Kermor – now Runaway Bunny – 75′ Sailing Yacht
Kermor, the first yacht built by JFA Yachts
“A modern hull shape, directly influenced by our racing experience, but specially adapted to cruising….a fine bow entry for comfort when passing through waves, a stern transom designed for stability under sail with special control and flair when going downwind’ This is how Pascal Conq – chief architect at the firm of Finot Conq resumes the design. Two months after being launched Kermor took to the open ocean to undertake a circumnavigation and continues her voyage to this day.
Specifications
| Boat name | Kermor Now named Runaway Bunny |
| Yard n° | 1C |
| Year of delivery | 1993 |
| Type | Sloop |
| Naval architect | Finot Conq |
| Interior designer | Patrick Roséo |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Length Over All | 22,87 m |
| Water Line Length | 19,6 m |
| Beam | 8,75 m |
| Draft | 3 m |
| Displacement | 31 tons |
| Owner and guest capacity | 8 pers |
| Crew capacity | 2 pers |
| Engine | 175 Hp Yanmar |
| Genest | 16 kVA Kohler |
| Sails upwind | 326 m2 |
| Sails downwind | 586 m2 |
Drawings
