The house's sporting coupés — from seventeen to thirty metres of taut planing hulls. The balance of weight and power is taken to the point where the fastest model in the line reaches 50 knots, without leaving comfort behind.
The Sport 55 captures the house's athletic side in an agile, driver-focused yacht. A retractable glass door merges the two main-deck salons into a single space running from the helm to the large aft sunpad. With 50 knots at the top, it is the fastest in the Sport Series — compact enough to feel personal, yet every inch a Filippetti.
The Sport 75 is the Sport Series at full maturity — nearly twenty-four metres, twin 1800 hp MANs on surface drives and 45 knots at the top. Luiz De Basto's signature brings light deep into the interior, while three cabins and three heads mean a longer passage is no compromise.
The Sport 90 is the line's technological masterpiece, twenty-seven and a half metres with four cabins, five heads and dedicated crew quarters. Fulvio De Simoni keeps the silhouette lean despite seventy tonnes, and 40 knots at the top shows how well the balance succeeded.
The Sport 100 scales that sporting DNA to flagship proportions, a yacht where power and refinement travel as one. Thirty metres carry up to five cabins and nine thousand litres of fuel, and still hold 40 knots — a presence measured in more than length.