Weymouth/Portsmouth SpeedWeek adjusts the course between arrays of 500 meter markers for very accurate timing. There is a website that goes back many years. However, the cost to participate removes casual sailors.
It would be way cool to have it on this side of the pond, but---maybe only Kansas would have reliable strong wind.
Or- Hood River I suppose. Any other suggestions?

OTOH Americans don't have many experimental sailcraft that would be appropriate for this high speed activity anymore. Ingenuity and invention have been largely lost. I guess the dumbed-down tubers and jetski crowd and their offspring will be satisfied buying rotomolded plastic floating crap- thingies from manufacturers in China.
Oh- I forgot the cuss words. #$^(*&@#$%$%^(*&^%$


Dacarls:
A-class USA 196, USA 21, H18, H16
"Nothing that's any good works by itself. You got to make the damn thing work"- Thomas Edison