Actually, for that day the sail as shown was perfect. This was the start of Chesapeake-100 that started in nuclear conditions. We were taking hits from heavy hitting gusts here in the harbor, heading on a close reach. Later we blast-reached down the Bay under main only, double-trapped, averaging 20 knots. Lower on the Bay when the wind dropped out the jib came out. There was a lot of carnage when we cleared the Harbor and got into the West River. Lots of boats dropped out. A lot of the other pictures of this set up is in lighter air, I'll see what I can find...

By the way, out of this set up, we liked the main but always thought the oversized jib was a little difficult to make work.