World championships in sailing are world championships organised or sanctioned by World Sailing (formerly the International Sailing Federation or ISAF). As a sport, sailing has the largest number of world championships due to the diversity of equipment and disciplines.

Championships

The number of titles is due to the diversity of equipment. Sanctioned World Championships fall into the following categories:

World Sailing – Initiated Championships

ChampionshipEventHeldCurrent holderEditionsFrequencyRef
Sailing World ChampionshipsMale/Female/Mixed2003–Champions in ten disciplines4Every 4 years
Youth Sailing World ChampionshipsYouth Male/Female/Open1971–Champions in nine disciplines47Annual
ISAF Team Racing World ChampionshipOpen1995– United States (2015)11Variable
ISAF Offshore Team Racing World ChampionshipOpen2004–no longer held4
Women's Match Racing World ChampionshipFemale1999–United Kingdom MacGregor, Frost, Watkins, Stanley & Lawrence (2017)19Annual[1]
Youth Match Racing World ChampionshipYouth2014–Australia Price, Williams & Blanc-Ramos (2017)4[2]
Para World Sailing ChampionshipsVariableChampions in three disciplinesAnnual
IYRU Women's World ChampionshipsFemale1978 to 1992no longer heldAnnual
eSailing World ChampionshipOpen2018 OnwardsAnnual
Mixed Two Person Offshore Keelboat World ChampionshipMale & Female Pair2020 Onwards
Class Committee Keelboat World ChampionshipOpen2020 Onwards

World Sailing – Sanctioned World Championships

World Sailing – Class World Championships

Classes that are members of World Sailing are entitled to hold World Championships if they are spread into a minimum of two continents and have certain number of nations and continents take part in two of the last three championships (the number of nations depend of the size of the equipment).[3]

