420 World Championships

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The 420 World Championships are international sailing regattas in the 420 class organized by the International Sailing Federation and the .

They have been held every year since 1973.

Editions[]

Year	City	Country	Dates	Events	Athletes	Nations	Notes
	Adelaide	Australia	1 January	1			[1]
	Kiel	West Germany		1			[2]
	Medemblik	Netherlands		1			[3][4]
	Copenhagen	Denmark		1			[5][4]
	Tróia	Portugal		1			[6][4]
	Quiberon	France		1			[7][4]
	Adelaide	Australia		1			[8][4]
	Hayling Island	United Kingdom		1			[9]
	Nahariya	Israel	15–27 August	1			[10]
	Annapolis	United States	2–13 July	1			[11][4]
	Ancona	Italy	11–18 August	1			[12]
	IJsselmeer	Netherlands	5–10 July	1			[13]
	Nieuwpoort	Belgium	16–30 July	1			[14][4]
	Cervia	Italy	30 April – 9 May	1			[15]
	Lake Balaton	Hungary	20–29 July	1			[16][4]
	Lake Macquarie	Australia	8–15 January	1			[17]
	Lake Thun	Switzerland	9–15 July	1			[18]
	Belmont	Australia		1			[4]
		Yugoslavia		1			[19][4]
	Crozon-Morgat	France		1			[20][4]
	Rimini	Italy		2			[21][4]
	Sdot Yam	Israel		1			[22][4]
	Marstrand	Sweden		2			[23][4][24]
	Plymouth	United Kingdom		1			[25][4]
	Fremantle	Australia		2			[26][4][24]
	Blankenberge	Belgium		1			[27][4]
	Newport	United States		1			[28][4]
	Palamós	Spain	13–21 July	1			[29][4]
	Galaxidi	Greece	26–31 July	1			[30][24]
	Athens	Greece	16–24 July	2			[31][4][24]
	La Rochelle	France	13–21 July	2			[32][4][24]
	Ravenna	Italy	19–27 July	2			[33][4][24]
	Tavira	Portugal		2			[4][24]
	Hayling Island	United Kingdom		2			[4][24]
	Athens	Greece	22–31 July	2			[34]
	Lake Garda	Italy	27 July �� 5 August	2			[35]
	Haifa	Israel	22–31 July	2			[36]
2011	Buenos Aires	Argentina	27 December 2010 – 5 January 2011	2			[37]
	Neusiedl am See	Austria	27 July – 5 August	2			[38]
	Valencia	Spain	22–30 July	2			[39]
	Travemünde	Germany	25 July – 3 August	2			[40]
	Karatsu	Japan	17–25 July	2			[41]
	Sanremo	Italy	15-23 July	3			[42]
	Fremantle	Australia	26 December 2017 – 3 January 2018	3			[43]
	Newport	United States	8–15 August	2			[44]
	Vilamoura	Portugal	3–11 July	2			[45]

Medalists[]

Open[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1973 Adelaide	Australia Wangel Giles
1974 Kiel	France Alain Chourgnoz Denis Cerda
1975 Medemblik	United States Whitehurst	France Russo	Netherlands Carels
1976 Barrington	United States Stephen Taylor Joan Massey
1977 Baiona	United States Stephen Taylor Joan Massey	Israel
1978 Jyllinge	France Pollet Johanssen	Great Britain Cathy Foster	Spain Sallent Isnard
1979 Tróia	Italy Di Salle Vassalo	West Germany Möller Möller	New Zealand Dickson Wilcox
1980 Quiberon	Israel Shimshon Brokman Eitan Friedlander	France Brenac Mikuelis	France Jaffrezeic Berthonneau
1982 Adelaide	Australia Ferris McKay	United States Brown	West Germany Etten
1984 Annapolis	West Germany A. Andruleit H. Andruleit	West Germany Filimonow Stöckmann	Canada Ellis Ferrow
1986 Nieuwpoort	France
1987 Balatonfüred	France Jean-François Berthet	France	Spain
1988 Lake Macquarie	France W. Sanchez-Diez	West Germany	France Jean-François Berthet
1989 Mošćenička Draga	France	Great Britain	Great Britain John Merricks
1990 Crozon	France
1991 Rimini	Great Britain
1992 Caesarea	Spain Gustavo Martínez
1993 Marstrand	Italy
1994 Plymouth	Great Britain John Merricks
1995 Fremantle	Australia
1996 Blankenberge	Portugal M. Fortunato M. Nunes
1997 Newport	France W. Sanchez-Diez Gabriol	Italy L. Chiarugi E. Trumpy
1998 Palamós	France Nicolas Charbonnier

