Race Office
Yacht Club of Greece
Kar. Servias 18, 185 33 Piraeus, Greece
racing@ycg.gr
+30 210 422 0506
www.ycg.gr
The Fleet
Built for Performance. Designed for Everyone.
The RS21 is a modern four-person keelboat making its Greek debut with the Hellenic Sailing League.
At 6.34 metres, with a near-50% ballast ratio and carbon composite rig, the RS21 delivers genuine high performance without sacrificing accessibility. Mainsail, jib, and gennaker — it sails fast, responds intuitively, and rewards skilled teamwork.
Built from eco-friendly materials and available with an optional electric engine, the RS21 reflects the same sustainability values that guide this League.
KEY SPECIFICATIONS
- Length: 6.34 m
- Crew: 4 persons
- Rig: Carbon composite
- Sails: Mainsail, jib, gennaker
- Ballast ratio: ~50%
- Construction: Eco-friendly materials
- Optional: Electric auxiliary engine
Whether you are a seasoned racing sailor or stepping into competitive sailing for the first time, the RS21 is the right boat for the challenge ahead.
The RS21 is one of the fastest-growing one-design keelboat classes in Europe. Designed for fleet racing with boat rotation, it creates a level playing field where skill and teamwork determine the result — not equipment budgets.
The class is used by leagues and regattas across Italy, France, the UK, and Scandinavia. Greece is now part of that story.
The League operates with a fleet of six RS21s at launch, all provided and maintained by the organiser. Boats are allocated by draw and rotated across crews throughout the regatta — ensuring complete fairness across the field.
Whether you are a seasoned racing sailor or stepping into competitive sailing for the first time, the RS21 is the right boat for the challenge ahead.
The RS21 is one of the fastest-growing one-design keelboat classes in Europe. Designed for fleet racing with boat rotation, it creates a level playing field where skill and teamwork determine the result — not equipment budgets.
The class is used by leagues and regattas across Italy, France, the UK, and Scandinavia. Greece is now part of that story.
The League operates with a fleet of six RS21s at launch, all provided and maintained by the organiser. Boats are allocated by draw and rotated across crews throughout the regatta — ensuring complete fairness across the field.