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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 designed by Mark Giles and is constructed from GRP and foam sandwich by Hartley Laminates in Derby. Hartleys also generously support the class by providing prizes for many of the events. 
If the Supernova is new to you the general introduction will be helpful.
It was windy at WOSC! Supernova With Twist Supernova Reaching Fast Supernova at Speed Gybe (How it should be done!) More High Speed Gybes 
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 Title Sponsor for 2010 EFG Private Bank are back as our title sponsor for 2010. This means that the Nationals this year at Llandudno in July are to be the EFG Private Bank Supernova National Championships. Class Association Membership It's that time of year when it's time to renew membership of the class association for what is going to be a very exiting time for the class. Once again membership has been frozen at £15. You can renew your membership online where you pay by PayPal, or you can print out the membership form and put it in the post. Changes to the Supernova dinghy 2010 will bring about some exciting changes to the Supernova dinghy. As well as new sail (manufactured By Jeckells, the deck layout is to get a makeover - which will probably result in an open transom. The new layout is expected to be revealed at the Dinghy Exibition. A new page has been set up to keep you up to date with these changes. Gold Fleet Rankings 2010 The positions after the Winter Champs can be found here,
Draycote Water Sat 23rd January  No prizes for spotting Mark Hartley at the Winters Not a brilliant turnount for a variety of reasons but the venue got a good reception and the class will be back there later this year. Congratulations to Richard Pakes of Haversham SC who took the championship with two first places in the first two races, from last years winner Cliff Milliner. Thanks once again to Oxford Carriers for their generous sponsorship.
Sat 13th March  Norman Halstead winning at South Cerney in 2009 The 2010 season kicks off as usual at South Cerney. A good venue with always some interesting sailing through the gap! There is usually wind at South Cerney and its normally shifty!
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