Men and Mixed[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1999 Athens	France Nicolas Charbonnier	France Jean-Matthieu Constant Christopher Pratt	Portugal Pedro Pinto Miguel Pinto
2000 La Rochelle	Australia Mathew Belcher	Italy	Greece
2001 Ravenna	Italy	Spain R. Medina J. Cerezo	Italy B. Danti F. Geggio
2002 Tavira	India Farokh Tarapore	Great Britain	France Morgan Lagravière Noé Delpech
2003 Hayling Island	Spain Onán Barreiros	France	France Morgan Lagravière Noé Delpech
2004 Melbourne	Australia Nathan Wilmot Malcolm Page	Australia Mathew Belcher	Australia Nathan Outteridge
2005 Brest	Portugal	Italy	Spain
2006 Las Palmas	New Zealand Carl Evans Peter Burling	New Zealand Simon Cooke	France
2007 Auckland	New Zealand Carl Evans Peter Burling	New Zealand Simon Cooke	New Zealand
2008 Athens	Greece	Greece	Italy
2009 Lake Garda	Greece	New Zealand	Great Britain
2010 Haifa	Singapore Justin Liu	Italy	Italy
2011 Buenos Aires details	Argentina	Italy	Chile Benjamín Grez Diego González
2012 Lake Neusiedl	Greece George Kavas	France	Spain
2013 Valencia	Spain Xavier Antich	Brazil	France Sebastien Simon
2014 Lübeck	Spain	France	Israel
2015 Karatsu	Japan	United States	Hong Kong
2016 Sanremo[46]	Portugal Diogo Costa Pedro Costa	United States Wiley Rogers Jack Parkin	Greece Vasilios Gourgiotis Orestis Batsis
2017 Fremantle[47]	Spain	Spain	Spain
2018 Newport[48]	New Zealand	Spain	Spain
2019 Vilamoura[49]	Spain	New Zealand	Spain

Women[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1980 Charlottenlund	Italy Galeazzi
1981	Italy Galeazzi
1986 Nieuwpoort	Italy M. Bazzini D. De Cagno
1987 Cervia	France V. Ravet D. Besson
1988	Spain Leon Leon
1989	Sweden Martina Wendin Boel Bengtsson
1990 Miura	France
1991 Rimini	France
1998 Galaxidi	Israel Vered Buskila
1999 Athens	Greece
2000 La Rochelle	Great Britain	Greece	Italy Alessandra Marenzi
2001 Ravenna	Italy	Italy	Italy
2002 Tavira	France	Greece Sofia Papadopoulou	Brazil
2003 Hayling Island	Brazil	Great Britain	Germany
2004 Mornington	Australia Elise Rechichi Tessa Parkinson	Great Britain Lucy MacGregor	France Camille Lecointre Gwendolyn Lemaitre
2005 Brest	Italy	France	Great Britain
2006 Las Palmas	Great Britain Hannah Mills	Spain Tara Pacheco	Italy
2007 Auckland	New Zealand Jo Aleh Polly Powrie	New Zealand Shelley Hesson	New Zealand
2008 Athens	Greece	Israel Gil Cohen	Greece Afrodite Kyranakou
2009 Lake Garda	New Zealand Alex Maloney	Italy	United States
2010 Haifa	Italy	United States	Italy
2011 Buenos Aires	Great Britain	Germany	France
2012 Lake Neusiedl	Singapore Cecilia Low	Chile Nadja Horwitz Sofia Middleton	Singapore Griselda Khng
2013 Valencia	Great Britain	Singapore Kimberly Lim Savannah Siew	United States
2014 Lübeck	Italy	Singapore Kimberly Lim Savannah Siew	Greece
2015 Karatsu	Spain	France	Japan Sena Takano
2016 Sanremo[50]	Italy Francesca Russo Cirillo Alice Linussi	Spain María Bover Guerrero Clara Llabrés	Italy Maria Vittoria Marchesini Cecilia Fedel
2017 Fremantle[51]	Australia Nia Jerwood Monique de Vries	Australia	Italy
2018 Newport[52]	Spain	Spain	Spain
2019 Vilamoura[53]	Great Britain	Italy	Greece

Under 17[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2015 Karatsu	Edoardo Ferraro (ITA)  Francesco Orlando (ITA)	Aggelos Arvanitis (GRE)  Theofanis Kanakaris (GRE)	Carlos Balaguer (ESP)  Ignacio Balaguer (ESP)
2016 Sanremo[54]	Telis Athanasopoulos (GRE)  Dimitris Tassios (GRE)	Eduard Ferrer (ESP)  Carlos de Maqua (ESP)	Enzo Balanger (FRA)  Gaultier Tallieu (FRA)
2017 Fremantle[55]	(ESP)   (ESP)	(ITA)   (ITA)	(ITA)   (ITA)
2018 Newport[56]	(ESP)   (ESP)	(ESP)   (ESP)	(GRE)   (GRE)
2019 Vilamoura[57]	(GRE)   (GRE)	(FRA)   (FRA)	(ESP)   (ESP)

References[]

External links[]

• Official international class website