Supernova Dinghy Class Association
The rig was changed in 2024, introducing a 'square topped' sail which has been a huge success.
The Supernova is built in epoxy, so it's modern, lightweight and durable.
The Class Association is very active and has a growing membership of enthusiastic Supernova sailors.
The Supernova fleet is competitive, but also very friendly, welcoming and helpful for beginners and sailors new to the class.
Did you know the very first Supernova is still sailing? It came 4th in the 2016 Nationals at Llandudno!
Our events are very popular, and we often get 80-100 entries to our National Championships. We also have open meetings across England and Wales, and now have a Scottish circuit too.
The ideal helm weight range is between 65 and 95kg. The boat is easy to sail, and righting after a capsize is simple. We also have a small sail for those extra windy days.
The Supernova is a 'one design' boat, but you can change the control layout and many other parts to suit your own preferences.
Our Class Association membership fees are great value! The Association provides a monthly newsletter, open meeting series, free training days, three Championship events per year, social media updates and a YouTube channel.
The Class Association has a loan boat which is available for anyone wishing to try a Supernova. It's fully competitive and came second at the 2025 National Championship at WPNSA.
The Class Association offers free Training Days in the north and south. You can also pick up free hints and tips on this website and from our monthly newsletters.
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