Class category Class Title Discipline Gender Category Year first
held		 Year last
held		 Frequency Note Ref
Dinghy29er29er World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2000presentannually
Dinghy420Open 420 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–19721987annually[4]
420 World ChampionshipsFleetMixed &
Men		–1988presentannually[4]
Women's 420 World ChampionshipsFleetFemale–1988presentannually[4]
420 Youth World ChampionshipFleetOpenUnder 172016present[4]
420 Team Racing World ChampionshipTeamOpenNationality2015present[4]
Centreboard470470 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–19701984annuallyno longer held
Centreboard470470 World ChampionshipsFleetMixed & Male–19852000sannually
Centreboard470Men's 470 World ChampionshipFleetMale–2000spresentannually
Centreboard470Women's 470 World ChampionshipFleetWomen–1985presentannually
Centreboard470470 World Junior ChampionshipFleetMixed & MenJunior1999presentannually[5]
Centreboard470470 World Junior ChampionshipFleetFemaleJunior1999presentannually[5]
Centreboard49er49er World ChampionshipFleetOpen–19972008annuallyno longer held
Centreboard49er49er World ChampionshipFleetMale–2008presentannuallyno longer held
Centreboard49er49er Junior World ChampionshipFleetOpenJuniorpresentannually
Centreboard49er FX49er FX World ChampionshipsFleetFemale–2013presentannually
Centreboard49er FX49er FX Junior World ChampionshipFleetFemaleJunior2014presentannually[6]
Centreboard505505 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1956presentannually[7]
CentreboardB14B14 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1998presentannually[8]
CentreboardByteByte World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually[9]
CentreboardByteByte World ChampionshipFleetMake–presentannually[9]
CentreboardByteByte World ChampionshipFleetFemale–presentannually[9]
CentreboardCadetCadet World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1967presentannually[10]
CentreboardContenderContender World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1970presentannually[11]
CentreboardEnterpriseEnterprise World ChampionshipFleetOpen–[12]
CentreboardEuropeEurope World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–19661977annuallyno longer held
FleetMale–1978presentannually
FleetFemale–1978presentannually
CentreboardFinnFinn Gold Cup (Worlds)FleetOpen–19562000sannuallyno longer held
Finn Gold Cup (Worlds)FleetMen–2000spresentannually
Finn Silver Cup (Worlds)FleetOpen?Youth1999presentannually[13]
Finn Master World ChampionshipFleetOpenMasters1970presentannually
CentreboardFireballFireball World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually
CentreboardFlying DutchmanFlying Dutchman World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1956presentannually
CentreboardFlying JuniorFlying Junior World ChampionshipFleetOpen–[14]
CentreboardGP14GP14 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2000spresentvarious[15]
CentreboardInternational 14International 14 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–[16]
CentreboardInternational 14International 14 Team Racing World ChampionshipTeam
Nations		Open–[16]
CentreboardLaserLaser World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–19742000sannuallyno longer held[17]
CentreboardLaserLaser World ChampionshipsFleetMen–2000spresentannually[18]
CentreboardLaserLaser U-21 World ChampionshipsFleetMaleYouth
Under 21		annually[19]
CentreboardLaserLaser Masters Great Grand Master WorldsFleetOpenMasters2013annually
CentreboardLaserLaser Masters Grand Master WorldsFleetOpenMasters2013annually
CentreboardLaserLaser Masters Master WorldsFleetOpenMasters2013annually
CentreboardLaserLaser Masters Apprentice Master WorldsFleetOpenMasters2013annually
CentreboardLaser RadialMen's Laser Radial World ChampionshipsFleetMen–presentannually
CentreboardLaser RadialWomen's Laser Radial World ChampionshipsFleetFemale–1989[20]
CentreboardLaser RadialLaser Radial World U-21 ChampionshipsFleetFemaleYouth
Under 21		presentannually[20]
CentreboardLaser RadialLaser World Youth ChampionshipsFleetMenYouthpresentannually[20]
CentreboardLaser RadialLaser Radial World Youth ChampionshipsFleetFemaleYouthpresentannually[20]
CentreboardLaser RadialLaser Radial Great Grand Masters World ChampionshipFleetOpenMasters2013annually
CentreboardLaser RadialLaser Radial Grand Masters World ChampionshipFleetOpenMasters2013annually
CentreboardLaser RadialLaser Radial Masters World ChampionshipFleetOpenMasters2013annually
CentreboardLaser RadialLaser Radial Apprentice Masters World ChampionshipFleetOpenMasters2013annually
CentreboardLaser 4.7Laser 4.7 World ChampionshipFleetMenYouth2002presentannually[21]
CentreboardLaser 4.7Laser 4.7 World ChampionshipFleetMenYouth
Under 15		2002presentannually[21]
CentreboardLaser 4.7Laser 4.7 World ChampionshipFleetFemaleYouth2002presentannually[21]
CentreboardLaser 4.7Laser 4.7 World ChampionshipFleetFemaleYouth
Under 15		2002presentannually[21]
CentreboardLaser 4.7Laser 4.7 Masters World ChampionshipFleetOpenMasters2002presentannually[21]
CentreboardLaser 2Laser 2 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1980s2010s[22]
CentreboardLaser VagoLaser Vago World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–never held[23]
CentreboardLightningLightning World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–present[24]
CentreboardMirrorMirror World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–present[25]
CentreboardMothMoth World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–1973presentannually[26]
CentreboardMusto Performance SkiffMusto Performance Skiff World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2007presentvarious[27]
CentreboardOK DinghyOK Dinghy World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1973presentannually[28]
CentreboardO'pen BICO'pen BIC World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–annually
CentreboardOptimistOptimist World ChampionshipFleetOpenYouth1974presentannually[29]
CentreboardOptimistNations Optimist Team World ChampionshipTeam
National		OpenYouthpresentannually[29]
