GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov Fleet Evolution Valentina Venturi, Gijs de Rijk YCC General Assembly November 2015

GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov : some remarks 1.Yngling Vas-Y Aquilla Surprise MicMac Laser2s Beauty, Charm ISO Isospin Boston Whaler ResQ II GibSea Gipsy Yngling J’Y Vais Yngling Y-me RS400 Rolling Stone Laser1 Photon Topper Xenon HiggX Hobie Tiger Meercat SL16 Catapult RS500 Rising Star RS500 Rocket Science Surprise MammaMia Yam 340S Yam Laser1s Castor, Pollux J80 Jedi crew boat, very robust To decide in 2015: keep or sell Still in good conditions Large keelboat, long lifetime Inflatable with hard keel Fleet age

GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov Replacement scenario assumptions Dinghy average lifetime:15 years Vas-Y: robust and 4 crew, keep it for 5 years more Lifetime average (heavy usage) Yngling 15 years: Ynglings Y-me and J’Y Vais Surprises lifetime: normally 20 years Aquila: to decide keep or sell GibSea: large expensive keelboat, typical lifetime >30 years ResQII, robust boat but used a lot, important wear, lifetime 25+ years? Yam (RIB), short expected lifetime:10years 3

GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov Scenario 1.Laser2s Beauty, Charm(1991)2016/17similar boats, light beginner dinghy 2.ISO Isospin(1995)2016/17new advanced dinghy 3.Yngling J’Y Vais (2002) 2018same type 4.Yngling Y-me(2003)2018same type 5.RS400 Rolling Stone(2004)2019similar type 6.Surprise MicMac (1982)2020SU or J80, or similar 7.Laser1 Photon(2005)2021same type 8.Yngling Vas-Y (1974)2021same type 9.Yam 340S Yam(2010)2021slightly longer similar or hard body 10.Boston Whaler ResQ II (1995)2022same type 11.Topper Xenon HiggX(2007)2023similar 12.Hobie Tiger Meercat(2007)2024similar Cat 13.SL16 Catapult(2008)2025similar Cat 14.RS500 Rising Star(2008)2026similar type 15.RS500 Rocket Science(2009)2026similar type 16.Laser1s Castor, Pollux(2011)2027same type 17.Surprise MammaMia (2009)2029SU or J80, or similar 18.GibSea Gipsy(1996)2031similar keelboat 19.J80 Jedi(2014)2034SU or J80, or similar 4

GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov Capital effect of replacement scenario Assuming: accumulate 30kCHF per year Conclusion: we have some margin, but boats could be more expensive than estimated! It also leaves a long term possibility of fleet expansion 5

GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov Laser 2s replacement possible candidates Lasers 2 (not produced anymore)  RS Feva Requirements: Easy to sail Light 6 Price with top cover and trailer 6300 chf Laser 2RS Feva XL Weight79 kg63 kg Length4.39 m3.64 m Main surface8.64 m^26.5 m^2 Jib surface2.88 m^22.1 m^2 Spi / Jennaker10.2 m^27 m^2 Trapeezesinglenone

GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov Laser 2s replacement possible candidates Lasers 2 (not produced anymore)  Topaz Argo Requirements: Easy to sail Light 7 Price with top cover and trailer chf Laser 2Topaz Argo Weight79 kg110 kg Length4.39 m4.40 m Main surface8.64 m^28.7 m^2 Jib surface2.88 m^23.5 m^2 Spi / Jennaker10.2 m^212.1 m^2 Capacity23

GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov ISO replacement possible candidates ISO  new lighter dinghy with similar/better performances Requirements: For mid-heavy crew Advanced 8 Price new with trailer chf ISORS 800 Weight100 kg62 kg Length4.7 m4.8 m Main and jib surface14.3 m^216.5 m^2 Spi / Jennaker18.8 m^2 21 m^2 Trapeezesingledouble

GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov ISO replacement possible candidates ISO  new lighter dinghy with similar/better performances Requirements: For mid-heavy crew Advanced 9 Price new with transport to Versoix and trailer ≈ chf ISO29er Weight100 kg 70 kg Length4.7 m4.2 m Main and jib surface14.3 m^212.5 m^2 Spi / Jennaker18.8 m^215 m^2

GA 2015 Fleet evolution, GdR, 23 Nov Now… Time for asking your opinion…. 10