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Moth World Championship

The Moth World Championship is an annual international sailing regatta for Moth (dinghy) they are organized by the host club on behalf of the International Moth Class Association and recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body.

Events edit

See also: World championships in sailing
Ed. Year Host Participant Ref
Host club Location Nat. Boats Sailors Nations Cont. Ref

Multiple World Champions edit

See also: World championships in sailing § Multiple World champions

Compiled from the data below the table includes up to and including 2022.

Ranking Sailor Gold Silver Bronze Total No. Entries* Ref.

Medalists edit

Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1973 Hawkes Bay, New Zealand   Ian Brown (AUS) [1]
1974 Sweden   Robert O'Sullivan (AUS)   Ian Brown (AUS)   Tomáš Tokoš (TCH) [1]
1975 Australia   Peter Moor (AUS)   Robert O'Sullivan (AUS)   Ian Brown (AUS) [1]
1976 Ware River, VA, USA   Ted Causey (USA)   Peter Moor (AUS)   John Claridge (GBR) [1]
1977 Hayling Island, England   Bill Short (GBR)   Cliff Burton (AUS) [1]
1978 Brisbane, Australia   Robert O'Sullivan (AUS) [1]
1979 Travemünde, Germany   David Izatt (GBR)
Magnum 3 		[1]
1980 New Zealand   David Izatt (GBR)
Magnum 3 		[1]
1981 Harderwijk, The Netherlands   David Izatt (GBR)
Magnum 3 		[1]
1982 Australia   Greg Hilton (AUS)
SCOW 		[1]
1983 Eastbourne, Great Britain   Robin Wood (GBR)
Magnum 5 		  Roger Angell (GBR)   Chris Cottrill (GBR) [1]
1984 Hamaniko, Japan   Robin Wood (GBR)
Magnum 6 		  Andrew McDougall (AUS) [1]
1985 ThunerSee, Switzerland   Roger Angell (GBR)
Magnum 6 		  Andrew McDougall (AUS)   Tony Phillips (GBR) [1]
1986 Adelaide, Australia   Steve Shimeld (AUS)   Andrew Cuddihy (AUS)   Greg Hilton (AUS) [1]
1987 Göteborg, Sweden   Steve Shimeld (AUS)
McFrench Skiff 		  Jason Belben (GBR)   John Pearce (GBR) [1]
1989 Auckland, New Zealand   Andrew Landenberger (AUS)   Richard Reatti (AUS)   John Pearce (GBR) [1]
1990 Ratzeburg, Germany   Roger Angell (GBR)
Magnum 9 		  Clive Everest (GBR)   Andrew Landenberger (AUS)
1991 Miyazu City, Japan   Emmett Lazich (AUS)
Aussie Axeman Mk1 		  Toby Collyer (GBR)   Tim Webster (AUS)
1993 Highcliffe, Great Britain   Toby Collyer (GBR)
Magnum 9.5 		  Emmett Lazich (AUS)   Roger Angell (GBR)
1995 Lake Macquarie, Australia   Emmett Lazich (AUS)
Aussie Axeman Mk2
1996 Ratzeburg, Germany   Nick Spence (GBR)
Skippy 		  Mark Thorpe (AUS)   Phil Hebden (AUS)
1998 Torbay, Great Britain   Mark Thorpe (AUS)
Hungry Tiger 		  Nick Spence (GBR)   Ian Forsdike (GBR)
2000 Perth, Australia   Chris Dey (AUS)
Hungry Tiger 		  Andrew Coxall (AUS)   Mark Thorpe (AUS)
2001 Choshi, Japan   Mark Thorpe (AUS)
Hungry Tiger 		  Chris Dey (AUS)   Andrew McDougall (AUS)
2003 Les Sables d'Olonne, France   Mark Thorpe (AUS)
Hungry Tiger 		  Les Thorpe (AUS)   Rohan Veal (AUS)
2004 Melbourne, Australia   Rohan Veal (AUS)
Prowler Mk 2 		  Simon Payne (GBR)   Adam May (GBR)
2006 Horsens, Denmark   Simon Payne (GBR)
Prowler Mk 4 		  Rohan Veal (AUS)   Adam May (GBR)
2007 Torbole, Italy   Rohan Veal (AUS)
Bladeridder 		  Scott Babbage (AUS)   Simon Payne (GBR)
2008 Weymouth, England
78 Boats 		  John Harris (AUS)
Bladeridder 		  Andrew McDougall (AUS)   Mathew Belcher (AUS) [2]
2009 Cascade Locks, OR, USA   Bora Gulari (USA)
Mach 2 		  Nathan Outteridge (AUS)   Arnaud Psarofaghis (SWI)
2010 Dubai, UAE   Simon Payne (GBR)
Mach 2 		  Andrew McDougall (AUS)   Brad Funk (USA)
2011 Belmont, Australia   Nathan Outteridge (AUS)   Joe Turner (AUS)   Scott Babbage (AUS)
2012 Campione del Garda [it], Italy   Josh McKnight (AUS)   Scott Babbage (AUS)   Rob Gough (AUS)
2013 Kaneohe, HI, USA   Bora Gulari (USA)   Nathan Outteridge (AUS)   Scott Babbage (AUS)
2014 Hayling Island, Great Britain   Nathan Outteridge (AUS)   Chris Rashley (GBR)   Josh Mcknight (AUS) [3]
2015 Sorrento, Victoria, Australia   Peter Burling (NZL)   Nathan Outteridge (AUS)   Josh Mcknight (AUS)
2016 Hayama, Kanagawa, Japan   Paul Goodison (GBR)   Chris Rashley (GBR)   Robert Greenhalgh (GBR)
2017 Malcesine, Italy   Paul Goodison (GBR)   Peter Burling (NZL)   Iain Jensen (AUS) [4]
2018 Bermuda   Paul Goodison (GBR)   Francesco Bruni (ITA)   Rome Kirby (USA)
2019
Perth Australia
118 Boats[5] 		  Tom Slingsby (AUS)   Kyle Langford (AUS)   Tom Burton (AUS) [6]
2020 Cancelled COVID 19
2021
Lake Garda Italy
139 Boats 		  Tom Slingsby (AUS)   Iain Jensen (AUS)   Paul Goodison (GBR) [7]
2022
Buenos Aires Argentina
38 Boats 		  Dylan Fletcher-Scott (GBR)   Massimo Contessi (ARG)   Simone Salvà (ITA) [8]
2023
Weymouth GBR
Boats 		Insufficient Races Sailed [9]

References edit

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p "International Moth Class Association World Champions – International Moth Class Association".
  2. ^ http://www.wpnsa.org.uk/results/entriessofar/Mothworlds1.htm
  3. ^ "Sailwave results for 2014 International Moth World Championship at Hayling Island SC 2014". www.mothworlds.org.
  4. ^ "Results". 25 December 2016.
  5. ^ "Moth Worlds 2019 | Perth, Australia". Moth Worlds 2019.
  6. ^ "Mounts Bay Sailing Club - Moth World Championships 2019 - Results to Race". Mounts Bay Sailing Club.
  7. ^ "fragliavela.sailti.com". fragliavela.sailti.com.
  8. ^ "2022 International Moth Class World Championship" (PDF). Moth ARG.
  9. ^ Mark Jardine for IMCAUK (19 June 2023). "Wetsuit Outlet and Zhik International Moth World Championship Overall".
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