Designed by renowned naval architect Dick Carter in 1980, this 41-foot masthead sloop represents the sophisticated racing yacht design philosophy that made Carter famous during sailing's golden era of the 1970s and 80s. With only twelve hulls ever constructed, the 2 Ton 1 remains an exclusive vessel that embodies Carter's expertise in creating fast, seaworthy boats for serious offshore sailing. The yacht's fin keel and skeg-hung rudder configuration delivers excellent performance characteristics, while the substantial displacement of 18,630 pounds provides the stability and sea-kindliness essential for extended offshore passages. The impressive ballast-to-displacement ratio ensures powerful sail-carrying ability and confident handling in challenging conditions. Carter's design philosophy shines through in the boat's low comfort ratio of 27.87, indicating a performance-oriented interior layout that prioritizes sailing efficiency over spacious accommodations. The favorable capsize screening value of 1.85 confirms the yacht's suitability for serious offshore work, making it an ideal choice for experienced sailors seeking a capable vessel for coastal cruising, ocean passages, or competitive sailing events where performance matters as much as safety.
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