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Farr 40

Tek tip sınıf · Farr Yacht Design · Carroll Marine

Tekneler
19
Sonuçlar
64
Birincilikler
28
Yarışlar
19
Boy
12.19m
Genişlik
3.68m
Su çekimi
2.59m
Ağırlık
4.3t
Yelken alanı
93.6m²
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Yelkenciler neden Farr 40 modelini seçiyor

The Farr 40 became one of the most respected owner-driver one-design classes, because its rules cap professional crew and force the owner (or an amateur) to steer. Owners valued racing peers in a tight, well-run international circuit on a boat that is demanding but within reach of amateur teams. Running a winning programme is costly and time-consuming, and fleets shrank after 2008.

  • Owner-driver rule with a cap on professional crew
  • Short-course one-design racing that is demanding but manageable
  • Strong international circuit and world championships
  • Mixed pro and amateur crews developed many sailors
  • Expensive to campaign at the front; fleet shrank after 2008

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Teknik özellikler

Tek tip sınıf

Tasarımcı
Farr Yacht Design
Üretici
Carroll Marine
Boy
12.19m
Su hattı boyu
11.28m
Genişlik
3.68m
Su çekimi
2.59m
Deplasman
4,309kg
Safra
2,495kg
Orsa yelken alanı
93.6m²

Designer's figures (Farr design 727); other published displacements run near 4,950 kg

Tasarımın yayımlanmış değerleri; tek tek tekneler çoğu zaman değiştirilmiştir. Kaynaklar: farrdesign.com

Yelkencilerin ve test edenlerin görüşleri · bağlantılı sayfalardan, kendi sözlerimizle

  • He only wants competitive owner-driver one-design racing, but admits it is costly, needs about 30 days a year, and fleets were larger before 2008.

    Farr 40 world champion Alex Roepers, interviewed by David Schmidt · SAIL, 2015

  • He credits the class with blending professionals and amateurs, which brought on new sailors and many women into the sport.

    former owner and Australian Sailing president Matt Allen · Sails Magazine, 2018