LOW — FIN 11625
Model: First 34.7
Updated
LOW (FIN 11625) is a First 34.7 designed by Bruce Farr and built by Beneteau. She has been racing since 2021. She sails with a larger sail plan than most First 34.7s. Against a typical First 34.7 she is quicker upwind in light air, and slower on a beam reach and downwind.
Racing record
Races with at least six boats49
Race starts
0
Wins
10%
Podiums
56
Race Edge
First 34.7: 75
566.0s/mile
Rating 2026
Race Edge by wind strength: how much she delivers beyond her rating, compared with the other boats in her class.
Length
9.98 m
32′ 9″
Beam
3.37 m
Draft
2.00 m
Displacement
4.6 t
Sail area
61 m²
On the podium
Where LOW finishes when she goes racing.
On the podium
10%
of 49 starts · First 34.7 fleet: 21%
Wins
0%
Regattas
Every regatta we found with LOW on the start line, named as the organisers publish them.
Baltic Offshore Week 2026 - ORC A & B EST and FIN Championship2026663444
KoPun Tiistaikilpailut20261066- Garmin ORC World Championship20251397198198
- Baltic Offshore Week 2025 - ORC EST and FIN Championship2025744341142
- ORC European Championship202412121611206118
- Baltic Offshore Week 2024 - ORC EST and FIN Championship20247546873
- ORC EST and FIN Championship - Baltic Offshore Week202373777
- Alexela ORC World Championship202189141417202313
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Report a regattaRound the buoys, or offshore
A short windward-leeward and a night at sea ask different things of a boat.
Round the buoys
10%
of these races end on the podium
Offshore & coastal
10%
of these races end on the podium
Level across both. Plenty of designs fall away once the course gets long — a light hull that thrives round the cans can struggle through a night at sea. This one does not.
Who she races against
The boats LOW meets most often on the start line. The bar shows how those meetings ended, on corrected time.
Show more rivals (30)
Other competitors (39)
Met too few times for a figure.
ARABELA (Italia 11.98, 7 meetings), KETURI VĖJAI (X-35, 7 meetings), ADELANTE (J/112, 7 meetings), TEGU (J/99, 7 meetings), DE LUNA (First 36.7, 7 meetings), VIPSTAAK (Neo 350, 7 meetings), FARO (Ridas 31, 7 meetings), ENELI (Cross 31, 7 meetings), ESTELLE (First 35 (Farr), 7 meetings), NAUTI 'N' NOLLA (Arcona 340, 7 meetings), SUSANNA (First 27 (Manuard), 7 meetings), NORA LII (Ridas 35, 7 meetings), FLYING DOLPHIN (Dufour 40, 6 meetings), MIA (Corsa 915, 6 meetings), SHADOW (Arcona 340, 6 meetings), FANATIC (Guyline 355, 5 meetings), XANADU (X-37, 5 meetings), MATILDA 4 (J/112, 4 meetings), EVELYN III (First 34.7, 4 meetings), RAMDATA (Salona 37, 4 meetings), STONY VIII (Italia 11.98, 4 meetings), ANGEL-ROSE II (Ridas 37, 4 meetings), KATARINA JEE (First 34.7, 4 meetings), HEDAA (Dufour 390, 4 meetings), CREDIT 24 SAILING (Salona 38, 4 meetings), MIA (Grand Surprise, 4 meetings), JOLLY (J/97, 3 meetings), BLACK PEARL (Finnflyer 36, 3 meetings), CALENA (Farr 30, 3 meetings), SILVA (First 36.7, 3 meetings), DIRECTO (Italia 9.98, 3 meetings), HAPPY HOUR (Italia 9.98, 2 meetings), TEGU (Dehler 30 OD, 2 meetings), PARUSNIK-IV (Farr 30, 2 meetings), THETIS (First 31.7, 1 meeting), VENTUS (Melges 32, 1 meeting), COMME IL FAUT (Farr 30, 1 meeting), EDELWEISS (T 34, 1 meeting), HELIN (Ridas 31, 1 meeting)
How LOW compares with a typical First 34.7
Her main 2026 measurements against the middle of the fleet: one boat per sail number, the latest full-crew configuration with spinnaker, First 34.7s measured since 2025.
Above the line she is quicker than a typical First 34.7; below, slower. Move the wind: plenty of boats sit on one side in the light and the other when it blows.
Full width is 0.4 kn either way.
At 10 knots she gives away time to a typical First 34.7 on the broad reach.
Speed at every angle
LOW in blue, a typical First 34.7 dashed.
LOW in blue, a typical First 34.7 dashed; green marks the closest useful beat and the deepest run worth sailing.
Other First 34.7s racing
Every sister ship with results on TackRegatta, the most recently raced first.
More about the First 34.7
Speed at every angle, Race Edge, the race record of the whole fleet and how the boats are set up.
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