Sujanwiz
| CLASS/SAIL DATE BUILT HULL NUMBER | Sujanwiz Sujanwiz July 1952 0 |
| - Other names | |
| - Condition | PresumedLost |
| - Location | Hamble |
| - Engine | None |
| - Rig | 3/4 |
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o Gallery - photos through the years
o Blog and Forum Topics - contributed photographs and commentary
o Register - key changes through the years
o Press Appearances - AOA Bulletin and public media articles
o AOA Trophies and Awards
o Gallery - photos through the years
o Blog and Forum Topics - contributed photographs and commentary
o Register - key changes through the years
o Press Appearances - AOA Bulletin and public media articles
o AOA Trophies and Awards
Gallery
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Sujanwiz Sujanwiz helmed by Alan Vines sailing on the Hamble with his brother in law Jimmy Mumford crewing. Fairey Marine factory in the background.
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Sujanwiz Sujanwiz at speed on the Hamble, Fairey factory in the background.
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Sujanwiz Sujanwiz powering to windward. Photo provided by Alan Vines’ daughter Elizabeth Leslie – the ‘wiz’ in the boat name
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Atalanta26, Sujanwiz Sujanwiz at speed
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A1, A48, Sujanwiz AOA Bulletin 2005-06 cover
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A1, A48, Sujanwiz A48, A1 and Sujanwiz in Christchurch Harbour 1958
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Sujanwiz 1952 YW Article about Alan Vines boat Sujanwiz
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Sujanwiz 1952 YW Article about Alan Vines boat Sujanwiz
Contributed Blog
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 | The Atalanta Concept – Sujanwiz1952 June -An ardent admirer of the Firefly was Alan Vines, a senior executive in the Fairey Aviation Company and a keen and almost fanatical sailor. He was very impressed with the seaworthiness of this light displacement boat as well as its racing performance.Alan was a devoted family man with a wife and three daughters. On their ...Comments: |
References in Forum Topics
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Register
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| Sail_No | Year | BoatName | Owner | HomePort | Condition | Rig | Engine | Notable EVENT | Comments |
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| Sujanwiz | 2000 | PresumedLost | |||||||
| Sujanwiz | 1970 | Unknown | |||||||
| Sujanwiz | 1960 | Sailing | |||||||
| Sujanwiz | 1952 | Sujanwiz | Vines, Alan | Hamble | Sailing | 3/4 | None | Sujanwiz was Alan Vines concept, developed from a Fairey Swordfish hull to form a lightweight, seaworthy, family cruising boat. 20' long she includes most of the oustanding and unusual ideas developed in the prototype Atalanta A1 - twin lifting keels, whipstaff tiller and so on. Alan and his family cruised and raced in The Solent and Channel to great success, often sleeping 6 aboard. |
AOA Bulletin and Press Appearances
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Trophies
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