Ranger 30"

Ranger 30"

Both Ranger and Endeavor II took the waterline length to the extreme, up to 87 ft LWL. Ranger, the American boat, was built at Bathworks at Maine and was designed jointly by W Starling Burgress and Olin Stephens. Ranger's success was widespread on the water. In 1937, after the victory of Ranger over Endeavour II, Vanderbilt speculated and wondered that the Ranger was so much faster than the competition that it might kill the class. Ranger has been built to Lloyds Classification, the MCA code of practice for the safety of large commercial yachts and the J Class Association Rules.

Ranger will be used to cruise together with Georgia and will attend J Class and Classic Yacht Regattas around the World.