O que a frota viu
O Contessa 32, como a frota o viu
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The Contessa 32 is a 9.8-meter masthead sloop designed by David Sadler and built by Jeremy Rogers Ltd. in Britain and J.J. Taylor in Canada since 1971. Over 700 were built in Britain and 87 in Canada, with the model winning 'Boat of the Show' at its 1973 London debut. It features a fin keel with a rudder on a skeg and displaces 4309 kg. The Contessa 32 gained a reputation for global cruising after *Ascent* was the only finisher in its class during the 1979 Fastnet race, demonstrating a 156-degree angle of vanishing stability.8:49 Aboard *Halcyon Yachts - International Yacht Delivery*, a 1972 Contessa 32 maintained smooth motion through choppy seas during a delivery from Gosport to Falmouth.6:18 Another Contessa 32, *Cygnet*, was delivered from Falmouth to Hamble, with the crew prioritizing boat protection by delaying departure to avoid two-meter swells and 30-knot gusts.2:17 James Evenson, of *Be The Captain*, recommends the Contessa 32 as a dry, simple, and well-sailing educational platform for aspiring sailors.2:24
