2012 Jeanneau Sun Fast 3200

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Ready to take on the 2020 Sydney-Hobart 2-handed division! Whether ocean racing short-handed, racing IRC fully crewed, or simply twilight racing the Jeanneau Sun Fast 3200 has proved over and over that it does all equally well. This remarkable design is renowned for handling the toughest conditions, yet is equally at home pottering around the bay.

The layout is surprisingly comfortable with good seating in the saloon, a small but workable galley, proper nav’ station and two enormous double aft cabins, so this particular yacht has been enjoyed as much for weekends away as it has been for some light club racing. It is currently set up for ease of handling with a furling headsail, but also has two North 3DL racing headsails, and a little used symmetric spinnaker and assy in a sock. There is a fixed stainless bow prodder for flying the assy or a Code 0, and a carbon pole for ease of handling the symmetric.

One of the best attributes of the SF3200 is that it can be sailed with a minimum of crew and in fact is remarkable easy to sail 2-handed, so it really is a racing yacht of the moment, even though it was ahead of its time having been designed 10 years ago.

The 3200 continues to be highly competitive under IRC and a regular trophy collector. The designers own boat was part of the French winning team in the highly competitive Commodore’s Cup in the UK in 2017, and another example is currently 3^rd overall in the UK’s RORC offshore series after 8 races in a fleet of some 200 competitive yachts.

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