Designed by renowned multihull architect Ian Farrier, this compact trimaran represents an excellent entry point into high-performance multihull sailing. Built by Corsair Marine from 1991 to 1994, the F 24 Sport Cruiser showcases Farrier's signature approach to accessible yet thrilling sailing designs. The boat's trimaran configuration with folding outer hulls provides impressive stability and speed potential while maintaining trailerable convenience. With a sail area to displacement ratio of 43.46, this craft delivers exhilarating performance that easily outpaces comparable monohulls. The fractional sloop rig features a rotating mast, optimizing sail shape and efficiency across varying wind conditions. Construction combines fiberglass with foam core for an optimal strength-to-weight ratio at just 1,800 pounds displacement. The moderate draft of 4.67 feet opens up shallow cruising grounds while the wide 17.92-foot beam provides excellent stability and spacious accommodations for weekend adventures. This design excels at coastal cruising, day sailing, and club racing where its speed advantage shines. The folding outer hulls make launch ramp access and storage straightforward, perfect for sailors seeking multihull performance without marina slip limitations. While not intended for extended offshore passages, the F 24 offers thrilling sailing in protected waters with surprising comfort for its size.

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