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Series builds New Boats Table


TYPE RG650


Pogo 3 Mini J/70


FarEast 28R


LOA DESIGNER 6.5m


6.5m 6.89m Alan Johnstone 9.07m Simonis-Voogd www.fareastyachts.com


Quant 23 Bente24


Farr 280


6.97m Hugh Welbourn 7.25m Alexander Vrolijk


8.72m Farr Yacht Design www.farr280.com


Diam 24 Wrace 26


C&C30 OD 7.25m VPLP 7.88m Jim Donovan 9.09m Mark Mills www.c-cyachts.com


Vianney Ancelin Mag Marin


US Watercraft


Dec 2013 2014


April 2014


QuantBoats, Switzerland Bente


Premier Composites


Feb 2016 April 2015


April 2014


in association with the Spinlock Special Projects Team BUILDER


Nicolas Goldenberg Guillaume Verdier


Riotecna, Argentina Chantier Structures


J Composites/CCF France FarEast Boats


FIRST LAUNCH COMMENTS 2013


April 2014 March 2012


September 2014


Still selling steadily and a solid ‘series’ performer; more tweaks added at regular intervals Verdier’s Series Mini offers much more power but with the same wetted area as a Pogo 2 Have they cracked the thousand yet… Yes they have (with apologies to the about-to-be-ex-pres)


It’s surely no surprise that at an ex-works price of US$38,000 FarEast sold 120 boats in the first 12 months of production. Now with ISAF One Design status, the 28R is a direct development of the company’s successful 18, 26 and 31ft models


Five examples sold of an extraordinary multi-user machine Funky and clever 24ft sportboat with a decent interior


The Farr 280 one-design built by Premier Composite Technologies in Dubai is a fast and also a technically interesting package with full ‘tweakability’ – Brian Thompson and Lloyd Thornburg are among those enjoying this class


The cracking little Tour Voile tri is now a fast-growing class in its own right Fast little sportboat originally designed as an ORC 26


The C&C30 OD is rolling. Combining the excitement of one-design racing with the magic of racing offshore – this boat does both. Great downwind speed, grand prix level competition, strict class rules to control cost. More than 30 boats now sold


M32 MC31 9.15m Dunning & Associates www.mcconaghyboats.com


K8 V2


7.99m Nicolas Goldenberg


M32 One Design 9.68m Marström/Ljung www.m32x.com


Soto 30 Quant 30 Ker 33 9.1m Soto Acebal 9.15m Hugh Welbourn 10m Ker Design www.mcconaghyboats.com


Parigi 30 Ofcet 32


JND 34


9.5m 9.7m


www.33sailing.com


Alessandro Comuzzi Marc Lombard


10.5m Nivelt & Molino


Cantiere De Cesari Chantier Ofcet


Mestral Marine Works


July 2015 Sept 2016


2017 RG/K8 8.35m Christian Favre/Bañuls Design V2 Factory Aston Harald Composite


Sept 2015 May 2016


2012 McConaghy Boats Dec 2015


Plenty of form stability plus a deep-draught carbon fin and heavy bulb combine to give this natural sibling of the successful MC38 tremendous power to make maximum use of the generous sailplan. Afloat and racing and proving to be very, very fast


The first sportboat designed specifically for a (semi) wing rig Brand new fully foiling M2 catamaran development for the Swiss lakes


In action on both the World Match Racing Tour and the M32 Series. Its lightweight carbon-fibre hull and two-piece mast make the durable M32 very easy to transport. Crewed by 4-5, this low-drag design uses just main and gennaker to achieve full performance


M Boats, China QuantBoats, Switzerland McConaghy Boats


2013 2012


2015


Plenty of fun and at a base price around US$99,500 The big sister that cleared the way for the fabbo Quant 23


The new Ker 33 seems to be every bit as good as the previous Ker IRC40 and Ker40+. With three double berths this pretty IRC/ORC design offers dual-purpose use while a two-part mast saves on transport. Four boats sold to date…


Unbearably stylish Italian daysailer (Unbearably… ed) The first ever purpose-designed and built IRC shorthander. Five sold


A baby sister to the JND 39 and A13, lightweight with lots of form stability, this boat could set a new benchmark in performance for mid-sized IRC race boats. A direct descendant of the all-conquering A35 – the JND 34 is also a very good-looking boat


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