Is this something we would be interested in?

US Sailing and Gowrie, Barden & Brett now offer a comprehensive insurance program designed specifically for owners of one-design sailboats. This cost-effective program covers one-design classes that are designed for inshore racing and have no auxiliary power. Currently, all 11 Olympic- and Paralympic-class boats and over 20 additional classes are covered in the program, with more classes to be added to the list upon request. Special features include:

10% discount for US Sailing members,

racing coverage,

worldwide coverage or in the U.S. only,

coverage for overland transportation (trailering),

charter coverage (if the owner charters the boat included in the policy, as well as if the owner charters a different boat of the same class),

the insurance provider has the highest possible rating, A++, by A.M. Best.

Approved Classes: One-Design insurance has the following classes approved for the program: all Olympic classes as well as the following: 505, Lightning, Etchells, Sonar, Snipe, Shields, Thistle, M-20, A Scow, Blue Jay, Bullseye, C Scow, 420, Day Sailor, E Scow, Flying Scot, Harbor 20, Highlander, Ideal 18, JY 15, Rhodes 18 & 19, Vanguard 15. Classes will be added that meet the guidelines.
Recently added classes: Sunfish and all of the following Hobie classes: Bravo, Wave, Getaway, Dragoon, Hobie 16, 17SE, FX one, 18 and Tiger.
http://www.ussailing.org/membership/Insurance/index.htm#One-Design%20Insurance

What about the "no auxiliary power" requirement?

Ryan Pierce, #337

sounds good.

I just would hate to take that Yanmar out of the hole......

Thor

If I did remove that pesky Yanmar thingy, would I still be class legal?

Is anyone buying insurance via US Sailing today?

Borrowed boat insurance

I have State Farm Insurance and pay 370 dlr a year. ( Inland lake, Power squadron discount )

Might be helpfulwhen you shop for insurance

Thor