How does a 'Casco de Planeo' (Planing Hull) differ hydrodynamically from a 'Casco de Desplazamiento' (Displacement Hull)?

1. A planing hull generates hydrodynamic lift at speed to ride atop the water surface, exceeding displacement hull speed limits
2. A planing hull is always submerged deeper into the water as speed increases to maintain directional stability
3. A displacement hull cannot carry an outboard motor, whereas a planing hull requires twin inboards
4. A planing hull relies exclusively on sails, whereas a displacement hull is strictly motorized