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The X-362 SPORT is a 10.7-meter fractional sloop designed by Niels Jeppesen and built by X Yachts between 1993 and 2003, featuring a fin keel with a bulb. Thomas Nilsson's 2000 X-362 Sport incurs annual ownership costs of approximately 60,000 NOK, with racing significantly increasing expenses due to accelerated sail wear and equipment damage, such as a gennaker repair after a world championship and a broken lower shroud.4:14 Nilsson performs much of his own maintenance, saving on professional winter storage.3:30 He uses his X-362 Sport year-round, including winter sailing, and for racing events like the Skagen Race and a World Championship.4:24 Magne Klann converted his X-362's chart table into a mobile office, installing USB-C and standard USB outlets to power devices and relying on 5G cellular data for connectivity.0:38 When calculating vertical clearance, the X-362 Sport's 17-meter mast requires careful consideration of tidal data and bridge heights, as demonstrated when a crew aborted a transit under the 15-meter Nesøya bridge due to insufficient clearance.3:56
