Welcome to the official web site of the Laser 28 International Class Association. Our goal is to be a resource to our members and to offer a community to those that have an interest in the Laser 28. Interest in the boat has remained enthusiastic since its launch in 1985. Today, the boats are raced in many one-design events as well as PHRF and MORC series. Many boats in fact are cruised to and from racing events where speeds of over 16 knots have been attained under spinnaker. The Laser 28 has stood the test of time well.

The UK Class Association promotes, develops, encourages, organises and coordinates racing and sailing of Laser II class dinghies in the United Kingdom. We also represent the interests of members with the Laser II International Class Association, the Royal Yachting Association and the licensed manufacturer and distributor Sailboats.co.uk

Australian Laser Class Association Inc. This is the web site of the Australian ILCA Association. We are the peak organisation co-ordinating the activities and supporting sailing of ILCA dinghies in Australia. Our members are the state based districts which directly provide events, training and information for over 2,000 ILCA dinghy sailors in Australia.

The Legend Owners Association provides a range of benefits for owners of Legend yachts built by the Hunter Marine Corporation of America and now also by Luhrs Marine Ltd. Membership is inexpensive yet provides access to a range of events during the year which are always fun but can also be valuable and informative. Shore based events such as the Fitting Out and Boat Show suppers draw members from far afield. Events afloat are staged where concentrations of members are greatest. The association's newsletter, 'Wavelines' provides our chief link with members and the opportunity for members to pass on stories, experience and advice.

This is the home page of the Leisure Owners Association, for owners of the Leisure class of yachts. Approximately 3500 of these yachts were built over the years in the UK and Germany, ranging from the highly successful Leisure 17, up to the Leisure 29. Formed in 1982 we continue to go from strength to strength with more than 600 members worldwide. If you own a Leisure Yacht, or are considering buying one, or just want to know more, we can help.

The Lido 14 dinghy was designed by W. D. Bill Schock, owner of the Schock Corporation, in 1958 in Newport Beach, CA. Now there are active sailing fleets in CA, WA, TX, LA, OR, UT, and OH. While designed to be a comfortable day sailor, avid Lido sailors quickly took to racing. The Lido 14 Class Association was formed to maintain the strict one design nature of racing Lidos and promote all aspects of family, fun Lido 14 sailing and racing.

International Lightning Class Association. A 19 foot trailerable centerboard sloop, originally designed by Sparkman & Stephens as an affordable family day-sailor and racing boat.

What was to become the Luders 33, was designed by Bill Luders and built by Allied Boat Company, Inc. ​Between 1966 to 1974, Allied built 107 of these classic sailboats at their Catskill, NY facility. Our Mission: To bring together like-minded boaters to share our experiences, adventures and knowledge. Most of us have made substantial improvements and solved problems common to the L-33. We try to bring together these ideas and experiences in order to help each other get the most out of our boating experience.

Welcome to the website of the North American M-Scow Association. We hope your visit to our website will kindle your interest in the most beloved of all inland lakes scows. Many great sailors from coast to coast have had the opportunity to sail this boat from the bays of New Jersey, to the inland lakes of the Midwest to the mighty reservoirs of the Southwest. Sailors have learned what scow sailing is about sailing this boat. The M-Scow has always been the people's scow. From its nimble handling and easy sailing characteristics the M has developed many of the finest sailors yet provided fun enjoyable sailing to the family or the most competitive of sailors. Please enjoy our website and learn more about the scow.

The M-20 was designed in 1963 by Buddy and Harry Melges of Zenda, WI. The M-20 is the only scow design with a tunneled hull and the original scow with a high aspect rig. The M-20 is an extremely fast boat that keeps it's two person crew on their toes.

