Moore 24

The Moore 24 is a well-regarded American sailboat, designed by George Olson and Ron Moore as a racer in 1972. It’s built predominantly of fiberglass, featuring a fractional sloop rig and a fixed fin keel, with a draft of 4.08 feet. The Moore 24 is celebrated for its racing performance and has a notable history in competitive sailing. It’s supported by an active class club, the Moore 24 National Association, which organizes racing events. This boat has proven itself in various competitions, including the Pacific Cup. For more information, you can visit its Wikipedia page.

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