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F50 catamaran design. Three boats from the 2017 Americas Cup were converted to comply with a new one-design rule called F50 which was based on AC50 hulls and components. The boats are one of the fastest racing class in history with speeds that can exceed 50 knots. At a glance one could be forgiven for thinking it looks familiar to the AC50 used at the last Americas Cup in Bermuda.

The Flying Phantom catamaran is quite arguably the future of sailing. F50 CATAMARAN The F50 is described by SailGP as the worlds fastest most technologically advanced flying catamaran so I was keen to visit their temporary boat yard on Cockatoo Island where I was shown around by Kiwi technical operations manager Brad Marsh. 12 tons cruising Mast height.

Grab an all-access-pass to the Team ROCKWOOL base in Bermuda ahead of the SailGP Season 2 opener. SailGPs new F50 wingsailed catamaran will be an incredible high performance racing machine. As SailGP prepares to kick off its second season in 2020 the global championship continues to be recognized for its successful debut.

Designed by Reg White in Brightlingsea in the 1990s in response to a Tornado catarmaran owners request that White design a cat with equal or superior performance to the Tornado of roughly the same boat length and sail area that did not need to be dismantled for trailing. At a glance one could be forgiven for thinking it looks familiar to the AC50 used at the last Americas Cup in Bermuda. The F50 catamaran foils have far more to push against.

The boats are based on AC50 boats and technology used in the Americas Cup. The F50 is a one-design foiling catamaran used in the SailGP race series. This was achieved in.

The F50 is predicted to break the 50 knot barrier as the most challenging high-tech one-design racing boat ever produced. Striking the balance between existing technology and new evolutions is key and uniquely the F50 is an active development one-design class. An F50 catamaran preparing for the Sail GP series recently even broke this barrier reaching an incredible speed of 5022 knots 578mph purely powered by the wind.