What the fleet has seen
The Abbott Boats Inc. Yngling, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Abbott Boats Inc. Yngling is a 6.3-meter fractional sloop designed by Jan Herman Linge, built by Abbott Boats Inc. since 1967. This fin-keeled, spade-ruddered racing keelboat served as the Olympic class for women sailors from the 2004 Athens Games through the 2008 Beijing Games.1:46 Crews restore vintage Ynglings to competitive standards, as Petter Hermansen's family team did, winning a championship after acquiring an older hull.watch This restoration involved stripping the boat to the gelcoat, installing a new Jon Mast rig, replacing deck hardware, and fairing the keel and hull.3:33 Hermansen's team retained the original low-floor cockpit to save 15 kg, modifying internal bulkheads for water management despite reduced self-draining efficiency.4:37 Competitive sailors like Kristian Nergaard began their careers in the Yngling class before transitioning to international success in classes like the 5.5 Metre and Soling.10:32






