6M ALIBABA II
Vigo, Spainon the market since 15 days
€75,000(VAT incl.)
CR
Cruiser Racer
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About
Alibaba II was designed and built by Tore Holm for Sven Salen in Sweden in 1948.
She made her international racing debut at the 1948 Olympics, helmed by her designer, who went home with a bronze medal for Sweden. Holm competed in the Olympics five times between 1920 and 1948, winning two gold and two bronze medals. In 1951 Alibaba was sold to Harry Melander from Uppsala, when he participated in the Mariehamn regatta.
Sadly the fresh winds got the better of Alibaba and she lost her mast and had to be towed back to port. The following year Alibaba II was sold to Y. O. Rusla in Finland, who owned 1937 Six Metre Raili (L30). Confusingly, Rusla renamed Alibaba Ralia.
She was given the sail number L50 and the two boats competed along with Vinnia (L29) for a place at the 1952 Olympics. Ralia once again beat off the competition to enter the Olympic games for the second time, this time representing Finland and, also for the second time, winning a bronze medal.
In 1964 Ralia moved back to Sweden, regaining her old name and sail number but in the early 1980s she found her way back to Finland again, becoming L50 for the second time.
She was renovated in 1989 at Emsalo Batupplag near Porvoo. Alibaba II came in 2nd place in the 1998 European Championship in Cowes, UK, Classic Division. She remained in Finland for the next nearly three decades, notably winning the 1999 World Cup in Hanko, beating 31 other classics for the title.
She won the 2000 European Championship in St Tropez, France and placed 4th in the 2002 European in Rungsted, Denmark, both in the Classic Division. In 2016, this Six moved away from Scandinavia for the first time and relocated to Spain to join the new fleet emerging in Sanxenxo; winning her first season in 2017. Alibaba II (ESP50) participated in the 2024 European Championships in Sanxenxo with a very good results.
Builder: AB Tore Holms Yachtvarv
Designer: TORE HOLM
Boat ID: 1948SE01
Boat Names:
Original name: Alibaba II
Other names:
Ralia (name changed in 1952)
Last name recorded: Alibaba II (name changed in 1964)
Build Country:Sweden
Sail Numbers
First number recorded: S61 (1948)
Other numbers:
L50 (used from 1952)
S61 (used from 1964)
FIN50 GBR50 (used from 2018)
Last number reported: ESP50
NAVIGATION INSTRUMENTS
Electronics: Raymarine tacktic
VHF: YES
Notes: Velocitek VHF 2 COMPASSES
DECK EQUIPMENT
Deck hardware: Harken
Winches: Harken
Notes: full equipped and updated to win.
SAILS
Alibaba North Sails 3Di: YEAR 2016: Mainsail Light Genoa Medium Genoa Genoa 2 Spy S1 Spy S2 Spy S4 YEAR 2019 Mainsail Light Genoa Medium Genoa Spy S2 YEAR 2021 Mainsail Medium Genoa YEAR 2022 Light Genoa YEAR 2023 Heavy Genoa Sails 21, 22, and 23 are only used in European and World Championships. Two poles, one carbon, one aluminum.
Rigging: Rod
Mast: Aluminium
Boom: Aluminium
Spinnaker pole: 2
Furling system: Yes
Running Rigging: Dyneema
Two Spinnaker pole - Aluminium and carbon
Wood construction and professionally maintained
Extra Notes: beaching cradle with wheels.
She made her international racing debut at the 1948 Olympics, helmed by her designer, who went home with a bronze medal for Sweden. Holm competed in the Olympics five times between 1920 and 1948, winning two gold and two bronze medals. In 1951 Alibaba was sold to Harry Melander from Uppsala, when he participated in the Mariehamn regatta.
Sadly the fresh winds got the better of Alibaba and she lost her mast and had to be towed back to port. The following year Alibaba II was sold to Y. O. Rusla in Finland, who owned 1937 Six Metre Raili (L30). Confusingly, Rusla renamed Alibaba Ralia.
She was given the sail number L50 and the two boats competed along with Vinnia (L29) for a place at the 1952 Olympics. Ralia once again beat off the competition to enter the Olympic games for the second time, this time representing Finland and, also for the second time, winning a bronze medal.
In 1964 Ralia moved back to Sweden, regaining her old name and sail number but in the early 1980s she found her way back to Finland again, becoming L50 for the second time.
She was renovated in 1989 at Emsalo Batupplag near Porvoo. Alibaba II came in 2nd place in the 1998 European Championship in Cowes, UK, Classic Division. She remained in Finland for the next nearly three decades, notably winning the 1999 World Cup in Hanko, beating 31 other classics for the title.
She won the 2000 European Championship in St Tropez, France and placed 4th in the 2002 European in Rungsted, Denmark, both in the Classic Division. In 2016, this Six moved away from Scandinavia for the first time and relocated to Spain to join the new fleet emerging in Sanxenxo; winning her first season in 2017. Alibaba II (ESP50) participated in the 2024 European Championships in Sanxenxo with a very good results.
Builder: AB Tore Holms Yachtvarv
Designer: TORE HOLM
Boat ID: 1948SE01
Boat Names:
Original name: Alibaba II
Other names:
Ralia (name changed in 1952)
Last name recorded: Alibaba II (name changed in 1964)
Build Country:Sweden
Sail Numbers
First number recorded: S61 (1948)
Other numbers:
L50 (used from 1952)
S61 (used from 1964)
FIN50 GBR50 (used from 2018)
Last number reported: ESP50
NAVIGATION INSTRUMENTS
Electronics: Raymarine tacktic
VHF: YES
Notes: Velocitek VHF 2 COMPASSES
DECK EQUIPMENT
Deck hardware: Harken
Winches: Harken
Notes: full equipped and updated to win.
SAILS
Alibaba North Sails 3Di: YEAR 2016: Mainsail Light Genoa Medium Genoa Genoa 2 Spy S1 Spy S2 Spy S4 YEAR 2019 Mainsail Light Genoa Medium Genoa Spy S2 YEAR 2021 Mainsail Medium Genoa YEAR 2022 Light Genoa YEAR 2023 Heavy Genoa Sails 21, 22, and 23 are only used in European and World Championships. Two poles, one carbon, one aluminum.
Rigging: Rod
Mast: Aluminium
Boom: Aluminium
Spinnaker pole: 2
Furling system: Yes
Running Rigging: Dyneema
Two Spinnaker pole - Aluminium and carbon
Wood construction and professionally maintained
Extra Notes: beaching cradle with wheels.