CentreboardRS100RS100 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually
CentreboardRS500RS500 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually
CentreboardRS TeraRS Tera (Sports Rig) World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2008presentannually
CentreboardRS FevaRS Feva (Pro Rig) World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2008presentannually
CentreboardSnipeOpen Snipe World Championship
(Commodore Hub E. Isaacks Trophy)		FleetOpen–1934presentbi-annually[30]
CentreboardSnipeYouth Snipe World Championship
(Vieri Lasinio Di Castelvero Trophy)		FleetOpenYouth1973presentbi-annually[31]
CentreboardSnipeMasters Snipe World Championship
(Id Crook Memorial Trophy)		FleetOpenMasters1986presentbi-annually[32]
CentreboardSnipeWomen's Snipe World Championship
(Roy Yamaguchi Memorial Trophy)		FleetWomen–1994presentbi-annually[33]
CentreboardSplashSplash World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2000presentannually
CentreboardSunfishSunfish World ChampionshipFleetOpen–
CentreboardTasarTasar World ChampionshipFleetOpen–[34]
CentreboardTopperTopper World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually
CentreboardVaurienVaurien World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually
CentreboardZoom 8Zoom 8 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually
(Centreboard)29erXX29erXX World ChampionshipFleetWomen–20122013N/Ano longer held[23]
(Centreboard)BuzzBuzz World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1990s2000sannuallyno longer held[23]
(Centreboard)ISOISO World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1990s2000sannuallyno longer held[23]
Keelboat2.4 Metre2.4 Metre World ChampionshipsFleetOpen1993presentannually[35]
Keelboat2.4m / Norlin Mk3 ODSingle Person Disabled Sailing World ChampionshipFleetOpenDisabledannuallyOriginally run by IFDS
Keelboat5.5 Metre5.5 Metre World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1961presentvarious
Keelboat5.5 Metre5.5 Metre World ChampionshipFleetOpenModernpresentvarious
Keelboat5.5 Metre5.5 Metre World ChampionshipFleetOpenEvolution1961presentvarious
Keelboat5.5 Metre5.5 Metre World ChampionshipFleetOpenClassic1961presentvarious
Keelboat6 Metre6 Metre World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1973presentintermittent
Keelboat8 Metre8 Metre World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1970presentintermittent[36]
Keelboat12 Metre12 Metre World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1979presentvarious
KeelboatAccess 2.3Access 2.3 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–[37]
KeelboatAccess 303Access 303 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–[38]
KeelboatAccess LibertyAccess Liberty World ChampionshipFleetOpen–[39]
KeelboatDragonDragon World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1965presentbi-annually
KeelboatEtchellsEtchells World ChampionshipFleetOpen–[40]
KeelboatFlying 15Flying 15 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–[41]
KeelboatH-boatH-boat World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2000spresent
KeelboatJ/22J/22 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2000presentannually[42]
KeelboatJ/24J/24 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1981presentannually[43]
KeelboatJ/70J/70 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2014presentannually[44]
KeelboatJ/80J/80 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2001presentannually[45]
KeelboatMelges 20Melges 20 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2013presentannually[46]
KeelboatMelges 24Melges 24 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1998presentannually[47]
KeelboatMelges 32Melges 32 World ChampionshipFleetOpenClassification2009presentannually[48]
KeelboatMicroMicro World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2000presentannually[49]
KeelboatMicroMicro World ChampionshipFleetOpenPrototype2000presentannually[49]
KeelboatPlatu 25Platu 25 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2007presentannually[50]
KeelboatRC44RC44 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2000spresentannually
KeelboatSB20 (Laser SB3)SB20 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2000spresentUnknown[51]
KeelboatSkud 18Two Person Disabled Sailing World ChampionshipFleetMixed &
Women		DisabledannuallyOriginally run by IFDS
KeelboatShark 24Shark 24 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2000spresentannually[52]
KeelboatSolingSoling World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–1969presentannually
KeelboatSonarSonar World ChampionshipsFleet
KeelboatSonarThree Person Disabled Sailing World ChampionshipFleetOpenDisabledannuallyOriginally run by IFDS
KeelboatStarStar World ChampionshipFleetMen–2000s2012annuallyno longer held
KeelboatStarStar World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1923–2000s
2013 Onwards		presentannually
KeelboatTempestTempest World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually
KeelboatYnglingYngling World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–annually[53]
KeelboatYnglingWomen's Yngling World ChampionshipsFleetWomen19??2008annuallyno longer held[53]
(Keelboat)11:Metre One Design11 Metre OD World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–19972010no longer held[23]
(Keelboat)IODIOD World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2000s2014annuallyno longer held[23]
(Keelboat)Ultimate 20Ultimate 20 World ChampionshipsFleetOpenno longer held[23]
MultihullA-ClassA-ClassFleetOpen–
MultihullDart 18Dart 18FleetOpen–
MultihullFormula 16Formula 16 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–
MultihullFormula 18Formula 18 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually
MultihullHobie 14Hobie 14 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–
MultihullHobie 16Hobie 16 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentvarious
MultihullHobie 16Hobie 16 Youth World ChampionshipFleetOpenYouthpresentvarious
MultihullHobie 16Hobie 16 Women's World ChampionshipFleetWomen–presentvarious
