2 sets of sailsWell updated with jib in/out up/downPretty much re stringed in 2021/2022Dyneema trapeze lines2:1/1:1 tapered jib sheetsNew toe straps etc.Road trailer with new bearingsUnder and over covers Currently located in the Isle of Man. Contact Chris +44 7624 221000, chill@manx.net €9,000
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Fantastic Morrison National 18 Dinghy.Sail number 403 built 2017.Full RYA Measurement Certificate.Fantastic fast successful boat available.She wants for nothing and is in immaculate condition.Totally re rigged 2023.Fully adjustable mast and settings whilst racing.Carbon Mast with specialised rod rigging or Dyform rigging set up.Carbon Boom with twin Carbon Spinnaker pole system.Top cover.Very good Combi trailer.Brand new lifting carbon rudder and stock. New 2023.1 Hyde set of sails 1 North set of sails New 2023. Immaculate used 2 days to try out/bed in.Some Goacher jibs in good condition.This boat is immaculate and successful with in Class racing and Handicap events.Turn key ready to go.Can
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The National 18 fleet descended on the village of Findhorn in Scotland for their eagerly awaited class championships this August. Findhorn is a beautiful place with hospitality and a social calendar to match, everything was in place for a fantastic N18 week at the Royal Findhorn Yacht Club. With a twelve race series planned over five days all eyes were on the forecast to see if the weather would comply. Racing kicked off on Sunday 4th with two romping races which saw Aquabatics (Chapman, O’Keeffe, Lane) and Peaky Blinders (Walsh, Brownlow, Rice) both from the Royal Cork YC land the
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Attention all 18 sailors! The Notice of Race for the 2024 Class Championships has been published by the Royal Findhorn Yacht Club and is available to view and download here. For anyone looking for ideas on where to stay for the event, a list of suggestions has been put together and is available here.
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Counting three race wins but bouncing back from a disqualification in the third race of five sailed, Alex Barry, Richard Leonard and Kieran O'Connell sailing 'Howlin' Mad' won the National 18 Irish Championships.
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The National 18 is a three-person dinghy. The class rule C.2.1 require National18’s to be raced with three crew, this includes all class championships and club regattas. The class rules allow for local club league racing to have reduced crew numbers at the club’s discretion. If a National 18 enters an event and expects to utilise the published National 18 PN numbers, then she must comply with the class rules. If she does not, then the organising authority should consider applying an alternative handicap number. The National 18 dinghy has evolved and modernised in its design and weight since its
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