Spinaker up in 40 kts.. at least optimisticlucky not instantly rip in half

Great work from the girl at the mast ; she stays on her post whatever happens 👍💪

I’ve never seen the jibsheets on a J/105 led to the cabin top winches.

Get on the line on time or Go home❤😂

Nice work! The first time I broached, I didn't know what a broach was! It really got my attention. Got the captain's attention too (he was below... heh heh)

need a crap load of main sheet on at the start. Upwind speed 6.8 knots - luffing main the boat speeds up in these conditions.

nope. keep working on it

This is beautiful. Calm, precise, perfect. You make it look easy

Is it like a 49er

I like the music too

Awesome video, what ia that thing

Drpping the tiller didnt help.

Go on boys!

Go #ITSails!!!

"pole back".... Bad idea. Up and forward in that much wind.

Is that the red boat in front of you and holding

I don’t race, but in 30+ knots is a spinnaker really going to give you much speed over a Genoa or even a standard 100% jib? I mean-after a certain wind state, hull speed is hull speed and additional sail just creates additional headaches, no?

Try to pull the job to the mast when your easing the spin sail so the sail goes up with no problem

Woo these guys are good

Too much power.

Itwas like watching grass growing 😎

Great crew work, they know their stuff!!!

Did the skipper get it wrong with that spinnaker? Not judging, just trying to understand.

A bad day on the water beats a good day in the office every time. Also... ya gotta love the _violence_ of sailing!

Idk if u know the Newport to Bermuda race but my dad is racing a j160 in it

Mini melgaus 24

30 knots maybe over stated here, but great sailing under these condition.

I love sailing, but that doesn't look like fun to me 😂

Why do you guys takedown into the cabin hatch not the bow hatch

C'est courageux de sortir un SPI dans ces conditions

nice clean team-work. Love it.

No roll or body weight movement whatsoever

Wow... Early douse cost like ar least 4 boats

i wish I were the bowperson. a rare chance to gybe in that weather.

I noticed that most of the J24s sail without a downhaul on the spin pole. Is there a reason for that?

Those people before the mast😅❤ 🥸

The most famous saying. Keep the boat under the rig lol

Do you use your compass for wind shifts?

Just get a motor

Now you know why it’s called a boom! If that big dude by the vang had not ducked he could have been killed.They of course are racing , but offshore in a big cruising boat you need a BOOM BRAKE to save your equipment or a life

Nice leebow! Were you able to stuff them or did they tack right away?

its a crewmember who is to angry, i dont like that type of person ("messersmith") //AB

After two divorce, selling Your organs to finance A hobby and finally close to succes You have to teache colours to people. But at least You have good relations to the med of the neighbor 😎

Absolutely hate broaching. Racing sailing dinghys you'd be out front flying like the wind and then some big wave comes along lifts you up, spins you around, flips you the bird and you're in the drink.

Take their wind

Nice job, you go better and better Anders B Sweden

Failed to get airborne ;o)

I bring in the main as soon as the boat starts to go unstable and it keeps the chute from overpowering on the chute side. Ya gotta do it in time though and trim the main counterintuitively quite a bit. But when you do that you usually can prevent the dearh roll and gybe. Fomer j24 owner... also works well on the sonar which i have now

In absence of traffic if we were to tack, when we get leebowed, we often tack just as they release their foresail.

Why t f you ducking on starboard