MultihullHobie 16Hobie 16 Masters World ChampionshipFleetOpenMasterspresentvarious
MultihullHobie DragoonHobie DragoonFleetOpen–annually
MultihullHobie TigerHobie Tiger World ChampionshipFleetOpen–annually
MultihullHobie WildcatHobie Wildcat World ChampionshipFleetOpen–annually
MultihullM32Nacra 15 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2017presentannually
MultihullNacra 15Nacra 15 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2016presentannually
MultihullNacra 17Nacra 17 World ChampionshipFleetMixed–2013presentannually
MultihullNacra 20Nacra 20 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2016present
MultihullNacra InfusionNacra F18FleetOpen–
MultihullSL 16SL 16 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–presentannually
MultihullTopcat K1Topcat K1 World ChampionshipFleetOpenpresent
MultihullTornadoTornado World ChampionshipFleetOpen–1968presentannually
MultihullTornadoTornado World ChampionshipFleetMixed–20102014–no longer held
(Multihull)C Class CatC Class Cat World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
(Multihull)Extreme 40Extreme 40 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–no longer held
(Multihull)Nacra InfusionNacra InfusionFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
(Multihull)Viper F16never held
(Multihull)Hobie 17Hobie 17 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
(Multihull)Hobie 18Hobie 18 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
BoardsFormula ExperienceFormula Experience World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–[54]
BoardsFormula KiteFormula Kite World ChampionshipsCourseMen–[55]
BoardsFormula KiteFormula Kite World ChampionshipsCourseWomen–[55]
BoardsFormula WindsurfingFormula Windsurfing World ChampionshipsFleetOpenYouth2000presentannually[56]
BoardsFormula WindsurfingFormula Windsurfing World ChampionshipsFleetMen–2000presentannually[56]
BoardsFormula WindsurfingFormula Windsurfing World ChampionshipsFleetWomen–2000presentannually[56]
BoardsFormula WindsurfingFormula Windsurfing World ChampionshipsFleetOpenYouth2000presentannually[56]
BoardsFormula WindsurfingFormula Windsurfing World ChampionshipsFleetOpenMastersannually[56]
BoardsFunboardFunboard World ChampionshipsSlalomOpen[57]
BoardsKonaKonaFleet[58]
BoardsMistralMistral World ChampionshipsFleetMen1986[59]
BoardsMistralMistral World ChampionshipsFleetWomen19862006annually[60]
BoardsRaceboardRaceboardFleetOpen[61]
BoardsRaceboardRaceboardFleetMen[61]
BoardsRaceboardRaceboardFleetWomen[61]
BoardsRS:OneRS:One World ChampionshipsFleetMen–2012presentvarious[62]
BoardsRS:OneRS:One World ChampionshipsFleetWomen–2012presentvarious[62]
BoardsRS:OneRS:One World ChampionshipsFleetMenYouth
Under 22		2012presentvarious[62]
BoardsRS:XMen's RS:X World ChampionshipsFleetMen–2005presentannually
BoardsRS:XWomen RS:X World ChampionshipsFleetWomen–2005presentannually
BoardsRS:XRS:X Youth World ChampionshipsFleetMenYouth2005presentannually
BoardsRS:XRS:X Youth World ChampionshipsFleetWomenYouth2005presentannually
BoardsTechno 293Techno 293 World ChampionshipsFleetMen–[63]
BoardsTechno 293Techno 293 World ChampionshipsFleetMenYouth
Under 17		2006presentannually[63]
BoardsTechno 293Under 17 Techno 293 WorldsFleetMenYouth
Under 15		2006presentannually[63]
BoardsTechno 293Under 15 Techno 293 WorldsFleetWomen–[63]
BoardsTechno 293Women Under 17 Techno 293 WorldsFleetWomenYouth
Under 17		2006presentannually[63]
BoardsTechno 293Women Under 15 Techno 293 WorldsFleetWomenYouth
Under 15		2006presentannually[63]
(Boards)Mistral JuniorMistral Junior World ChampionshipsFleetOpenYouthno longer held[23]
(Boards)AlohaAloha World ChampionshipsFleetOpenYouth1990s2000sannuallyno longer held[23]
(Boards)Division IDivision I World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
(Boards)Division IIDivision II World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
(Boards)Division IIIDivision III World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
(Boards)Formula 42Formula 42 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
(Boards)Lechner A-390Lechner A-390 World ChampionshipsFleetMen19891992no longer held[23][64]
(Boards)Lechner A-390Lechner A-390 World ChampionshipsFleetWomen19891992no longer held[23][65]
YachtsClass 40Class 40 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2009presentvarious[66]
YachtsFarr 30 (Mumm 30)Farr 30 World ChampionshipsFleetOpenSailor
Classification		1998presentannually[67]
YachtsFarr 40Farr 40 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–[68]
YachtsIMOCA 60IMOCA 60 World ChampionshipsSeriesOpen–present
YachtsJ/111J/111 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2014presentannually
YachtsMini MaxiIMA / Min Maxi World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2000s2014annually
YachtsMaxi 72IMA / Maxi 72 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2015presentannually
YachtsSoto 40Soto 40 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–2013presentannually
YachtsSwan 45Swan 45 World ChampionshipsFleetOpenSailor
Classification		2006presentannually[69]
YachtsSwan 60Swan 60 World ChampionshipsFleetOpenSailor
Classification		2013presentannually[70]
YachtsTP 52TP 52 World ChampionshipFleetOpen–2008presentannually[71]
YachtsX-35X-35 World ChampionshipsFleetOpenSailor
Classification		2007presentannually[72]
YachtsX-41X-41 World ChampionshipsFleetOpenSailor
Classification		2009presentannually[73]
YachtsORCiORCi World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–annually
(Yacht)Farr 45 (Corel 45)Corel 45 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
(Yacht)Farr Maxi One DesignMaxi One Design WorldFleetOpen–no longer held[23]
(Yacht)Mumm 36Mumm 36 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–1990s1990sno longer held[23]
(Yacht)ORMA 60ORMA 60 World ChampionshipsSeriesOpen–1990s2000sannuallyno longer held[23]
(Yacht)Open 50Open 50 World ChampionshipsSeriesOpen–no longer held[23]
(Yacht)Sydney 40Sydney 40 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–1990s2000sno longer held
(Yacht)X-99X-99 World ChampionshipsFleetOpen–19972010annuallyno longer held[23]

