The Cherub is a high-performance, two-person dinghy first designed in 1951 in New Zealand. It is a development class, allowing for significant design variation within the class rules. The Cherub has undergone various design changes over the years, including shifts in hull shape and sail configuration, adapting to new materials and technologies. This evolution has kept the class dynamic and competitive. For a detailed history and specifications of the Cherub dinghy, you can visit the Wikipedia page.

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