- Events and Regattas
The 2026 Miami Pivot: Atlantic-Proven Velocity Arrives at Dock F
The Radical Miami Realignment
For 2026, Yellowfin is executing a definitive shift in its event philosophy. In a move that separates them from the standard corporate exhibits, the company has confirmed it will step away from the traditional indoor displays at the Miami International Boat Show. Instead, from February 11 to 15, they are establishing a private outpost at Miami Beach Marina, Dock F. This pivot signals a commitment to quality over quantity, trading thousands of casual spectators for focused, high-value interactions on the water.
Prioritizing the Atlantic Proving Ground
The decision to abandon the convention center floor is rooted in a simple truth: nothing compares to being at the helm. By moving the entire operation to the docks, Yellowfin allows prospective owners to feel the hull’s performance in the actual environment it was engineered for. This format allows for on-water demos where the ride and craftsmanship take center stage, providing a visceral experience that a static carpeted booth simply cannot replicate.
A Personalized Navigation Plan
The 2026 event is designed for maximum efficiency and convenience. Recognizing that many enthusiasts will still be attending the main show, Yellowfin has coordinated an effortless transition. They are offering pick-ups from select local marinas to ensure getting behind the wheel is seamless. Between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily, Dock F becomes an exclusive command center where the focus is strictly on finding the right vessel for the right owner.
Reinvesting in the Owner Experience
By stepping away from the massive overhead of a traditional convention center exhibit, Yellowfin is redirecting those resources back to the client. The experience is free for those who RSVP and includes food, beverages, and exclusive event-only incentives. This “customer-first” logic turns a hectic boat show weekend into a relaxed, professional setting where direct connection with the build team is the primary objective.
The Sarasota Legacy Continues
While the Miami format is changing, the company’s broader commitment to the Florida circuit remains steady. Yellowfin will maintain its full boat show schedule outside of Miami, including a confirmed presence at the Palm Beach International Boat Show in March 2026. This temporary realignment is a calculated strike at the Miami market, proving that the brand isn’t afraid to rethink its heritage to deliver a better product-to-owner relationship.
The Dock F Verdict
For those who value speed and substance over the noise of the convention center, Yellowfin’s Miami event is the most important date on the February calendar. This is an opportunity to step aboard, engage with the engineers, and feel the performance firsthand. In 2026, the real Yellowfin experience isn’t found under a roof—it’s found at the helm on Dock F.
