High-speed sailing in one designs is a rare and much longed for combination. The thought of going upwind at 10 knots or bearing off on one pontoon and reaching 15 knots in only 10 knots of wind is exhilarating to any serious sailor. For sailors with experience in monohulls the step to the SeaCart 30 is a small one except for the dramatic increase in speed. The basic set-up of mainsail, selftacking jib and furling gennaker make boathandling simple and effective.
Built for fast races on open seas or lakes thias 930 kg racehorse is till fit for a weekend cruise. The width is on the low side for a multihull to encourage tacking and make sailing tactically interesting.

TECHNICAL DATA

Length overall: 9,15 m (30 ft). 11 m including bowsprit
Length waterline: 9 m (29.5 ft)
Width: 6,65 m (21.8 ft)
Marine mast height above step: 15,2 m (49.9 ft). 17 m above waterline
Depth: 0,35-2 m
All up racing weight: 930 kgs. ex. crew
Sail area: Upwind 62 sqm (Jib + Main)
Downwind 139 sqm (Main, Jib, Gennacker)
Wing mast area: 5 sqm
Hull area, all three: app. 90 sqm (for paint job)
Display area (for sponsors): app. 200 sqm (hulls and sails)
Crew: 1-6 (OD rule crew of minimum 4 and min. weight of 320 kgs)
Crew/payload max.: Crew of 500 kgs and 200 kgs of payload