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This weekend the fleet of seven TF35s met for the second time on Lake Geneva, Switzerland, for round two of training. Hosted by the Société Nautique de Genève three days of racing allowed the organisers, race committee and teams to settle on the final Championship format ready for TF35 Trophy to be launched in 2021.

Racing over the 9 - 11 October, the autumnal weather conditions on the lake enabled the race committee to run eight regattas. Three races on Friday in a 10-13 knot westerly wind, on Saturday a single race held in a light and shifting wind and finally on Sunday the weekend concluded with three races held in an unstable breeze of 4-11 knots.

This weekend, 4-6 September, seven of the new TF35 high-performance foiling catamarans met for the first time on Lake Geneva, Switzerland, for a training weekend hosted by Club Nautique de Crans.

For the first time, the fleet of seven TF35s will meet on Lake Geneva, Switzerland, to take part in two training weekends.

With the entire sporting world having been brought to a temporary standstill this year due to the COVID-19 coronavirus. The new TF35 Class, due to start racing in the summer of 2020, has revised its schedule.

Eight teams will compete in the first ever TF35 Trophy, with four Swiss crews transitioning over from the D35 and four new crews set to join the fray. 

Last night, Thursday 20 February, the TF35 was presented with the coveted Innovation Award at the Foiling Awards ceremony in Milan, Italy. 

Over February and March 2020 each of the TF35 teams can get their hands on Boat Zero for a week of winter training in Mar Menor, Murcia, Spain. 

After two years in design and build, the next generation of foiling catamaran, the TF35 boat zero has been launched on Lake Geneva. 

On Saturday, 21 September, the D35 Trophy held its closing party hosted at the Société Nautique de Genève.

On Tuesday, 20 August, the next generation of high performance foiling catamaran was unveiled as the TF35 splashed on Lake Geneva for its first test sail.

With earlier take-off speeds, guaranteed foiling upwind and down and a fully automatic flight control system, the TF35 uses the latest in foiling technology, both to improve performance and simplify high speed foiling while making it easier to race.

Compared to its predecessors, the TF35 has been designed with the significant drive to offer top level foiling to a wider audience of sailors. 

A project 21 months in the making, the innovative TF35's journey from first concept to first splash was spearheaded by an experienced design team.