Anyone who learns to sail in the right way can win races, and in this sailing classic, Eric Twiname shows in detail why some helmsmen consistently win whilst others consistently finish in the middle or at the back of the fleets. He explains how helmsmen and crew are the main race-winning variables - not their boat - and shows how winning is primarily the result of a conscious mental process, with a series of clearly defined decisions correctly made. 232 Pages p/b