DINGHY SAILING

The video covers a unique sailing event at George's River, Australia, where 18, 12, and 16-foot boats compete over a 12-mile course in Botany Bay. The race, featuring appropriate handicaps, sees an 18-footer outperform many but finish fourth, while a 12-footer wins, making history. The event highlights the competitive nature of sailing and the strategic use of handicaps.

What is unique about the sailing event at George's River?

• It is the first international sailing event in Australia.

• It is the first time 18 footers are racing against 12 and 16 footers.

• It is the longest race ever held in Australia.

• It is the first time boats are racing without handicaps.

Which boat finished fourth overall in the race?

• The 12 footer vagabond

• A 16 footer

• An 18 footer

• A 12 footer

Which boat made sailing history by winning the race?

• The 12 footer vagabond

• A 12 footer

• A 16 footer

• An 18 footer

Which boat came in second place in the race?

• A 12 footer

• An 18 footer

• A 16 footer

• The 12 footer vagabond

What is mentioned about Washington, D.C. in the transcript?

• It is where the 12 footer vagabond was built.

• It is the location of the sailing club.

• It is one of many American cities mentioned.

• It is hosting the next sailing event.