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Understand your fleet at every scale

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FleetEdge transforms ORC certificate data into multi-dimensional performance insights, giving race teams the analytical clarity they need to compete.

The system ingests official ORC certificate data and applies a proprietary analysis pipeline that decomposes each boat's performance profile across eleven distinct archetypes. Each archetype captures a different balance of hull efficiency, stability, sail-carrying power, and upwind-downwind trade-offs.

Rather than reducing a boat to a single number, FleetEdge preserves the multidimensional nature of yacht performance. This allows teams to understand not just how fast a boat is, but why — and where crew skill amplifies or limits the design's potential.

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Fleet Analytics

Compare any boat against its fleet across eleven performance dimensions. Identify strengths, weaknesses, and competitive position.

Team Diagnostics

Separate boat performance from crew performance. Understand what the rating system gives you and what your team earns on the water.

Crew Intelligence

Track crew contribution across race series. Measure consistency, improvement trends, and condition-specific performance.

6 — Archetype Cards (3-col grid)

AEROMAX

Pure Upwind Power

High SA/D Light displacement Reaching speed
GPH: 580–620 · SA/D: 24–28

KEELFLEX

Balance on the Edge

Deep draft High RM Upwind bias
GPH: 590–640 · Stab: 118–135

GLIDEFORM

Downwind Flow Speed

Low wetted surface Moderate beam Light air
GPH: 560–600 · WSA: 28–34 m²
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Multi-dimensional analysis

FleetEdge doesn't reduce boats to a single number. Each certificate is decomposed into eleven performance dimensions, revealing the design trade-offs that shape competitive position.

This approach preserves the physics that traditional handicap summaries hide — allowing teams to see where their boat excels, where it's compromised, and where crew skill makes the difference.

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Crew contribution scoring

By comparing corrected-time results against the multi-dimensional performance profile predicted by the certificate, FleetEdge isolates the crew's contribution to each race result.

Positive crew delta means the team is outperforming the boat's predicted capability. Negative delta highlights areas for tactical and boat-handling improvement.

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FleetEdge is built on official ORC certificate data. Every number in the system traces back to a measurement authority, a VPP calculation, or a fleet statistical model with documented methodology.

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Performance Archetypes
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ORC Dimensions
Global corpus · as of 2026-04-21 · build a2e90234
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Fleet radar view showing archetype decomposition for a 40-foot racing fleet. Each spoke represents a performance dimension derived from ORC certificate data.
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Archetype Primary Trait GPH Range Fleet %
AEROMAX Upwind VMG specialist 580–620 14%
KEELFLEX Heel-sensitive balance 590–640 12%
GLIDEFORM Downwind hull efficiency 560–600 18%
IRONWIND Stable-drive platform 610–660 9%
13 — Badge Variants
ORC Certificate  High Confidence  Medium Confidence  Low Confidence
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High  Medium  Low
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16 — Section-label chips (Kinship / Hidden Shape / What we saw)
17 — Provenance badges (ORC Cert / SailEdge / Race / Derived)
ORC Certificate  SE SailEdge Model  RR Race Result  FE FleetEdge Derived
18 — Arch chips (11 archetypes, locked colors)
AEROMAX  KEELFLEX  GLIDEFORM  IRONWIND  BALANCECORE  STORMLINE  STEELFORM  GRAVITYRUN  AEROBLADE  HEADFORCE  DEEPFRAME
19 — Fleet Signature Card (Italy ORC example, AEROMAX-led)

The Italian ORC Fleet Signature

The Italian ORC fleet leans AEROMAX — power-efficiency hybrids that favor medium-air transitions. At 15.9% of the fleet (251 boats), it's the signal that shapes Italian course selection as much as the course selection shapes it. STEELFORM (11.5%) anchors the upwind-stable contingent.

  • AEROMAX 15.9% · 251 boats
  • STEELFORM 11.5% · 181 boats
  • HEADFORCE 9.2% · 145 boats

Dimension emphasis: Sail Performance · Condition & Tactical

In 2026, this fleet hosts the ORC World Championship at Sorrento (May 5–14) — where its acceleration-forward hybrids will find their canvas.

20 — Archetype Exemplar Cards (3-up grid)

AEROMAX

15.9% · 251

Power-efficiency hybrids that favor medium-air transitions.

