| ISAF officially recognizes Swan 45 One-design Racing Class |
| UK-(29-11-2005) GEM Group |
| UK - Nautor’s Swan announced today that the Swan 45 Class has been officially designated by the International Sailing Federation as an ISAF recognised class. |
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| American Swan 45 Fleet takes to the water at Key West 2005 |
| KEY WEST, FL. USA-(17-1-2005) Key West Race Week |
| Key West, FL. USA - The venue for the Swan 45 Gold Cup 2006, will this week see the American Swan 45 fleet battle it out in true style at America's premier sailing event, Key West 2005. This event marks the start of the Swan 45 Class American Series and the first major regatta of 2005 for this successful one-design class. |
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| Crackerjack triumphs in close Swan 45 racing |
| COWES, UK-(7-7-2004) Swan 45 Northern European Area Championship |
| Cowes, UK - Crackerjack, owned by Keith Miller, took victory after countback following a fiercely competitive Swan 45 Northern European Area Championship. |
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| Swan 45 Fleet to compete for the first ever Swan 45 Gold Cup |
| CAPRI, ITALY-(17-5-2004) Swan 45 Gold Cup |
| Capri, Italy - This year for the first time, the Swan 45 fleet will race to determine the world champion of this competitive One-Design Class yacht. The Swan 45 Gold Cup will take place from 9th-15th October 2004 in Capri, organised by Yacht Club Italiano (celebrating their 125th anniversary this year) and hosted by Yacht Club de Capri. |
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| Glynn Williams` Wolf in Sheep`s Clothing (WISC) fetches the Title |
| COWES, UK-(27-6-2003) Swan 45 Northern European Championship |
| Cowes, UK - Glynn Williams' Wolf in Sheep's Clothing (WISC) won all three races today in
the last day of racing in the Swan 45 Northern European Area Championship to
take the overall championship title. |
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| Williams` Wolf leads the pack on the first day |
| COWES, UK-(26-6-2003) Swan 45 Northern European Championship |
| Cowes, UK - Today saw the first Swan 45 Area Championship in the UK start in Cowes, Isle
of Wight, with a fleet of seven boats battling it out for the championship
title with crew's consisting of America's Cup and Volvo Ocean Race sailors.
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