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Insuring Winner Yachts: cover and premium

sailing boats and sailing yachts · the Netherlands

Winner Yachts builds sailing boats and sailing yachts in the Netherlands. NAMMERT insures a Winner Yachts regardless of year built or where you bought it, liability, hull, legal expenses and personal accident cover from one house, taken out online in five minutes.

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At a glance

Origin

the Netherlands

Class

sailing boats and sailing yachts

Typical sizes

8 to 13 m

Premium from

from €39 a year for liability

Worth knowing

Winner Yachts; cover, cost and conditions

In the Netherlands, Winner builds racing and cruising yachts from eight to thirteen metres, and for decades also the Optimist junior dinghy. Winner boats are at home on inland waters and on race courses, and precisely on that hangs the most important contractual question: racing use is restricted with many providers, whereas with us club races are included from the Basis-Plus tariff upwards.

The classic 750 and 900 date from the years 1975 to 1995. Boats of this age are frequently insured below their value because the current market value is taken as the yardstick. The correct figure is the replacement value, and that includes retrofitted sails, electronics and a new rig.

For junior dinghies such as the Optimist a separate calculation applies: the boats are inexpensive, the liability question is not. A child who damages another boat with the dinghy triggers the same liability case as an adult. Third-party liability cover is therefore the basis even on the smallest boat.

Questions and answers

Frequent questions

Is a junior dinghy such as the Optimist included in the cover?

For Winner Yachts: It is insured as a boat in its own right,

usually through third-party liability cover.

The premium is low, the limit of indemnity the same as for large boats.

Does the policy cover races?

For Winner Yachts: Club races from the Basis-Plus tariff upwards.

For races with scoring status and for rig damage during a race,

let us know when taking out the policy.

The cover that fits

For Winner Yachts: What matters for sailing boats and sailing yachts is the same across every

brand; engine output, how a claim is settled, cruising range and theft protection.

The class page lists every point and every brand in this class, Winner Yachts included.

Insuring sailing boats and sailing yachts, every brand and every condition

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Nautical information What counts before you cast off, papers, equipment, waters

Licence

A powerboat licence (inland or coastal) is required from 15 hp (11.03 kW).

Registration

Registration from 3 hp; for trips abroad carry the boat certificate or flag document.

Waters

Inland, coastal and abroad; plan fairways, bridge clearances, draught and tides.

Equipment

Lifesaving gear, fire extinguisher, anchor, signalling equipment and correct navigation lights.

Cruising range

The agreed cruising range is stated in the policy and can be extended at any time.

Weather

Check wind force in Beaufort and wind direction before casting off, and allow for gusts.

General guidance, not a complete account;

what governs are the rules of the waters you are on and the manual of your Winner Yachts.

Current wind force and direction for your waters are shown on the Home.

Series by Winner Yachts, with value and cover

Winner 750 / 900 (classic)

Winner 750 / 900 (classic) is a sailing boat from Winner Yachts (the Netherlands),

built from 1975 to 1995,

and today changes hands at between €9,000 and €32,000.

Winner 8 / 9

Winner 8 / 9 is a sailing boat from Winner Yachts (the Netherlands), built from 1985 to 2010,

and today changes hands at between €25,000 and €60,000.

Winner 10.10 / 12.20

Winner 10.10 / 12.20 is a sailing yacht from Winner Yachts (the Netherlands),

built from 1995 to 2015,

and today changes hands at between €60,000 and €160,000.

Optimist (Jugendjolle)

Optimist (Jugendjolle) is a sailing dinghy from Winner Yachts (the Netherlands),

built from 1960 to 2015,

and today changes hands at between €1,000 and €4,000.

What this means for the cover

For the Winner 750 / 900 (classic) by Winner Yachts series there is no list price left.

That is why we work with an agreed value: you state the figure, we agree it,

and in a total loss exactly that amount is paid, with no deduction for wear.

For the Winner 8 / 9, Winner 10.10 / 12.20 and Optimist (Jugendjolle) by Winner Yachts series the

market value and the replacement cost often differ widely.

An agreed value removes the age-based scale, and the figure in the policy stands.

For the Winner 750 / 900 (classic), Winner 8 / 9 by Winner Yachts series:

On boats this size the condition of rig and fittings decides.

A dismasting is covered, worn terminals after years are not.

For the Winner 10.10 / 12.20 by Winner Yachts series:

On sailing yachts the rig and the underwater hull are the expensive parts:

a dismasting quickly costs a quarter of the boat,

and osmosis counts as wear and is covered by no hull policy.

For the Optimist (Jugendjolle) by Winner Yachts series:

Dinghies are mostly trailed and stored ashore,

and that is where most damage happens: rigging, strapping down and winter storage.

All series at a glance

The Winner Yachts range in figures

These figures come from the model records we keep for Winner Yachts: boat type,

build years and length, nothing estimated.

motorboat: 21 models, 1970 to 1997, mostly 4.5 to 6.4 m
sailing yacht: 16 models, since 1995, mostly 8 to 12.2 m

Which model was built when?

Sailing boat Motorboat RIBEach bar is one Winner Yachts model, running from its first to its last year of build. The colour shows the type of boat. Showing 24 of 37 models.

What does a used Winner Yachts cost?

We hold today’s price ranges by year for 31 models by Winner Yachts.

The table shows what boats in average condition are worth,

from the oldest to the youngest year on record.

Choose your exact model, year and condition in the calculator.

Model	Years built	Range today
Baronet	1973 to 1981	€18,100 to €23,400
Cougar	1977 to 1979	€8,600 to €11,000
Hovercraft Winner 103	1993 to 1994	€3,200 to €4,000
Stapley 5	1977 to 1978	€6,300 to €8,000
Super Kai	1973 to 1974	€9,700 to €12,500
Tigress	1977 to 1978	€24,100 to €30,700
Viscount DC	1973 to 1974	€19,600 to €25,000
Wildcat	1973 to 1975	€7,900 to €10,200
Winner 10	2015 to 2018	€55,800 to €88,600
Winner 10 Performance	2015 to 2018	€55,800 to €88,400
Winner 10.10	2005 to 2014	€45,600 to €74,400
Winner 11	2015 to 2018	€72,300 to €116,500
Winner 11 Performance	2015 to 2018	€72,700 to €119,600
Winner 11.20	2005 to 2014	€63,700 to €100,200
Winner 12	2015 to 2018	€92,600 to €160,000
Winner 12 Performance	2015 to 2018	€92,600 to €160,400
Winner 12.20	2009 to 2015	€79,600 to €120,900
Winner 1750	1988 to 1990	€9,100 to €12,100
Winner 1950	1988 to 1990	€11,600 to €15,400
Winner 8	2015 to 2024	€39,200 to €86,100
Winner 8 Performance	2015 to 2024	€40,300 to €83,300
Winner 9	2015 to 2018	€47,500 to €74,600
Winner 9 Performance	2015 to 2018	€45,100 to €71,100
Winner 9 Plus	2022 to 2024	€84,800 to €111,900
Winner 9.00	2012 to 2015	€39,900 to €58,500
Winner 9.50	1998 to 2014	€30,800 to €60,500
Winner Baronet	1974 to 1977	€9,800 to €12,400
Winner Spirit	1988 to 1990	€18,000 to €23,100
Winner Viscount	1976 to 1978	€11,800 to €15,000
Winner Viscount I	1975 to 1976	€11,500 to €14,700
Winner Wildcat	1973 to 1981	€8,200 to €10,700