Fast, fun, and friendly. Interlake sailors have been experiencing the best of one-design sailing and racing since 1936. The classic lines of the Interlake have stood the test of time and those who sail it are both friendly and competitive. The Interlake Class features world champions and beginners, young and old, families and friends, all sharing a desire to be on the water, competing and learning, and building friendships for a lifetime. Come join us for a past-time that will last a lifetime.

The North American resource for building, sailing and racing the International Canoe - one of the fastest singlehanded sailboats for over 100 years.

The International 110 is a classic. This One Design racer, designed in 1939 by famed naval designer Ray Hunt has delivered classic performance sailing to racers for over 60 years.

The International 14 is at the leading edge of the sailing world. This high performance, racing dinghy is where it is today because it has managed to effectively balance development and performance against fleet growth at the national and international levels. Throughout its long and esteemed history, the I14 has stayed at the forefront of design and technology, without forgetting why it exists - great sailboat racing!

Japan International 14 Class Association

German International 14 Homepage

The International Fourteen is one of the world's premier sailing classes. It is a two-person, two trapeze skiff, with an unlimited area asymmetric spinnaker and 200 square feet of combined mainsail and headsail area. Carbon hulls and carbon rigs, now generally with square-head mainsails, give exceptional performance. The International Fourteen is for sailors looking for a fast, challenging boat in which they can develop their own ideas while sailing in the company of a group of like-minded, open and welcoming competitors.

UK International 14 Web Site. The International 14 is a fast, exciting double-handed dinghy with a long history. The Fourteen is a development class, built to a basic set of rules that allows for innovation.

A place to discuss i-14 sailing matters and talk about beer.

Welcome to the official Website of the International 5.5m Class Association. It is our pleasure to present this exciting 5.5 keelboat class. Please take some time to browse our site to learn more about the boats and our Class Association. If you wish to sail on board one of these fantastic racing machines and be involved in pure yacht racing, do not hesitate to contact us or one of the National Class Associations.

The IC is simply one of the fastest singlehanded boats afloat. This derives from its unique design, adopting the narrow hull form inherited from its ancient canoe origins, together with the famous sliding seat which provide a hiking experience no other boat can offer with its inherent freedom from trapeze wires but with a 2m lever from the centre line offering a very powerful righting moment. The roots of the class go back to the mid 1800’s where paddling canoes where fitted with sails and raced, particularly in Britain, USA and Sweden. These boats have changed quite a bit since then but the main characteristics of the boat is a long narrow hull form with rounded transom and the famous sliding seat.

The Naples Sabot is an 8 foot, 1 person, one-design sailboat that has been the sailing trainer of choice in Southern California for nearly 60 years. During that time, the Naples Sabot has created some of the finest and most talented sailors in our sport. Our class stretches beyond junior sailing. The Sabot has something to offer to sailors of all ages. We encourage family sailing, junior sailing, senior sailing, and even weekend cruising!

The International One Design (IOD) is a classic racing sloop with 12 active fleets in five countries. The International One-Design Class was conceived to build, maintain and race a fleet of "One-Design Yachts, distinctive in appearance and performance, using one-design racing, and especially to develop the competitive capacities of both helmsmen and crews under the fairest and most equal conditions." The design of the International One-Design was inspired by a Six Metre created by the famous Norwegian architect and builder Bjarne Aas, in 1935.

Times change and all other things too. In Solent racing terms we have seen many things come and go. Long offshore races have been supplanted by shorter courses, mainly to cross Channel destinations. Solent races around fixed marks fell from favour in the face of the rise of the windward leeward. Many traditional Club Regatta weekends have seen entries dwindle. What is next? This Association has been formed to assist in providing the best possible racing in the Solent area, for owners and crews of IRC rated yachts. On this site you will be able to find program information for the IRC Solent Series, along with dates of most other principal IRC events. We hope you will find the site useful and informative. Based in the UK

Irwin Sailboats Parts & Manuals. This was created for the 6,000 plus Irwin owners around the world. Gene Gammon & Associates, Inc. produces this site to provide information to the many Irwin owners and to assist them by providing archived data, new information, update advice, location of replacement parts, and a way for Irwin owners to contact each other.

The Official Website For Island Packet Yacht Owners. IP Home Port is a volunteer-operated and commercial-free website that has served Island Packet Yacht owners (and wannabes) around the world since 1998. This website is all about knowledge delivery - our goal, simply stated, is to deliver the information that you need to optimize your Island Packet ownership experience.

IPYOA, Island Packet Yacht Owners Association where Island Packet Owners, IP friends and IP dealers share resources extending the Island Packet Experience. IPYOA.com offers the Island Packet Yacht Owner and the IP Community a complete portal system connecting together all Island Packet resources and websites.

