Except when they're wrong and succumb to pressure and personal bias... Tillerman is at it again with another assignment. Last time, in response to his request for Worst Sailing Mistakes , I posted a story about my Protest Shoe . Overall the response provided many funny stories and a few intense ones. Fortunately, no one was seriously hurt (emotionally or physically) in the making of these stories. This time the assignment is Top Race Committee Screw Ups . First and in general, these (for the most part) volunteers to a great job. We couldn't have fun racing without them. The good ones run a race or regatta in such a way you hardly know they're there. On the other hand... they do occasionally make mistakes. In a regatta on our local lake, we were racing on Sunday. IIRC, the points were quite close. We were setting up for what was likely the final race of the regatta. The committee put up the course label and the sequence was rolling. We made sure we new the course, studie
The Lido 14 is a great boat to race with your kids. I have really enjoyed sharing this wonderful sport with my son this summer. It seems every night out brings a new experience or new lesson. It might be a huge wind shift at the start or taking on a little water over the rail in a tack or sailing very close to other boats. I've seen it before but it's been fun to experience it again with Mr. T. Many firsts for him... Good times for us!
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