Maurizio Testuzza

Maurizio Testuzza

The destiny and the activity of Adriasail Custom Yachts are since ever linked to the founder Maurizio Testuzza.

Born and grown up in Milan, after the degree in architecture, he starts his adventure at Giorgetti and Magrini, one of the most important design firm and specialist in refitting large sailing and motor yachts.

In the end of the eighties he meets Raoul Gardini, already captain  of industry and owner of dream sailing yachts. And the dream was AC and Tencara shipyard. Tecara becomes synonym of state-of-the-art technology and audacious

experimentation in the nautical field and Testuzza himself becomes one of the project manager at the shipyard. Moro di Venezia wins the Luis Viutton Cup in 1992, but Raoul Gardini’s death sees the last of further projects development.

In years featured by a marked economic downturn, Testuzza anyway makes the decision to invest on his future, entering into CNB Fano shipyard shareholding; the construction of Nauta and Frers designs dates back to that period, as well as Giovanni Soldini’s Fila ’60.

In middle nineties CNB is chosen, among others in the United State, Italy and the UK, as accredited

shipyard for building Wally Yachts sailing boats, at that time a brand new star. The strong development driven by Wally – 14 yachts built between 65’ and 105’ – confirms once again the vocation of being “>> FAST FORWARD”, concept that later will become Testuzza’s own boat name.

Adriasail Custom Yachts was born in 2003 as the most recent operation of this professional path. With the cooperation of a team he shared more than 20 years working with, Testuzza “brought Fano in the world” and with a wider and more industrial vision he keeps up building yachts “customized in the logic of enhancement of Owners’ thoughts”.

“My story in yours boats”

1979 “ROTUNDA” Giorgetti & Magrini 50′
“CACTUS” Giorgetti & Magrini 50′
1980 “TROLL” Giorgetti & Magrini 65′
“MEWS” Giorgetti & Magrini 57′
“BEST” Giorgetti & Magrini 50′
1981 “JUPPITER” Giorgetti & Magrini 98′ Micheli
1982 “MASTROPIETRO” Giorgetti & Magrini 50′ – Caprera
“BARCA LABORATORIO” Giorgetti & Magrini 80′ Whitbread-Claudio Stampi
“EXCALIBUR” Giorgetti & Magrini 40′
“ALACHAR” Giorgetti & Magrini 70′
1983 “VENEZIANO” Giorgetti & Magrini 80′
“KINZARA” Giorgetti & Magrini 61′
“PILAR” Giorgetti & Magrini 70′ – Gritti
1984 “PACIFIC WAVE” Giorgetti & Magrini 70′ – Motta
1985 “ITALIA 1” + “ITALIA 2” Giorgetti & Magrini – Coppa America del 1987
1986 “CREOLE” Giorgetti & Magrini 65mt – Maurizio Gucci
1987 ” TAEOO” 88′ Giorgetti & Magrini
1989
1992
nr. 5 “Moro di Venezia” Frers – Coppa America del 1992
1993 “BROOKSFIELD” Petit Bouvet 60′- Whitbread
1994 “ORSA MAGGIORE” Vallicelli 25mt – Marina Militare
“TITUAN LAMAZOUT” Petit Bouvet 40mt
FRERS 60mt Gardini
“OFF SHORE” 18mt Tencara – Norberto Ferretti
1995 “BRADAMANTE” Farr-Nauta 65′ – CNB
1996 nr. 5 Gozzo Ligure 10mt – CNB
Frers 56′ Viotto – CNB
Frers 56′ Tampieri – CNB
“CORIOLAN” Van Peteghen 88′ catamarano – CNB
“MIA” Vallicelli 80′ Girombelli – CNB
nr.8 Ceccarelli 35′ per ITR – CNB
nr.3 Vallicelli 39′ per ESTE – CNB
“BILBA” Acampora – CNB
1997 “OPEN 60” Finot – Giovanni Soldini 1° classificato giro del mondo – CNB
“MAGIC CARPET” Oven Jones – Frers 80′ – CNB
1998 “TUAMATA” “ASKHEROUT” “BARONG” Frers 80′ – CNB
1999 “GIBIAN” Frers 100′ Grandi – CNB
“YAM” Frers 95′ Levi – CNB
2000 “DARK SHADOW” Frers 100′ Giapponese – CNB
“SLINGSHOT” Frers 100′ De Sole – CNB
2001 “CARRERA” Frers 100′ – CNB
2002 “KAURIS III” Frers 105′ Tronchetti Provera – CNB
“MAGIC CARPET 2” Oven Jones Frers 90′ – CNB
“Y3K” Frers 90′ – CNB
2003 “>> FAST FORWARD” FY 49′ (nr.1 di 5) Maurizio Testuzza – Adria Sail
2004 nr. 23 Brenta 38′ – Adria Sail
“DUE GEMELLI” Cori 45′ – Adria Sail
2005 “IKAIKA” FY 80′ – Adria Sail
2006 “KER” RPN 59′ – Adria Sail
Ceccarelli 40′ Ballerini – Adria Sail
2007 “IMAGO” RPN 59′ – Adria Sail
2008 Brenta 30 – Adria Sail
“ALTAIR” FY 50′ Scuderia – Adria Sail
2009 “GENIE OF THE LAMP” B52 Gianluca Vacchi – Adria Sail
2010 nr.9 Brenta42 – Adria Sail
2011 “MANDRAKE” Frers 64′ – Adria Sail
2012 “APE” FY 50′ Scuderia GT – Adria Sail
2013 “ONE SHOT” RPN 66′ Advanced – Adria Sail
2014 “ALIAS” Biscontini50′ – Adria Sail
IY15.98 – Italia Yachts – Adria Sail
2015 “APSARAS” Advanced 80′ RPN – Adria Sail
Advanced 44 Nauta- Biscontini – Adria Sail
2016 “Atalanta II” refitting FY – Adria Sail
2018

Scuderia 65 HMYD – Adria Sail
Advanced 80#2 RPN – Adria Sail
Grand Soleil Ceccarelli 80′ – Adria Sail
UnlimitedC53′ Marco Veglia – Adria Sail
Grand Soleil 48′ Race Lostuzzi – Adria Sail

2020 [under construction]

Advanced 80#3 RPN – Adria Sail
Advanced 66#3 RPN – Adria Sail