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The Vancouver 34 PILOT is a 10.4-meter cutter-rigged sailboat with a long keel, designed by Robert B. Harris and built by Northshore Yachts Ltd. between 1994 and 2005. It is a deck saloon variant of the Vancouver 34 Classic, displacing 6350 kg with a 1.4-meter draft and a 3.2-meter beam. Its sail plan includes a 22.57 m² mainsail, a 22.67 m² yankee, and a 9.57 m² staysail, with an optional 40.41 m² genoa. The model is frequently chosen for demanding offshore races, including the Golden Globe Race (GGR), a solo, non-stop circumnavigation.4:41 Aboard his Vancouver 34, painted high-visibility fire orange, GGR entrant Guido Cantini prepares for the race by focusing on daily objectives, acknowledging the Southern Ocean as a primary challenge.32:28 The Vancouver 34 PILOT is among the production and custom designs, such as the Rustler 36 and Endurance 35, that participate in GGR shakedown races like the Citroën Challenge Prologue, where crews test systems and sail trim.0:07
