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SHOW GUIDE www.dinghyshow.org.uk CLASSICS TO HIGH PERFORMANCE EXPERT TALKS FOILING FEATURES FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY 4-5 March 2017 ALEXANDRA PALACE, LONDON YY_DG_COVER_2017_01.indd 1 02/02/2017 10:05 Looking for a portable outboard? Choose the new DF4A/5A/6A Buy now and get a FREE Suzuki storage and carry bag worth £95 RRP* Easy to store: new three-way storage Easy to lift: large carry handles and lightweight (from only 24kg) Easy to use: new tilt and easy start systems 7HUPV FRQGLWLRQVDSSO\2˷HURQO\DYDLODEOHDWSDUWLFLSDWLQJ$XWKRULVHG6X]XNL0DULQH'HDOHUVLQWKH8. RQ')$')$DQG')$PRGHOVSXUFKDVHGDQGUHJLVWHUHGIRUZDUUDQW\IURPWK-DQXDU\ʣVW0DUFK )RUIXOOWHUPVYLVLWWKHZHEVLWH(QJLQHVWDQGQRWLQFOXGHG For more information contact your local Find us on: dealer or visit: suzuki-marine.co.uk AW_SGBM_30473_Free carry bag_200x270.indd 1 17/01/2017 16:57 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE CONTENTS The 2017 RYA Suzuki Dinghy Show in association with 04 What’s on Yachts & Yachting has lots in store! Don’t miss these show highlights very warm welcome to the this year’s show promises something for 08 A look back at the 66th RYA Suzuki Dinghy everyone. If like me you’ve been hooked history of foiling Show, organised by the RYA in watching the America’s Cup boats soar And what the future holds A association with Yachts round the race course don’t miss the foiling and Yachting. features that can be found throughout the 14 Round Ireland in a Laser I’m delighted to be hosting the show show, including the Land Rover BAR Stable The story of Gary 'Ted' Sargent's One this year, along with Olympic Silver Flight interactive foiling game and simulator. Wild Ride adventure medallist Mark Covell. Hosted as a service to I look forward to seeing you at the show its members, a liated organisations and the and wish you a fun and safe time on the 20 Flying Fifteens sport, the show is the only exhibition in the water this year. The history of the small keelboat world dedicated exclusively to dinghy sailing celebrating its 70th anniversary and sailors. It’s the perfect place to mark the start of 26 Kit bag the sailing season and celebrate the passion The latest gear for dinghy sailors and enthusiasm we have for the sport. Like many of you, I’ve been attending the 29 Training Centres show since I was 12 years old and for me Where to learn new skills it’s all about catching up with sailing friends, HELENA taking advantage of some amazing o ers LUCAS Paralympic Gold 30 Sailing Clubs and discovering some new classes. Medallist – Find your local club and get afl oat Whether you’re a racer or cruiser, getting Show Host back in a boat or just getting started, 33 Market Place All you need to shop till you drop 40 Class Associations WELCOME FROM SUZUKI MARINE The biggest dinghy class exhibition Suzuki Marine is delighted once again to be the our partner boat builders Ribcraft and Rigifl ex in the world title sponsor of the RYA Suzuki Dinghy Show. to supply RYA specifi ed safety boat packages The show continues to go from strength to to clubs across the country. Supporting the strength and always enjoys a great family- RYA Suzuki Dinghy Show, which in turn is For all the latest news and updates don’t forget to follow us! friendly atmosphere. With rapid developments supporting dinghy sailing and helping people of in foiling, these are exciting times for dinghy all levels of experience to get on the water, is @DinghyShow sailing and this is refl ected in the exhibits at part of this commitment. @YandYMagazine the show. We look forward to seeing you there!See We are committed to supporting the RYA you there! This guide is published by Yachts & Yachting and its a liated sailing clubs, the very life- GEORGE CHEESEMAN magazine for the RYA Suzuki Dinghy Show. blood of the sport, and we work actively with Head of Marine, Suzuki GB PLC www.yachtsandyachting.co.uk All images: RYA, unless stated. RYA SUZUKI DINGHY SHOW YY_DG_WELCOME_3.indd 3 02/02/2017 19:42 WHAT’S ON? Just when you think you’ve seen it all, the RYA Suzuki Dinghy Show line up just gets better! Whether you’ve been sailing for years or have only just given it a try, whether you’re all about the performance or relaxation, or love sailing on your own or revel being part of the crew, there’ll be plenty for you at this year’s show. New ideas, equipment, boats and clothing oer you the best in cutting edge design and performance, while the ever-popular coaching sessions will help you become the sailor you have always wanted to be. Useful information Ticket information transport as parking is extremely limited, with carparks usually Advance (Member): £10.00 full by 10:30. On the Door: £16.00 Advance (Non-member): £12.50 DISABLED ACCESS: Dinghy Show App