The Yngling is an International Class affiliated to World Sailing
The International Yngling Association (IYA) promotes and furthers the interests of the Yngling Class throughout the world.
- IYA maintains the one-design character of the Yngling yacht in close cooperation with World Sailing.
- IYA coordinates and maintains the affairs and rules of the Class.
- IYA encurages and coordinates national and international competition in the Class.
For current activities of the Class please refer to the websites of the National Yngling Associations and Facebook
Information from Yngling International
Regatta Outlook 2021
Two major events we are looking forward to are… Riva del Garda – Springtime Championship, June 4-6, 2021 We will soon read about “The 10 Reasons why Yngling Sailors should not miss a... READ MORE
The Chris Harper Trophy for Publicity
Chris Harper (Australia) has served the Class for decades and has done a lot with respect to publicity and appearance of our Class. We want to honour his engagement with the “Chris Harper... READ MORE
Annual General Meeting 2020, Meeting Minutes available
The meeting minutes are accessible on the IYA Meetings page. READ MORE
News from the AGM 2020
held on the 2nd October, 2020. This was the first AGM held via web conference with participants from Australia, Austria,Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and Unites States. Some of the key topicswere: The... READ MORE
Nebelpokal 2-4th of October, Berlin.
Since the World could not take place, the host sailing club is inviting us to participate in the “Nebelbokal”, which is going to take place at the same venue in Berlin as the... READ MORE
The new Yngling is almost finished
The new Yngling is almost finished. The hull is ready and measured, currently the fittings are mounted at the Mader wharf in Germany. The Yngling family can look forward to the first boat... READ MORE
New international regatta program 2020-2022
Dear all,We are happy to inform you about the new international regatta program 2020 – 22. Uncertain times are behind us, they are not over yet. All the more we want to look... READ MORE
Yngling invests in its future
In 2004 and 2008 the Olympic sailing competitions for women were held on the Yngling. The Olympic teams then sold their boats, so that the need for high-quality regatta boats was initially met.... READ MORE