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- Flying_Junior abstract "The International Flying Junior or FJ is a sailing dinghy which was originally designed in 1955 in the Netherlands by renowned boat designer Van Essen and Olympic sailor Conrad Gülcher. The FJ was built to serve as a training boat for the then Olympic-class Flying Dutchman. The FJ has a beam of 4'11" and an overall sail area of 100 square feet (9.3 m2). These dimensions make the FJ an ideal class to teach young sailors the skills of boat handling and racing.In 1960 the Flying Junior formed its own class organization and by the early 1970s the Flying Junior was accorded the status of an International Class by the International Yacht Racing Union, the precursor to the International Sailing Federation. This status indicates that the class applies to strongly restricted class rules and holds regularly scheduled international regattas.All documents about the history of the International FJ (Flying Junior) can be looked up at the Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum in Amsterdam.Today the FJ is sailed in Japan, Canada, Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands,Slovenia and the United States. In the US, many high school sailing and Intercollegiate Sailing Association programs own fleets of FJs. The college and high school programs in the US use a version of the FJ known as the Club FJ. This boat is slightly different from the International FJ in that it does not use Trapeze and it has a smaller, non-spherical Spinnaker.Limitations to the equipment series for an FJ are; 1 mainsail, 2 jibs, 1 spinnaker (optional), 1 mast, 1 boom, 2 spinnaker poles, 1 centerboard and 1 rudder.".
- Flying_Junior thumbnail Flying_Juniors_WC_2007.JPG?width=300.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageExternalLink fj.ecce.de.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageExternalLink ifjo.org.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageExternalLink nfjo.nl.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageExternalLink scheepvaartmuseum.nl.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageExternalLink FJRules%202010.pdf.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageID "3722734".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageLength "6552".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageOutDegree "16".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageRevisionID "683445323".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Category:1950s_sailboat_type_designs.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Category:Classes_of_the_International_Sailing_Federation.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Category:Dinghies.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Category:Two-person_sailboats.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Dinghy_sailing.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Flying_Dutchman_(dinghy).
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink High_school_sailing.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Intercollegiate_Sailing_Association.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink International_Class.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink International_Sailing_Federation.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink International_class.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Interscholastic_Sailing_Association.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Nederlands_Scheepvaartmuseum.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Olympic_Games.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Sailing_dinghy.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Spinnaker.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Trapeze_(Dinghy_Gear).
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Trapeze_(sailing).
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink File:Flying_Junior_Coen_Gulcher.jpg.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLink File:Weltmeisterteam_Wanders_Wortberg.JPG.
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLinkText "''Club FJ''".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLinkText "CFJ's".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLinkText "CFJs".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLinkText "Club FJ".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLinkText "FJ".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLinkText "FJs".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLinkText "Flying Junior FJ".
- Flying_Junior wikiPageWikiLinkText "Flying Junior".
- Flying_Junior caption "Int. FJ's, Worlds 2007, San Francisco Bay".
- Flying_Junior classSymbol "FJ".
- Flying_Junior crew "2".
- Flying_Junior dPn "97.9".
- Flying_Junior hasPhotoCollection Flying_Junior.
- Flying_Junior olympic "no".
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- Flying_Junior subject Category:1950s_sailboat_type_designs.
- Flying_Junior subject Category:Classes_of_the_International_Sailing_Federation.
- Flying_Junior subject Category:Dinghies.
- Flying_Junior subject Category:Two-person_sailboats.
- Flying_Junior hypernym Dinghy.
- Flying_Junior type Article.
- Flying_Junior type Type.
- Flying_Junior type Article.
- Flying_Junior type Class.
- Flying_Junior type Sailboat.
- Flying_Junior type Type.
- Flying_Junior comment "The International Flying Junior or FJ is a sailing dinghy which was originally designed in 1955 in the Netherlands by renowned boat designer Van Essen and Olympic sailor Conrad Gülcher. The FJ was built to serve as a training boat for the then Olympic-class Flying Dutchman. The FJ has a beam of 4'11" and an overall sail area of 100 square feet (9.3 m2).".
- Flying_Junior label "Flying Junior".
- Flying_Junior sameAs Flying_Junior.
- Flying_Junior sameAs Flying_Junior.
- Flying_Junior sameAs Flying_Junior.
- Flying_Junior sameAs Flying_Junior.
- Flying_Junior sameAs Flying_Junior.
- Flying_Junior sameAs m.09x8ng.
- Flying_Junior sameAs Q767909.
- Flying_Junior sameAs Q767909.
- Flying_Junior wasDerivedFrom Flying_Junior?oldid=683445323.
- Flying_Junior depiction Flying_Juniors_WC_2007.JPG.
- Flying_Junior isPrimaryTopicOf Flying_Junior.