The reason it is a mystery is not because there is no general interest about the C-Class. It is because there has been a media blackout on the C-Class for several years. They no longer seem to have a class association (if they ever did), and they are no longer an ISAF International Class, so they do not get publicity through the ISAF Newsletters.

It has always been like a treasure hunt to find out who is working on developing a C-Class cat for an "International" championship, which they are no longer "allowed" to have, as far as ISAF is concerned.

Apparently, no sailors were sanctioned (punished) by ISAF after participating in the last International C-Class Championship in 2004. But, you just never know when ISAF is going to come down with a heavy hand. And that makes it more difficult to get top sailors to participate in an event that might cost them their rights to sail in the Olympics and Pan-American Games and ISAf World events.

None of it makes sense to me.