The Foiling Superyacht - OnCourse Ep26
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2023
- One of the best kept secrets in the yacht building world, Finnish builders Baltic wheel their latest 111ft performance superyacht out through the factory doors and she's stunning.
We take a look at what's been going on in Barcleona as America's Cup teams start to arrive at the Cup venue plus, we catch up with the SailGP Season 4 opener in Chicago.
We talk to round the world record holder Dee Caffari and Malizia co-skipper Will Harris about their reflections on an extraordinary edition of The Ocean Race and we hear from 11th Hour Racing Team's skipper Charlie Enright about what it feels like to finally be able to lift the trophy.
There's a review on this year's punchy Round the Island Race while Sea Venture's Nigel Colley talks us through the rise and rise of the shorthanded scene and why the French are so good at it.
And in a PlanetSail special report, we get exclusive access and head offshore for three days to test the much talked about brand new Outremer 52.
0:38 The Foiling Superyacht - Baltic 111 Raven
3:34 America's Cup News
4:59 SailGP Season 4 Opener - Chicago
5:45 The Ocean Race climax - Dee Caffari, Will Harris & Charlie Enright
17:34 Docktalk Pt 1
20:49 The rise & rise of shorthanded sailing - Nigel Colley -Sea Ventures
29:04 A punchy Round The island Race
32:23 Docktalk Pt 2
36:02 Outremer 52 On Test
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Outremer 52
The full test including behind the scenes, factory tour
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Best boat review of a yacht on UA-cam I’ve ever seen hands down!!
Another great show, Matthew Sheahan -- Well done.
Cheers
What a brilliant broadcast, Sir ! Thank you for all those details, studies, interviews and impressions :)
Matthew, you out did yourself, truly magnificent tour of the Remer, she's a real beauty. Thank you so much, your a true Master in the Sailing World.
I love this channel. Brilliant, well done!
Super ! jeune fille. Belle aisance naturelle, et beau montage si c'est aussi toi qui l'as fait. Merci pour le résumé et bonne continuation.
Greetings coming from Indonesia, healthy greetings, always seniors, thank you for the video which explains about ships. I always watch videos about this ship. I always enjoy it because I like the design and all the features on the ship.
Great intro / TOC (Table of contents). Way to go! Thx, Jan
Many thanks for another great video . Just the best
Fantastic episode thanks 🙏
Great job Matt!
Great show thanks .
Very good, thanks.
Let's go baby 💫
Thank you very much for your most interesting YT !
Now that's a super yacht I want to captain
Thx😉Danke!!
great stuff
Phenomenal
This yacht is a professional sailors wet dream.
Good luck finding a place to park that yacht queue side.
that Baltic is going to make sushi out of a lot of unfortunate sea-life, methinks.
Yeah, but so do fin keels and rudders.
@@joeblow1942they don't go 5 meters down, out this wide, and likely this fast. It should have been called Reaper.
Things will be wonderful till they hit their first sleeping sperm whale with one of those foils at 20 kts. Goodbye foil and maybe goodbye boat.
@@BRMCaptChaos Ha, Reaper, good one, and so true!
England is a true nation of Sailors.
I always wonder to what extent these kinds of designs could be brought back to the age of sail. If you didn't have carbon fiber to work with, and had to carry ship cannons, but you had 21st century design software, how much faster could you make a man-o-war?
Nice foiling
Clearly a blue water cruiser but berthing in a marina…? The design surely must include folding foils to allow here to berth alongside .
A design feat for sure but necessity id say.
Fabulous design tho and clearly we shall be seeing much more of these concepts, a foiling cruiser catamaran? HH cat do something like this but to let 55 tons out the water … wow !
The stability effect in extreme situations during foiling (log underwater, unknown shallows, rough seas with waves) kinda seem to me as downplaying any luxury living on the yacht. Ingenious design, but ... a bit to much wild for a fivestar hotel on the water i think.
The foiling arm hinges, on the superyatch, look undersized. My guess: one hit on the foil, and the whole assembly will rip off. Another concern, is the relatively shallow rocker: not sure the yatch would handle rough seas very well.
The foil arm attachments will always be a weak point no matter how sturdy they're made. At a fast enough clip, a lot of damage can occur if a substantial object is encountered. Even if the hinge isn't sheered off, the huge foils could be damaged or torn off. Don't think there's anything that can be done. Same vulnerability with catamaran daggerboards that can cause huge hull damage when hitting something at speed. Since the Baltic also has a keel, at least the arms can be raised in risky waters without sacrificing all the righting moment unlike the keel-less AC yachts.
Will be used primarily for day sailing! You can do that in a damn J/24!
pretty, where can u park it though?
That cat is a big fat WOW!!
An excellent presentation in the first half, thank you. HOWEVER, when it became an advertisment for a catamaran company throughout the second half, I was disappointed.
I remember the dock-walk where some guy was talking smack about how ugly he thought Malizia was... Turns out to be a pretty sweet design doesn't it?
Супер!
Re raven you might like to have a look at my foiling trailer sailer 7.5 m which should be launching this week in sportboat forum on sailing anarchy similar but much smaller called Owl .
