Boat racing is a competitive sport involving the racing of boats over a specific distance on water. This activity can take various forms, including but not limited to sailboat races, motorboat races, rowing races, and dragon boat racing. Participants in boat racing aim to complete the designated course as quickly as possible, often involving techniques of navigation, speed, and strategy. Races can occur in various bodies of water, such as rivers, lakes, and oceans, and may be organized as formal events with strict regulations or informal competitions. Boat racing is popular worldwide, attracting both amateur and professional enthusiasts, and often includes the use of specialized equipment and boats designed for optimal performance in racing conditions.
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.…