The 2.4 meter is 13 feet 8 inches long. Designed for competitive sailing, it is easily handled, trailered, launched and stored.


The 2.4 meter is perhaps the best, most fun single handed boat you will ever sail. It can be as tactical, technical, and fast as you want it to be. In many ways, it is like sailing your own small 12 meter. Anyone who has sailed a 2.4 meter will tell you that they are exciting to sail, very competitive to race, and offer loads of FUN…
The class includes former Americas Cup sailors, one-design champions, disabled sailors, cruising class sailors, and people of all ages and genders who love to sail. The best thing about the 2.4 meter is that each sailor competes on an equal level of sailing ability – not agility. Some have called this boat “the great equalizer” because it really levels the playing field for sailors of all ages and abilities.
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Schedule of events
| Date | Event | Host | Location | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 25-26, 2026 | Spring Invitatioal | Tred Avon Yacht Club Register Here | Oxford, MD | ||
| May 23-24, 2026 | Lilac Festival Dinghy Regatta | Royal Hamilton Yacht Club Register Here | Hamilton, Ontario, Canada | ||
| June 13-14, 2026 | CanAm Regatta | National Yacht Club Club Website | Toronto, Canada | ||
| June 23-28, 2026 | C. Thomas Clagett Jr. Memorial Clinic & Regatta Information | Sail Newport Register Here | Newport, RI | ||
| July 7-12, 2026 | World Championship | Website | Sneek, Netherlands | ||
| July 10-12, 2026 | Sandy Bay Invitational | Sandy Bay Yacht Club Register Here | Rockport, MA | ||
| July 10-12, 2026 | National Cup | National Yacht Club Club Website | Toronto, Canada | ||
| July 23-24, 2026 | Independence Cup | Org Website | Chicago, IL | ||
| July 25-26, 2026 | Fogh Boorman Dinghy Regatta | Royal Hamilton Yacht Club Register Here | Hamilton, Ontario, Canada | ||
| August 21-23, 2026 | Great Lakes Regatta | National Yacht Club Club Website | Toronto, Canada | ||
| Sept 11-14, 2026 | North American Championshiips | Royal Victoria Yacht Club Register Here | Victoria, British Columbia, Canada |
Recent Posts
- CanAm Regattas #4 and #5: A Successful Series at Charlotte Harbor Yacht Club Posted in: News & Announcements - As President of the US 2.4 Meter Class and Secretary of the Charlotte Harbor Yacht Club, I am pleased to provide this recap of the recent CanAm #4 and #5 regattas hosted at our club. CanAm #5 also served as the United States Nationals for the 2.4mR class. These events welcomed 19 sailors in CanAm … Continue reading "CanAm Regattas #4 and #5: A Successful Series at Charlotte Harbor Yacht Club"
- Finding the Perfect SingleHanded Challenge: My Two-Year Journey into the 2.4mR Class Posted in: News & Announcements - Steve Gilbert Two years ago, I was a fiftysomething, sailor looking for my next chapter on the water. I wanted a boat that was technical, rewarding, and tactical—yet didn’t demand the raw physical punishment of a Laser, Moth, or other highagility singlehanded classes. I found exactly what I was looking for in the 2.4 Meter. … Continue reading "Finding the Perfect SingleHanded Challenge: My Two-Year Journey into the 2.4mR Class"
- Tony Pocklington: Building, Racing, and Growing the 2.4mR Fleet Posted in: News & Announcements - Tony Pocklington’s love affair with the 2.4mR began in 2009 at the World Championship hosted by the Edison Sailing Center in Fort Myers, Florida. Though not yet a sailor in the class, Tony was deeply involved as a volunteer, running a mark boat and assisting with dock operations. His crane, purchased after the event, helped … Continue reading "Tony Pocklington: Building, Racing, and Growing the 2.4mR Fleet"
- Edge Midwinter results Posted in: News & Announcements - Feb 16 2025 Congrats to Tony, Allen and Chuck on their podium finishes Results
- Summer in Rockport – Season wrapup Posted in: News & Announcements - The summer in Rockport, Massachusetts is a very short season. The Rockport 2.4 meter fleet makes the most of it. This year our fledgling fleet grew to 9 boats by adding Steve Gilbert to our ranks. This combined with the clinics and borrowed boats got a total of 6 new sailors on the water. … Continue reading "Summer in Rockport – Season wrapup"