FRA-029

Essentials

Table of details and specifications of FRA-029
	Designer	Britton Chance Jr. (USA)
	Builders	Hermann Egger, Egger H., St.Aubin (SUI)
	Material	Mahogany, carvel planked
	1st certificate issued	1966-00-00
	Original boat name	Janael
	Original country	FRA
	Original sail number	029
	Current location

FRA-29 Janael in Acapulco - 08.08.2015 by Matias Johansson: Janael can be briefly spotted in the Olympic Film from the 1968 Olympics at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVsQYRZgb10, from 1:02:00

Also featured GBR-35, GER-17, DEN-12 and MEX-2 (!).
F- 29(a) & F- 29(b) - 04.06.2008 by Kaspar Stubenrauch: A letter from Pierre Souben dd. 22.09.02 is reconfirming the history of "Janael" F-29:
She was built in 1966 (1st owner Jacques Barbou) and was lost in a transport accident in 1975, on the way to the World's in Neuchatel.
Using most of the original drawings, Egger built a new boat in cold laminated wood, adding a new keel and a separate rudder.
Once the (a)&(b) solution for the database is found, the respective data will be tranferred to separate files.
"Janael" 5.5 GER 23 - 02.10.2007 by Kaspar Stubenrauch: Built as F 29 "Janael" in 1966
Rebuilt by Egger, after an accident, in 1976
Sailnumber today: 5.5 GER 23
Information - 17.09.2007 by Sebastien Schmidt: Mentionned in the Corsier-Port register as Snowten II, F-29, design Henri Copponex for Chauvot, but it seems as a mistake. See FRA-16
Information - 17.09.2007 by Sebastien Schmidt: 10th/14 at the XIX Olympics 1968 Acapulco, Mexico, Pierre Breteche / Gilles Buck, Roger Tiriau, Janael, F- 29, Britton Chance Jr. 1968, 9-10-7-12-11-10-2, 80.0p.

Table of the history of sail number, name and ownership of FRA-029
Sail#	Boat name	Owner name
FRA-029	"Janael"	Jacques Barbou (1966-1976)