Multiple World champions

This is not a complete list but the following are known to have won eight or more World Championship titles.

TitlesNameCountryClass(es)Ref
41Bjoern Dunkerbeck7 × PWA Wave World Champion 1990, 1992–1995, 1999, 2001
12 × PWA Overall World Champion 1988–1999
5 × PWA Course Racing World Champion 1990–1994
5 × PWA Racing World Champion 1995–1999
9 × PWA Slalom World Champion 1988–1994, 2005, 2011
1 × PWA Freestyle World Champion 1998
2 × ISA Speed World Champion 1994, 2005
1 × ISWC Speed World Champion 2016		[74]
25Vasco Vascotto Italy J/24 (1999),

TP52 (2015),
IMS,
ORC,

Farr 40		[75][76]
25Antoine Albeau FranceWindsurfing
16Glenn Ashby AustraliaA Class (1996, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2014, 2015,
F18 (2004, 2005, 2007),
Tornado (2006, 2008, 2009),
GC32 (2018)		[77]
16John Kostecki United States Sunfish (1986),

J/24 (1988),
Soling (1986, 1988),
Mumm 36 (1986,1997,1998),
Farr 40 (1998,2008, 2011, 2014),
RC44 (2010),
Soto 40 (2014),
J/70 (2016),
Melges 20 (2016),
TP52 (2017)

 [78]
14Terry Hutchinson United States IMS,

J/24
Corel 45 (1996, 1998),
TP52 (2008, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2018, 2022),
Farr 40 (2014, 2016, 2017),
RC44 (2017)

 [79]
13András Domokos HungaryFlying Dutchman (1994, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019)[80]
13Paul Elvstrøm Denmark 5.5 (1967),

