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GP Sails Sonata Class No1 Genoa
GP Sails Sonata Class No1 Genoa
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GP Sails Supplied Sonata Class No.1 Genoa – Tri-Radial Aramid
Designed for maximum light to moderate wind performance, the GP Sails Sonata Class No.1 Genoa delivers exceptional power, precision, and efficiency—ideal for sailors looking to gain a competitive edge.
Constructed from 100% Challenge Sailcloth XRP Ultra Aramid 6, this high-performance laminate sail offers outstanding shape retention and stretch resistance, far exceeding the capabilities of traditional woven cloths.
High-Performance Tri-Radial Construction
Built using a tri-radial panel layout, this genoa is engineered to align fibres with the primary load paths from the head and clew—where the highest forces occur. This results in:
- Reduced distortion under load
- Enhanced aerodynamic efficiency
- Longer-lasting optimal sail shape
- Lower overall sail weight
By carefully varying material weights across the sail, GP Sails achieves a balance of power, durability, and responsiveness, ensuring peak performance across a wide wind range.
Built for Speed & Control
As a No.1 genoa, this sail is designed to maximise drive in lighter conditions, giving you:
- Strong acceleration out of tacks
- 148% overlap
- Improved pointing ability upwind
- Smooth, efficient airflow across the slot
- Greater control and trim sensitivity
Perfect for club racing and performance cruising where every fraction of a knot counts.
Fully Equipped – Ready to Sail
Supplied with all essential features:
- Reinforced spreader patches for durability
- High modulus leech and foot cords with cleats and purchase systems
- Telltales and draft stripes for precise sail trim
- Sail numbers
- Drawstring sail bag
Why Choose This No.1 Genoa?
If you’re looking to unlock the full potential of your Sonata in lighter airs, this tri-radial laminate genoa delivers power, efficiency, and long-term performance stability—helping you sail faster, higher, and with greater control.
- Made to order, delivery times vary
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