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2. J/Boats - Wikipedia

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   The J/24 is sailed 27 countries and is the world's most popular one design keelboat. [7] [8] [9] As Sailboatdata described, "the J/Boats company, a family affair started with brother Bob Johnstone, is arguably the most successful producer of performance-oriented boats in the world with nearly 10,000 boats built to Johnstone designs." [2]

3. J/24 - Wikipedia

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   New boat manufacturing has been done by multiple companies around the world in UK, France (only 5), Croatia, USA, Italy and Argentina. [12] In the US, J/24s are built by US Watercraft. Italy could still build new boats. As of January 2009, approximately 5,475 [13] J/24s have been produced. Approximately 20 new boats were produced in 2008. [13]

4. J Class (yacht) - Wikipedia

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   J Class yachts Velsheda, Topaz and Svea downwind legs. The J Class is one of several classes deriving from the Universal Rule for racing boats. The rule was established in 1903 and rates double-masted racers (classes A through H) and single-masted racers (classes I through S).

5. List of sailboat designers and manufacturers - Wikipedia

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   Hughes Boat Works; Hunter Boats; Hylas Yachts; Irwin Yachts; Island Packet Yachts; Jensen Marine; J/Boats; Jakobson Shipyard; Jeanneau; Jesse Carll (shipbuilder) Jeremy Rogers Limited; Johnson Boat Works; Jongert; J. Samuel White; Laguna Yachts; Lancer Yachts; Laser Performance; Lockley Newport Boats; MacGregor Yacht Corporation; Marlow-Hunter ...

6. Rod Johnstone - Wikipedia

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   Johnstone has a brother, Bob, who he founded their company J/Boats with, a wife, Lucia, who he lives with in Stonington, Connecticut, and a son, Alan who is the chief designer of J/Boats. [1] [2] He is a member of both the Wadawanuck and Stonington Harbor yacht club as well as a member in the Stonington Harbor Management Commission. [citation ...

7. Rainbow (yacht) - Wikipedia

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   Rainbow was a J-class yacht built in 1934 [1] and successful defender of the 1934 America's Cup. It was ordered by Harold Vanderbilt and designed by William Starling Burgess . Rainbow was scrapped in 1940.