505 (1957, 1959),
Dragon, Finn (1958, 1959), Flying Dutchman (1962),
Soling (1969, 1974),

Star (1966, 1967),
Snipe (1959),
Half Ton (1972, 1981)		[81]
13Robert Scheidt Brazil Youth Worlds (1991),

Laser (1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2013),
Star (2007, 2011, 2012)

[82]
13Szabolcs Majthényi HungaryFlying Dutchman (1994, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019)[83]
11Ben Ainslie Great BritainLaser Radial (1993),
Youth Worlds (1995),
Laser (1998, 1999),
Finn (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2012), Match Racing (2010)		[84]
11Kristian Nergaard Norway5.5 Metre (1990 1993 1996 2003 2008 2009 2012 2015 2016 2019 2020)[85]
11Stellan Berlin Sweden2.4m Open (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018)[86]
11William (Bill) Hardesty United States WMRT (2011, 2012),

Farr 40 (2012),
Melges 20 (2013, 2015),
Melges 24 (1999, 2007),
Etchells (2008, 2011, 2014),
J/70 (2015)

 [87]
11Anna Livbjerg Denmark Europe (2012,2013,2014,2015,2016,2017,2018,2019,2021,2022,2023) [88]
11Federico Michetti Italy Melges 20 (2010,2012),

Melges 24 (2000,2008,2010,2011,2013),
Melges 32 (2016),
ClubSwan 50 {2021,2023),
TP52 (2022)

 [89]
10Darren Bundock AustraliaFormula 16 (2011),
Formula 18 (2005, 2007, 2019),
Tornado (1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2008) 		[90]
10Johan Barne SwedenSoling/Match (1996, 1999),
TP52 (2009, 2017),
5.5 Metre (2009 2012 2015 2016 2019 2020)		[91]
10Ken Read United StatesJ/24 (1985, 1986, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994),
Etchells (2003),
12 Metre (2019)		[92]
10Mathew Belcher Australia 420 (2000),

470 (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019),

Etchells (2018)		[93]
10Nick Craig Great Britain Enterprise (4 times),

OK (5 times),
B14 (2018)

[94]
10Claus Hoj Jensen DenmarkH-boat x10 [95]
9Frederik Dahl Hansen DenmarkH-boat x9 [96]
9Jørgen Bojsen-Møller Denmark Flying Dutchman (1998 1990 1993 2001 2005 2007 2009 2016 2018) [97]
8Nathan Outteridge Australia
9Dave Curtis United States Soling,

J/24
Etchells x7
9Christian Schaefer Germany Tempest (1992, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2011) [98]
9Adrian Stead Great Britain Farr 40 (1998, 2007, 2008),

RC44 (20??),
2016,
TP52 (2010, 2011, 2013),
Swan 60 OD (2013)

[99][100]
9Anna Livbjerg Denmark Europe (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021)
9Ross Halcrow NZLSoto 40 (2014),
6m (2022),
ClubSwan 50 (2021),
RC44 (2022, 2023),
TP52 (2017, 2019, 2023),
Maxi 72 (2017)
8Augie Diaz United StatesWS Youth Worlds (1973),
Snipe,
Snipe Masters,
Star (2016)		[101]
8Graham Bantock Great Britain10 Rater (1999),
A Class (2005),
One Metre (1994, 1999),
Marblehead (1992, 1994, 1996, 1998)		[102]
8James "Skip" Baxter New ZealandFarr 40 (2004 2009),
TP52 (2008, 2010, 2011),
RC44 (2010),
ORC/IRC 2018
8Nick Craig Great BritainOK (2005 2006 2007 2011 2017),
Enterprise (),
B14 (2017, 2019)
8Eduardo Cordero VenezuelaSunfish (1993, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004)[103]
8Heiko Kröger Germany2.4m Open,
Norlin Mk3 Disabled (2016)
8Brad Gibson Great Britain
 Australia		 10 Rater (2016,2018),
One Metre (2007,2015),
Marblehead (2012,2014,2016,2018)		 [104]
8Vincent Hösch Germany Star (1981)

Tempest (1993)
Dragon (2003,2007)
H-Boat (1991,1992,1994,2003)

