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Sailing

Design Team Corsair

Reichel Pugh Yacht Design

The Corsair C50 is a sleek, modern yacht that will make you feel like you're cruising in style.Is a great boat to take out on the water. It is 50 feet long and can hold up to 12 people. It has a top speed of 38 mph and can hold up to 1000 gallons of fuel. The boat has two engines, one for each side of the boat.&nbsp;The Corsair C50 is a sleek, high-performance catamaran, designed to get you where you want to be and back again.

Genoa

Carbon_Fiber

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Catamaran Boats

corsair-c50-1_1570196576

Mainsail

Corsair Marine

Euro

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Name	Value
Maker	Corsair Marine
Maker website	https://www.corsairmarine.com
Model	C50
First built hull	2009
Price	372,000 €
Boat type	Sail
Category	Catamaran Boats Daysailer Boats High Performance Boats
Hull type	Catamaran Boats
Hull material	Catamaran Boats
Cabins	4
Births	8
Heads	2

Name	Value
Length overall	15.15 m
Beam overall	7.65 m
Draft maximum	0.34 m
Displacement	11,999.78 kg
Helm	Twin helm wheels
Rudder	Twin spade rudders
Cockpit	Open aft cockpit

Name	Value
Naval architect
Name/Studio	Design Team Corsair
Website	http://www.corsairmarine.com/
Name/Studio	Reichel Pugh Yacht Design
Website	https://www.reichel-pugh.com

Name	Value
Rotating spars
Spars	Aluminum spars
Number of spreaders	2
Spreaders angle	Swept-back
Upwind sail area	176.98 sq.m
Downwind sail area	271 sq.m
Mainsail A	915
Headsail A	990
Spinnaker A	2002

Name	Value
Engine A
Fuel	Diesel
Power	35 HP
Type	Inboard
Engine B
Fuel	Diesel
Power	35 HP
Type	Inboard

2009 Corsair Marine C50

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Hull Material

Carbon_Fiber

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Performance & Ratios

Name	Value
Sail Area to Displacement (SA/D)	16.5
Upwind SA to Displacement	34.34
Downwind SA to Displacement	52.59
Capsize Screening Formula (CSF)	3.37