11,207 boats analyzed. 20 fleets. 29 countries.
Cross-handicap fleet analytics at scale across ORC and IRC.
Every fleet has a fingerprint.
Find your waters on the FleetEdge atlas — every fleet, every country, one lens.
Hidden ShapeThe hidden shape of the fleet.
The kinds of boat that keep appearing when every hull is measured the same way.
The shape of the fleet, before the scoreboard has anything to say.
Every number is a doorway.
11,207 Boats (July 2026)
Every boat carries 52 measurable dimensions organized into the nine families of the FleetEdge registry — from hull physics to crew execution to weather-conditioned performance.
20 Racing Fleets
From the USA to the Baltic to the Mediterranean — regional ORC fleets and IRC offshore classics, each with full analytical coverage.
29 Countries
USA, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Finland, Estonia, Australia, and more — each with a dedicated country profile and fleet gateway.
52 Dimensions
The FleetEdge registry holds nine dimension families: the six on the Fleet View ribbon — Comparative & Time, Hull & Platform, Sail Performance, Rating & Classification, Crew & Execution, Condition & Tactical — plus Fleet Archetypes, the comparison basis, and two more outside the ribbon, Opponent Modeling and Maintenance & Development. Beyond the families, the weather layer, the ocean-current layer on the tidal flagships, and the Performance Potential Index add conditional context to a boat's profile.
967 Race Events · 959 Races Scored
ORC and IRC race events — results with race data carry weather enrichment.
ORC + IRC Twins
Boats that race under both IRC and ORC, bridged through identity normalization on a single analytics platform.
Two rating systems. One analytical framework.
FleetEdge bridges IRC and ORC analytics. Boats that race under both rating systems are recognized as the same boat — and their performance can be compared through the same 52-dimensional lens. The IRC integration covers the six flagship offshore series — the Rolex Sydney Hobart, Rolex Fastnet, Rolex Middle Sea Race, RORC Caribbean 600, RORC Transatlantic, and the Cowes Offshore Racing Series — across multiple race editions.
Production-grade delivery.
The full fleet is served from AWS — CloudFront edge caching, API Gateway and Lambda for dynamic analytics, S3 for the complete data layer. Intelligent caching ensures fresh data at sub-second response times. Every data file is validated at build time before it ships — preventing missing-data defects before they reach production.
What the coverage figures can and cannot say. They say how far the analytics reach — which boats, fleets, and events carry measured profiles. They do not make results interchangeable across rating systems: comparisons hold within their stated scopes, and a projected profile is always labeled as one.
FleetEdge alters no rating and no score — ORC and IRC remain the rating authorities, and each event’s organizing authority remains its scoring authority.
The fleet, measured.
11,207 boats analyzed (July 2026). 52 dimensions. ORC and IRC united.