If you’ve ever driven across the Ross Island Bridge and looked south, you might’ve seen them — a fleet of tiny white triangle-shaped sailboats zigzagging back and forth like someone lit their sails on fire. It looks aimless. Disorganized. Like a miniature regatta gone rogue. It’s not. It’s supposed to look like that. It’s chaos with a purpose. Every Wednesday evening during the summer, a group of dinghy sailors — some seasoned racers, some just figuring it out — harness the evening wind on the Willamette River and race with precision. What looks like chaos is actually the Willamette Sailing Club’s summer Wednesday night races. Read more at the link in our bio. 📹: mark_w_graves #sailing #willamettesailing #willamette #willametteriver #dinghy #dinghyracing #sailingrace