The search results provide good information.
- Designer: Joubert-Nivelt. Michel Joubert and Bernard Nivelt are renowned French maritime architects.
- Variations: "Cruising and racing versions" mentioned, along with a "Shallow draft: 1.5m/4.92'" option. The also provides
max_draft_ft(6.56 ft) andmin_draft_ft(4.92 ft), confirming this. - Sailing Performance/Handling: Described as a "high performer" and "stable/stiff" with "good righting capability". Owners report it's "well mannered, roomy and tough" and "used to go really well in heavier airs with one reef in main and full headsail". Also described as "solidly built" with "sea going capabilities".
- Accommodations/Layout: "1 forward double cabin 2 aft double cabins". "Three double cabin layout". "More spacy than 73% of all other designs". Described as "spacious interior". Liveaboard tours show practical layouts.
- Owner's Perspectives: Owners praise its solid construction and seaworthy design. Generally considered "under rated" and "reliable frills-free boats". Common issues aren't explicitly listed in the snippets beyond general renovation potential mentioned for older models.
I have enough information to construct the article following the specified structure.
Final check of calculated ratios:
- SA/D: 21.09 (Good light air performance, likely a nimble boat)
- B/D: 0.38 (Close to 0.40, indicates good stability)
- D/L: 217.06 (Medium-light cruiser, leaning towards performance)
These ratios align with the search snippets describing it as a "high performer" and "stable/stiff".