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The Soling keelboat beat out the Etchells and other keelboats to
become the Olympic three man keelboat, despite the fact the Etchells, a similar design, is a faster boat. Etchells historians will say that the Etchells class was ripped off, since the Etchells is a faster boat because its greater waterline length. This is true. I feel the Soling won the Olympic three man keelboat competition because of a fundamental design difference between the two boats. What is the most fundamental and significant difference between the Soling and the Etchells keelboats? [10 points] |
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