It is compact, easily trailerable, and ideal for camp-style cruising and one design or PHRH racing. It's also tough, lightweight, sporty, exceptionally fast, responsive and safe.
Developed from an evolution of the well proven Corsair 24, it incorporates innovative folding, rigging and accommodation features which make it:
- easy to sail
- easy to maintain
- especially affordable to own.
With its huge cockpit, optional cockpit cabin and spacious decks and nets, the Corsair SPRINT 750 is a highly mobile day sailor. But, it is the amazing performance with its 20-knots speed capability that really sets the SPRINT 750 apart and spins heads.
Even in the toughest conditions, you only need a crew of two to obtain top racing performance. The Corsair SPRINT 750 has an active one-design racing class association and is well on the way to becoming a favourite one design racer.
To see a video of Corsair Marine Dealer, Bob Gleason (the Multihull Source), taking the SPRINT through its paces, click here.
Specifications
* LOA 24' 3" (7.4 m)
* LWL 23' 7" (7.2 m)
* Beam (overall) 17' 11" (5.5 m)
* Beam (folded) 8' 2" (2.5 m)
* Draft (hull only) 1' 0" (0.3 m)
* Draft (board down) approximately 5' 6" (1.6 m)
* Mast length 35' 6" (10.8 m)
* Weight approx 1,756 lbs (798 kg) (base boat - excludes loading kit, sails and motor)
* Hulls - Fiberglass with PVC foam core
* Berths - 2
* Auxiliary propulsion 5hp o/b
* Sail area: Mainsail 262.3 sq ft (24.4 sq m)
* Jib 166 sq ft (15.4 sq m)
* Asymmetrical spinnaker 627 sq ft (58.3 sqm)
* Timber tiller (mahogany and ash)
Pricing and Specifications
For pricing and detailed specifications for the SPRINT 750, click here.
Reviews of the SPRINT 750
To see some reviews of the SPRINT 750, click on the following links:
* Sailing World, Meade Gougeon, 4 Jan, 2007. 2007 Sportboat of the Year."...I was unprepared for (the SPRINT's) stunning performance... It was a delight... The SPRINT proved responsive and fast... The real fun with the SPRINT came sailing downwind... Allows the SPRINT to really shine, actually getting up on a plane when reaching and running in any reasonable breeze... The SPRINT is a great boat for the money and certainly the most fun to sail."
* sailmagazine.com"The new Corsair Sprint 750 represents a high-octane evolution of the successful Corsair 24... 100 pounds have been trimmed... Drag racing speed potential... Easily trailered... Easily rigged... Sailed at speeds over 20 knots... One design and PHRF sailors will surely be attracted... The Sprint is stable, powerful and (in the right conditions), capable of covering 50 miles in an afternoon... You'll be going at least twice as fast and twice as far as most other trailer sailors..."
Testimonials of the SPRINT 750
* Greg Boone, Sprint 750, "Obsession". "I chose the Sprint because I wanted a bigger cockpit and did not need much cabin. We can rocket around at high speeds with 2 or 3 on the boat one day. Next time we'll go out with 4 people - there is plenty of room in the cockpit. Other times we'll go out with 6 and have a party. Next time my wife and I will anchor out and camp overnight for the weekend. It's very versatile. I love my Sprint." For the full story, click here.
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