In these old IOR bearing stability was quite poor due to its narrow water lines aft.
Anyway you can see a series of errors, regardless of the jibe maneuver with wind, in itself, is quite critical.
If the wind gets out the anti-pole, bad, but when the boat will luff or arrival in the band does not let go of the sheet or spi arm, bad too. Hence do not ever be sliced \u200b\u200bin the whips of spinnaker sheet and breaststroke.
As for breaking the club (very similar to the one I've been), appears to be due to failure of material, the backstay or the crude, and falling overboard from the crew seems caused by the sweep boom, due to the inertia of the boat to get the rig in water. Cousas
do vento ... :-)
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