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Arpège · Sillage

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Country: France

History of the class

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Class rule

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: 9.25m

: 3m

: 1.62m

: 11.5m

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Arpège

launched in 1967

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Arpège

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ClassMonohull🇫🇷France

Arpège

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Coastal cruising sailboat class designed by Michel Dufour and built by Dufour Yachts in La Rochelle from 1967 to 1976, also used for offshore racing.

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Country: France

History of the class

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Class rule

The rule isn't explained yet. Know what it imposes and what it leaves free? Suggest a text with its sources.

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: 9.25m

: 3m

: 1.62m

: 11.5m

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Latest launch

Arpège

launched in 1967

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Official sitevoilier-arpege.net (opens in a new tab)

Monohull

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Hull typeHow many hulls the boat has: monohull, catamaran or trimaran.See in the glossary

Max hull lengthThe class rule forbids going over this length.See in the glossary

Max beam (rule)The class rule forbids a wider boat.See in the glossary

Max draftThe class rule caps how deep the keel goes.See in the glossary

Max air draftThe class rule caps the height of the mast above the water.See in the glossary

Governing body

Correction20 Oct 2026
- country— FR
- website— https://www.voilier-arpege.net/
- Max beam (rule)— 3
- Description— Coastal cruising sailboat class designed by Michel Dufour and built by Dufour Yachts in La Rochelle from 1967 to 1976, also used for offshore racing.
- Max draft— 1.62
- Max hull length— 9.25
- Max air draft— 11.5
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