Melges 20
In September 2007 Melges confirmed that Melges Performance Sailboats will release a 20-foot keel boat named Melges 20. The release is a group effort as the boat has been designed by Reichel Pugh Yacht Design and Melges Performance Sailboats/Melges USA.
The Melges 20 is a one-design class sailboat with a lifting keel and is designed for racing.[1] In November 2012 the class was recognised by the World Sailing allowing recognised World Championships to be held.
World Championships
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| 2013 USA 52 Boats |
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| 2014 Garda ITA 57 Boats |
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| 2016 Scarlino ITA |  |
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| 2017 Newport USA 38 Boats |
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See also
- Information on Keel Boats
- List of sailboat designers and manufacturers
References
- Reed, Dave; Streuli, Stuart (September 19, 2008). "The Melges 20: A First Look Times Two/ Two-thirds of Sailing World's editorial staff take a ride on the new Melges 20 and find it to be a peppy, rewarding sportboat that shares some of the characteristics of its more famous siblings, but not all. (And that's a good thing)". Sailing World. Retrieved October 7, 2019.
External links
- Melges Performance Sailboats - Manufacturer's homepage
- Melges 20 - International Class Association
- Reichel/Pugh Website - Designer
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