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Can a 25-year-old carbon catamaran outrun modern beach cats? We take the legendary Marstrom M20 racing catamaran out on the water in Sweden to test its speed, handling, and carbon fiber design. We joined boat owner Stefan Eliasson at Torstensvik for a sea trial of this fully restored, 115 kg (254 lb) high-performance machine. Built entirely from carbon fiber and Nomex by legendary boat builder Goran Marstrom, the M20 features a cat rig without a jib, curved daggerboards that create hull lift, and a custom spring-loaded carbon seashell spinnaker snuffer. Even in light wind averaging 8 to 10 knots, this boat accelerated effortlessly and hit a GPS top speed of 17 knots on double trapeze. In this video, you will see the full beach launch, rigging breakdown, downwind gennaker runs, tacking dynamics, and a detailed rating comparison against modern classes like the Formula 18, Tornado, and Nacra F20. If you enjoy performance sailing and catamaran sea trials, please like this video, leave your thoughts in the comments, and share it with fellow sailors! ⛵ Subscribe to the channel for more sailing tests and offshore racing adventures: https://www.youtube.com/@UC5wdbrOnpXUSb-zV7bHJESg ⏩ If You Like to Jump In: 00:00 Introduction to the Marstrom M20 Catamaran 00:54 Specifications and Carbon Construction 01:46 Rigging Details: Cat Rig with No Jib 02:11 Beach Launch at Torstensvik 02:34 Double Trapeze Sailing in Light Winds 03:15 Unique Carbon Seashell Spinnaker Snuffer 04:11 Curved Daggerboards and Dynamic Hull Lift 05:09 Dousing the Spinnaker 05:42 Carbon Rigidity and Silent Wave Piercing 07:01 Performance Comparison: M20 vs F18, Nacra and Tornado 08:12 Tacking Characteristics and Boat Speed 08:45 GPS Track Analysis and 17 Knot Top Speed Run 09:30 Second Gennaker Run 10:29 Sailing Impressions and Handling Review 12:42 Raising Daggerboards for Beach Landing 13:39 Return to Beach and Final Verdict 14:22 Coming Up Next: Sun Fast 3300 Fastrak Marstrom M20 test sail, Marstrom 20 catamaran specs, lightweight carbon racing catamaran, high performance beach cat sailing, fast catamaran sailing light wind, beach cat double trapeze speed, Marstrom M20 vs Nacra 20, carbon fiber catamaran review 🌐 FOLLOW & CONNECT: 🌐 Website: www.chriskedborn.com 📘 Facebook: / cholsson 📸 Instagram: @chOlsson ⚓ CREDITS Special thanks to Stefan Eliasson for sharing his beautifully restored Marstrom M20. 🎥 FILMING GEAR & MOUNTS: • On-board 360 Action Cameras: Insta360 X3 / X4 on carbon boom mounts • Location: Torstensvik, Halland, Sweden (Kattegat coast) ❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Q: Does the Marstrom M20 use a jib? A: No. The M20 is cat-rigged with a single mainsail and a downwind gennaker, similar to an A-Class catamaran. 🛥️ BOAT SPECIFICATIONS (MARSTROM M20): • Designer: Goran Marstrom • Construction: Pre-preg Carbon Fiber / Epoxy with Nomex Core • Overall Length: 6.10 m (20.0 ft) • Beam Width: 3.05 m (10.0 ft) • Weight: 115 kg (254 lb) • Upwind Sail Area: 22.0 m² (237 sq ft) • Downwind Gennaker Area: 44.0 m² (474 sq ft) • Swedish SRS Handicap Rating: 1.450 • Foils: High-aspect curved daggerboards with dynamic hull lift • Rig Configuration: Cat-rigged (mainsail only, no jib) ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: High-performance beach catamarans require proper safety gear, trapeze harnesses, drysuits or wetsuits, and personal flotation devices. Always check local sea conditions before heading out. #MarstromM20 #CatamaranSailing #BeachCat #Sailing #CarbonBoat #HighPerformanceSailing #Multihull #SailingVlog #FastSailing #BoatReview

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