  • ENFANT TERRIBLEClubSwan 42
  • COSIXTY 8Cookson 50
  • FREYASwan 45

If you know these boats, you know what AEROMAX feels like on the water.

STEELFORM

11.5% · 181

Upright-and-fast platforms that hold their shape under load.

  • BLACK PEARLGrand Soleil 44
  • SCUGNIZZAVismara 50
  • GAETANAMylius 60

If you know these boats, you know what STEELFORM feels like on the water.

HEADFORCE

9.2% · 145

Bow-forward drive platforms that come alive in pressure.

  • LOW NOISEIMX 45
  • SAGOLA-BIANCHIFarr 52
  • PENDRAGON VIReichel/Pugh 45

If you know these boats, you know what HEADFORCE feels like on the water.

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Championship Citation

ENFANT TERRIBLE carried the Italian fleet at Sorrento.

Across 21 races at the 2025 Worlds, ENFANT TERRIBLE posted a −102.4 sec/nm gap against GPH — the largest in the Italian cohort and the third-largest of the regatta. The signature is AEROMAX through and through: acceleration in the medium band, discipline on the reach, and a crew that read the Mediterranean pressure lines without flinching.

  • −102.4 sec/nm vs GPH across 21 races
  • 1st in Italian cohort · 3rd overall
Archetype-Conditions Dominance

AEROMAX thrived when the thermals arrived.

In the medium-air races of the 2025 Worlds, AEROMAX boats outperformed their season baselines by an average of 1.8% — matched exactly to the 8–12 kt thermal window that defined the decisive middle days. The archetype's power-efficiency signature turned conditions into advantage.

  • +1.8% average overperformance in M-band
  • 8–12 kt thermal window, days 3–6
Crew-Carried · Methodology

FleetEdge's crew residual model indicates discipline under load.

FleetEdge's crew residual model indicates ENFANT TERRIBLE's crew outperformed the physics baseline by 2.1% across the Sorrento regatta — moderate confidence, derived from a 21-race sample with complete weather coverage. The pattern points to boat-handling precision in the sail-change moments, not raw speed.

  • +2.1% overperformance vs physics baseline
  • 21 races sample · weather coverage complete
Hull Edge

SCUGNIZZA carried hull efficiency the results did not match.

SCUGNIZZA's hull efficiency index sat in the 92nd percentile of the Italian cohort but the results landed at the 68th percentile — a hull edge the crew did not convert. The gap is concentrated in the upwind legs of the series' three windward-leewards, suggesting rig trim or pointing discipline as the next lever.

  • Hull efficiency: 92nd percentile
  • Results: 68th percentile · gap on upwind legs
22 — Cross-Edition Continuity Cards (outgoing + incoming)
Looking Forward

At the 2025 ORC Worlds in Tallinn, AEROMAX and STEELFORM together carried 27% of the top quartile — the clearest cluster signal in any World Championship since 2019. In 2026, the fleet returns to Italian waters at Sorrento (May 5–14) under Mediterranean thermal conditions that played to those exact archetypes in 2023.

Will the same cluster signature hold when the thermals favor acceleration over stability?

Read the 2026 Sorrento preview →
From the 2025 Edition

Last year at the ORC Worlds in Tallinn, the Baltic delivered 10–14 kt steady gradient — and the all-round STEELFORM contingent closed the series on consistency. This edition's preview is built from what we learned then — and what's different now at Sorrento.

What changes when Mediterranean thermals replace Baltic gradient?

← Read the 2025 Tallinn analysis
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Rating

Rating family

Tradeoff Escape · Rating Correction

Hull Efficiency

Hull Efficiency family

Hull Edge / Under-Conversion

Sail Performance

Sail Performance family

Performance Verdict

Crew

Crew family

Crew-Carried

Condition & Tactical

Condition & Tactical

Archetype-Conditions Dominance

Comparative & Time

Comparative & Time

Cross-Family Contrast · Magnitude Gap

Opponent Modeling

Opponent Modeling

Multi-Dimension Presence

Fleet Archetype

Fleet Archetype

Championship Citation · Multi-Champion Cluster · Nat/Class/Designer Cluster · Composition Shift

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Boat Maintenance

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