International Catamaran Challenge Trophy

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The International Catamaran Challenge Trophy is the formal name for the more familiarly known Little Americas Cup and started in 1961 as a match racing series between two C Class catamarans[1], modelled on the Americas Cup series for yachts. In 2003 it changed its format, retaining match racing and moving from the increasingly rare C Class to the F-18HT catamaran

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[edit] Race results of the original series

Races dwindled. They were held 12 times between 1961-1973, eight times between 1974-1989 and only twice in the old C Class format since 1989.


Year Winner, Crew
and Nation
Opponent, Crew
and Nation
Match
score
Match
Location
1962       Seacliff YC, USA
1963        
1964 Emma Hamilton, A. R. Holloway & Reg White, Chapman Sands SC, UK Sea Lion,Bob Smith & Jerry Hubbard, Eastern Multihull Association, USA 4:1 Thorpe Bay Yacht Club, UK
1965 Emma Hamilton, Reg White,[1] UK Quest II, Australia    
1966 Lady Helmsman, UK      
1967 Lady Helmsman, UK      
1968 Lady Helmsman, UK      
1969 Denmark Lady Helmsman, UK    
1970        
1971        
1972        
1973        
1974        
1975        
1976 Aquarius V, Alex Kosloff and crew Robbie Harvey Cabrillo Beach YC, CA, USA Sorrento Yacht Club in Australia   Australia
1977 Patient Lady III, USA     USA
1978 Patient Lady IV, USA Miss Lancia 4:0 USA
1980 Patient Lady V, USA Signor G 4:0 USA
1982 Patient Lady V, USA Signor G 4:0 USA
1985 Victoria 150, Australia Patient Lady VI, USA   USA
1987 The Edge, Australia The Hinge, UK   Australia
1989 The Edge II, Simon McKeon & David Churcher, Australia     Australia
1991 The Edge III, Simon McKeon & David Churcher, Australia     Australia
1996 Cogito, Duncan MacLane
USA
Yellow Pages Edge,
Australia
4 - 0 McCrae YC, Australia
1997 onwards No races held in this format under this name. Please see ICCC from this point forward

While the ICCT has changed in format, C Class match racing continues on with the International C-Class Catamaran Championship, and the race results continue there.

[edit] Race results of the current series

Year Winner, Crew
and Nation
Opponent, Crew
and Nation
Match
score
Match
Location
2004        

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[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Reg White later represented the UK sailing the Tornado in the Olympic Games, winning Gold