About Triumph

Triumph is C&C/NML hull #25 of the 115 line, commissioned in 2006 in Vancouver BC by Yacht Sales West.  She enjoyed two good summers of cruising around the Strait of Georgia until the spring of 2008 when she was trucked across country to follow her owner to the port of Halifax.  She now resides at the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron on Halifax’s Northwest Arm.

The C&C 115 is a fractional rigged racer/cruiser.  Hull construction is carbon fibre reinforced fiberglass foam core with a carbon fibre mast, designed by Tim Jackett. 

Triumph has enjoyed the leisurely life of a cruiser for most of the last four years but is undergoing big changes for the 2010 season.  A new wardrobe of regatta sails is being prepared by Erik Koppernaes of UK Sails Maritimes based on designs from Geoff Bishop of UK Fremantle on Australia’s west coast.  A rudder bearing upgrade is underway by Gallant Marine with new roller bearings from Jefa Marine, Holland.  Bosun Yacht Works is undertaking this year’s bottom preparation.  We’ve assembled an eager crew and it promises to be a great season on the water.

 

Technical specs:

LOA:    11.5 m  – 37’ 9”
LWL:   10.06 m – 33’
Beam:   3.63 m – 11’ 11”
Draft:   2.03 m – 6’ 8”
I:           15.9 m  – 52’ 2”
J:          4.42 m  – 14’ 6”
P:          15.04 m  – 49’ 4”
E:          4.98 m  – 16’ 4”
Displacement/length ratio: 147
Sail area/displacement ratio: 23.1