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The Jeanneau Rush 31 is a 9.1-meter masthead sloop designed by Ron Holland, built by Jeanneau from 1979 to 1985, and based on a successful IOR 1/2 ton racing design. It features a fin keel with a spade rudder, a 3.1-meter beam, 1.4-meter draft, and displaces 3002 kg.1:08 Several performance-oriented versions were offered, including the GTE, Regatta, and Royal, with the Rush Royal STD selected for the 1982-1983 Tour de France a la voile. A licensed derivative, the Cal 9.2, was built in the US.8:45 Aboard *Piratas Aderiva*, a Jeanneau Rush 31 named Leile Bleu, listed for sale in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, features a 26-horsepower Yanmar engine with 452 hours, updated Raymarine instrumentation, and a bimini.se Its mast was thickened, and 7mm shrouds were replaced recently.3:09 The electrical system has been overhauled with a clean panel and dual-voltage setup, and the galley includes a refrigerator and seawater pump.8:50 The interior offers a private forward cabin and a convertible saloon berth.12:02 The boat was prepared for a passage from Las Palmas to Porto Santo, with the skipper prioritizing safety over schedule due to unfavorable northerly winds.2:10
