RC44
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Development | |
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Designer | Russell Coutts & |
Year | 2007 |
Builder(s) | |
The RC44 sailboat was designed by Russell Coutts and with the assistance of naval architect the boat is built by / and first launched in 2007. The class is recognised by the International Sailing Federation in November 2009 and held it first World Championships in 2010.
History[]
The boat was conceived in 2007.[1]
Events[]
World Championships[]
Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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2010 Puerto Calero[2] | 17 (USA) James Spithill John Kostecki Joey Newton Piet van Nieuwenhuijzen Kyle Langford |
BMW Oracle Racing (USA) Larry Ellison Russell Coutts Dirk de Ridder Ross Halcrow |
(NED) Pieter Heerema Ray Davies Martin Kirketerp Ibsen |
2011 | not held | ||
2012 Adris[3] | (GBR) Vasco Vascotto |
(GBR) |
(SLO) Michele Ivaldi Don Cowie |
2013 Calero Marinas | (SLO) Michele Ivaldi Jani Klemencic |
(GBR) Vasco Vascotto |
(GBR) |
2014 Marstrand | (RUS) Michele Ivaldi Vladimir Ikonnikov |
(MON) Tom Slingsby Kyle Langford |
(GBR) |
2015 Cascais | RUS (RUS) |
- RUS (RUS) |
- SLO (SLO) |
2016 Sotogrande | - SLO (SLO) |
- GBR (GBR) |
- SWE Torbjorn Tornqvist (SWE) |
2017 Marstrand | Nika Sailing Team RUS 10
Vladimir Prosikhin (RUS) |
Ceeref - SLO
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Bronenosec RUS |
World Tour[]
In addition the class holds a tour taking in a number of the key sailing locations in North America, Europe and the Middle East.
References[]
External links[]
Categories:
- RC44
- Classes of World Sailing
- Sailing yachts
- 2000s sailboat type designs