What the fleet has seen
The Baba 35, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Baba 35 is a 10.6-meter cutter-rigged sailboat with a long keel, designed by Robert H. Perry and built by Ta Shing Shipyards from 1979 to 1986. Originally sold as the Flying Dutchman 35, it was also produced in a pilothouse version.0:09 With a displacement of 9588 kg, the Baba 35 is a heavy, full-keeled boat.0:09 Aboard *Golden Globe Race Official*, the Baba 35 *The Exodus* is being prepared for the Golden Globe Race, featuring a manual windlass, a diesel cabin heater, and a keel-stepped mast.0:56 The owner installed permanent mast steps after a solo mast-climbing attempt resulted in a knee injury, highlighting the need for safe access aloft in offshore conditions.6:40 The boat's interior includes a foot-pedal-operated water pump in the galley and a chart table equipped with VHF and HF radios.2:37





