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- NS14
The Australian NS14 Sailing Dinghy. The NS14 is an Australian designed sailing dinghy, intended for competitive family sailing.
http://ns14.sailoz.net/
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- O'pen BIC Class Association
The objective of the O'pen BIC Class Association is to provide an exciting format of dinghy racing for young people. The O'pen BIC Class Association (OBCA) aims to promote and manage O'pen BIC Class competition at an International and Continental level and represent the interest of the owners and their National Associations.
http://class.openbic.com/
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- Offshore
Offshore Yachts Class Owners' Association. Looks after the interests of boats made by OFFSHORE YACHTS LTD. and is affiliated to the Royal Yachting Association.
http://www.oycoa.org.uk/
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- Olson 25 Class Association
The Olson 25 was designed in 1984 by George Olson as a dry-sailable sport boat. A cross between the radical Olson 30 ultralight and the traditional designs of the day, the Olson 25 can perform better than cruising boats much larger, and yet is capable of comfortable family weekending. Manufactured by Pacific Boats and Ericson Yachts there were approximately 130 built.
http://www.olson25.org/
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- One Metre
International One Metre Class Home. The One Metre class is the newest yet fastest growing international class. It is administered by the ISAF-RSD.
http://www.onemetre.org/
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- Optimist
International Homepage. The Optimist is, quite simply, the dinghy in which the young people of the world learn to sail.
http://www.optiworld.org/
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- Pandora Owners Association
The Pandora Owners Association was originally formed in Abersoch, North Wales in 1980 to encourage all types of sailing of the Van de Stadt designed Pandora yacht. The Association hopes by sponsoring this web site to promote the resurgence of interest in Pandora's and in particular in racing these superb boats, which when sailed properly are more than a match for present day designs and at a fraction of the price to buy and maintain.
http://www.pandora.org.uk/
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- Paper Tiger New Zealand
The New Zealand Paper Tiger Owners Association (NZPTOA) is the govening body for the Paper Tiger class in New Zealand. The class is affliated to Yachting New Zealand. The class has a strong membership in New Zealand - over 100 members and currently growing. Members are enthusiasticsail and play hard.
http://www.papertiger.org.nz/
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- Pearson Sailing Association of the Chesapeake Bay
The Pearson Sailing Association of the Chesapeake Bay (PSA) is an informal group of owners of sailboats built by Pearson Yachts. Founded in 1969 as the Pearson 35 Association, the membership was gradually expanded to include all classes of sailboats made by Pearson. The PSA has about 150 members from around the Chesapeake Bay and is formal enough to have association officers and a club burgee, but does not have formal bylaws or rules. Our purpose is to increase member enjoyment in sailing in one of the greatest cruising grounds in the world!
http://www.cbpsa.org/
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- Pearson Triton - National Triton Association
"Design me a 28-footer that sleeps four" was the request, and that's what Marbelhead's Carl A. Alberg did. The design became the Triton, the outstanding seller of the 1959 New York Boat Show and the first breakthrough in sales of fiberglass auxiliaries.
http://www.tritonclass.org/
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- Pearson Triton - New England Triton Association
The 28' Pearson Triton sailboat was designed in the late 1950s by Carl Alberg as a contemporary family cruiser and racer for an era only just beginning to realize the potential of fiberglass yacht construction. As one of the first affordable fiberglass production sailboats, the Triton was considered revolutionary for her time.
http://www.pearsontriton.com/
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- Pearson Yacht Owners Association
The National Pearson Yacht Owners Association (NPYOA) was formed to strengthen the ties between thousands of Pearson Yacht owners. As a registered NPYOA member, you will have access to many replacement parts for your boat, as well as technical assistance on specific questions you might have regarding your particular Pearson Yacht. Our quarterly newsletter, The Pearson Current, which was published for almost eight years, has been archived on our Web site. The Pearson Current provided practical information on all aspects of owning, maintaining, and sailing a Pearson Yacht.
http://www.pearsoncurrent.com/
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- Penguin Class
International Penguin Class Dinghy Association. This site contains information about the Penguin Class dinghy, and it's Association with Fleets located on the U.S. East Coast, Mid West, and Brazil.
http://www.penguinclass.com/
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- Premier Class Association
The Premier Class Association website links the members with each other, promotes their racing program and provides a means for young sailors to become crew members in larger more competitive yachts.
http://www.premierclass.ca/
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