WINNER 11.20 - 2007
Winner Yachts
TECHNICAL SHEET
Main datas
- Builder : Winner Yachts
- Life Raft : Yes
- Year : 2007
- Beam : 3,60 m
- Subtype : Pleasure, Fast
- Architect : Van de stadt design
- Hull : Monohull
- Material : GRP
- Length : 11,20 m
- keel : Fixed Keel
- Draft minimum : 1,95 m
Engines
- Brand : YANMAR
- Model : 3YM30
- Drive : Saildrive
- Fuel capacity : 80
- Power Unit. (CV) : 29
- Fuel : Diesel
- Montage : In Board (IB)
- Engine(s) : 1
Facilities
- Double Cabin : 2
- Sailor Cabin : 0
- Head : 1
- Berth : 6
- Helm : No
- WC : Sailor
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Main Features
Price guide, Quotation
To give an idea, in 2026, an WINNER 11.20 Winner Yachts from 2007 was offered on the market at a price of €108,000.
WINNER 11.20 - Second-hand Monohull Cruiser-Racer
The Winner 11.20 is a sports cruising sailboat designed to combine performance and comfort. Developed by the Dutch shipyard Basyard Yachts (specialized in aluminium boats), this 11.20-metre model is ideal for sailors looking for a manoeuvrable, robust and high-performance boat, whether for racing or coastal cruising. Its modern design, inspired by the IOR (International Offshore Rule), makes it a versatile boat, appreciated for both weekend outings and longer crossings.
? Dimensions & Weight- Length overall (LOA): 11.20 m
- Waterline length (LWL): 9.50 m
- Beam: 3.45 m
- Draft (standard): 1.80 m (standard keel) / 2.20 m (deep keel for racing)
- Light displacement (empty weight): ~4,800 kg
- Displacement (with keel and rigging): ~5,200 kg
- Mast height (optional): 17.50 m (standard mast) / 18.50 m (extended mast for racing)
? Technical Capabilities- Hull type: Aluminium monohull (5083 or 6082, TIG welded, 4-6 mm thickness)
- Deck material: Aluminium with resin and gelcoat for waterproofing
- Rigging: Fractional sloop ( mainsail + genoa)
- Maximum sail area (racing): ~85 m² (mainsail 45 m² + genoa 40 m²)
- Cruising sail area: ~65-75 m² (depending on rigging)
- Rudder surface: Main rudder + weighted rudder (deep keel option)
- Ballast: Lead keel (1,200 kg)
(Note: Some models are equipped with a solent or spinnaker for greater versatility.)
(Alternative option: Deep keel 1,500 kg for light racing.)
? Interior Layout- Cabins: 3 cabins (2 doubles + 1 single)
- Sleeping capacity: 6 to 8 people (depending on configuration)
- Galley: 2-burner stove + stainless steel sink
- Head (bathroom): Electric or manual toilet + small washbasin
- Storage: 6-8 lockers (total ~300-400 L)
- Chart table: Integrated into the saloon, with storage for instruments
- Headroom: 1.85 m (comfortable for an 11.20)
- Aft cabin: double bed (1.40 x 1.90 m) + storage
- Forward cabin: 2 single beds or 1 convertible double
- Navigation cabin (option): 1 single bed or office space.
- Option: gas oven, 30-40L refrigerator.
- Option: outdoor shower.
? Energy & Equipment- Engine: Diesel (18-30 HP) - Yamaha, Nanni or Volvo Penta
- Fuel tank: 30-50 L
- Water tank: 100-150 L (depending on model)
- Electricity: 12V or 24V (depending on battery) - Wind generator + optional solar panels
- Safety equipment: 6-point harness, electric + manual bilge pump, manual desalinator, fire extinguisher
- Deck equipment:
- Lewmar or Harken winches (2-3 winches)
- Blocks, sheets, Dyneema halyards
- Stainless steel 1x19 forestay and shrouds
- Anchor: Rocna type 15-20 kg + 50 m of 8 mm chain
- Keel-mounted daggerboard? (Some models feature a lifting keel, useful for shallow ports.)
- Option: electric propulsion (for silent navigation).
?? Performance & Navigation- Max speed: 10-12 knots (with spinnaker)
- Cruising speed: 7-9 knots
- Max capacity: 8 in racing / 6 for comfortable cruising
- Range: 4-6 days without replenishment (depending on crew and consumption)
- Manoeuvrability: Excellent thanks to its profiled keel and balanced rudder
- Stability: Good due to low weight (low centre of gravity)
- Heavy weather performance: Very stable and dry, even in heavy swells
? About Options & Modifications- Some second-hand Winner 11.20s available on sailboatlistings.com or SailboatLab offer improvements such as:
- Fractional rig with carbon fibre mast
- Deep keel for light racing
- Redesigned cockpit for added comfort
- Addition of solar panels or a wind generator
- Modern navigation (AIS, Raymarine/Electronic autopilot)
Compact:
A search on Sailboat Listings may show Winner 11.20s from 2005 to 2015, with prices ranging from ?70,000 to ?120,000 depending on condition, equipment and year.
? Key Points to Check
- ?? The condition of the aluminium hull (rust, deformation, welds)
- ? The rigging (wear of shrouds, condition of winches, rigging)
- ?? The waterproofing of the deck, bilges and roof
- ? The engine (full service, belt life)
- ? The sails (mainsail and genoa must be in good condition)
- ? The battery and electrical system
- ?? The chart plotter and autopilot
- ? Safety equipment (lifejackets, fuses, VHF)
- Models from 2005-2010: Between ?50,000 and ?80,000
- Post-2010 models (well-maintained): Between ?80,000 and ?120,000
- Winner 11.20 "Pro" or racing models: Up to ?140,000 (deep keel, carbon rigging)
For a successful second-hand purchase, it is imperative to check:
? Prices and Available Listings
The Winner 11.20 is a sought-after boat, especially for its versatility and aluminium construction (renowned for being indestructible). On the second-hand market, prices vary according to year, equipment and maintenance:
To find a listing, visit: Sailboat Listings, Sailboat Data, Sailboat Lab, or platforms such as Bateaux.com, YachtWorld.
? Why Choose a Winner 11.20?
The Winner 11.20 is an excellent compromise for sailors who want a fast, safe and comfortable boat without sacrificing performance. Its aluminium construction makes it a durable boat, suitable for both cruising and racing. In addition, its compact but well-thought-out interior allows for pleasant life on board, even with a smaller crew.- Owners looking for a solid, high-performance and low-maintenance boat
- Amateur racers who want to participate in coastal competitions
- Family crews for weekends or semi-offshore cruises
Ideal for:
Are you looking to buy a second-hand Winner 11.20 or want to sell yours? Check specialist platforms or get support from a second-hand boat expert to avoid nasty surprises!
Need advice? Contact a yacht broker or naval architect for a personalised assessment.