VX One | FAQs

Closed Class rules mean anything not explicitly permitted by the Class rules is prohibited. The VX One Class is a one-design class.

Yes, the Class rules allow for the VX One to be sailed by a minimum of 2 people. 

Yes, VX ONE sails are measurement-controlled and may be manufactured by any sailmaker. Sails need to be measured by an approved measurer, and appropriate markings placed on the sails to show that sail measurement has been performed and that they comply with the class rules.

Sails also need a sail royalty sticker to race.

Yes, you can purchase your favourite sail number, provided it is not already allocated to another boat. Purchasing sail numbers can be done through our boat owner logon.

Note: Your new VX One will come with a sail and hull number supplied.

Yes, you can personalize the non-skid arrangement on the boat – see the class rules.

Yes, a VX One can be beach-launched using the VX One beach trolley or road trailer. Alternatively, the VX One can be launched using a crane.

VX One purpose-built road trailers can be purchased from the VX One manufacturer – Mackay Boats and Ovington Boats.

The Class is founded on providing an exciting racing format for all sailors. The Class prohibits the compensation of sailors in racing. This means sailors cannot be paid for their time while racing and/or bonuses given for race results.

There is no age restriction for sailing a VX One. You can sail with your children. 

There is no weight restriction however, it is considered that the ideal combined weight range is from 180-230kg’s | 395-500Ibs. Note: manipulation of crew numbers or crew weights to suit forecast conditions are not in the intended spirit of VX One Class racing.