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After a few season of coming to grips with our Mumm 36 racing yacht and optimising her sail plan we were finally in a positions to win races. A stripped out racing yacht like a Mumm 36 needs to be sailed on the limit at all times to keep you in races against boats with more forgiving IRC ratings. For the team at Bottom Up Boats it more often than not it came down to the crew work if you wanted to separate yourself from the chasing pack. One of the most magical memories from our time on the Mumm 36 was this peel from the Code Zero to the A-Sail on a short course race in the season ending frosties regatta at Strangford Lough Yacht club. This slick transition with the crew working in complete harmony allowed the team on GTR to maintain top speed during the second to last mark round which help give them the race win by less than 10 seconds. If you would like to learn more about how the crew on GTR perfected this type of sail change take a look at the full video to hear more about what was going on board to make for the perfect mark round and peel. https://youtu.be/Qxr-gVgsjW0?si=-YvRmoOkJcoeIkya
Would you embark on a 6000-nautical-mile transatlantic voyage or lounge beside the tiered aft-deck swimming pool? Rate this superyacht from 1–5 stars and comment below! Feadship Faith © Feadship Length overall: 79.95 m or 262 ft 3 in Beam: 13.60 m or 44 ft 7 in Draft: 3.85 m or 12 ft 7 in Displacement: 2,514 gross tonnage Engines: 2 x Veth VL-1550i-CR electric contra-rotating azimuth thrusters Maximum speed: 16 knots Cruising speed: 12 knots Fuel capacity: 232,500 L or 61,420 US gal Water capacity: 51,600 L or 13,631 US gal Cabins: 5 Berths: 14 guests The Feadship Faith represents a pinnacle of custom northern European naval engineering, debuting as a highly advanced displacement gentleman’s yacht. Designed by exterior studio RWD with naval architecture by Feadship De Voogt, this vessel features a steel hull and an aluminum superstructure finished with a striking dark blue paint scheme. A primary technical highlight is the integration of the Feadship Advanced Electrical Drive system, utilizing four Caterpillar generators to power high-efficiency electric thrusters that cut drag and ensure quiet operation. The sweeping layout provides four expansive decks characterized by long, low classic lines and large glass surfaces that establish an intimate connection to the ocean. The interior layout by Chahan Interior Design utilizes sophisticated materials and a neutral palette of taupe and ivory to emphasize structural openness and natural light. Below deck, the configuration accommodates fourteen guests and a crew of twenty, providing a private sanctuary alongside massive open-air entertainment areas. This customized boutique marvel sets a new standard for sustainable and quiet long-range exploration, commanding a value of 225 million US dollars. #FeadshipFaith #Superyacht #DutchDesign #HarbourMasters
Join us on board for an exciting sailing adventure as we take on the challenges of offshore sailing with the code zero deployed, showcasing the thrill of sailboat racing on our J109 yacht. As part of the Bottom Up Boats team, we're passionate about sharing our experiences of sailing life, from the thrill of racing to the beauty of coastal sailing. In this video, we'll be sailing on the Irish Sea, taking in the stunning scenery and competing in the Ailsa Craig Race 2026, organized by the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. Our sailboat, a J109 racing yacht, is optimized for IRC racing, and we'll be sharing some valuable sailing tips and insights into the world of offshore yachting. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or just starting out, this sailing vlog is perfect for anyone who loves boat life, yacht life, and the freedom of the ocean. With the code zero deployed, we'll be pushing our sailboat to its limits, and we invite you to join us on this exciting voyage. As part of the crews union, we believe in sharing our knowledge and experiences with fellow sailors, so sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride as we explore the world of sailing and all it has to offer. The team at Bottom Up Boats hope you are enjoying these short clips of our 2026 racing season