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What exactly does the Sailboat racing term a bullet mean start first round first finish first or just finish first?
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The term bullet, in sailboat racing, means taking first place in a race.
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What kind of a race might a competitor use a trapeze in?
Sailboat racing
What kind racing might a competitor use trapeze in?
The pilot of a hang glider hangs from a trapeze. Racing hang gliders doesn't come up often as a competitive event, though.
What has the author Eric Tabarly written?
Eric Tabarly has written: 'Pen Duick' -- subject(s): Yacht racing 'Lonely victory, Atlantic race 1964' -- subject(s): Yacht racing, Sailboat racing 'Pen Duick VI' -- subject(s): Pen Duick VI (Yacht), Sailing, Single-handed 'Lonely victory' -- subject(s): Yacht racing, Sailboat racing 'Histoire d'un record' -- subject(s): History, Paul Ricard (Boat), Sailboat racing
Sailboat rightaway over another sailboat?
In racing situations, the general rule is the sailboat on a starboard tack has the right of way. In navigational situations, generally the larger sailboat has right of way, however these rules may vary by country.
What is the name of the song which has the lyrics like a bullet from a gun and is about racing cars?
Chastain - Bullet From A Gun
Can you finish hill climb racing?
no
What kind of racing might a competitor use a trampeze in?
go cart stock cart bicycling sailboat
What is it called when you make a sailboat sail smaller for racing?
Making the sail area smaller is called reefing.
What is the horse racing results?
The order of finish.
What is a Class 40 sailboat mainly used for?
The Class 40 sailboat is a type of yacht mainly used for offshore and coastal sailing. They are generally monohulls and are considered high-performance racing boats.
How do you spell sowling?
The word may be soling (adding a sole to a shoe). Also Soling, a class of racing sailboat.
Why is a sailboat on a Canadian dime?
It's an image of the Bluenose, which was a Canadian fishing boat and racing schooner in the 1920s and '30s.
