Moth Class World & US National Championships
by Dalton and Lindsay Bergen
M
ost people at the gas station think moth has been in the US for less than using them at the Moth Worlds in 2006.
it’s an airplane, and when I say it’s two years. Moths are a developmental Until recently the Moth Class had all
a boat that fl ies, it doesn’t help. Even class of boats that have been around but died out in the US, but since the
most sailors are unfamiliar with these since the late 1920’s, but hydrofoils only introduction of the hydrofoiling version,
boats for a good reason: the hydrofoiling became popular when Rohan Veal won there has been a resurgence and a group
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