DESIGN & Build Table in association with the Spinlock Special Projects Team Series builds
TYPE RG650
Pogo 3 Mini J-70
J/88
LOA DESIGNER 6.5m
6.5m
www.jboats.com
Diam 24 Soto 30
Quant 30 A27
7.25m VPLP 9.1m
www.archambault.co.uk
Marström M32 Soto 33
Luthi F10 Farr 280
www.pct.ae
Psaros 33 MC34
Elliott 35SS C&C30 OD
10.06m Séb Schmidt 10.34m Marc Lombard 10.61m Greg Elliott
9.09m Mark Mills
www.c-cyachts.com FB 35
Infiniti 36 Ker 33
10.65m Fred Barrett 11.15m Hugh Welbourn
10m Ker Design
www.mcconaghyboats.com
Pure 36 A35R
11.3m Bakewell-White 10.61m Joubert/Nivelt
www.archambault.co.uk
Enavigo 38 MC38
11.68m Andrej Justin 11.52m Dunning & Assoc
www.mcconaghyboats.com Tyker 40/3 Botín HPR40
12.18m Guillaume Verdier 12.2m Botín Partners
www.mcconaghyboats.com
Akilaria RC3 C40-HPR
12.18m Marc Lombard
www.pct.ae/carkeek40
Botín IRC 40 HH42
12.18m Botín Partners 12.6m Judel-Vrolijk
www.hh42performance.com
Humphreys Class 40 12.18m Humphreys Yacht Design Ker 40+
12.12m Ker Yacht Design
www.mcconaghyboats.com
Ocean Tec, Slovenia McConaghy Boats
July 2013 February 2015 McConaghy Boats April 2013 Hakes Marine/Hudson Yachts Feb 2013 MC-Tec, Tunisia 12.2m Carkeek Design Partners Premier Composites April 2012 March 2014 FR Nautisme McConaghy Boats
May 2012 May 2013
Croatia McConaghy Boats
Aug 2013 Sept 2011
Lloyd Stevenson Archambault
Jan 2012 April 2014
Van Munster Boats, Sydney Infiniti Yachts
McConaghy Boats
July 2013 Feb 2013
2014 Psaros SA
Marsaudon Composites Salthouse Boatbuilders
US Watercraft
Aug 2011 Sept 2012 July 2012
April 2014
9.7m 10m 10m
Ljung/Marström Soto Acebal Mer Forte
8.72m Farr Yacht Design
Marström Composites Marine Martinoli Olivier Luthi
Premier Composites
Oct 2011 Dec 2011 July 2012
April 2014 Soto Acebal
9.15m Hugh Welbourn 8.35m Joubert/Nivelt.
Vianney Ancelin M Boats, China
Quant-Boats, Switzerland Archambault
Dec 2013 2013
July 2012 2012
6.89m Alan Johnstone 8.8m
BUILDER
Nicolas Goldenburg Guillaume Verdier
Alan Johnstone
Riotecna, Argentina Chantier Structures
J Composites/CCF France J Composites
FIRST LAUNCH COMMENTS 2013
April 2014 March 2012
July 2013
A little bit ‘scow-like…’ boat number 20 of this fast series Mini will go afloat this year Verdier’s Series Mini offers much more power but with the same wetted area as a Pogo 2 Extraordinarily successful sportboat launch from the masters of the game. 700+ sold
Fitting in between the stunningly successful J/70 and larger J/111, the latest high performance overnighter from J Boats features sparkling performance. No surprise that more than 45 J/88s have sold to date...
It’s official, the Tour Voile is moving over to this lightweight one-design trimaran platform Plenty of fun and at a base price around US$99,500… Four examples sold of these fast and groundbreaking designs
Fast and easy to sail fast, the pretty A27 is also now the winner of the 2014 Sail Magazineaward for the best performance monohull under 30ft. The A27 is also available with a lifting keel for easier road trailing
Funtastic and rapid cat… curved foils and just 450kg all up Fast-growing class, smaller cheaper Soto 40 derivative All-carbon canting-keel racer, with input from Alain Gautier
The Farr 280 one-design is a new production racing sailboat, built by Premier Composite Technologies in Dubai. This boat will deliver the excitement of grand prix racing in the under 30ft one-design arena
(Very) fast canting-keel one-design – first three boats sold Good-looking and fast racer-cruiser with powerful aft chines
Light, fast and maybe just a little scary new mid-sized canting-keeler…
Twin backstays to allow a larger square-top main help to distinguish this foxy new addition to the 30ft market. The powerful C&C 30 promises electric performance and all at an affordable level of cost
OK, these heavily HPR-influenced mid-sized designs are now starting to roll out of the woodwork The second of these larger DSS designs to be launched
Expect the new Ker 33 to be every bit as successful as the previous Ker IRC 40. With three double berths this new IRC/ORC design offers dual-purpose use while a two-part mast saves on transport. Three sold to date
One-design coastal racer. High-performance – with the après best taken ashore
Following on from its successful predecessor the heavily updated A35R went straight to the front of the IRC fleet at Spi-Ouest 2014. More stability and a new more modern deck layout were just the start of it...
Are these genuine new HPR designs, or is that just a handy catch-all for a non-specific boat type?
Harry Dunning’s low-freeboard flyer offers a super cool – and cool-looking – way into the growing mid- sized ‘HPR-style’ pure performance arena at a pretty remarkable price. Over a dozen have now been sold
The latest iteration of Verdier’s production Class 40 family
Marcelo Botín enters the HPR market... Good for the designers and similarly good for HPR. This production- built design takes advantage of extensive CFD and VPP work with its very refined hull/appendages package
Two examples of the latest model sold, taking the total towards 35 boats!
The Carkeek 40 Mk2 incorporates the latest grand prix thinking into its design. Particular attention has been paid to developing a hull form which planes downwind easily and sustains high speeds even in light airs
The first modern IRC design at the mid-size from Botín – series run planned
Paul Hakes has teamed up with Hudson Yachts to deliver this thoroughly foxy-looking new flush-deck 42-footer. ORCi and HPR versions are now available with different length keel fins. Five now sold!
Boat no1 greatly impressed her rivals with her pace in the 2013 TJV
Lighter in displacement than its race-winning predecessor the new Ker 40+ features a deeper fin as well as an increase in reserve volume forward to allow the boat to be pressed harder than ever downwind
// Suitable for all your sailing essentials // Lightweight, self draining // ‘Toggle Fits’ to Deckvest 5D & Deckvest LITE // Secure fit to any belt with double fold velcro attachment
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