ONE DESIGN

Foiling like in the America's Cup

Speed, Sport, Safety ... and S-foils

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Conceived by the four times winner of the Jacques Vabre Race, Jean-Pierre Dick, and designed by Guillaume Verdier, the naval architecte who designed the winning boat Emirates Team New Zealand for the 34th edition of the America's Cup, the ETF26 was born to reach new frontiers of speed and performance. Inspired by the America's Cup sailing boats and aimed at both pro-sailing teams and private owners, it is perfect for high-speed races. The ETF26 has a proven track record in being able to adapt to different weather conditions : it can fly from 8 to 20 kts and reach 2,5 times the wind's speed. To see it racing is always breathtaking.

Technical characteristics

Hull length with rudders

Beam

Mast height

Draught

Weight of craft

8.10 m/26.6 ft.

4.30 m/14.10’

13.70 m/44”

1.20 m/3.93’​

350 kg

Full Carbon

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Carbon / Epoxy S-foils

Two Carbon / Epoxy fixed “T” shaped Rudders

Carbon Mast and Gooseneck

​Carbon Boom with Outhaul

Sails

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Main Sail 3Di

Self-tacking jib 3Di

Code 0

Gennaker

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29,5 m²

11, 0 m²

26,5 m²

49,5 m²