Welcome to the MacGregorSailors.com website and forum. A place just for MacGregor sailors. Explore our forums and discussion groups, ask questions, browse mods and pull from resources. You will also find some valuable links related to MacGregor and Tattoo sailboats. MacGregor has produced models under two brand names, Venture, used until 1977, and MacGregor. When Roger MacGregor retired in 2013, a new boat brand was created called Tattoo Yachts. Thousands of these boats were made and are among the easiest trailerable sailboats. The Powersail models are capable of high speeds under power while maintaing easy sailing abilities. MacGregor sailboats are found all over the world.

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Do you own a Magnum 8.5? Why not join the Magnum Association and get to know the many other members. The wealth of knowledge of long-time Magnum owners and the stories of newcomers are just some of the things you can share. Cruise in company with other Magnums, learn from educational presentations and join in the fun at dinners, BBQ's and other social events. Victoria, Australia

Town Class - One Design Racing, Day Sailing, Great Family Fun! The MTCA sails out of the historic and scenic Marblehead Harbor. The Town Class has the distinction of being the oldest continuously raced fleet in Marblehead. The group is made up of sailors of all ages and backgrounds. We have sailors who "race to sail" and those that "sail to race". All enjoy the tactile experience of sailing and racing this classic lapstrake dory. In 2011 we celebrated 75 years of Town Class Racing. The MTCA is one of four active Town Class fleets. The other fleets are located in Nahant, MA; Touisett, RI; and Spofford Lake, NH. Marblehead, Massachusetts

U.S. Mariner Class Association. The Mariner is a 19 foot laminated fiberglass sloop first manufactured by George O'Day in 1963, and currently produced by Stuart Marine. Over 4,000 boats have been constructed. The Association remains very active with 8 Fleet Captains. Local sailing activities are coordinated by the Fleet Captains and include cruising and racing. Additionally we have 6 geographic area contacts that are committed to growing their fleets.

This is the Association representing Owners of the Mariner Ketches 31, 32, 35,36 & 40 and it's purpose is to act as reference for anyone, interested in these superb vessels. In this site we will also create a 'home' for our cousins, the Tayana Mariner 36's.

The Martin 16 is an ideal One-Design race boat and recreational day sailor in all weather conditions, for all ages and levels of experience. Whether you are competitive or recreational, the Martin 16 ideology and spirit has been purified to enhance fair tactical sailing.

The purposes of the Society are:(a) to provide an organization which represents Martin 242 sailors from the Vancouver area and to enhance the enjoyment of these sailboats; (b) to promote and develop Martin 242 sailing and racing under the International Martin 242 Class Rules and Constitution and to promote and maintain the strict One Design character of the class; (c) to encourage and foster the enjoyment of the daysailing, cruising and recreational aspects of sailing;... Vancouver, BC Canada

Where the best one design sailors come to play. Welcome to the home of Martin 242 Fleet 3 racing. Fleet 3 is made up of 2 subfleets, Marina Del Rey and King Harbor. The Marina Del Rey fleet is the oldest M242 fleet in the US, having been formed in 1984. The King Harbor fleet was formed just a few years ago, but is very active and growing. Santa Monica Bay, California

Specifications of Matilda 20 & Matilda 23 sailboats built by Ouyang Boat Works in Whitby, Ontario, Canada during the 1970s.

What started as a small mainly social gathering of Maxi owners 36 years ago has developed into an organisation with the authority from World Sailing to be the organiser of World Championships and management of maxi sailing in general. Our major responsibility must be to encourage high standards of race management, safety and measurement for both inshore and offshore events. Our overall goal is to encourage greater participation in maxi racing. We will only endorse events that are held to these high standards. Genève, Switzerland

The MC-Scow class is not just about racing -- it has also been described by many people outside of the class as a very enjoyable and fun group to spend a weekend with!

The International Melges 24 is the world's leading high performance one design sportboat. It offers exciting and demanding competitive sailing and attracts top professional and amateur sailors from around the globe. From its beginnings in 1992 the class has already grown to some 800 boats worldwide with approximately 30 new boats now being delivered each year. The International Melges 24 Class Association (IMCA) exists to manage the Melges 24 Class and protect the interests of Melges 24 owners worldwide.

