During the early Olympic Games, sailing was in larger boats, with as many as 10-12 sailors, and "time handicaps" were used to determine the race winner.
"Time handicaps" were used to determine the race winner. During the early Olympic Games, nations competed in larger boats, with as many as 10-12 sailors.
During the early Olympic Games, nations competed in larger boats, with as many as 10-12 sailors. "Time handicaps" were used to determine the race winner.
During the early Olympic Games, nations competed in larger boats, with as many as 10-12 sailors. "Time handicaps" were used to determine the race winner.