Lightning 368 | Runner Up - Y&Y Class of the Year 2010

Dinghy Show

So folks, its the dinghy show this coming weekend. Everything is prep’d for the stand We have loads of new goodies on show, including the new two part mast kit, a masterpiece of design by John C. Very, Very simple to use, Full or SR rig, variable stiffness top sections. Pretty much everything you could want in a simple flexible design. The stand will be manned by LN experts all day for both days, so plenty of...

Just to get you in the mo...

so, its been a long, long, wet, wet, windy, windy winter. Just to get you back in thge mood for a bit of LN sailing again, We’ve posted up two new photo galleries, both from 2013 and both very different. Whitefriars was supposed to be – well according to the forecast – a light and sunny day. We have sun okay, but it was joined with a very solid 20-30 mph right across the lake all day. Surprised a...

Subs, Subs, Subs…

So folks, have you paid your SUBS. Just sixteen pounds gets you all the Class can offer; a super open series on all kinds of water, Class training days, the first one in April, Rupert’s Yearbook, full of all things LN, and access to the Members only section of the Website. If you’re into your Lightning then CA Membership is a must. It’s all very simple, grab the form off the website membership...

About

W elcome to the Lightning 368 Class Association web site. We hope you find the information you are looking for and the site interesting and informative. Our site is updated at least weekly and often even more frequently.

Event Info

Our Traveller Series continues to grow with events better attended than ever. We look to provide interesting venues and different sailing conditions, ranging from river sailing on the Thames to our sea championships, which this year are going to be held at Weston SC, on Southampton Water over two days.

Why Sail a Lightning

There are a large number of single handed dinghies to chose from, so what makes the Lightning stand out? Before answering that we would encourage you first, to think about the kind of sailing you want to do and what you find enjoyable.