Governing
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UK
International 2.4mR Class Association |
UK 2.4mR class Association |
International
2.4mR Class Association |
International 2.4mR class Association |
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British
International 420 Class Association |
British 420 Class Association |
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International
420 Class Association |
International 420 Class Association |
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470
Internationale |
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Austrian
470 Class Association |
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Chile
470 Class |
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Czech
470 Association |
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Dutch
470 Assoc |
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French
470 Assoc |
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Japanese
470 Assoc |
May require Japanese language support
to view although some pages are available
in English |
Polish
470 Assoc |
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Russian
470 Assoc |
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Spanish
470 Assoc |
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Swedish
470 Assoc |
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UK
470 Class Association |
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United
States 470 Association |
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UK
505 Association |
Full site with links to all the international
associations |

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Albacore Class (National) |
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Albacore Class (International) |
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B14 Information |
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Blaze
Class Association |
Blaze Class |
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Bosun Dinghy Class Association |
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Buzz
Class Association |
Buzz Class Association |
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Byte
Class
Association UK |
Byte Class Association UK |
International
Byte Class Association UK |
International Byte Class Association
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Cadet
Class Association |
Cadet Class Association |
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Canadian
Albacore Association |
The Canadian Albacore Association (CAA)
is the national association of Canadian
owners and sailors of Albacore dinghies,
founded in 1961. The purpose of the Association
is primarily to promote and support the
orderly and fun filled development of
the fleet, and to maintain a high profile
for this one-design class. |
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Combined
Comet Classes |
Combined Comet Classes Website |
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British
Contender Association |
The British Contender Association is
the official UK class association of the
International Contender Class.
The International Contender is the World's
most popular single-handed trapeze sailing
dinghy. |
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Dart
16 Association |
For those of you who be unfamiliar
with UKIDA, it stands for United Kingdom
International Dart Association, and is
the class association for the Dart 16
& Dart 18 sailing classes in the UK.
This particular site is focused on the
Dart 16. |
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UK
Dart 18 Catamaran Association |
UK Dart 18 Catamaran Association |
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International
Dart Association |
International Dart Association |
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Canadian
Dart Catamaran Association |
The dart is...A fun, high performance,
easy-to-handle beach catamaran designed
by Rodney March (designer of the Olympic
class Tornado), built in Great Britain.
Fun at any beach for the family or racing
in summer regattas. |
Austria
Dart Association |
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Dutch
Dart Association |
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French
Dart Association |
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German
Dart Association |
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Italian
Dart Association |
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South
African Dart Association |
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Swiss
Dart Association |
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International
Finn Association |
International Finn Class Association |
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North
American Finn Class for US and Canada |
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Finn
Site -
Germany |
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Enterprise
Class Association |
The Enterprise is a 4 metre long sailing
dinghy with distinctive, and easily recognisable,
light blue sails. It is one of the largest
classes in the world, and the popularity
of this Jack Holt design is due to its
excellent qualities both as a cruising
and racing boat. There are now more than
23300 registered boats. |
Enterprise
Dinghy Covers |
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International
Etchells Class |
History of Etchells, specifications,
photos, videos, builders, race schedules
and results, tuning advice, projects,
and boats for sale. |
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International
Association for Disabled Sailing (IFDS)
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Sailing takes many forms; you can cruise,
race or simply potter around in all kinds
of boats, on the sea or inland water.
It is one of the very few sports in which
able-bodied sailors and disabled sailors
can participate on equal terms. |
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British
Dragon Association |
The Dragon is one of the most beautiful
and prestigious keelboat classes in the
world and with more than 1400 boats racing
worldwide it is also one of the largest.
