Antonia von Lamezan
· 22.05.2026
No carbon, no apps, no plotters. Instead, varnish, lines, wood and patina. YACHT Classic is dedicated to boats that almost automatically make you speak a little more softly when you see them.
These stories from the YACHT Classic are discussed in the podcast:
Lasse Johannsen explains the fascination behind wood, craftsmanship and tradition and provides insights into the lively German classic car scene between Lake Constance and Laboe.
From the outside, the elegant first-rule six-piece from 1911 impresses with gleaming mahogany and a traditional gaff rig. But you wouldn't know it by looking at it: Inside the rig is state-of-the-art engineering.
The fascinating story of Arndt Georg Nissen. His watercolours are rare visual testimonies to international ocean racing and sailing from the first half of the 20th century. In YACHT Classic, his daughter Marianne tells the personal story behind them.
Gottlieb Daimler's petrol engine initially met with little interest on land, until Daimler made it famous via the ingenious diversions of boat propulsion.
Why are some people prepared to invest fortune, time and passion in an old wooden boat? How did the scene develop? At which events can you admire classic boats?
Answers can be found in the YACHT podcast: Editor-in-chief Lasse Johannsen and host Timm Kruse take you on a journey into the fascinating world of classic sailing.
Yacht Classic 01/2026 is now available from newsagents or online available!
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