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

Dinghy Show 2014

Well, it will soon be show time again and our stand for 2014 has just been confirmed. We are in West Hall again on stand F12, a nice corner plot. We have a Dinghy Show News page HERE, which we will add to as info and news becomes available. As usual we’ll have one of the new boats on show and this year the new two section mast system, which really is going to be a killer feature for the Class, see the link...

2014 Open Series

Hi All, The 2014 open series events are posted up on the ‘events Info’ page here: Event Page Eleven events nicely spaced with a few new venues or different formats. Once again we have been invited to sail with Manor Park on the Sunday for those who travel north, ro south for that matter to make a weekend of it. We have also posted up a couple of FUN only events that quite a few of the Class also like to...

Final Results

We’ve posted up the final results for the 2013 series, another super year for the Lightnings. Forty Two competitors, the vast majority sailing more than one race and new faces appearing on the circuit for the fist time. You can find the full results table here: CLICK for 2013 Series Results. Prep for next year is well underway and we’ll have the 2014 events schedule posted up in the next few days, some...

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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.