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You are upwind of the start line on your beach catamarran,
before the gun, on the favored end of the course. Many of the boats in the fleet are hove-to just under the starting line. You don't have time to go around, and you decided to back down (sail backwards) by pushing your main out on the port side and steer directly downwind to get below the starting line. You mange to do this before the gun. What do you think will happen--aside from a bunch of ****ed off sailors to leeward? Who has right of way? Is this a good strategy? |
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