The Dragon
About the The Dragon
The Dragon was designed by Johan Anker in 1929. The original design had two berths and was ideally suited for cruising in his home waters of Norway. The boat quickly attracted owners and within ten years it had spread all over Europe.
In 1937 the Gold Cup was presented to the class by the Clyde Yacht Club Association. This quickly became one of the principal championships in the class and a prestigious trophy in the world of competitive yachting.
| LOA | 8.9m |
| Beam | 1.95m |
| Draugh | 1.2m |
| Displacement | 1700kg (with mast) |
| Mainsail | 16m² |
| Genoa | 11.7m² |
| Spinnaker | 23.6m² |


First public printings of the Dragon or at that time called the "Ankers suggestion " from Seglarbladet, 25 December 1928





