Turn one race into a results intelligence pack.
FleetEdge Event Pack · Planned
Planned product · specimen: ORC World Championship 2026, Sorrento — real, already-published race data shown as a worked example. The product is planned; the data is real. The sample screen further down is illustrative — sample data, not the published record.
A defensible, public-results-only story and analysis pack for a single event — the results told against the whole fleet, the performance archetypes that showed up, and a read on whether the rating did its job.
For IRC / RORC and offshore-classics organizers, and the media covering them. Access by request.
Universe: one event Story: ORC Worlds 2026, Sorrento Public-results-only
Scope: one event · event cohort · public-results-only
Visible to: you and your event team — every element is publishable
Access: by request — the product opens once your access is granted.
The pack, on screen.
One regatta, read end to end: its history and fleet identity, the conditions and the designs they favored, each scored division as its own cohort, the crews behind the podium — and the composed pack you hand the fleet afterward.
Event Pack, over the one App.
The same FleetEdge App every product runs on, curated to a regatta: one event’s history, fleet, conditions, divisions, and crews, composed into a pack to hand out.
History & fleet identity
The championship’s recent editions and who showed up this year — the event in its lineage, not in isolation.
Conditions & design fit
The wind the race lived in and which archetypes it favored — with the results that confirm the read.
By-division cohorts
Each scored class read as its own cohort — archetype composition per division, matching your published groups.
Crews, results & form
The podium boats, their result here, and the public form they arrived with — the human story behind the standings.
The headline story
Who won and why, framed as design-and-conditions rather than luck — ready to lead the report.
Export the event pack
One composed, cleared pack — history, fleet, conditions, cohorts, crews, and charts — as a PDF or a live link.
Every panel above runs on instruments already live in the FleetEdge App, bound to your one event: Headlines Story cards Archetypes × conditions Event-cohort scatter Wind-regime affinity Stack ranking by division Crew PPI Competitor context Boat detail
Deliberately not here: a season across events — multi-event analytics belong to Team Diagnostic. Public data only: no private team residuals, no other organization’s private rows, and nothing exports without passing claims and clearance first.
Open. Frame. Explain. Drill. Share.
For class captains, regatta organizers, and fleet storytellers who ran the event and want to give it back to the fleet as more than a results sheet.
- Open — load the regatta you ran; the pack binds to that one event, its editions, and its scored divisions.
- Frame — see the event in its lineage, who showed up, and how the classes broke down by archetype.
- Explain — tie the result to the conditions, the designs they favored, and the crews’ form behind the podium.
- Drill — open each scored class as its own cohort and read the composition that shaped it.
- Share — export the composed, cleared pack: a PDF for the board, a live link for the class site.
Ninety-four boats. Twenty-nine countries. With receipts.
The 2026 ORC World Championship at Sorrento, read as one event: standings, the fleet that came to race, and where the results were decided.
Everything on this page is public-results-only — the pack an organizer publishes without a clearance loop.
The championship cohort
Four classes, thirty-two races, ninety-four entries from twenty-nine countries; the cohort view below holds the 92 boats with classified model coverage — the event as the product frames it, receipts attached.
ROBE DA MAT — first of thirty-six in the biggest class
On the published record, ROBE DA MAT (ITA-211, Mat-11 by Polli M) won Class C with 19 points — 1st of 36 boats, the championship’s largest fleet. The cohort’s headline ladder tells it at a glance.
The crew column behind the title
The champion’s class, read row by row — the ranked crew ladder of the 36-boat class, ROBE DA MAT at its head. The frame carries its vintage board title from the 2026-07-10 capture; the current name for the measure is Crew Residual.
The class that decided it, by archetype
Class C by archetype — event surfaces render as-published labels at the event’s cut, because history keeps its own words.
The insights surface
Race-by-race conditions and the stories the results actually support — the difference between a results PDF and results intelligence.
What this page can and cannot claim.
· Standings, points, and headline figures quoted are from the published FleetEdge Sorrento page; frames carry their own as-of.
· Event surfaces render as-published vintage labels; current views elsewhere may differ (vintage-aware taxonomy).
· The championship’s IRC-mapped entries render under the published mapping process, transparently labeled.
Event Packs draw on the FleetEdge race archive and the certificate-year archetype view: Race Micro-Cohorts, the IRC offshore events, and Weather Intelligence.
A worked specimen boat view is included below: the specimen story →
Planned product · a real entrant, worked as the Event Pack’s boat view — every figure is from the published record. The product is planned; the surface shown is the live method.
Mat-11 · Polli M LEANRUN family Event: ORC Worlds 2026, Sorrento Public-results-only
One entrant, opened
This is the read an Event Pack opens for any boat on the entry list — here, the champion’s own Comparative & Time decomposition in the Sorrento cohort: what the platform gave, what the rating expected, and the crew-execution layer underneath the Class C title, receipts on every row.
Where it placed
On the published record, ROBE DA MAT won Class C at the 2026 ORC World Championship with 19 points — 1st of 36 boats, the championship’s largest fleet.
The full standings live on the published event page; the boat view puts one entrant’s row in context. The frame’s dimension banner reads 1st of 35 — the boats with comparison records on that measure; the published class result is 1st of 36.
The crew-effect read
The same view carries the crew residual — where the crew’s execution added to, or subtracted from, the boat’s rated potential (negative = crew-earned pace). Every entrant gets the same read, receipts attached.
See it against your own work.
Scope: one event · public-results-only — publish, embed, hand to press.