Cal 40
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The Cal 40 is a sloop-rigged monohull sailboat designed by Bill Lapworth and made by Jensen Marine from 1963 to about 1969. (correction: they were built until 1971)
The design may be one of the first recreational sailboats designed to plane (correction: they were designed to surf, not plane) while going downwind. It is a popular race boat in California, where the boats were originally built. The Cal 40 is a popular contender in the biannual Transpac race from Los Angeles to Honolulu and Pacific Cup race from San Francisco to Honolulu.[1]
Reference[]
- ^ "The Cult of the Cal 40: The Classic 1960s Ocean Racing Legend". 27 April 2020.
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