The U.S. Melges 24 Class Association (USMCA) website delivers the latest news and information about the Melges 24 from North America. The USMCA consists of six districts spanning the entire United States.

The success of the Melges 17 can be attributed to a truly dedicated following of speed entrepreneurs. An alternative, double-handed scow, the Melges 17 has a reputation for being fast and fun in light or heavy air. The rivalry pairings range from husband and wives to teamed siblings, making the Melges 17 the ultimate family racer!

The Melges 20 fulfills the need for a more compact, yet spacious, fast, well-built sportboat. With its introduction, Melges Performance Sailboats is proud to deliver the next generation of sailboats.

The Melges 32 is one design racing at its best. Since 2005, it has successfully delivered bigger, better, more-simplified sailing that is fun and competitive. Complementing its sporty attitude, it possesses one of the most diverse regatta schedules that includes many prestigious venues supported by an organized and well-established class association.

MengerCat.com is your Internet source for information about the boats built by Menger Boatworks between 1976 and 2005: Menger Cat 15, Menger Cat 17, Menger Cat 19, Menger Cat 23, and Oysterman. If you are a Menger Cat owner or are interested in purchasing a Menger Cat, please bookmark this website.

Mercury Class Yacht Racing Association. For over 60 years the Mercury Class Yacht Racing Association (MCYRA) has been providing one design racing throughout California. Please explore our site to learn what the Mercury class has to offer you and your family. As a competitive and progressive one design class we race in some of the best sailing venues in the world. Regattas are hosted in the San Francisco bay area, Carmel, Monterey, Huntington Lake in the Sierras, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and San Diego! Our active regatta schedule has events occurring every month of the year.

The ultimate hiking dinghy for two people - refined over 60 years of development. Now an extremely modern class providing excellent racing throughout the UK.

International Mirror Class Association of Ireland. The Mirror is the premier two handed junior sailing dinghy in Ireland. The boat has stood the test of time launched in 1963 and still active today. Since 1963, over 70,000 Mirror dinghies have been built worldwide and the Mirror has been dubbed the boat that launched a thousand Olympic dreams.

International Mirror Class Association of South Africa. The Mirror is a two handed sailing dinghy . The boat has stood the test of time, launched in 1963 and still sailed actively throughout South Africa. Originally designed to be sold in kit form with plywood hull and gaff rig, the latest mark 3 GRP Boats have a one piece mast. The Mirror has introduced many generations to the sport of sailing. The Mirror is all about having fun on the water and learning to sail with crew. Mirrors are sailed throughout the country, with active clubs in every province.

The classic family dinghy for training, racing and cruising. The UK Mirror Class Association is the body which promotes and administers Mirror dinghy sailing in the UK and represents UK Mirror sailors to other partner bodies such as the RYA (to whom we are affiliated), the International Mirror Class Association and through them the International Sailing Federation (ISAF).

The Mirror is the World's most popular double handed sailing dinghy, low in price, light, seaworthy and easy to sail, the Mirror quickly achieved its objectives. Probably responsible for introducing more people to the delights of sailing than any other design, some have even gone on to win Olympic medals, the latest being Paul Goodison taking Gold in China. The Mirror is a real proper little boat, with its deep 'sit-in' cockpit, that inspires confidence for sailors of all ages and abilities, easy to sail but a challenge to sail well.

The International Mistral Class Organisation (IMCO) was founded in 1978 to promote the fundamentals of one design windsurf racing worldwide.

International Mobjack Association. The Mobjack is fast, comfortable, self bailing, light, nearly maintenance free.

Official homepage of International Monotype-XV Ice Yacht Racing Association. Iceboating when it is at the very BEST. The Monotype-XV iceyacht is the only 2-seated iceyacht in Europe today that regulary arrange European Championship. Maximal speed is 130-150 km/h and the iceyacht is very very nice to sail and compete with.

