Melges 20

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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[]

Gold Silver Bronze
2013
United States
52 Boats
 John Taylor (USA)
 Bill Hardesty (USA)
 Joey Mello (USA)
2014
Italy Garda
57 Boats
 John KILROY (USA)
 Paul Goodison (GBR)
  (USA)
 Achille ONORATO (ITA)
 Malcolm Page (AUS)
 Stefano CIAMPALINI (ITA)
 Guido MIANI (ITA)
 Gabriele BENUSSI (ITA)
 Massimo GHERARDUCCI (ITA)
2015
United States Tiburon
 John Kilroy (USA)
 Bill Hardesty (USA)
  (USA)
 Cesar Gomes Neto (BRA)  Liam Kilroy (USA)
2016
Italy Scarlino
 Michael Illbruck (GER)
 John Kostecki (USA)
 Federico Michetti (ITA)
 Drew Freides (USA)  Krzysztof Krempec (POL)
2017
United States Newport
38 Boats
 Drew Freides (USA)
 Morgan Reeser (USA)
 Charlie Smythe (USA)
 Vladimir Prosikhin (RUS)  John Kilroy (USA)
2018
Italy Cagliari
36 Boats[2]
USA 300 - PACIFIC YANKEE
Drew Freides
Morgan Reeser
Charlie Smythe
ITA 667 - BRONTOLO
 Federico Michetti (ITA)
 Filippo Pacinotti (ITA)
 Manu Weiller (ESP)
Silvia Morini
RUS 296 - Russian Bogatyrs
 Igor Rytov (RUS)
 Anton Sergeev (RUS)
 Kostantin Besputin (RUS)
2019
United States Miami
22 Boats[3]
ITA 65 - STIG
 Alessandro Rombelli (ITA)
 Francesco Bruni (ITA)
 Giorgio Tortarolo (ITA)
Tea Faoro
USA 88 - Heartbreaker
Robert Hughes
Manu Weiller
 Federico Michetti (ITA)
RUS 898 - Russian Bogatyrs
 Igor Rytov (RUS)
 Anton Sergeev (RUS)
 Kostantin Besputin (RUS)
2021
United States Miami
18 Boats[4]
United States Kuai
  (USA)
 Lucas Calabrese (USA)
  (USA)
  (USA)
Russia Russian Bogatyrs
 Michele Ivaldi (USA)
  (RUS)
  (USA)
United States Honeybadger
  (USA)
  (USA)
  (USA)
  (USA)

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ 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)". . Retrieved October 7, 2019.
  2. ^ https://yachtscoring.com/event_results_cumulative.cfm?eID=6013
  3. ^ https://www.yachtscoring.com/emenu.cfm?eID=6048
  4. ^ https://yachtscoring.com/event_results_cumulative.cfm?eID=14622

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