Designed in 1929 the Dragon quickly became
a leading international class and remains
a world leader today. |
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The
British Finn Association |
The Finn has the best pedigree of all
single-handed dinghy's having been selected
to compete in every Olympic Games since
1952 |
Finn
Dinghy Covers |
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United
Kingdom Fireball Association |
The Official site of the UK Fireball
Class Sailing Association |
Fireball
- Czech |
The Official site of the Czech Fireball
Class Sailing Association |
Fireball
- France |
Official French Fireball Site |
Fireball
- Ireland |
Official Irish Fireball Site |
Fireball
- Switzerland |
Official Swiss Fireball Site |
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UK
Flying Dutchman Class |
UK site for the Flying Dutchman
class |
Flying
Dutchman Class |
Flying Dutchman Class - British Section
- Facebook Page |
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The International Flying Fifteen is
an exciting two person racing keelboat |
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Gradulate
Class Association |
Gradulate Class Association |
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GP14
Class UK |
Originally designed by Jack Holt in
1949, the GP14 dinghy is easily recognised
by the distinctive bell on the mainsail.
This is thought to be either a reference
to the legendary bells of Aberdyfi, North
Wales, where Jack Holt is alleged to have
designed the GP14 dinghy or, perhaps more
likely, it relates to the original manufacturer
Bell Woodworking. |
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GP14
Class Ireland |
Irish GP14 Association |
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ISO
Class |
ISO Class Association |
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Miracle
Dinghy Class Association |
Official Miracle Dinghy Class Association
Website |
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UK
Mirror Class Association |
The UK Mirror Class Association is
the body which promotes and administers
Mirror dinghy sailing in the UK and represents
UK Mirror sailors to other partner bodies
such as the RYA, the International Mirror
Class Association and through them the
International Sailing Federation (ISAF).
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International
Mirror Class Association |
The Mirror is the World's most popular
double handed sailing dinghy, With its
low price, light and seaworthy design
that is easy to sail, the Mirror quickly
achieved its objectives, becoming the
World's most popular double handed sailing
dinghy. Probably responsible for introducing
more people to the delights of sailing
than any other design, some have even
gone onto win Olympic medals, the latest
being Paul Goodison taking Gold in China.
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Mirror
Sailing Scotland |
Mirror Sailing Scotland (MSS) is a
branch of the UK Mirror Class Association.
Our aim is to re-invigorate interest in
Mirror dinghy sailing in Scotland, which
has been in decline in recent years. We
are continuing to develop this website,
adding articles of interest and news about
sailing events around Scotland. |
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RS
Feva Association |
RS Feva Association |
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RS200
Class Association |
RS200 Class Association |
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The
National Solo |
The National Solo is a classic, one-design,
single handed dinghy. Designed by Jack
Holt in 1956,the Solo remains a popular
dinghy, sailed at manyclubs in the UK,
Holland and Australia. Originally designed
in wood, competitive boats are now widely
available in Foam Reinforced Plastic (FRP)
or composite construction (FRP hull and
wood deck) as well as wood. |
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SB20
Class |
Formerly the SB3 |
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Sonata
Sailing
National One Design |
You can race it, you can cruise it.
It comes in both fixed keel and lifting
keel versions. The Sonata is very seaworthy
and fast for its size. |
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The
Sprint 15 Catamaran |
The Sprint 15 Catamaran Association |
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Streaker
(SCOA) |
The Streaker dinghy was designed by
Jack Holt in 1975 and was first launched
in November of that year, since then it
has been shown regularly at boat shows
throughout the country. |
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Supernova
Single Dinghy Class Association |
The Supernova is a "one design"
single handed sailing dinghy of 4.3 metres
length with an 8 square metre fully battened
mylar sail and stayed mast. It was originally
designed and built by Mark Giles |
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United
States Albacore Association |
Albacore Class (United States) |
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Wanderer
Class Owners' Association |
Anyone interested in details about
joining the WCOA or requiring an information
pack should contact the Membership Secretary,
sally@gilbertsa.freeserve.co.uk There
is also an online version of the Membership
Form available on their site for printing
out. |
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Wayfarer
Dinghy Association |
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ALBA SAILING is Scotland's premier
independent bareboat and skippered yacht
charter company and RYA Training Centre |
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Located between the sea and the River
Alde on the Suffolk coast. |
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Information about people, facilities,
activities and events for members and
visitors. |
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Bossoms |
Bossoms Boatbuilders |
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Bough
Beech Sailing Club |
Bough Beech Sailing Club is based on
250 acres of reservoir nestling in the
hillside between Edenbridge and Sevenoaks.