Looking forward to a video when she goes to trial this week 👍
Did you say 67 TWA upwind? Was that as good as she goes upwind for max vmg against the wind?
I was also curious about that. maybe i just don't know catamarans, but that doesn't seem very impressive.
must have meant 47 deg... looking at the video that seems more accurate
@@markcotgrove2708 I hope you are right. Otherwise it would be rather disappointing.
Malizia exceeded expectation in the last leg, but underwhelmed in the Atlantic crossing which should have been suitable for them. I am not sure what that says for the Vendee Globe.
Did the Malizians not break a speed record during that run?
I think they had issues with the one sail they needed the most for the conditions. It hindered their performance unfortunately.
Yeah, I was thinking they shredded on that leg, but had a couple issues.
It is a big rig for vendee tho, true enough
How many of the team that built it have been invited out on it ?
I'd like to know this as well.
That foiling yatch will use more than two times the normal space in a Marina.
You're talking about poor people problems.
Interesting, but it would appear that this vessel won’t be rafting with other boats
Yes they will have no friends in the anchorage
How could anyone not find in 11th Hour’s favor after Guyot, on port tack, speared the starboard tack 11th Hour? I still don’t understand how no one on Guyot was on the lookout.
what i dont understand is how 11th hour got away with their whole climate change schpiel when they literally had the biggest carbon footprint out of all the teams
When this development goes on, fifty years later ships will fly into space. Get rid of water and air, slowing everything down. Today sail efficiency is the bottle neck. It is!
Someone already thought of that, hence all the USOs...
Good! Good! That raven is sick.
Regarding the naysayers of the arms, that's just stupid.
In the human history, all of the sports introduced ideas have trickled down into the civilian , the commercial grade products afterwards. Innovations that were leading edge in the past, are common occurrence in the present.
I still don’t have an A bomb.
I disagree. Foiling came into sailing from the Moth. And when the cup went with foilers, teams recruited Moth sailors. Like Nathan Outerage said, it's more a case of trickle up than trickle down.
55 tons just doesn't seem possible
It had to happen... But Soo late.
Братское сердце ты может быть по-русски ничего не фуры Конечно я тебе говорю что вот это вот шляпа который сделал это Летучий голландец это чёрная каракатица едрид-мадрид она перевернётся с ног на голову и талантливый чувак такого Надо ещё поискать у меня аж мурашки от тебя блин Ты красавец Красавчик Красавчик тебя такой дар Божий есть что ты настоящий чувак❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂🎉 Жаль что я не вижу это реально я на лодках вырос на байдарках вырост я накануне ходил на Академии ходил ой была яхта отжарил меня разбили в такая знаешь коричневая Ну чисто чисто вот настоящая деревяшка пробка блин она такая кайфово было шторма разбился якоря соскочила так махнула присадки и всё Ну потом сделаем это уже нету там У меня свадьба была Прикинь и нас вот Бог сделал опять На что надо делать Ноев Ковчег Вот ты его сделал каждой твари по паре И всё И мы плывём😅😊
3:26
Thinking the future four large Foiler's will have both underwater and horizontal anti collision avoidance system's. Then Ash'ent Mariner An'na the Trogladyte's down'Under kan sleep safe. UTC already has the technology. (where's your accident data base?) Cheer's, Beautiful Are the Exotic Arts. Please, let's keep it that way.
Tin man ❤️
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âyâπn is'sa tau
was this not supposed to about a yacht?
IT is realy interresting. ...But nobody thinks of all the wales and orcas and other animals in the ocean!!!!The other big ships are doing the same but in these times we can change something!!!but they don't want!!! follow the races and love it but NO person speaks about the animals😢
Imoca with air conditioning and other comfort items maybe a freezer
Only the Americans would be so one eyed to call their yacht “Patriot”
Shouldn’t be called a boat anymore when it hardly touches the water when sailing.
I need your job
Why a this thing has foils? Don’t stick!
Wow ! Don’t hit anything with the foils !!
Yea then you hit a submerged log. Or try and raft up with another boat….
39:42 how is it innovative when its literally stolen design? bro what
For use as a day sailor... what an expensive joke!
I enjoy your videos but stick a life jacket on when you're on the bow of a cat doing 10 knots!
Great episode. I saw it, so i may as well say it, that Baltic is an abomination. Beautifully built, in bad taste and complete lack of practicality.
An Imoca going full tilt into weeds amd submerged debris is one thing at 7 tonnes, this is another. 5 meter fixed keel is problematic, although fun to watch in the Sydney Hobart.
Dee makes great points.
The Fastnet started today, the tracker suggests its been a tough one so far. Chapeau to those crews still out there.
You should tell also about the danger of cats and trimarans. Catamarans are not safe at all. A catamaran can capsize. And during this year 2023 there has been many cat capsizes in the world. Catamaran is a bad choise in any respect. And there are many more negative things that means that never buy a catamaran, they are pure shit.
The music ruins the otherwise good video. Try to understand that this kind of show does not need any music not even in background. Use natural background sounds, sounds of wind and sea. Like it is now it a Bresnev kommunist time bullshit video setup.
Never understood all the "her" and "she" crap... Just feel it's out of date and disrespectful to women.