The Islander 36 was designed by Alan Gurney to be a fast racing boat with a good IOR rating as well as comfortable to sail and cruise.

UK ISO Class Association. The ISO, as a sailing class, falls into the category of racing skiffs. It is a 2 person dinghy that is equipped with a single trapeze and asymmetrical spinnaker. It is a fast, high-performance racing dinghy that is a lot of fun to sail and compete in. It is often equipped with detachable wings which give it some versatility as the wings can help lighter crews gain better balance over the boat but can be removed for heavier crews. The ISO is designed for crew weights ranging from 275 lbs to 365 lbs. It can be sailed by sailors of different ability and is a good boat to gain some sailing experience in. The ISO is a popular boat for competitive sailing, partly because of its reasonable cost in comparison to other racing boats.

The Official Website of the J Class Association. The J Class has its roots in the oldest sporting race in the world, The America's Cup. Although they became recognised the most beautiful yacht design in the World, only 10 J Class yachts were ever built - 6 in the USA and 4 in the UK. Most of these competed in trials for the America's Cup, or competed in the Cup itself. The most common adjective that is used by those who have sailed on the existing J's is the word 'awesome'. The immense sail area and sheer power cannot easily be described.

Promoting the building and racing of the J/105 as a strict one-design class throughout the world. The J/105 is still at the top of the heap in terms of an offshore racing keelboat with a strong one-design class. It is fun and easy to sail and is active in every major racing venue of North America and races in other parts of the world as well.

One of the best ways to insure your investment in the J/109 is to support the Class. Owners and Co-owners are strongly encouraged to become Members of the J/109 Class Association. Others may become Associate Members.

The J/111 Class is governed by it's Owner/ Members and its elected Board. Officers are elected by the Board to help oversee and manage the class. J/111 was first granted International Sailing Association Federation "International ISAF Class" status in 2012. J/111s have one-design class events that take place in both Europe and in America.

People say the J/22 is the best sailing boat they've ever been on. It's responsive, stable with a fixed lead keel and safe, as much fun to singlehand with main only as it is to plane under spinnaker in 18 knots of wind. J/22 at 1800 lbs can be towed behind an SUV and be launched with the local yacht club hoist. With its easy-to-rig, deck stepped mast, you can be from trailer to sailing in 30 minutes. The key to J/22's success is its durability. The boat that appeals to all ages and skill levels is now generating more interest than ever before.

The International J/22 Class Association

As a member of the International J/24 Class Association, you will join over 3600 other members who have discovered the exhilarating rewards of J/24 sailing. Our sheer numbers alone make any J/24 event a good time, but throw in some of the hottest competition in the world, and you’ve got World-Class Fun! With over 50,000 people sailing J/24′s in over 105 active fleets in 30 nations, you won’t have to go far to find a home fleet. But why has the boat been such a success? Apart from being a real joy to sail, it is the diligent establishment of one-design rules and strict international control which provide some of the closest racing found in any class. Lakewood, Ohio

The International J24 Class Association. World's Most Popular One-Design Keelboat. Whether your style is weeknight beer-can racing or competing on the world stage – the J/24 is undeniably the most popular racing keelboat to make waves around the world. This appealing keelboat started with one man’s desire for a sailboat to accommodate his family and to be a competitive racer.

J/29 Class Association. The J/29 is a one-design class created to fulfill the diverse needs of recreational sailors while cruising, day sailing, class Racing Info and handicap Racing Info offshore.

Finding a sailboat to motivate and sustain participation by the entire family is no easy task. Research shows that active sailing families divide 76 days/yr. on the water equally between daysailing, cruising and racing. The ideal boat will be good for all these activities, while crewed by people of all age and experience levels. Too large a boat can be intimidating. A slow boat will eventually turn off the young. A racing boat may not be suitable for serving a nice meal or curling up with a good book. It seems the ads claim every boat to be a "racer-cruiser." Few really are. Even fewer would get the vote of each family member. We know there’s only one that will and has for nearly two decades: The J/30.

Class association site with News, Tips & Tricks, Class Documents, Events, Regattas, Photos, and more.

Site has News, Photos, Videos, Event Calendar, Fleet Listing, Forums, Class Rules, and more.

Site includes International J/80 Class Rules and worldwide fleets

The key to the popularity of the J/80 is that it is a boat that holds the attention and interest of many types of sailors, young and old! The J/80 does it all, with thrilling 15+ knot rides under spinnaker or relaxed sunset cruises with mainsail only. Sailing World rated J/80 as easier to handle, less intimidating, safer and better suited for sailing offshore than other modern sport boats tested. The J/80 fulfills many sailor’s dream: A single boat which combines simplicity of operation, confidence building stability and fast racing performance in an affordable, low maintenance and trailerable package. Truly, a unique and fun sport boat for all!

