Registered Boats
Registered Boats
The Dragon Class is actively represented in 29 countries in 5 Continents. There were 1374 boats registered with the National Associations in 2008 and the number of boats built has averaged 50 per year.
There are many more, perhaps the same number again, which are not currently registered, and which are used for day sailing or cruising, or in store ashore. The Class regularly gets 70-80 boats at World Championships which are held in every odd year.
The European Championships, are now held annually and a limit of 60 boats is imposed.
The Gold Cup which can only be held in certain specified European countries, is unique in that all six races count without discard.
It is held annually and has attracted over 100 entries, usually starting in one fleet.
| Antigua | 12 | Japan | 20 | ||
| Australia | 46 | Netherlands | 93 | ||
| Austria | 25 | New Zealand | 12 | ||
| Belgium | 16 | Norway | 53 | ||
| Canada | 15 | Portugal | 23 | ||
| Denmark | 50 | Puerto Rico | 3 | ||
| Estonia | 5 | Russia | 64 | ||
| Finland | 23 | Spain | 4 | ||
| France | 103 | Sweden | 51 | ||
| Germany | 423 | Switzerland | 69 | ||
| Greece | 4 | Turkey | 25 | ||
| Hong Kong | 15 | UK | 116 | ||
| Hungary | 19 | Ukraine | 4 | ||
| Ireland | 51 | USA | 23 | ||
| Italy | 7 | Total | 1374 |





