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November 2025 issue
Appropriately, for the refit-themed issue of BOAT International, this month we’ve refitted the editor’s chair. With me! Stewart Campbell, who has led the magazine with immense skill and ambition over more than a decade, is taking a well-deserved step up to managing director, and it is now my face you will see on the editor's letter page of BOAT International each month. I am enormously excited at the prospect of bringing you the work of our skilled team.
This month, the star of the show is our cover boat Ravenger – the Baltic yacht that many of you will have known and loved in her former life as Pink Gin VI. She was a technical marvel – the world’s largest all-carbon sloop – and was also outrageously characterful, with Murano glass chandeliers hanging from the boom and a lavender baby grand piano. She’s been transformed by a new owner, who has swapped out her outré interior for a stylish, pared-back design and fine-tuned her for performance. She’s already making her mark on the regatta circuit in her reimagined form.
Less dramatic – but equally fascinating – is the recent work done to refresh and preserve the yachting contingent of the Dunkirk Little Ships, who returned this year to the site of the action. There’s a treasure trove of other refit content to dive into, but if your interest lies purely in the new, take a look at our Turkey special. This builder nation, currently ranking second in the world for yachts in build and ordered, is a news magnet – it hit the headlines twice while we were going to press. In this issue, we chart its remarkable ascent and formidable obstacles.
Altogether it’s a packed issue, and a continuation of Stewart’s distinguished legacy. Perhaps it’s a refresh rather than a refit.
Caroline White
Editor