Tim and Henry Molony opened the latest chapter in their multihull sailing story with a memorable result: a victory at the West Florida Ocean Racing Circuit aboard their new Corsair 760R. Both sailors came to the boat with years of multihull experience, but winning so early with a new platform made the result an especially strong introduction to Corsair 760R ownership.
The WFORC result highlights what makes the 760R appealing to sailors who want serious performance without turning every outing into a major logistics project. The trimaran combines responsive sailing, a focused race-ready layout, and enough practical comfort for recreational days on the water. Its open deck keeps the crew involved, creates room to work the sails, and makes communication easier as the boat approaches the next mark.
Simplicity is an important part of that performance formula. The 760R is designed to be straightforward to rig and handle, while its trailerable platform gives owners more freedom to reach different racing venues and sailing areas. That versatility can make it easier to participate in regional events, join new fleets, and keep a full sailing calendar without being tied to one marina or racecourse.
For experienced multihull sailors such as Tim and Henry, the boat offers the familiar efficiency and acceleration of a trimaran in a compact package that still rewards careful sail trim and coordinated crew work. The race footage shows an active cockpit, accessible control lines, and a crew working together as the boat moves quickly through Gulf Coast conditions. Those are the practical details behind the 760R’s reputation for delivering an engaging, hands-on sailing experience.
Their win also arrives as interest grows in building a stronger Corsair 760R one-design fleet. One-design racing places the emphasis on sailing decisions, boat handling, preparation, and teamwork because competitors are racing closely matched boats. Every additional owner strengthens the schedule, the level of competition, and the community surrounding the class.
Windcraft Multihulls is joining that momentum with a Corsair 760R for its own racing team, scheduled to arrive next month. Putting another boat on the starting line will create more opportunities for friendly competition, shared learning, and local sailors to experience the design firsthand. For prospective owners, sailing alongside an active fleet can be one of the best ways to understand how a boat performs beyond a specification sheet.
Congratulations to Tim and Henry on their new Corsair 760R and their WFORC victory. Their start demonstrates how quickly the right boat, experienced sailors, and an enthusiastic regional fleet can come together. Windcraft can help sailors compare Corsair models, arrange a sailing experience, and learn more about joining the growing 760R racing community.
