| A total of 15 boats participated, including eight monohull and four multihull sailboats, and three powerboats. |
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| Capsizing a multihull is not like rolling over in a monohull, whose keel usually causes it to roll upright again. |
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| In a close-run race, he finished second and claimed a world record for the number of miles sailed by a monohull boat in 24 hours. |
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| Whether single-screw, twin-screw, tugboat, catamaran, or classic monohull, the boats are tough oceangoing vessels that chug along for long distances. |
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| The wind has finally returned and a steady northerly breeze of some 15 knots whisked the monohull and multihull fleets around their respective courses. |
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| The crew hopes that in 2005, the 140 ft schooner will become the first single-hulled yacht, or monohull, to cover the distance in less than 80 days. |
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| The 55m patrol vessel uses a steel monohull with a round bilge semi-displacement hull, incorporating very fine V-shaped frames in the forward sections. |
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| Since 1990 high speed Catamarans have revolutionised ferry services, replacing hovercraft, hydrofoils and conventional monohull ferries. |
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| Adrian Lee was full of praise for his crew after breaking the 13-year-old monohull record for the longest offshore yacht race in the Arab region. |
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| In June 2000, MacArthur sailed the monohull Kingfisher from Plymouth, UK to Newport, Rhode Island, USA in 14 days, 23 hours, 11 minutes. |
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| This new catamaran meets the latest EPA standards for a vessel of its class and is 40 percent more fuel efficient when compared to traditional monohull boats. |
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| Mari Cha IV, the super maxi yacht owned by British millionaire Robert Miller, became the first monohull to sail more than 500 miles in a day yesterday. |
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