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Lark (dinghy)

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Specifications Under Current Rules


LARK


Number of crew 2
LOA 4065 mm 13 ft 4in
Beam 1642 mm 5 ft 6in
Hull weight (with fittings) 95 kg 210 lb
Sail Area of total of Main and Jib 9.75 m²
Sail Area Spinnaker 7.4 m²
PN (English:2005) 1073
Lark 2462 Mr Bigglesworth
Lark 2462 Mr Bigglesworth

The Lark is a two-person, non-trapeze sailing dinghy, designed in 1966 by Michael Jackson (who was also responsible for many National 12 and Merlin Rocket designs). All Larks are made of glass-reinforced plastic (GRP). In the United States, Larks are sailed at several east coast universities, including Tufts and Bowdoin. The Tufts fleet has carbon rigs.

External links

UK Sailing Clubs with Lark Fleets

Close fleet racing at South Staffs Sailing Club
Close fleet racing at South Staffs Sailing Club

Other Classes

Classes of sailing dinghies, scows, sharpies and skiffs (worldwide)

29er skiff | 405 ("Four-oh-five") | 420 ("Four-twenty") | 470 ("Four-seventy") | 49er skiff | 505 ("Five-oh-five") | 3000 | Adventuress | Albacore | ASC | Astus 14.1 | Australian Sharpie | Banshee | Bermuda Fitted Dinghy | Blaze | Blue Jay | Bosun | British Moth | BP18 | Buccaneer 18 | Byte | C-Lark | Cadet | Cherub | Comet | Contender | Corsair | Coypu | Dabchick | Day Sailer | Drascombe | El Toro | Enterprise | Escape | Europe |Fatty Knees | Finn | Fireball | Firefly | Flying Dutchman | Flying Eleven | Flying Junior | Flying Scot | Force 5 | Frog | GP14 | Graduate | Heron | Highlander | Hornet | Idle-along | IDRA14 | International Canoe | International Twelve | International 14 | 12ft Skiff |16ft Skiff | 18ft Skiff | Jacksnipe | Javelin | Jersey Skiff | Jet 14 | Jollyboat | JY15 | Lark | Laser | Laser Radial | Laser 4.7 | Laser 2 | Laser 2000 | Laser 3000 | Laser 4000 | Laser 5000 | Laser Pico | Laser SB3 | Laser Stratos | Laser Vortex | Laser Funboat | Lido 14 | Lightning | Manly Junior | Merlin Rocket | Minto | Miracle | Mirror | Mirror 16 | Moth | Musto Skiff | Mutineer 15 | National 12 | NorfolkPunt | NS14 | O'Day DaySailer | OK Dinghy | Optimist | Osprey | Otter | P Class | Pacer | Pegasus | Pirate | Penguin | Phantom | Precision 15 | Puddle Duck Racer |RS200 | RS300 | RS400 | RS500 | RS600| | RS700 | RS800 | RS Feva | RS Vareo | RS Vision | RS K6 | Sabot | Sabre | Salcombe Yawl | Sea Bright | Scorpion | Scow (A, C, E, MC, M16, 17) | Snipe | Solo | Spiral | Streaker | Sunburst | Sunfish | Tadpole | Tasar | Thames A Class Rater | Thistle | Tinker Traveller | Tinker Star Traveller | Topper | Topper Topaz | Topper Topaz Taz | Topper Topaz Magno | Topper Topaz Omega | Topper Topaz Vibe | Topper Topaz Xenon | Turnabout | Turtle | Twinkles 10 & 12 | Vagabond | Vanguard 15 | vaurien |Wanderer | Wayfarer | Windmill | X boat | Woodpussy | Y flyer | Zeddie | Zephyr | Zoom 8

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