Half Ton Cup was an international sailing competition for the Half Ton class between 1967 and 1993.

Criteria Note 1. Boats can be either prototype or production models. Note 2. Often once a boat won the Half Ton Cup, the design was subsequently put into mass production. (Such as the Rob Humphries MGHS30 which was put into production in Scotland. A much modified example of the MGHS30 won the Half Ton Classics Cup 2013 which operates under the IRC handicap system.) Note 3. All boats race under the IOR handicap system without further handicap.

Winners Edition Yacht Skipper Designer IOR Rating 18.0' 1967 La Rochelle Michel Dufour (prototype) 1968 La Rochelle Super Challenger (prototype) 1969 Sandhamn Peter Norlin (prototype) 1970 Sandhamn Peter Norlin (prototype) IOR Rating 21.7' 1971 Portsmouth Peter Norlin (prototype) 1972 Marstrand Jan Kjærulff & Paul Elvstom (prototype) 1973 Hundested Michel Briand Mauric (prototype) 1974 La Rochelle Eckard Wagner Doug Peterson (prototype) 1975 Chicago Doug Peterson (prototype) 1976 Trieste Harrold Cudmore (IRE)Ron Holland 1976 (prototype) 1977 Sydney Bruce Farr (prototype) 1978 Poole Tony Bouzaid (NZL) Davidson (prototype) IOR Rating 22.0' 1979 Scheveningen Davidson (prototype) 1980 Sandhamm Joubert Nivelt 1980 (prototype) 1981 Poole Berret 1981 (production) 1982 Piraeus Joubert Nivelt 1982 (prototype) 1983 Hankø Briand (prototype) 1984 Troon Berret (prototype) 1985 Porto Ercole Andrieu (prototype) 1986 Helsinki F9095 Cofica Berret (prototype) 1987 La Rochelle Andrieu 1983 (prototype) 1988 Poole F9260 Skipper Elf Andrieu 1988 (prototype) 1989 Le Havre F9260 Skipper Elf Andrieu 1988 (prototype) 1990 Howth Berret 1989 (prototype) 1991 Jakobstad Berret 1989 (prototype) 1992 Chioggia Bullit (prototype) 1993 Bayona Joubert 1982 (prototype)

See also One Ton Cup Quarter Ton Cup

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