avantgardaclue

certainly going back a few years Enterprise sailing/racing was pretty big in India.. https://www.sailingtimesindia.com/2011/06/09/national-inland-enterprise-championship-2011/

If you were in England then the K1 might be right

Here's how to hike! Nick Craig, amongst many many world, european and national titles, here sailing a D-0 Try hiking like that up a 20 minute beat! Guess that's why he's 5 times world OK champion

Quote... Below is the somewhat famous photo of the kingpin of the early Southern Californian USOD fleet, Dick Fenton, in his Douglass and McLeod number 116 (note the caret symbol under the 14 insignia - designating this 14 as a one-design), sailing with a reef in the main. http://cbifda.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/us-one-design-classic-internatonal-14.html + http://cbifda.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/us-one-design-classic-international-14.html

Only a small one but why the shallow upturned V under the 14 on the sail and not a horizontal line like the UK 14s?

Think the K1 is doing quite well...

Kid Rigs training at Oxford...

Interesting that there appears to be a Rooster 8.1 rigged laser in the background of that photo. Would have thought that flogging those rigs out there would be easy, or not!

Hope it's different enough to the Devotti D Zero because I'm guessing that is going to be the serious buyer's choice and that at £5400 will be tough to beat