The Sprint 750 MKII made it's debut at this year's Annapolis Boat Show. Now you can check it out for yourself here on our newly updated Sprint 750 MKII section. Enjoy!

Corsair is celbrating the Sprint 750 MK II's nomination for Sailing World magazine's 2012 Boat of the Year  with our Great Boat of the Year Sale - on ALL models. Effective on ALL orders, ALL models received from now until Monday, 17 October 2011 

· Sprint 750 MK II – Current pricing of $51,990 (Beat the price rise…), free set of cruising sails, main & jib

· Dash  750 - Free set of cruising sails, main & jib

· C28 - Free set of cruising sails, main & jib. Corsair will offer a bonus $2,000 of factory options.

· C31 - Free set of cruising sails, main & jib. Corsair will offer a bonus $4,000 of factory options.

· C37 - Free set of cruising sails, main & jib. Corsair will offer a bonus $6,000 of factory options.

 

Last week we were able to show you your first look at the exciting new Sprint MKII from Corsair. Today we at Helms Yachts have some great news to share with you straight from Corsair Marine:

“I love the huge, open cockpit on the Sprint MK I. But can I have the DASH’s floats with higher buoyancy??”

Yes you can!

Welcome to the NEW Corsair Sprint 750 MK II. The first thing you will notice is the deck which has been totally redesigned, Its styling is sleek, fresh and modern. Next, you will notice that, in addition to the DASH’s bigger floats which will make the MK II skip across the water, it also has the same beams, hull and rig.

Then, you will notice the day sailor come out in you: “I bet my Sprint 750 MK II could beat the DASH 750…”

But as with all of Corsair Marine’s trimarans, the Sprint 750 MK II also delivers on the other “Corsair Critical Criteria”: safety through structural integrity; and ease of trailerabilty brought about by the simplicity of the floats’ folding mechanism and the raising/lowering of the mast. By being so trailerable, so many more sailing opportunities open up for day sailing with the family or racing – all at a very affordable price.

The base boat includes the following features:

• Small cabin with a huge cockpit. One double bunk with head area that has been designed to accommodate a porta-potty

• Beige Interior carpet liner

• Rotating aluminum wing mast with synthetic shrouds and bobstay, main, jib, screecher and spinnaker halyards. Two Harken 16 primary winches, four halyard clutches; stainless steel forestay; roller boom, 5:1 cunningham & 6:1 outhaul tackle; Hex-a-cat™ 6:1 mainsheet system; traveler with 2:1 control tackle; jib sheet leads & tracks, screecher sheet tracks

• Spinnaker hardware, including retractable aluminum bowsprit, two Harken 16A coaming winches, fairlead blocks, halyard, halyard clutch, tackline clutch & cam cleats

• Electrical Package with 4 circuit switch panel, bow & stern light, interior light, lighter socket and battery switch (does not include battery)

• Sports 2 rung boarding ladder with transom mounting

• Anchor well with hatch

• Lifting eyes

• Retractable dagger board & dagger type rudder

• Grey wing nets with hiking straps, bow nets and bow pulpit

• Molded in safety compartment for safety equipment & other storage compartments inside & out

Tool kit with spare hardware items

• Sailing Manual & Class Rules

PHOTOS

For photos of the Sprint 750 MK II, visit our photo album on Corsair Marine's Facebook page.

SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER:

Effective from 1 August 2011, we are offering the new, improved MK II at the same price as the previous model -  USD 51,990 for the base boat, ex factory (Vietnam).

But be quick! This offer will only be available for a limited time.

For further information, give Gary Helms a call at 510-865-2511.

Pictured above is the brand new Corsair Sprint MKII. As you can see it features the same great expanded cockpit of the original Sprint, but now with larger outer hulls for added stability. We will have more information about this exciting new boat soon. Stay tuned. 

The event takes place the same week as the Trans-Tahoe Race, which is held on July 9th. For more information please contact our good friend and Corsair 24 owner Ed Straub at edsailnski@aol.com. Below we have attached a great informational video about the event that Ed has put together. So make your plans now and see you there!

Gary (pictured above on the right) came in first in the Singlehanded Multihull Division in this past weekend's Corinthian Race. In talking to him about race yesterday, he told me that he feels that he is pleased with how he really has the boat fine tuned and dialed in for singlehanding as of late. Typically the Sprint 750 is set up for a crew of 2 to 3, but Gary has rigged the boat so that he can control most of the lines in a more forward cockpit position. This allows him to tack, change sails, or put in a reef much easier while singlehanding the Sprint. It also allows for him to keep more of his weight in towards the center of the boat. With two recent singlehanded wins under his belt this year, Gary says that he is becoming quite attached to his Sprint. He sure has this boat humming.