USA heel on the flatter side. More boats a bit more to LW
Leeway on low side
Jib lead a bit on the outside with low jib cunno
Highest CA1
Clew most to LW with highest amount of movement
Lowest twist amount
Lowest AWA E1
Low rake movement
Downwind Straight Lines Foiling
Usa jib on the outside and jib cunno low
Clew most to LW and lowest twist
Low rake movement
Tacks
Full Foiling Tacks
Interesting to see GBR with the highest upwind meters in tacks. What they seem to be doing different is turning into the wind more just before head to wind, luffing harder pre tack, increasing VMG a lot in 5 seconds pre head to wind. They increase speed a touch more than the others (above 45kph)
AUS increases speed a lot, but sails very low (they had only 3, bad day, so maybe not the ones to look at)
USA has pretty low angle on exit, could try to stay higher there
USA heel a bit on WW side on entry and LW on exit
USA max rake on new side all the time, looks like others are not always max
USA canting out after on early side, not that much difference, though
USA short two board time, lifting early
USA low twist on entry, high twist a bit later from head to wind than others
Clew on entry on LW side, on WW side after head to wind. More static after. Others have it to LW after head to wind and pull it up later on.
USA pushes rudder harder
USA enters with rudded average mid fleet, drops it a lot and a bit later than the others. Goes back to lower number than the rest.
Jib fits the rest, the only outlier is low cunno load.
Foiling Gybes
VMG is filpped (did some changes to the app).
USA enters on high angle / low vmg.
CAN seems to be entering the fastest, losing the least amount of SOG.
USA new LW rake on high side
USA two board time longer, lifting on the late side
USA cant drop on the outside, keeping it more out through the turn
USA twist on the low side at entry and also not opening at exit as the others
USA clew a bit on LW side, both entry and catch
USA max rudder turn a bit on stronger side
USA low jib cunno
RoundUps
USA pretty solid, high upwind metersno need for major changes
USA Slower turn, less rudder push
USA rudder avg on higher side
USA bow down and pretty flat, fleet more to LW
USA lower twist and clew more to LW. Camber on higher side