International America's Cup Class (IACC)

The International America's Cup Class (IACC) is a set of strict design and racing rules used for high-performance racing sailboats in the America's Cup competition. Introduced in 1992, these monohull yachts are built to standardized specifications to ensure competitive racing. Using advanced materials and design techniques, they emphasize speed, agility, and safety. The IACC class fosters innovation within a regulated framework, allowing different teams to develop unique features while maintaining fairness. Overall, IACC boats are renowned for their advanced engineering and competitive racing dynamics, making America's Cup one of the most prestigious sailing events globally.