WINGS
| Year | 1937 |
|---|---|
| Current Sail Number | K 15 |
| International Rule | Third Rule |
| Current Status | very good |
| Current Location | Tetbury, Gloucestershire |
| Current Country | GB |
| Designer | Charles E. Nicholson |
| Builder | Camper & Nicholson |
| Construction/Hull# | 451 |
| Length Overall | 21.36 m. |
| Waterline | 13.93 m. |
| Beam | 3.55 m. |
| Draught | 2.71 m. |
| Sail Area | 179 sq.m. - 176 sq.m. (1969) |
| Construction | |
| Original Owner | Maurice Solvay |
| Original Name | WINGS |
| Other Names | Mohita II (1971) |
| Original Country | |
| Original Sail Number | K 15 |
| Owner Details & History | Built according to the International Third Rule 1937 - 1960 Mauirice Solvay - name: WINGS - rig: auxiliary Bermudian sloop Every year after 1951 maintenance work was carried by Cantieri Baglietto, Varazze (Italy) 1960 - 1961 estate of Maurice Solvay 1961 - 1962 T. W. Dupre 1962 Duke Edoardo Visconti di Modrone - home port: Cannes 1962 - 1964 Millstone Cruising Co. Ltd. - home port: Cannes 1965 - 1970 Georges Teychen? - home port: Bandol and Marseille rig: altered in auxiliary yawl in 1969 - re-powered in 1969 1970 - 1979 Jean Goutail - new name MOHITA II - home port: Marseille 1980 - 2000 Mr. Turlan - new name: AILE (some time around 1994) - rig altered in Auxiliary ketch 2001 John Lister - home port: Tetbury (Gloucestershire, UK). Under the control of the French architect Guy Ribadeau-Dumas a refit program has started in 2002 with a new deck, new engine and new interiors. In 2006/07, at Chantier du Guip under the supervision of the same architect, the hull has been completely rebuilt. World Championships Results: 2001 in Cowes (America's Cup Jubilee): seventh in the Classic division 2014 in Barcelona (Spain): forth
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