35-2 racing sails
Before I retired from sailmaking (at Doyle) I built a very fast main, 100% blade, 155% AP genoa, Airex 600 AP spinnaker and a daisy staysail/windseeker for "Providence" here in Chicago. The boat has won or placed in most of the recent Mac races with them.
If you go to Chuck at Doyle Chesapeake and tell him you would like the sails Seth did for Providence in Chicago he can call John (now running the Chicago loft) and get the designs. Or, Chuck can design his own sails for you.
My feeling is that Bacon is a quality sailmaker for cruising sails, but they don't have a racing R&D department and if you want "evolved", competitive racing sails you should go to a name brand sailmaker (Doyle, UK, Quantum or North).
There are also some regional guys who have well developed racing sails (Ullman, EP, Haarstick, etc.), and they will definitely do a good job also, so I would stick with a sailmaker known for racing sails if that is what you want. They will have decades of successful designs for boats like yours, and the odds of them getting it right the first time are better.
Good luck