Advance (A liated Club Group Parking spaces for blue badge holders booking 10+): £10.00/person are near the main entrance. All areas Download the ocial RYA Suzuki Children: Free* of the show are accessible to disabled Dinghy Show app for everything Carers: Free** visitors- more information can be *(two children free with each paying adult) you need to know about the show **(one per paying adult) found at www.alexandrapalace.com including exhibitors, travel details, Book your tickets online today via Getting to the show tickets and more! Available for free www.dinghyshow.org.uk WHEN: from the App store, Google Play, or Saturday 4 March (10:00-18:00) & The transaction fee is £1.50 for standard delivery, Sunday 5 March (10:00-17:00) £1.50 for e-ticket (print-at-home) or £1.50 for Amazon app store. box oce collection. Please note that this fee is WHERE: per transaction and not per ticket Alexandra Palace, London N22 7AY GETTING THERE: Alexandra Palace is located just o the M1 and M25 and is only 10 minutes from London’s King’s Cross. Situated between Muswell Hill and Visit the RYA Dinghy Show Facebook Wood Green, it is well served by all page and follow @DinghyShow over forms of public transport. the coming weeks for more exclusive We encourage visitors to use public information from the show. RYA SUZUKI DINGHY SHOW YY_DG_WHAT'S-ON_04-06.indd 4 02/02/2017 12:36 DON'T MISS 10.00 Show opens Suzuki Mainstage 10.30 Patrol boat handling and recovery techniques 11.15 Reading the weather 12.00 Sailing a Laser round Ireland 12.45 21 days that developed dinghy sailing One Wild Ride Dinghy cruising has enjoyed a popularity boom in the past few years as people discover the rustic 13.30 Prize presentations appeal to camping out with your boat… and you don’t need a yacht to enjoy it. Gary ‘Ted’ Sargent took that to the extreme last year when he completed one of the most famous 13.45 Fleet Cruising circumnavigations around Ireland in a Laser, raising money for charity along the way. After 42 days, almost 950nm, four capsizes and zero breakages after leaving Schull in West Cork, 14.30 Foiling Fundamentals Gary returned to dry land triumphant. He will be re-telling his adventure on the Suzuki Main Stage (at midday). See more on this on page 14. 15.15 Performance sailing update The future of foiling 16.00 RYA Club of the Year Foiling is everywhere: from awards (Saturday only) America’s Cup machines, foiling dinghies and of course the spectacular 16.30 Treasure Hunt International Moth class. Presentation What makes these boats fly? Design innovators and top sailors will 17.00 Winning the Endeavour be gathering on the Suzuki Main Stage Trophy Don’t forget at 14.30 to share the secrets of foiling the favourites and its future. Don't miss the talk on RYA Coaching Area Land Rover BAR – the British Challenger for the Saturday or Sunday Hall 1 (Panorama Hall) 35th America’s Cup – will be bringing some of Hold tight and enjoy the ride! the interactive exhibits from their Tech Deck. You will also be able to see the foil tips close 11.00 Racing rules up, learn about the technology and experience steering the team's foiling catamaran in their 12.00 Rig tuning interactive game ‘stable flight’. There are always new things to grasp, and people to learn from – all guaranteed to make 13.00 Posture and Hiking you think about things dierently. The popular ‘racing rules’ coaching session returns to help 14.00 Sailing basics you get to grips with the new Racing Rules of Sailing, including the RYA’s new rules app. Boat fit boot camp Rooster's Steve Cockerill’s posture and hiking 15.00 session is sure to draw a big audience. While sailmaker Michael McNamara is back with his 16.00 Communication top tips on setting up your rig in all conditions. RYA SUZUKI DINGHY SHOW YY_DG_WHAT'S-ON_04-06.indd 5 02/02/2017 12:37 Yachts & Yachting Drop by the Yachts & Yachting stand (C64) to meet the team and get the latest issue of your favourite performance sailing magazine. You will be able to meet the team, enter our special 70th anniversary The performance sailing magazine TH competition ANNIVERSARY 701947-2017 and learn all FREE 52 PAGE £4.30 RYA DINGHY Issue #1707 March 2017 SHOW yachtsandyachting.co.uk about our GUIDE SPECIAL 2017 BLOODY MARY REVIEW plans for the DESIGN Alex Thomson Budget British Vendée maxi? year ahead. star talks about How CQS was his toughest race rebuilt and resized Finally, don’t AMERICA’S CUP forget to take New dawn Bob Fisher analyses an advantage of unprecedented deal our fantastic show-special WHAT BOAT? Hadron H2 OPINION YACHTS subscription David Henshall tests a YACHTING CHELSEA CHELSEA MARINE MARINE singlehander for all Gender gap M A G A Z I N E S M A G A Z I N E S 0 3 Could parity for the sexes fi nally be here? o ers.
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