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Sail Inventory — Lupo Di Mare (ex-Querencia)

Rev: v2.0  ·  Updated: 2026-05-29  ·  Change: Reconciled to the North Sails Italia V3 wardrobe + added 2026 ORR cert measured areas (estimate caveats retired)

PRE-RACE RESEARCH — not race-period routing advice. Updated 2026-05-29.

Sources: Owner inventory spreadsheet (2026-05-16) · North Sails Italia V3 EXP crossover chart · 2026 ORR cert (USA 12985). Color code: 🟢 GREEN = on boat, ready. 🟡 YELLOW = on boat, status uncertain. 🔴 RED = OFF BOAT.


Cert Measured Sail Areas (2026 ORR, USA 12985) — AUTHORITATIVE

These are the rated areas from the 2026 ORR certificate and govern for any area-based reasoning. They are rated class areas (one rated headsail, one rated asym) — not a per-sail measurement of every jib or every kite.

Cert item Area (ft²) Area (m²)
Mainsail 659.2 61.2
Genoa / Jib (rated headsail) 564.6 52.5
Asymmetric spinnaker (rated asym) 2113.2 196.3

⚠️ XML vs. cert area discrepancy — do not launder the XML. The Expedition master sailchart (LupoDiMare Sailchart MASTER FOR EXPEDITION.xml) reports per-sail sailarea values that are not credible and are superseded by the cert: it lists the jibs at ~123–136 m² (≈1,320–1,460 ft²) and every downwind sail at a flat 495 m² (≈5,328 ft²). The cert's rated jib is 52.5 m² and rated asym 196.3 m². Treat the XML areas as a visualization artifact only; cite the cert for any area claim. The XML is still useful for Expedition polygon shapes and (XML-reported) sail weights below.

XML-reported sail weights (headsails only in the XML; reported, not independently verified — note the internal oddities: J1 > J2, and J3 = HvyW):

Sail XML-reported weight
J1 123 kg
J2 45.4 kg
J3 328 kg
HvyW (= J4) 328 kg

Race Main

Code Sail Location Status Tack Point Halyard
Main Race Main (cert: 659.2 ft²) Rigged / Forepeak 🟢 RIGGED main tack main
Trys Storm Trysail Forepeak 🟡 Lazarette? ⚠️ main tack main
DelMain Delivery Main Forepeak 🔴 Packed → Shipping Container (stays home) main tack main

⚠️ Storm Trysail location uncertain. Confirm exact stowage and brief crew before departure.


Upwind / Headsails

North Sails grid codes: J1, J2, J3 carry their own labels; the heavy-weather jib is HvyW in the crossover grid but stowed as J4 here — same sail.

Code Sail Location Status Tack Point Halyard Going?
J1 Full genoa Main salon 🟢 Packed and ready Hydraulic tack w/white donut J1 w/trigger lock, or Sec J1 YES
J2 Intermediate genoa 🟡 Racing TBD ⚠️ Hydraulic tack w/white donut J1 w/trigger lock, or Sec J1 TBD
J3 Heavy jib / #3 Main salon 🟢 Packed and ready Hydraulic tack w/white donut J1 w/trigger lock, or Sec J1 YES
J4 (grid: HvyW) Heavy-weather jib (furling) Main salon 🟢 Furled 3-to-1 tack using spliced-in furler adapter J4 w/lock YES

Rated area: the cert rates one headsail at 564.6 ft² / 52.5 m² — it does not assign a separate area to each jib. J2 racing decision pending. If J2 does not race: J1→J3 is a bigger step — go to J3 earlier in 16–22 kt upwind. Tack note: J1/J2/J3 use a hydraulic tack with "white donut" stop — brief crew before race. J4 (HvyW) uses 3-to-1 mechanical tack with furler adapter and its own dedicated halyard.


Code Sails and Asymmetrics

All sprit-hoisted asymmetrics share the same tack point: Sprit, P/S 2-to-1 tack line using Tylaska shackle. A1-1 → A1.5-1 → A2-1 → A3 → A4 all peel from the same hardware — no tack point change. North Sails grid labels these A1 / A1.5 (grid A15) / A2 / A3 / A4.

Code Sail Location Status Tack Point Halyard Going?
Code 67 Code 67 / reacher Forepeak 🟢 Furled (furling on sprit) Sprit, P/S 2-to-1 tack line using furler adapter Mastheads (Port Spin w/lock preferred) YES
A1-1 (grid: A1) Light asymmetric Forepeak 🟢 Packed and ready Sprit, P/S 2-to-1 tack line using Tylaska shackle Mastheads YES
A1.5-1 (grid: A1.5/A15) Medium-light asymmetric Forepeak 🟢 Packed and ready Sprit, P/S 2-to-1 tack line using Tylaska shackle Mastheads YES
A2-1 (grid: A2) Medium asymmetric Forepeak 🟡 Rolled, still rolled ⚠️ Sprit, P/S 2-to-1 tack line using Tylaska shackle Mastheads YES
A3 Heavy asymmetric Forepeak 🟢 Packed and ready Sprit, P/S 2-to-1 tack line using Tylaska shackle Mastheads YES
A4 Heavy running asymmetric Forepeak 🟢 Packed and ready Sprit, P/S 2-to-1 tack line using Tylaska shackle Mastheads YES
GS old Gennaker (old, orange) Forepeak 🟢 Racing Mid deck padeye Staysail YES
GS new Gennaker (new) 🔴 OFF BOAT ❌ Mid deck padeye Staysail NO
SS Spinnaker staysail Forepeak 🟢 Furled Mid deck padeye Sec J1 YES (no pole — staysail)

