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New Boats Table Series builds


TYPE RS21


IDB 6.50 Farrier F-22 Donovan 26 OD


LOA DESIGNER 6.4m


6.5m 6.7m


in association with the Spinlock Special Projects Team


Jo Richards/Guy Whitehouse David Raison Ian Farrier


7.88m JP Donovan Design www.staggyachts.com J/70


Quant 23 Bente24


Libertist 853 6.89m


6.97m Hugh Welbourn 7.25m


8.53m Erik Lerouge www.libertist.eu Diam 24


Corsair 760 V2


Farr 280 FarEast 28R


7.25m 7.6m


VPLP Corsair Marine Farr Yacht Design 9.07m Simonis-Voogd www.fareastyachts.com


Soto 30 Parigi 30 Cape 31 BR31


9.1m 9.5m 9.5m


Soto Acebal Alessandro Comuzzi Mark Mills/Steve Koopman 9.55m Ben Rogerson Yacht Design M Boats, China


Cantiere De Cesari Uwe Jaspersen UK


2013


July 2015 Feb 2017 Dec 2017


Vianney Ancelin Corsair Marine


8.35m Christian Favre/Bañuls Design V2 Factory 8.5m


Premier Composites FarEast Boats


Dec 2013 2017


May 2016 April 2014


Sept 2014


Alan Johnstone Alexander Vrolijk


J Composites/CCF France QuantBoats, Switzerland Bente


Rega Yachts


March 2012 Feb 2016 April 2015


Sept 2017


BUILDER RS Boats


IDB Marine


Farrier Marine Wrace Boats


FIRST LAUNCH COMMENTS December 2017


May 2018 Oct 2016


April 2018


Interesting small one-design club keelboat with retractable hybrid power unit Astonishing… not really. The first 20 production Mini scows were sold off plan Production-building with 50+ boats already sold. A perfect but very sad tribute to Ian Farrier


Evolution of the successful Wrace GP26. New larger and more powerful square-top mainsail plus bigger spinnaker with extended sprit. The deck layout is revised for easier crewing, plenty of equipment refinements and a tidy spinnaker takedown system


Big Pro versus Corinthian pressures but last year’s rule tightening was a positive step Super-intuitive groundbreaker – friendly foiling for all. Big sister the 28 is the Ineos AC test boat Funky and clever 24ft sportboat and with a surprisingly decent interior


A well thought-through entry into the trailerable tri market with length kept just under 28ft to meet EU trailing regs. Fixed ‘mini-foils’ are used instead of more expensive and complex curved foils. Interior volume is also very generous for the size of boat


Class racing is now thriving… on top of the Tour Voile. 100+ boats sold Tempting and swift folding tri – (fast) family weekend perfection Full-foiling M2 catamaran development for the Swiss lakes


Nice modern one-design with more to fiddle with than is usual at this size


A great many knots and big fun for very sensible money… borne out by the fact that 270 boats were launched in the first three years. Now a recognised World Sailing one-design class, the first world championship took place last summer


Still a lot of fun but there are now plenty of used boats available Unbearably stylish Italian daysailer…


Irvine ‘Highland Fling’ Laidlaw had the idea and a dozen others have endorsed it Great-looking, very contemporary and potentially fast 30-odd footer. HP30, anyone?


Melges IC37


Ofcet 32


X-Treme 32 Mestral 33


MAT1180


9.7m 9.7m 9.8m


www.mat.com.tr TF10


Figaro Bénéteau 3 10m Luthi F10


10m 10m


Melges IC37


Morrelli & Melvin VPLP


Mer Forte 11.21m Mills Design www.melgesic37class.com


Ice 33 MC34


Elliott 35SS ClubSwan 36


10m Felci Yacht Design


10.34m Marc Lombard 10.61m Greg Elliott 11.0m


Juan Yacht Design Ice Yachts


Marsaudon Composites Salthouse Boatbuilders Nautor’s Swan


Nov 2016 Sept 2012 July 2012 Nov 2018


Holland Composites Chantier Bénéteau Olivier Luthi


May 2017 July 2017 July 2012


Fibre Mechanics/Westerly May 2018


Marc Lombard Reichel/Pugh


Nivelt/Muratet/Molino 11.8m Mills Design


Chantier Ofcet G-Force Yachts


Mestral Marine Works MAT Sailing Yachts


Sept 2016 June 2017 June 2018


October 2015


Just received some major upgrades… also won the 2018 ArMen Race in Brittany The boys’ new puppy is only about performance… priced at around ⇔128,000 This Spanish yard is making good progress with their efforts to break into the IRC market


A proper fast yacht that happens to also rate very well – cause or effect? Who cares… Well over a dozen 1180s have been launched with overall wins at the Australian IRC Nationals, Hamilton Island, Hainan Regatta plus a third overall at Cowes 2017


An advanced (full foiling) take on an increasingly popular meme


Downward curved foils, no water ballast, foils from Multiplast. Now building for stock All-carbon canting-keel racer, with input from Alain Gautier


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?


A small carbon racer that has proved very IRC-competitive. Interesting IRC development Moulds still available. Won everything and still looks good – very powerful offshore racer Light, fast and maybe just a little scary mid-sized canting-keeler… too scary for most, it seems 52 years after the (beautiful) original Swan 36 went afloat this is certainly a ‘very’ modern tribute!


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