They're in sight of each other and going roughly the same direction.
My sailing dictionary defines racing as a "popular nautical contact sport."
yes Urban, any 2 sailboats in close proximity are racing. And both are commenting on the others sail trim. The winner is the craft that gets upwind and blankets the wind of the loser. Time to pop a cold one. LOL
Quote from: Jim in TC on March 31, 2025, 08:52:46 AMMy sailing dictionary defines racing as a "popular nautical contact sport."
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Quote from: soilgod on March 31, 2025, 08:49:07 PMyes Urban, any 2 sailboats in close proximity are racing. And both are commenting on the others sail trim. The winner is the craft that gets upwind and blankets the wind of the loser. Time to pop a cold one. LOL
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Definitely commenting on the other's sail trim.
Quote from: soilgod on March 31, 2025, 08:49:07 PMThe winner is the craft that gets upwind and blankets the wind of the loser. Time to pop a cold one. LOL
Back in the day, at summer camp (as boating director, not camper) we staff would take the Sunfish out and the team that could slip so close as to flip the other's rudder up was de facto winner...
Quote from: Jim in TC on April 04, 2025, 09:58:24 AMBack in the day, at summer camp (as boating director, not camper) we staff would take the Sunfish out and the team that could slip so close as to flip the other's rudder up was de facto winner...
More chuckles . . . excellent exercise for sharpening boat handling skills . . . .