New Boats Table Series builds
TYPE MC31
LOA DESIGNER 9.15m Dunning & Associates
www.mcconaghyboats.com Elliott 35SS Melges IC37
10.61m Greg Elliott 11.21m Mills Design
www.melgesic37class.com
Fareast 37R MC38
11.2m Simonis-Voogd 11.52m Dunning & Associates
www.mcconaghyboats.com Pogo 36
B38 Match JPK 11.80
K36-Samurai
11.3m 11.5m 11.8m
Finot-Conq
Danish Marine Design Jacques Valer/JPK
10.88m AC Technology
www.k36-samurai.com JND 39 Elan GT5 11.95m Nivelt & Morino
Joshua One Design 12.12m Golden Globe J/40
12.12m Johnstone & Johnstone 12.12m Humphreys Yacht Design
Mestral Marine Works Asboat, Turkey J-Boats
Elan Yachts
May 2016 April 2018 March 2017 Sept 2016
Structures Shipyard
Pauger Composites/Sailfish JPK
Pauger Carbon
Oct 2016 May 2015
December 2017 March 2016 Fareast Yachts McConaghy Boats 2018 Sept 2011
Salthouse Boatbuilders Westerly Marine
July 2012 2018
in association with the Spinlock Special Projects Team BUILDER McConaghy Boats
FIRST LAUNCH COMMENTS 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
Light, fast and maybe just a little scary mid-sized canting-keeler… too scary for most, it seems
This new one-design really will start out as a one- design with the first 20 boats all bought by the New York YC. With the promise of excellent performance inshore and on coastal courses, close racing, plus an accessible turnkey package… what’s not to like?
This prolific yard is now CNC-milling all their own tooling in solid aluminium – that’s mighty
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. 28 boats have been launched to date with several more on order
Fast, roomy with very contemporary styling. European Yacht of the Year 2017 Hungarian one-design for match-race and fleet use
Expect a very long wait for yours… Vertical demand for JPK’s newest IRC bandit
The fifth K36 is now afloat, built in carbon and lighter than the norm in order to deliver 40ft pace for less cost. This design is proving very fast in TWS 0-12kt and always quick downwind. A fun to sail boat that is hoovering up IRC silverware…
Just 4,500kg with a wide, flat, extremely powerful hull form. And now better IRC optimised Ten of the sturdy steel one-designs are being built for the next Golden Globe Race in 2022 Definitely a shiny new 40ft model rather than a revamp of an existing model A rapid fusion of good modern styling with a very competitive hull and rig
Gunboat 68
Tyker 40/3 Ker 33
12.18m Guillaume Verdier 10m
Ker Design
www.mcconaghyboats.com
Akilaria RC3 Melges 40
HH48
12.18m Marc Lombard 12.18m Botín Partners
14.9m Morrelli & Melvin
www.hhcatamarans.com Mach 40 Mk3 Ker 40+ 12.18m Sam Manuard 12.12m Ker Yacht Design
www.mcconaghyboats.com JPS Productions McConaghy Boats Oct 2015 Feb 2015 MC-Tec, Tunisia
Premier Composites, Dubai HH Catamarans
April 2012
December 2016 March 2018
FR Nautisme McConaghy Boats
May 2012 2015
Guillaume Verdier’s generic production Class 40
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. Affordable dual-purpose offering
More than 45 examples sold; biggest seller in the Class40 Smokin’. All-carbon canting-keel flat-out one-design racer. Top shelf only
Curved C-foils, T-rudders, just another day in the world of big cruising cats in 2017… Plenty of luxury inside and another exceptional sailing experience expected on the outside. Cruising round the world at some pace. Sounds pretty fun
The first Class40 with in-line shrouds. Now onto Mk3 (still winning everything – ed)
Lighter in displacement than its race-winning predecessor, the Ker 40+ features a deeper fin as well as an increase in reserve buoyancy forward. A winning Fast 40 in IRC, five boats have been sold to Europe and more look likely
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