#Trim(mainLayout.Name)# Advertising Info Advertising Info

News Home Text Only News 2010 America's Cup Powerboat-World MarineBusiness World LV Trophy Live
World Cruising Canadian News
 


Sail-World.com : Emirates Team New Zealand's TP 52 analyzed
Emirates Team New Zealand's TP 52 analyzed

'The distinctive stern shape is a feature of the Marcelino Botin designed Emirates Team NZ - TP52'    Unknown Photographer    Click Here to view large photo

Emirates Team New Zealand's TP52 just happened to be passing Peter Idoine's camera during a training jaunt in the Hauraki Gulf, and we present these shots to show some of the features of the TP52 class and this particular design by Marcelino Botín.

Emirates Team New Zealand was one of two TP52's launched this year in Auckland. Both were built by Cookson Boats, with rigs from Southern Spars and sails by North Sails NZ.


A plumb stern maximises the length allowed by the TP52 'box rule' - Emirates Team NZ -  Unknown Photographer   Click Here to view large photo


The bow is equally plumb - again to maximise length allowed - Emirates Team NZ -  Unknown Photographer   Click Here to view large photo


Hull sections can be gauged the starboard side - a combination of drag reduction and form stability when heeled - Emirates Team NZ -  Unknown Photographer   Click Here to view large photo


That stern shape again on the Emirates Team NZ TP52, one of two launched in 2009 by Cookson Boats. -  Unknown Photographer   Click Here to view large photo


3DL thread weave in the North sails (NZ) supplied inventory - Emirates Team NZ -  Unknown Photographer   Click Here to view large photo


Wetted surface reduction is apparent in this shot of the stern sections - Emirates Team NZ -  Unknown Photographer   Click Here to view large photo


The easily driven hull shape of Emirates Team NZ - TP52 -  Unknown Photographer   Click Here to view large photo


Southern Spars supplied the three spreader rig - with a surprisingly narrow sheeting angle for the jib - Emirates Team NZ. -  Unknown Photographer   Click Here to view large photo


The free area fat-head mainsails that are so common in other classes are not evident in th TP52 class - Emirates Team NZ -  Unknown Photographer   Click Here to view large photo




by Peter Idoine and Richard Gladwell   10:38 AM Wed 3 Jun 2009 GMT




Click here for printer friendly version
Click here to send us feedback or comments about this story.
If you want to send this story to a friend, please use link below
http://www.sail-world.com/USA/Emirates-Team-New-Zealands-TP-52-analyzed/57466

Click on thumbnails to enlarge and find more photos:

Click for further information on
North Sails New Zealand news

News from Cooksons Boats NZ


Related News Stories:

25 Feb 2010  North Sails 2010 International 420 Class NZ National Championships
13 Jan 2010  America's Cup: Challenger takes construction issue to NY Supreme Court
31 Dec 2009  1,2,3,4,5....... is reward for Southern Spars in Rolex Sydney Hobart
23 Dec 2009  Boys on Tour 2: It's All About the Sons
23 Dec 2009  Boys on Tour 1: 3000nm of Tradewinds sailing across the Atlantic
22 Oct 2009  Images of the Waitemata: A day out on Alfa Romeo
15 Oct 2009  Southern's Foiling Moth rig explained
15 Oct 2009  Southern Spars EC6 Hybrid has it covered from Foilers to J-class
08 Oct 2009  New Georgia Racing launched in Auckland
01 Oct 2009  We were all 18 once…
MORE STORIES ...

 
Our Advertisers are committed to our sport, please support them!
This site and its contents are © Copyright TetraMedia Pty.Ltd and/or the original author, photographer etc. All Rights Reserved.
Photographs are copyright by law, if you wish to use an image from Sail-world.com, Powerboat-world.com or Marinebusiness-world.com, Contact us .
or complete our feedback form    Contact us .
   View our Privacy Policy.    [Go Home]     [  Banner Advertising Specification]    [Bot Archive ]

Customised news feeds -Marine Industry companies, Clubs and Associations have their own customised version of our Sail-World news feed on their website.
Look_here_to_see_examples