We are the UK 29er Class Association - arguably the UK’s best youth class. The 29er is a high performance skiff - a two person, single trapeze dinghy with an asymmetric spinnaker. Fully battened sails, with a self tacking jib, supported on a composite tipped mast make the 29er dynamite downwind. Getting started in the class could not be easier as we run a comprehensive training programme including open training and squads. We believe you should be out there racing so we encourage all of our new sailors to come to our events. As a RYA recognised class, we have a well organised and competitive national circuit along with a lively international series of events for those willing to travel.
It’s pure, unadulterated, high octane sailing.
Latest News
Event Report - Allen 2022-23 GP5 at Weymouth
As mast went up and boats arrived at WPNSA the sailors were greeted with a brisk 6 degrees and lush 20 knots blowing from the SE promising a spiffing day of racing. ...read more
Event Report - Typhoon 2022-23 Winter Championship at the Mount Batten Centre, Plymouth
Last weekend, the British 29er fleet travelled to the Mount Batten Center in Plymouth. The event in question, the much anticipated Typhoon Winter Championships. "The most hotly anticipated event on the calendar" said James Crossley in an interview posted on the @uk29erclassassociation Instagram page. ...read more
Event Report - 2023 Eurocup 1 at CN El Balis, Nr Barcelona
The first 29er Europcup of 2023 was held at CN El Balis, near Barcelona on 16-19th February. 11 British boats, including the full National Youth squad headed down to Spain at the beginning of half term, eager to get some training days in the warmer climate in advance of the event. They were rewarded with 3 fantastic days of sunshine and moderate breezes – no woolly hat required. ...read more
Event Report - Allen 2022-23 GP3 at Hayling Island
The fleet headed down to Hayling Island for the half way event of the Grand Prix series. With sun and wind on the forecast they were all eager to launch. After a short briefing from the race officer and jury sails started to be hoisted up the masts. ...read more