Under the leadership of Adalberto Miani and Charles de Bourbon of the Two Sicilies, president of the class, the Smeralda 888 one-design series has established itself as a benchmark on the Mediterranean scene. From Saint-Tropez to Porto Cervo, via Cannes and Monaco, it makes stops at the most beautiful bodies of water, combining elegance and performance. Each season, the fleet puts on a spectacular show, culminating in its grand finale held in the Principality and renamed the Adalberto Miani Trophy, in honor of this iconic figure and devoted member of the Y.C.M.
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The Smeralda 888s compete in fleet races on the Mediterranean’s most beautiful bodies of water. Consistency, tactical acumen, and crew cohesion are essential to winning, all the way through to the grand finale held in Monaco.
To instill a sense of teamwork, discipline, and self-control, beyond just the result.
Fair play and quick decision-making are at the heart of a demanding competition.
To combine the joy of sailing with high-level competition, in the spirit envisioned by Adalberto Miani.
A group stage in which all teams play each other, ensuring that each team has as many head-to-head matches as possible.
Depending on weather conditions, several races are held each day to determine the standings among the crews during each stage.
The competition is heating up: every move could open or close the door to the finals.
The season wraps up in the Principality with the Adalberto Miani Trophy, which honors the year’s top crews from October 16 to 18, 2026.
By invitation, the top junior clubs and nations on the international circuit gather in Monaco. Year after year, the starting line brings together the biggest names in the world of sailing.