J/88, a 29' family speedster, fast and balanced upwind with planing performance downwind. Small enough to be single-point lifted, owner trailered and stored. The J/88 spells fun. Super easy to sail, fast, low maintenance, responsive, sea-kindly, a true pocket-rocket. Hope to see you at the next regatta.

The J14 is the kiwi dinghy that offers sparkling performance for adult and child or two teenager combos, and is versatile enough to allow single handed sailing as well. J14s are immensely fun to race and are sailed throughout NZ with the largest fleets located in and around Auckland. The sparkling performance of this design with plenty of pace upwind and offwind makes for exciting racing regardless of your crew combo.

The J22 is a 22ft strict one design keel boat,over 2500 J22's now sailing in 65 active fleets in eighteen countries across 3 continents. Recognized by the ISAF, the international J22 class promotes activities and events world wide.

Whether your style is weeknight beer-can racing or competing on the world stage – the J/24 is undeniably the most popular racing keelboat to make waves around the world. This appealing keelboat started with one man's desire for a sailboat to accommodate his family and to be a competitive racer. Twenty-seven years later, the J/24 has become a legend. A stable sailboat for family togetherness, the J/24 has also been the competitive launch pad for the careers of numerous America's Cup professionals.

UK J24 Class Association. With welcoming and very competitive One Design racing, active fleets across the south coast and boats competing well in Club Racing and Regattas across the country, the J24 offers challenging and great value sailing. If you would like to find out more about the J24 we’d love to hear from you.

This website exists to serve owners of Jaguar Yachts wherever they may be and is packed with information provided by many willing contributors. Based in the UK

The Javelin is a two man dinghy designed by Peter Milne in 1968. The original aim was to design a dinghy similar to the Flying Dutchman that everyone could handle on and off the water. The result is a sleek, smooth and fast but very forgiving dinghy with impeccable manners.

The Jeanneau Owners Network is an independent website developed by Jeanneau Owners as the authoritative resource for those who own, or are interested in Jeanneau Yachts and Boats worldwide. Winchester, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom

Great performance, a one-design platform, minimum maintenance and economical cost have been the fundamentals of the Jet-14 racing dinghy since 1952.

The Johnson 18 is one of the new generation sportboats. It is the first computer-optimized one-design small sailboat, intended to maximize enjoyment of the sport of sailing across the widest possible range of age, size, and skill level. The Johnson 18 Class Association is a non-profit organization devoted to the needs of Johnson 18 owners, and offering information and contacts to people interested in these boats. Come sail with us!

Formed in 1979 at the Southampton Boat Show by a group of junk rig enthusiasts, the JRA (Junk Rig Association) is for its members and about their boats and their rigs. We aim to: promote the use of the junk rig by encouraging members to organise 'rallies' and 'junkets' and via our tri-annual Magazine and this site; encourage the development of junk and related rigs, the building or conversion of boats to the junk rig, and the use of vessels with the rig or its derivatives; create an international community of people who've already 'junked' their boat, are thinking of doing so, or are just interested in learning what it's all about.

JY understands the weekend warrior in you. You don't have the time to tinker with a boat...or train 7 days a week. You want to launch your boat and go...and be a contender. With the JY15...the boat you buy is the boat you race...and because the JY15 is so fun and easy to sail, finding crew is a breeze. With over 80 active fleets and more than 2000 JY15s nationwide, you'll never have a problem finding someone to play with.

Innovative from the very start, the design concept was for 2 or 3 crew sailing a fast, easily driven hull, offering exhilarating sailing. It had to be physically easy to sail and stayed upright. It needed to be quickly pulled out of the water and taken home or parked, removing the cost and worry of moorings or berthing. All this has been achieved and more! Initially promoted and sold by RS the K6 is now a standalone class built and supplied by Rondar Boats. Edington, Westbury, Wiltshire UK

We consider the Kestrel to be one of the finest sailing dinghies in the world and the Kestrel Owners’ Association (KOA) is the official organisation for the Kestrel class. It is our aim to encourage sailors into the Kestrel so that they too can discover why we love this versatile and fun-packed dinghy. Take a little time to browse the site and find out about this wonderful boat and its sailors. We are a friendly and enthusiastic bunch who welcome newcomers. Based in the UK

Information, Photos and Owner's Registration of Kettenburg Boats

Info about the Kingfisher 20, Kingfisher 26, & Kingfisher 30. Based in the UK

Norsk Knarrklubb. An active sailing environment in a classic Norwegian boat. The Norwegian Knarr Club is an association of and for those who own and / or sail Knarr in Norway. Norsk Knarrklubb is an approved class club under the Norwegian Sailing Association . The Norwegian Knarrklubb organizes regatta sailing and social events for knarr sailors, and manages the rights to and the development of Knarr as a type boat. Norway