Designed for high-performance one-design racing, the Vx One has earned a passionate following among competitive sailors looking for an exciting, accessible entry into keelboat racing. Built by Vanguard Sailboats, this sleek sportboat blends the thrill of dinghy-style sailing with the stability of a fixed keel, making it an appealing choice for sailors who want genuine speed without sacrificing control. The Vx One is particularly well suited to inshore and buoy racing, where its responsive handling and lively performance characteristics shine. Its relatively compact size makes it manageable for a small crew while still delivering the kind of edge-of-your-seat sailing that keeps competitors coming back. The boat rewards skilled helmsmanship and crew coordination, making it a popular platform for developing race tactics and boat handling at a high level. With an active class association and a growing presence at regattas across North America, the Vx One has built a strong community around it. For sailors seeking a capable, competitive one-design keelboat that delivers genuine racing excitement, it represents a compelling and well-regarded option worth serious consideration.
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How much does a Vx One weigh?
The Vx One has a displacement of 450.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 19.00 ft.
Who designed the Vx One?
The Vx One was designed by Brian Bennett/Rodger Martin/ Ross Weene, first built in 2011.