2020 World Championships - Medal Race

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  • čas přidán 18. 02. 2020
  • The top ten boats at the 2020 Nacra 17 World Championships, hosted by Royal Geelong Yacht Club in Australia, lined up for a thrilling medal race which saw Great Britain's John Gimson & Anna Burnet recover from a large points deficit to claim victory by just one point over Australia's Nathan and Haylee Outteridge.
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Komentáře • 10

  • @equiserre
    @equiserre Před 3 lety +4

    awesome action, granted I´m a sailor but still! I watched till the end

  • @saltyfinn4512
    @saltyfinn4512 Před 3 lety +4

    Sad to see what they did to my favorite sailing class. This is no longer the pinnacle of the sport with forced mixed teams. It is now a joke. However the N17s are awesome to sail.

    • @Nacra17Sailing
      @Nacra17Sailing  Před 3 lety +17

      Since we've never heard of you I'm sure it's safe to say you never amounted to much as a sailor with an attitude like that!

    • @saltyfinn4512
      @saltyfinn4512 Před 3 lety +3

      @@Nacra17Sailing Obviously you know nothing about the multihull sailing in the olympics. Olympics used to the pinnacle of the sport until affirmative action screwed up the class with mixed teams. It used to be open teams which meant you got to race against the best in the world. Now it is a joke because it is all about the women and not who is best. I could care less whether youve heard of me. Ive never heard of you either but that does not change the facts. Keep sailing in the special olympics though.

    • @Nacra17Sailing
      @Nacra17Sailing  Před 3 lety +11

      @@saltyfinn4512 Your male ego is clearly interfering with your powers of observation. Just take a look at the crew work on a Nacra 17 downwind. The team must be totally in sync to get the pitch and balance right at all times. Compare that to have a crew sit to leeward and put up with a fire hose and there is no contest who is sailing with more skill! You may wish to look back fondly at the good old days, but this is the future of sailing.

    • @saltyfinn4512
      @saltyfinn4512 Před 3 lety +3

      @@Nacra17Sailing I know it is a great boat. I am very familiar with it. LOL male ego? You are the one who cant compete with men. It has nothing to do with male ego. It has to do with the fact that in order for this to be the pinnacle of the sport the teams must be open like they used to be. It is women who could not compete with men on the Tornado so they decided to force women into the class even though the representation in the sport is more like 8 men to 1 woman. Tornado was too physically demanding for women to compete at the same level. N17 is much less demanding and favors lighter teams so why not make it open so that it represents the best in the sport? In its current state this class will never represent the best and thus will remain a joke. Feminism came to the multihulls and once again took away the best.

    • @timbrink
      @timbrink Před 3 lety +1

      Save the mommy issues for your therapist.