Wing and wing,[1] Wing on wing,[2] Goosewinging[3] or Goosewinged,[4] is a term used to define, in a fore-and-aft-rigged sailboat, the way to navigate sailing directly downwind, with the mainsail and the foresail extended outwards on opposite sides of the boat, forming a 180º angle, to maximize the projected area of sail exposed to the wind. The jib is held out by the clew with a whisker pole,[5] to allow the capture of the maximum amount of wind on the chosen side, without being covered by

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