Series builds New Boats Table
TYPE J/70
Quant 23 FarEast 28R
LOA DESIGNER 6.89m Alan Johnstone
6.97m Hugh Welbourn 9.07m Simonis-Voogd
www.fareastyachts.com
Bente24 Diam 24
7.25m Alexander Vrolijk 7.25m VPLP
Wrace Boats GP26 7.88m JP Donovan Design
www.wraceboats.com
Corsair 760 K8
7.60m Corsair Marine 7.99m Nicolas Goldenberg
Bente Vianney Ancelin Mag Marin/Wrace Boats
April 2015 Dec 2013
2012
in association with the Spinlock Special Projects Team BUILDER
J Composites/CCF France QuantBoats, Switzerland
FarEast Boats
FIRST LAUNCH COMMENTS March 2012
Feb 2016 September 2014
Seriously… now over 1,400 boats. Classic Johnstone – perfect fit between a boat and its audience Five examples sold of an extraordinary multi-user machine
To say that this pocket rocket is growing quickly is a bit of an understatement… 270 boats have been built since launch less than two years ago. After becoming a World Sailing one-design class, the first championship is now coming up in 2017
Funky and clever 24ft sportboat with a decent interior The cracking little Tour Voile tri is still growing as a class in its own right
With a spacious cockpit and practical deck layout, this well-balanced design feels a great deal bigger than 26ft. The quick production-built GP26 features a lifting keel and rudder for easy access and trailer launching. Fleets now in the USA and Hong Kong
Corsair Marine RG/K8
2017 Sept 2015
This tempting – and no doubt swift – latest folding tri was launched at the Dusseldorf Boat Show The first sportboat designed specifically for a (semi) wing rig
MC38 V2
Farr 280 Soto 30
Quant 30 Parigi 30
MC31
8.35m Christian Favre/Bañuls Design V2 Factory 8.5m 9.1m
Farr Yacht Design Soto Acebal
9.15m Hugh Welbourn 9.5m
www.mcconaghyboats.com Ofcet 32 9.7m
Figaro Bénéteau 3 10m Ker 33
Marc Lombard VPLP
10m Ker Design
www.mcconaghyboats.com Luthi F10 Arcona 380 10m Mer Forte 11.28m Stefan Qviberg
www.arconayachts.com
Ice 33 MC38
10m Felci Yacht Design 11.52m Dunning & Associates
www.mcconaghyboats.com Ice Yachts McConaghy Boats 2016 Sept 2011 Olivier Luthi Arcona Yachts July 2012 Nov 2014 Chantier Ofcet
Chantier Bénéteau McConaghy Boats
Sept 2016 March 2017
2015 Alessandro Comuzzi 9.15m Dunning & Associates
Premier Composites M Boats, China
QuantBoats, Switzerland Cantiere De Cesari
McConaghy Boats
May 2016 April 2014 2013 2012
July 2015 Dec 2015
Brand new fully foiling M2 catamaran development for the Swiss lakes Nice and fast modern one-design with more technical toys than usual at this size Plenty of fun and at a base price around US$99,500 The big sister that cleared the way for the fabbo Quant 23 Unbearably stylish Italian daysailer (Unbearably? ed)
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 ever purpose-designed and built IRC shorthander. Five sold Downward curved foils, no water ballast, aft-set rig. First prototype is now well advanced
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…
All-carbon canting-keel racer, with input from Alain Gautier
Designer Stefan Qviberg’s latest hull form flies in strong winds and is impressively stiff to windward, while her interior reflects Arcona Yachts’ attention to detail and Swedish roots – all handcrafted in farmed Khaya mahogany
A small carbon racer that has proved very IRC-competitive. Interesting IRC development
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. 25 boats have already been built with three more currently on order
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