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

Whitefriars

Our next event is on Saturday the 1st June at Whitefriars. Its ahile since the Class has sailed at this club and for this event we are joined by the British Moths, another Class that John builds. Whitefriars SC is close to the M4 by Swindon in the Cotswold water park, very close to Cotswold SC in fact. A kind invitation has been extended to the Class, to camp over and sail with the Moths if anyone wants to make a...

Nats Info and Update

I’ve posted up the NORs, SIs and Entry Form for the 2013 Nationals, which again will be held at Northampton SC, but little later than we have in recent years. This year we have moved the NATs into September, 14th and 15th to be precise. Once again camping will be available all weekend, including the Friday. This is all included in the entry fee, however, you will need to book a pitch with the club. Keep a...

Oxford Summary Results

Super day’s sailing at Oxford, given the very light conditions. The weather forecast was ‘improving’ all week, but the absence of rain, also had the wind slipping away too. Anyway, three good races, albeit the middle one was very light, but we all managed to keeping moving at least. The final race did see the wind fill in some and the was a great charge for the line, with pretty much the whole...

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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.