...I expect that the other competitors are able to manouver their boats such that they don't sink me. And that they have enough respect for the sport and each other to try to play the game fairly.
Steve Clark
For the sake of accuracy ,and IMO, getting off pretty easily on the forums for something pretty incredible. You weren't sunk, you were fouled and hit. This happens all the time on the racecourse. Better get used to it or stop racing.
The quote above and your other post insinuates that you were fouled and hit purposely by the other competitor. Why would he want to damage his boat? Could it have been an accident?
...And that they have enough respect for the sport and eachother...
I won't point out the irony, but I will say my kids were near the incident. Respect, yeah.
Regardless of rules, who fouled who, you ate something bad for breakfast, the stars weren't aligned, or whatever else...apologies or not... smashing a boat up on the beach out of frustration is very unsportsmanlike. Probably more unsportsmanlike than purposely fouling someone on the course.
Sorry to be harsh, but geez.
Watch the ticker bro, shouldn't be wound that tight.
