British Moth

Length: 3.35m (11ft 0ins)
Width: 1.23m (4ft)
Weight: 66kg
Country: United Kingdom
Keel Type:
Centreboard
Rig Type:
Bermuda Una
Crew: 1
Trapeze: none
Sail Area: 7.43 sq. m
Spinnaker Type:
No spinnaker
Spinnaker Area:
0 sq.m
Designer(s):
Design Year: 1932
Builder:
Boats Built: 840

For wing definitions see menu

Current CVRDA Handicap Ratings
Classic wing: 110
(Alloy mast, Dacron sail)
Old wing: 107
(Alloy mast, Dacron sail)
(new style rig)
Alternate Names and Variations
Brent One DesignUKNamed due to being first boats to sail on Brent Reservoir

The British Moth was developed from the American Moth by Sidney Cheverton in 1932 and given a higher aspect rig. Since the boats were the first to sail on Brent Reservoir they were also known as the Brent One Design.
With boats now also available in fibreglass, this is an active class.

 

 
Class Association website:
http://www.britishmoth.co.uk

 

 

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