Nike

A 44' overall sloop/cutter, she is strongly build and well tested by countless miles of trans-ocean sailing and racing. Despite her successful racing career, with many world sailing records, she has always had a nice mahogany interior suitable for comfortable accommodation of a larger crew. Her strong rigging with three solid rod furling/reefing, great number of self tailing winches, deep cockpit and strong doghouse/navigation-station, powerful autopilot and more makes her very suitable for safe shorthanded world wide sailing and cruising. She was built in 1979 by well renowned shipyard in Szczecin and has had one owner only. In 2004 she has almost finished undergoing overhaul maintenance, during which the new Yanmar diesel engine was installed and almost everything was refurbished.

L.O.A.:                          13.40 m
L.W.L.:                          10.92 m
Beam:                             4.00 m
Draught:                         2.25 M
Balast:                            5,000 kp
Displcement:                  13,500 kp
Measured Sail Area:        86 sq.m
Planking:                        G.R.P., Airex Foam, Kewlar 49
Type of Rigging:             Cutter

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Richard Konkolski

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Boat design
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Boat description, inventory and information on recent maintenance - completely overhaul.

Nike II winning the start of the first BOC Challenge 1982 and leading the whole fleet toward Cape Town
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