Comments for International 110 Class

Comment on 110 Construction Manual by Ton C

Ton C — Sat, 26 Sep 2026 19:02:29 +0000

In reply to Tom Waite. Plans and manual are on line right here at no charge! Download and have them printed at your local office supply. Or contact Steve Clark for the next gen CNC110 which all the parts ar laser cut and sent to you for assembly. Both plans result in a beautiful and competitive 110.

Comment on 110 Construction Manual by Tom Waite

Tom Waite — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 10:57:19 +0000

I’m interested to building a wooden 110. Are plans available for purchase that are identical to Mr Hunt’s brilliant concept?
Thank You In Advance

Comment on 2026 National Championship Regatta by District I Race Schedule 2026 – International 110 Class

District I Race Schedule 2026 – International 110 Class — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 14:33:39 +0000

[…] Atlantic Coast Championship at Marblehead, MA for H/H Sailing World Regatta Series Aug 9-13 — National Championship at Inverness YC, CA Aug 29-30 — Boston Bay Challenge Cup at Hull YC Sept 19 — Great […]

Comment on Annual Membership Form by 2026 National Championship Regatta – International 110 Class

2026 National Championship Regatta – International 110 Class — Mon, 16 Mar 2026 18:13:50 +0000

[…] Skippers and Crew must be members of the 110 […]

Comment on 2019 National Regatta – Final Results by Richie Allen

Richie Allen — Sun, 21 Jul 2019 12:49:25 +0000

I would have loved to pay the $250 ahead of time but I dont know what # I’ll be sailing yet.

I sent the yearly dues in several weeks ago so i hope that’s OK – see you next week.

Richie Allen Rhode Island

Comment on List of 110 National Championship Winners by Kim Woodward

Kim Woodward — Fri, 14 Jun 2019 17:30:21 +0000

In reply to Al Frost. Hi Buddy, Just ran across your post. My father, Ben Woodward, had #364, Tyee and sailed against your Dad in San Diego. I (Kim Woodward) crewed for him. We were definitely not in the same class as your Dad. Any time we managed to finish before him was a red letter day. My sister Lynn and I salted Starlets at SDYC. Nice to see your post and have it bring back good memories.

Comment on 110 Handbook – January 2019 PDF by 110admin

110admin — Mon, 04 Mar 2019 00:21:59 +0000

In reply to Mark McDonough. They are not available to purchase, but if you click on the image above you can download the pdf.

Comment on 110 Handbook – January 2019 PDF by Mark McDonough

Mark McDonough — Fri, 01 Mar 2019 19:45:49 +0000

I would like to purchase a 110 handbook. How do i go about this?

Comment on List of 110 National Championship Winners by Al Frost

Al Frost — Thu, 01 Mar 2018 18:19:38 +0000

Hi, My Dad , Al Frost, Jr., just passed away at age 99. He was the class champion from 1959 through 1962 in “Lani,” number 364. In double checking my recollection of the years he was class champion, I noticed that you recorded the names of the crew in later years. I can tell you who his crew was in the years that he won. In 1959, at the SDYC, his friend Bo Heller crewed for Dad; in 1960 in Marblehead, Mass., I crewed for him (age 12); in 1961 his friend Dick Allen was crew; and in 1962, sailing out of Indian Harbor YC, Greenwich, Conn., I was his crew for a second time.
And, just for the record, in 1963, Gordon Nash’s wife Jocelyn was his regular crew. We were at the San Francisco championships but out of contention having DSQ’d, but he loved to compete! In the 4th race, even though not in contention and reeling from 50 knots of San Francisco’s heavy summer wind, we found ourselves second to the Nash’s rounding the windward mark heading downwind to the finish line. We watched the Nash’s douse their genoa in 50-60 knots of wind! My Dad raised our spinnaker! My brother and I joined my Dad sitting at the tiller post to keep Lani planing and not pearling. We passed the Nashs on a plane and were about 100 yards ahead of them and pulling away but still a mile from the finish, when the mast exploded! DNF, but we had a spare mast and went out the next day in less wind, like 30-40 knots, and finished second on the last race of the series. When he received his Daily Second trophy at the St. Francis YC, he got a standing ovation! Later, he built “Nulani” number 662, which won the 1974 class championships and was sailed by Mike Butler with my brother Jim crewing. These are just a few of the great times our family had with 110’s, and we sure hope the class continues to be an active one for years to come. And I’m still sailing; I have a Beneteau 423 (“Pono”) berthed in Nawiliwili Harbor, Kauai, HI. This could not have ever happened if we had never sailed 110’s. Sincerely, Al Frost III, aka Buddy Frost, Crew, Lani, #364 (now age 70)

Comment on 2015 National Regatta Results / NOR by 110admin

110admin — Tue, 20 Oct 2015 03:38:53 +0000

In reply to Kate More. Hello Kate, What kind of photo do you need? The facebook group is open membership and has more than you can imagine, also has plans and line drawings. Let me know if you don't find what you want.