Description
Most sailing boat owners enter for and want to win races. Most races are won because the winning boat sails faster than its sisters. As a rule, this extra speed is due to the sails being just that little bit better set to the wind. A shade of extra tension on a shroud or the forestay, an adjustment of a sheet or the rake of the mast may be all the makes the difference. When all the factors which make for speed in the adjustment of sails are examined without difficulty in the light of the aero-research of many years and simply presented in the pages of a book, this makes good news for the racing helmsman.
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