SailGP’s French Squad On Form In Cadiz Final
The French SailGP Team has been chipping away at the SailGP front-runners, and in Cadiz they pulled off a win with consistent sailing.
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As one of the largest fleets in North America, the Melges MC Scow® is a true Melges original. Designed, engineered and built by Harry C. Melges Sr. and Buddy Melges during the mid-’60s, it continues to be a great day sailor whether sailed single- or double-handed. The Melges MC Scow is modern and more performance driven than ever before. It’s high quality from bow to stern, featuring a new and improved board system, not to mention stronger, safer and extremely comfortable.
Class Contact: Dan Fink
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Class Contact Phone: 414-344-8765
Class Website: mcscow.org
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LOA: 16 ft.
Beam: 5 ft. 8 in.
Sail Area: 135 sq. ft.
Weight: 420 lbs.
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