VESSEL

Vessel

CARBON MAST

The carbon mast is part of the equipment on Doers on Board, a boat designed for racing. Together with the rudder, also made of carbon, it reflects the attention given to the boat's key components.

RANDA SQUARE TOP

The wide head of the mainsail adds more sail area at the top. This design choice allows the crew to harness the sail's power and adjust it according to the wind, seeking the right balance between thrust and control.

PRECISION MANOEUVRES

In racing, every adjustment matters. Sheets and halyards require strength, coordination, and precise timing: it is through the shared effort of the crew members that every manoeuvre takes shape.

A vessel that reflects our team, from bow to stern, from the masthead to the bottom of the keel.

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Mainsail, headsails and asymmetric spinnaker: every point of sail calls for a choice. Changing sail means adapting the boat to the wind and finding, together, the best way to move forward.

In a race, it is not only the time taken to cross the finish line that counts. The ORC rating makes it possible to calculate corrected time according to the boat's characteristics and the type of course.

The carbon mast and rudder are two elements of the Doers on Board set-up. On board, every component has a role; it is the crew's work that turns technical choices into manoeuvres.