Race to Alaska Boat Design

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by BlueBell, May 7, 2017.

  1. BlueBell
    Joined: May 2017
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    BlueBell . . . _ _ _ . . . _ _ _

    Ahhhh, "coffin-like", I can relate to that feeling at 16" interior beam, up to my mid-torso anyway making for ample elbow room.
     
    Last edited: May 23, 2017

  2. Richard Woods
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    Location: Back full time in the UK

    Richard Woods Woods Designs

    I took this video yesterday
    YouTube https://www.youtube.com/edit?video_id=3G5_aS3Thdo

    Felix is a 24ft x 10 ft lightweight catamaran beautifully built in prepreg carbon/nomex by Brandon Davis of Turnpoint Design in Port Townsend. Brandon will shortly be racing it, for the third time, in the Race to Alaska.

    Although this is a sailing race anything human powered is allowed. Brandon designed a great pedal powered propellor system, which gives an incredible top speed of 5 knots.

    You can see more on Turnpoint Design here
    Turn Point Design- Composite Tooling http://www.turnpointdesign.com/
    and their Facebook page here.Scroll down a bit and you will see proof of how good a foil builder he is. He recently flew to New Zealand to help some guys win a race somewhere....
    Turn Point Design - Race to Alaska R2AK https://www.facebook.com/R2AK.TurnPointDesign/
    The Race to Alaska starts June , more details here
    Race to Alaska | No motor, no support, all the way to Alaska. http://r2ak.com/

    Richard Woods of Woods Designs

    www.sailingcatamarans.com
     
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