IRC BOATS

Corby 29 for sale € 60 000 (incl.)

Corby 29 for sale
Boat built late 2008 later upgraded, launched again late may 2009.
Seldén alu. rigg with dyform rigging and Harken Carbo Foil all 2009.
Tapered carbon spinnaker pole.
All deck gear (harken, lewmar and spinlock (2009)
Carbon rudder (6.4kg) from 2009, custom made wood/epoxy tiller, with spinlock extension 2009
New stainless (updated design) 2009.
4 Lewmar portlights in coach roof.
Center lifting
New cushions (new design) with removable back rests (mid cabin) 2009.
Origo 1500 cooker (ginball) 2009 sink with hand pump and waterbag 2009.
WC from 2009 skin fittings (qty 3) all ForeSpars from 2009.
All Liros ropes vectran and dyneema 2009.
Rope bags and hiking pads (custom made) 2009.
Hull sprayed in Porsche Stein Grau Metallic, white deck with white non skid and grey non skid cockpit floor all 2009.
Anti fold (sprayed) with Natutix A4TSpeed (white) on epoxy ground 2009.
Engine
Yanmar 1GM 10 saildrive (2008) with folding two blade prop (2009)
Electronics
Tacktick all below 2009
2 x maxi displays on mast bracket (T210 and T215)
Speed/Depth (tri-ducer)
Compass transducer (T909)
Wind transducer Remote display system (T106)
Raymarine A50 (in-built charts for Europe) connected to Tack Tick system 2009.
Nexus VHF with mast top antenna 2009.
DVD (3.5" display) stereo with 4 water tight speakers (2 inside and 2 outside) all 2009
BEP switch panel with volt meter 2009.12v socket 2009.
2 x 12v batteries 2009.
Silva compass 2009.
LED lights in engine room 2009.
3 area red LED interior lights for offshore racing 2009.White interior lights in the whole boat. (qty 6) all 2009.

Steel cradle with moulded cradle seats
Center point lifting installed

Sails
Main North 3DL, Jib light North 3DL, Jib Heavy North 3DL, 2 x North Spinnakers
Rating
IRC endorsed 0.980 LYS Certificate 1.22

Asking EUR 60 000 (VAT paid) Contact [email protected]

Corby 29 'Gotcha' Overall winner Falmouth Week

Photo Lee Whitehead

Corby 29 'Gotcha' overall winner Falmouth Week Class A and Ironman Trophy.

Corby 2910 in Sweden, next Gotland Runt.

Photo Johan Tuvstedt

Corby 29 ready to leave for Stockholm

Photo Eric Horwitz

Corby 2910 after full renovation now ready to depart for Stockholm.

Corby 29 'Idris' SOLD

Corby 2911e ready to go

Corby 29 hull #11 is ready

Inspection was carried out by John Hamilton last week, and after a few smaller things being sorted boat is planned to be heading back to the Scottish owner.

This is the lightest ever Corby 29. Infuse technology of hull, deck and interior will make this boat very stiff. We are looking forward to 2009 season and what results the owners will be able to post with this boat.

Boats from IRC BOATS can now be ordered with infuse technology, we would like to make a 26e or 33e next.

Above is from the infuse of Corby 2911e hull.

Corby 29 'Esperanto' hull #08

Corby 29 hull #11 signed! Deal offered on Hull #12

Corby 29 hull #11 just signed to owner in Scotland.

a VERY good deal is offered on hull #12 if built side by side with #11, please get back to us at [email protected] for full details.

Corby 29 wins SW COGS 2 handed - Gull Rock - Manacles Race 2008

Race report  – Corby 2903 Gotcha!

The morning of 25th May turned out to be different to any forecast published by the authorities in that it was wet wet wet. As the boats gathered off Pendennis for the start the mist was low on the headlands and St. Anthony lighthouse was sounding its baleful low moaning foghorn.

The wind was from the NE at about 12K true giving a 10 mile dead beat to Gull Rock. The Black Rock end of the line was favoured with Per Elise, Double Jeopardy and Gotcha! making good starts off around Porthmellin head.

Gotcha!, despite sailing 2 handed rounded Gull rock near the front of the pack and ahead of J92 Double Jeopardy and only 2 mins behind J105 Orijin. Per Elise was the favourite however at the turning point on handicap and was sailing well in the lumpy 12 knot conditions.

A 12 mile broad reach saw the J109 Jacoby and Ixthyos pull away, with Per Elise again doing well in the lightening winds. Gotcha! had its hands full sailing 2 handed and launched its running spinnaker a little later than most.

Mannacles bouy off the Lizard proved as difficult as ever with a large Easterly swell rolling in, the fleet bunched up as the winds eased and they tried to make headway against the tide. Double Jeopardy and Gotcha! seized the moment and sailed inside the Mannacle rocks into favourable tides, a move that payed off once the tide eased and the wind increased.

A long tight reach back to Falmouth entrance, with Double Jeopardy, Gotcha! and Per Elise leading the pack back into Falmouth. Once past the docks, there was a final spinnaker sprint all the way up to Flushing for the finish.

Two Handed Results:

1 Gotcha! GBR2903

2 Alert GBR5661T

3 Noon Hi 9630

IRC fully crewed results:

1st Per Elise GBR2769

5th Gotcha! GBR2903 (2 handed)

2903 'Gotcha' Sold to Falmouth

Corby 29 - Overall winner of Cowes Week 2005

This new 29 is a massive boat compared to the Corby 25, yet the Corby 29 is still cute, boasts plenty of interior and is affordable. Design, cost and rating studies all pointed to 29ft as being the natural progression. Any longer and the jump in size is bigger than it needs to be. What's more is that it incorporates the underwater hull shape features of my new 41.5 Wahoo, which has been winning with ease in the USA this season. The 29 really is the ultimate club racer.