The wind is unobstructed from the south
of the reservoir and the elevated position
provides good winds from the prevailing
south west. |
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Burnham
Sailing Club |
The club was formed in 1930 by a small
group of yacht crews and local marine
business people who, in those days, were
barred from Yacht Racing Association (YRA)
membership because of their occupation. |
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Cardiff
Yacht Club |
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Racing, cruising and social on Belfast
Lough, N.Ireland. |
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Club activities range from social events
to national race meetings with competitors
travelling from all over the country. |
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Dinghy sailing club offering fleet
racing, cruising, and instruction. |
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Major sailing venue on the south coast
of England. |
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Yachting association that organises
racing and cruising events, has a dinghy
training section and supports disabled
sailing. |
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Etchells
World Championship 2013 |
Yacht Club Cala de’ Medici and
the International Etchells Class Association
cordially invite you to attend the 2013
Etchells World Championship regatta 6-15
June 2013. |
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Three miles long and 1.5 miles across
at its widest, the 1600 acres of open
water provide perfect sailing conditions
for racing or cruising. The relatively
flat surrounding countryside of Western
Cambridgeshire does little to disturb
the lighter breezes, a major problem on
so many inland waters. |
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Helford
River Sailing Club |
Founded in 1948 and located on the
south bank of the idylic Helford River.
Some of the best sailing waters in England
with shore facilities and pontoons. |
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Offering leisure and competitive sailing
for laser, solo, 420, wafarer, bittern,
and leader classes. |
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The official website for the International
Sailing Federation |
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Island
Yacht Club |
Island Yacht Club |
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Club is located on the mainland side
of Hayling Island road bridge. Facilities
for sailing cruisers, sailing dayboats
and dinghies. Access available to both
Chichester (via public slipway) and Langstone
harbours (via private slipway). RYA Sailability
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Maidenhead
Sailing Club |
Maidenhead Sailing Club offers a warm
welcome to new members. Come and sail
on our 51 acre lake with fine views over
open country side. We offer sailing every
week of the year with a full season of
events for you to join in. We are a family
friendly club with a strong junior section.
Sail your own boat or hire one of the
club's boat, we have over 20 to choose
from to suit all abilities... |
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On the Medway featuring large racing
and cruising classes including Cadet class. |
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Yacht and dinghy racing and training
by RYA qualified instructors. |
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Parkstone
Yacht Club |
Wayfarer National Championship 2013
Thursday 6th – Sunday 9th June.
see Parkstone site for further details. |
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Pembrokeshire
Yacht Club |
Pembrokeshire yachting facilities |
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POOLE YACHT CLUB is a large impressive
Sailing Club situated in Poole Harbour,
offering excellent facilities to its members
and visitors at open events. Launching
is possible at any state of the tide via
a wide concrete slipway with a secondary
slipway adjoining the beach alongside.
The sailing area for racing is a large
expanse of water directly in front of
the club. |
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The oldest yacht club in the UK. Offers
membership benefits, cruising and racing
information, and more. |
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National governing body for pleasure
boating in the UK. Sail Training Association |
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RS
Sailing United Sates |
RS Sailing Organisation in United Sates
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Yacht and dinghy sailing friendly,
fun club for racers Laser II, National
12, Topper and Mirror fleets. |
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Dinghy racing and cruising with RYA
recognised training establishment status. |
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Small, friendly club in the Scottish
Borders with class racing for Enterprises
and Mirrors, but any boats are welcome. |
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We are a friendly, family club offering
excellent facilities, competitive racing,
sail training, and a convivial social
programme |
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Dinghy sailing club on Southampton
Water. |
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Provides opportunities for sail training,
cruising, chartering and social activities. |
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We are a dinghy sailing club based
on the Pontsticill reservoir in the. beautiful
Brecon Beacons national park a few miles
north of Merthyr. Tydfil. |
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Established in 1925, one thing Wivenhoe
Sailing Club takes pride in is its relaxed,
family atmosphere. Add to this a do-it-yourself
approach to maintenance and organisation,
and the result is a friendly, local, low-cost
club with excellent facilities and a lively
sailing and social programme. |
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Information about the club and events
organised: Expo'98 Round the World Rally,
Hong Kong Challenge, ARC (Atlantic Rally
for Cruisers), and the Millennium Odyssey. |