Upwind most cruising multihulls wont point like a monohull with a deeper keel and when it gets lumpy and fresh the motion can become distinctly unpleasant.

Fastest monohull cruising sailboat. Cruising-racing sailing yacht 1598 3-cabin with open transom with bowsprit Overall length. 35-foot replica built of speed-record chaser. Sail Area main genoa 480 sqm Sail Area downwind 1100 sqm Technical Aspects The performance potential of the SpeedDream boat could be best demonstrated by comparison to the Volvo 70 todays fastest monohull.

A new superfast 100ft yacht specially designed for record breaking has been launched in Maine for serial big yacht owner Dr Jim Clark and is in Newport getting her. It was designed by Bruce Farr and is capable of 36 knots. ClubSwan 125 The fastest monohull ever conceived is becoming a reality.

Compact and simple to rig daysailers are perfect for the cruiser that doesnt want the commitment of a 30-footer. B Catamaran or cat A catamaran sailboat features one hull on each side both equal in size. The judging panel really appreciated the boats fine sailing qualities when the wind kicked up.

Its faster compared to a monohull so you can reach your destination in record time and avoid bad weather. Read says 650 miles is definitely within range. ClubSwan Yachts is the high-performance division of Nautors Swan offering a range of yachts based upon values of speed innovation technology and competitive sailing potential.

One of the fastest and most futuristic sailing designs in history has been unveiled by Emirates Team New Zealand ETNZ and challenger of record Luna. This sleek machine is 64 ft. 7 Small Sailboats for Everyday Cruising.

The Dufour 390 and 430 Are Ready for Showtime. First aboard a 26-foot Heavenly Twins catamaran and now on a Tayana 37 small bluewater sailboat designed by the legendary Bob Perry. During that event Comanche ripped off 618 nautical miles in a 24-hour period between July 10 and 11 setting a new 24-hour distance record for monohulls at an average speed of 2575 knots.