Boat racing is a competitive water sport in which individuals or teams race boats over a designated distance or course. It encompasses various types of vessels, including rowboats, sailboats, powerboats, and canoes, and can occur on rivers, lakes, seas, or specially designed tracks. Events may involve different formats, such as drag racing, endurance racing, or circuit racing, and can range from informal competitions to highly organized events at national and international levels. The sport requires a combination of skill, strategy, teamwork, and physical ability, depending on the type of racing and the conditions in which it takes place. Boat racing is popular worldwide and often features numerous classes based on the type of boat, racing format, and participant age or experience level.
The GⅡ "28th Motorboat Birth Festival" is currently taking place in Omura, drawing significant excitement. Strong winds prompted organizers to use stabilizers starting from the 9th heat of the preliminaries.…