 [105]
8Iordanis Paschalidis Greece Tornado (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)[106]
8Konstantinos Trigkonis Greece Tornado (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)[106]
8Jesper Bank Denmark
8Willem Van Waay United States Farr 40 2002,

J/24 2019, 2023,
J/70 2015, 2017, 2021,
J/80 2022,
Sonar 2022
8Jonathan McKee United States FD 1983, 49er 2001, Tasar (1996, 2007), Melges 24 (2005, 2010, 2011), ORCi 2023

See also

Notes

    References

    1. ↑ "Women's Match Racing World Championship – About".
    2. ↑ "ISAF Youth Match Racing World Championship – About".
    3. ↑ "2018 WORLD SAILING REGULATIONS" (PDF). Archived (PDF) from the original on 12 November 2022.
    4. 1 2 3 4 5 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : 420". sailing.org.
    5. 1 2 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : 470". sailing.org.
    6. ↑ "49er & 49erFX Junior World Championship 2015". manage2sail.com.
    7. ↑ "World Champions". int505.org. 3 January 2019.
    8. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : B14". sailing.org.
    9. 1 2 3 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Byte". sailing.org.
    10. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Cadet". sailing.org.
    11. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Contender". sailing.org.
    12. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Enterprise". sailing.org.
    13. ↑ Administrator. "Silver Cup – Junior Worlds". finnclass.org.
    14. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Flying Junior". sailing.org.
    15. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : GP14". sailing.org.
    16. 1 2 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : International 14". sailing.org.
    17. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Laser". sailing.org.
    18. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Laser". sailing.org.
    19. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Laser". sailing.org.
    20. 1 2 3 4 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Laser Radial". sailing.org.
    21. 1 2 3 4 5 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Laser 4.7". sailing.org.
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    25. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Mirror". sailing.org.
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    29. 1 2 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Optimist". sailing.org.
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    31. ↑ "Jr. World Championship 'Vieri Lasinio Di Castelvero Trophy'". SCIRA.
    32. ↑ "Id Crook Memorial World Master Championship". SCIRA.
    33. ↑ "Women's World Championship 'The Roy Yamaguchi Trophy'". SCIRA.
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    36. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : 8 Metre". sailing.org.
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    55. 1 2 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : IKA – Formula Kite". sailing.org.
    56. 1 2 3 4 5 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Formula Windsurfing". sailing.org.
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    58. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Kona". sailing.org.
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    62. 1 2 3 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Neil Pryde RS:One". sailing.org.
    63. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Techno 293". sailing.org.
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    67. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Farr 30". sailing.org.
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    69. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Swan 45". sailing.org.
    70. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : Swan 60". sailing.org.
    71. ↑ "Classes & Equipment – ISAF – World Sailing – Official Website : tp52". sailing.org.
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    76. ↑ "My Blue Heaven – Azzurra Win the 2015 TP52 World Title › 52 SUPER SERIES - Pure Performance".
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    79. ↑ "Terry Hutchinson". sailing.org. World Sailing.
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    81. ↑ "Paul Bert Elvström". sailing.org. World Sailing.
    82. ↑ "Robert Scheidt". sailing.org. World Sailing.
    83. ↑ "Szabolcs Majthenyi". sailing.org. World Sailing.
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    86. ↑ Stellan Berlin at World Sailing
    87. ↑ Bill Hardesty at World Sailing
    88. ↑ Anna LIVBJERG at World Sailing
    89. ↑ Federico Michetti at World Sailing
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    91. ↑ "Johan Barne". sailing.org. World Sailing.
    92. ↑ "Ken Read". sailing.org. World Sailing.
    93. ↑ "Mathew Belcher". sailing.org. World Sailing.
    94. ↑ "Nick Craig". sailing.org. World Sailing.
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    98. ↑ "Christian Schäfer". sailing.org. World Sailing.
    99. ↑ "Adrian Stead". sailing.org. World Sailing.
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    102. ↑ "Graham Bantock". sailing.org. World Sailing.
    103. ↑ "Eduardo Cordero". sailing.org. World Sailing.
    104. ↑ "Bradley Gibson". sailing.org. World Sailing.
    105. ↑ "Vincent Hösch". sailing.org. World Sailing.
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