into creating sails for a yacht of this calibre.

If you've ever wondered how superyacht sails are made, this is your chance to find out!

🎬 Watch the full series here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0u9yAK2EE-6pCWzxoQYovap-GaUzgU3E

Congratulations to the entire INCO crew on a fantastic finish! It's always rewarding to see our work out on the water, doing exactly what it was built to do.

04/10/2026

What happens when the button doesn’t work?

Modern cruising yachts are becoming smarter, more automated and more comfortable.

But offshore, simplicity still matters. So do systems that can be understood, accessed and operated when automation stops doing the thinking for you. Because sometimes the smartest solution onboard is the one that still works without a screen.

Peter will soon share some of the lessons and observations gathered over many years around this topic on LinkedIn and in our newsletter. If this is something you care about, subscribe and follow along.

30/09/2026

Remember Inco from our video series The Making of the Superyacht Sails? She is making quite an impression at Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez - currently sitting in 4th place in only her second regatta.

What makes it even more interesting is that she is doing it with her cruising sails and an old racing gennaker. No fully optimized race inventory, no excuses, just a very capable yacht and team.

A pretty convincing reminder that good sail design shows itself quickly. Stay tuned

27/09/2026

Some days, sailing doesn’t need much explaining.

Wind, water, load, balance — and those flashes of sunlight dancing across the sea, when everything just looks right.

The shape of speed.

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25/09/2026

17/09/2026

Three days. One critical rudder component. No time to waste.

When a client urgently needed replacement clamp holders for a rudder stock gaiter mount, the challenge was clear: produce a strong, reliable solution and get it to the vessel as quickly as possible.

We used a hybrid manufacturing approach, combining a 3D-printed UV-resistant ASA structural core with hand-laminated fiberglass reinforcement.

The 3D printing gave us speed and precision. The fiberglass added the strength and durability needed for a demanding marine application.

From the first call to dispatch to Denmark: 3 days.

Sometimes innovation isn’t about reinventing the entire boat. It’s about finding the right solution when every day of downtime matters.

17/09/2026

It’s time to talk properly about long downwind passages.

How do you make the journey easier, safer and, most importantly, more enjoyable?

Read the full article for our practical take on long-distance downwind sailing.

🔗 Link in the comments.