Half Ton Cup was an international sailing competition for the Half Ton class between 1967 and 1993.[1]
| First held | 1967 |
|---|---|
| Last held | 1993 |
| Champions | Atlanti |
Criteria edit
- Note 1. Boats can be either prototype or production models.
- Note 2. Often once a boat won the Half Ton Cup, the design was subsequently put into mass production. (Such as the Rob Humphries MGHS30 which was put into production in Scotland. A much modified example of the MGHS30 won the Half Ton Classics Cup 2013 which operates under the IRC handicap system.)
- Note 3. All boats race under the IOR handicap system without further handicap.
Winners edit
| Edition | Yacht | Skipper | Designer |
|---|---|---|---|
| IOR Rating 18.0' | |||
| 1967 La Rochelle |  Safari (FRA) |
Michel Dufour (prototype) | |
| 1968 La Rochelle | Dame d'Iroise (FRA) |
Super Challenger (prototype) | |
| 1969 Sandhamn |  Scampi (SWE) |
Peter Norlin (prototype) | |
| 1970 Sandhamn | Scampi II (SWE) |
Peter Norlin (prototype) | |
| IOR Rating 21.7' | |||
| 1971 Portsmouth | Scampi III (SWE) |
Peter Norlin (prototype) | |
| 1972 Marstrand |  Bes (DEN) |
Paul Elvstrøm (DEN) |
Jan Kjærulff & Paul Elvstom[2] (prototype) |
| 1973 Hundested | Impensable (FRA) |
Michel Briand | Mauric (prototype) |
| 1974 La Rochelle |  North Star (FRG) |
Doug Peterson (prototype) | |
| 1975 Chicago |  Foxy Lady (AUS) |
Doug Peterson (prototype) | |
| 1976 Trieste |  Silver Shamrock (IRL) |
Harrold Cudmore (IRE) | Ron Holland 1976 (prototype) |
| 1977 Sydney |  Rangiriri (NZL) |
Bruce Farr (prototype) | |
| 1978 Poole | Waverider (NZL) |
Tony Bouzaid (NZL) | Davidson (prototype) |
| IOR Rating 22.0' | |||
| 1979 Scheveningen | Waverider (NZL) |
Davidson (prototype) | |
| 1980 Sandhamm | Ar Bigouden (FRA) |
Joubert Nivelt 1980 (prototype) | |
| 1981 Poole | King One (FRA) |
Paul Elvstrøm (DEN)[3] |
Berret 1981 (production) |
| 1982 Piraeus |  Atlanti (GRE) |
George Andreadis (GRE) |
Joubert Nivelt 1982 (prototype) |
| 1983 Hankø | Freelance (FRA) |
Briand (prototype) | |
| 1984 Troon | Cofica (FRA) |
Berret (prototype) | |
| 1985 Porto Ercole | Antheor (FRA) |
Andrieu (prototype) | |
| 1986 Helsinki | F9095 Cofica | Léon BRILLOUET (FRA) |
Berret (prototype)[4] |
| 1987 La Rochelle | EJP2 (FRA) |
Andrieu 1983 (prototype)[5] | |
| 1988 Poole | F9260 Skipper Elf | Antoine LEBEC (FRA) |
Andrieu 1988 (prototype)[6] |
| 1989 Le Havre | F9260 Skipper Elf | - (FRA) |
Andrieu 1988 (prototype)[6] |
| 1990 Howth | Innovation Group (IRL) |
Berret 1989 (prototype) | |
| 1991 Jakobstad |  Hasse (FIN) |
Berret 1989 (prototype) | |
| 1992 Chioggia | E3035 Marfrio |  Pedro CAMPOS (ESP) |
Bullit (prototype) |
| 1993 Bayona | Atlanti (GRE) |
George Andreadis (GRE)[7] |
Joubert 1982 (prototype) |
See also edit
References edit
- ^ "Half Ton Cup". histoiredeshalfs.com. Retrieved 26 November 2023.
- ^ "BES 1/2 TON Sailboat". SailboatData.com. Retrieved 2022-08-10.
- ^ "Пауль Эльвстрем — чемпион мира 1981 года среди «полутонников» (Спорт / Новости спорта) - Barque.r"".
- ^ "B19". www.histoiredeshalfs.com. Retrieved 26 November 2023.
- ^ "A11". www.histoiredeshalfs.com. Retrieved 26 November 2023.
- ^ a b "A18". www.histoiredeshalfs.com. Retrieved 26 November 2023.
- ^ "George Andreadis (GRE)".