Rated area: the cert rates one asymmetric at 2113.2 ft² / 196.3 m². See the XML discrepancy note above — the XML's 495 m² per-kite figure is not used.

⚠️ Code-label reconciliation vs. the North Sails grid (carry both meanings; do not overwrite the operational facts): - GS: the operational sail here is a gennaker (orange, mid-deck padeye, Staysail halyard). The North Sails crossover grid uses GS to mean a genoa staysail filling a light tight-reaching gap. These may be different sails under the same two letters — confirm with the sailmaker which physical sail the grid intends. Old GS (orange) is required: orange color meets visibility requirements; new GS is off the boat. - SS = spinnaker staysail (mid-deck padeye, Sec J1 halyard) — not a symmetric spinnaker; the boat carries asyms only (ORR cert: asym, tack on centerline). It is an inner staysail flown low beneath the running asym (A2/A4) to fill the slot, and stands alone as the heavy-air deep-running sail when the big kites get unmanageable. The simplified .txt grid omits it, but the full North Sails chart shows an SS region (~140–165° TWA, ~14–24 kt) overlapping A2/A4.

⚠️ A2-1 must be unpacked and inspected before race week. It is the deep-running asymmetric (140–170° TWA), ~12–22 kt — not a reaching kite (reaching is Code 67 / A3). Code 67 is FURLING — can deploy/recover without a full foredeck peel. The pre-Stream "choose sail, hold it" protocol in the onboard cards still applies for squall preparedness.


Crossover Reference

The authoritative TWS × TWA → recommended-sail crossover (condensed from the North Sails Italia V3 EXP grid) lives in ../03_sail_crossovers/crossover_notes.md — maintained there so this inventory and the grid don't drift. Quick orientation:

  • Close-hauled headsail ladder: J1 (4–8 kt) → J2 (10–18) → J3 (18–23) → J4/HvyW (20–30+).
  • Newport-Bermuda primary off-wind REACHING sails (W-BH, 12–20 kt): Code 67 (80–120°), A1.5-1, A3. Deep running: A2-1, A4.

See also onboard sail-selection cards: ../10_onboard_cards/card_10_tactical_scenarios.md.


Pre-Race Sail Decision (Fill at T-5 once analog is known)

Current year analog forecast: ___

Sail Probability for this year Decision Notes
J1 On boat
J2 TBD Racing decision pending
J3 On boat
J4 (HvyW) On boat, furled; dedicated J4 halyard
Code 67 On boat, FURLING confirmed
A1-1 On boat
A1.5-1 On boat
A2-1 Must unpack and inspect first
A3 On boat
A4 On boat
GS old YES Racing (orange — required for visibility)
GS new NOT AVAILABLE Off boat
SS Poleless — mid-deck padeye, Sec J1 halyard; outside North Sails grid
Storm Trysail Confirm location and stow accessibly — required for safety cert

Outstanding Confirmations Required

  • [ ] A2-1: unpack, flake, inspect for damage, re-pack before race week
  • [ ] J4 / HvyW: confirm role as storm jib for offshore safety certificate compliance
  • [ ] Storm Trysail: confirm exact stowage location and brief crew
  • [ ] GS old: confirm on board and condition; confirm whether grid GS (genoa staysail) is this physical sail
  • [ ] SS: poleless confirmed ✅ — mid-deck padeye, Sec J1 halyard
  • [ ] All A-sails: confirm manufacture year for condition assessment

Sources

  • North Sails — Italia V3 EXP Simple Sail Crossover Chart — authoritative wardrobe/code reference (J1/J2/J3/HvyW, Code 67, A1/A1.5/A2/A3/A4, GS).
  • 2026 ORR certificate, USA 12985 (Querencia / Lupo Di Mare) — measured sail areas (Main 659.2 / Genoa-Jib 564.6 / Asym 2113.2 ft²) — authoritative over the XML.
  • Expedition master sailchart (LupoDiMare Sailchart MASTER FOR EXPEDITION.xml) — Expedition polygons + XML-reported sail weights only; its per-sail areas conflict with the cert and are not used.
  • Owner inventory spreadsheet (2026-05-16) — stowage, status, tack/halyard, going/not-going.

PRE-RACE RESEARCH — not race-period routing advice. Updated 2026-05-29.