The Association aims to: provide social, sailing and other activities as may from time to time be determined for its members; periodically publish and distribute an Association Magazine in which Members may express their views and experiences upon such matters as may be of mutual interest to other owners of Moody yachts; promote and provide for the exchange of ideas between the owners and suppliers of Moody yachts; and promote the formation of Branches of the Association.

Our Objective: To promote class racing by establishing one design standards, the organization of National Championships and promotion of social events and friendships among Moore 24 owners. Tahoe City, California

The Chesapeake Morgan Association was founded to share our love of sailing and gunkholing in America's best cruising waters, the Chesapeake Bay. We host many land/sea and raftup events during the year. The Chesapeake Morgan Association is open to anyone who owns or is interested in Morgan yachts.

Over 600 Morgan 38s of three different types have been produced since the late 1960s. This is the homepage for M-38 owners seeking to share ideas and information about these venerable craft.

International Moth Class Association of Australia.

British Moth Boat Association. The British Moth is an 11 foot, one design, single handed dinghy with superb light wind performance and sheer exhilaration in a blow. Quick to plane, with a fully stayed rig, scow bow and simple hard chine hull built to closely defined tolerances, the cockpit and controls can be laid out according to the individual’s preferences and the rig is fully adjustable enabling it to be powered up or de-powered to suit a variety of helm weights and sailing conditions.

US Modern Moth Class Association - Bleeding Edge in design, building, racing and sailing. Classic Moth Boats are a class of small fast singlehanded racing sailboats that originated in the US in 1929 by Joel Van Sant in Elizabeth City, NC. The Classic Moth is a monohull development class using a modified version of the International Moth rule in effect pre 1969. With an eleven foot over-all length, a maximum beam of 60 inches, a minimum hull weight of 75 pounds, 72 Sq Ft sail area, and very few other restrictions a Classic Moth can be a skiff, pram, scow, skinny tube, dinghy, or any combination thereof. The Classic Moth Boat is an ideal class for amateur designers builders and tinkerers, and can be easily built from inexpensive materials.

Classic Moth Boat Home Page - For Sailors, Crew, builders, designers, and dreamers. 11' development racing class - Few Rules - Lots of fun.

Being a development class, the moth has evolved from a hull in the 1930's that could best be described as a heavy, narrow scow or a blunt nosed skiff, (weighing about 50 kg) to today's remarkable foilers with hull weights of under 10 kg,. Designs have run the gamut from wide skiffs without wings, to lightweight scows, to wedge-shaped hulls characterized with narrow waterlines and hiking wings out to the maximum permitted beam. Likewise, the sail plan has evolved from cotton sails on wooden spars, through the fully battened Dacron sails on aluminum spars stage, to the windsurfer inspired sleeved film sails on carbon masts seen today.

Being a development class, the moth has evolved from a hull in the 1930's that could best be described as a heavy, narrow scow or a blunt nosed skiff, (weighing about 50 kg) to today’s remarkable foilers with hull weights of under 10 kg,. Designs have run the gamut from wide skiffs without wings, to lightweight scows, to wedge-shaped hulls characterized with narrow waterlines and hiking wings out to the maximum permitted beam. Likewise, the sail plan has evolved from cotton sails on wooden spars, through the fully battened Dacron sails on aluminum spars stage, to the windsurfer inspired sleeved film sails on carbon masts seen today.

This is the website for International Musto Performance Skiff Class Association. This is the owners membership organisation for all MPS owners world wide and we hope you will support your class through joining (note: AUS, GER & SUI nationals should join their local association)

Here you will find just about everything you could ever want or need to know about this fantastic little boat. We are in the midst of a resurgence of the Mutineer 15 Class Association, and this web site was created to inform and educate current and future Mutineer owners.

Serving sailors that are learning to race and recreationally sail in an N10 class boat. Sailed by several clubs in Massachusetts