Europe World Championships

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Europe World Championships are world sailing championships in the Europe class that have been held every year since 1966 (Open event). Since 1978 the event is split into an women and men event held (mostly) in conjunction. The event is, organized by the and recognized by the International Sailing Federation.[1]

Europe was an Olympic Class from 1992 till 2004.

Editions[]

Year City Country Dates Host Club Events Athletes Nations Notes
Antibes  France 1 [2]
Ostend  Belgium 1 [2]
Madeira  Portugal 1 [2]
Toulon  France 1 [2]
 Netherlands 1 [2]
Ratzeburger See  West Germany 1 [2]
Nyborg  Denmark 1 [2]
Bandol  France 1 [2]
Morten  Norway 1 [2]
Palma  Spain 1 [2]
Malmö  Sweden 1 [3]
1 [4]
Skovshoved  Denmark 2 [5]
La Rochelle  France 2 [6]
Helsinki (open)  Finland 1 [2]
Grömitz (women)  West Germany 1 [7][8]
Horn  Netherlands 1–10 August 2 [9]
Monfalcone  Italy 2 [10]
Fuengirola  Spain 1–6 August 2 [11]
Kiel (women)  West Germany 15–19 July 1 [12]
Kiel (open)  West Germany 20–27 July 1 [13]
Tønsberg (women)  Norway 14–20 July 1 [14]
Tønsberg (open)  Norway 21–26 July 1 [15]
Helsinki (women)  Finland 21–25 July 1 [16]
Helsinki (open)  Finland 26 July – 1 August 1 [17]
Crozon-Morgat  France 1–8 August 2 [18]
Nieuwpoort  Belgium 5–12 August 2 [19]
Oxelösund  Sweden 2 [20]
Livorno  Italy 17–29 July 2 [21]
Buzios  Brazil 19–28 January 2 [22]
Izola  Yugoslavia 4–12 July 2 [23]
Aarhus  Denmark 31 July – 8 August 2 [24]
La Rochelle  France 9–15 July 2 [25]
Auckland  New Zealand 27–4 February 2 [26]
Mallorca  Spain 6–13 July 2 [27]
San Francisco  United States 2–10 August 2 [28]
Travemünde  Germany 27 July – 2 August 2 [29][2]
Melbourne  Australia 10–17 January 2 [30]
Salvador  Brazil 11–18 January 2 [31]
Vilamoura  Portugal 1–7 July 2 [32]
Hamilton  Canada 26 August – 3 September 2 [33]
Cádiz (men)  Spain 4–10 September 1 [34]
2003 Cádiz (women)  Spain 11–24 September 1 part of the 2003 ISAF Sailing World Championships
Cagliari  Italy 10–17 July 2 [35]
Rizhao  China 1–9 September 2 [36]
Copenhagen  Denmark 8–16 July 2 [37]
Workum  Netherlands 16–27 July 2 [38]
Vila Real de Santo António  Portugal 4–12 July 2 [39]
Brest  France 24 July – 2 August 2 [40]
Arkösund  Sweden 23–31 July 2 [41]
Lake Como  Italy 8–15 August 2 [42]
L'Escala  Spain 12–24 July 2 [43]
Sønderborg  Denmark 3–11 August 2 [43]
Blanes  Spain 1–12 July 2 [44]
Kuhlungsborn  Germany 5–11 August 2 [45]
El Balis  Spain 29 July – 9 August 2 [46]
2021 Råå  Sweden Postponed to 2021 due to COVID 19 [47]
Råå  Sweden 10 July – 16 August Råå Jolleklubb 2 [48]

Medalists[]

Open[]

Year
  • v
  • t
 Gold Silver Bronze
1966 Antibes   (BEL)  P. Van Genabeek (BEL)  Bartoli (FRA)
1967 Ostende  M. Lambot (FRA)   (BEL)  van Godtsenhoeven (BEL)
1968 Madeira   (BEL)  Stafler (FRA)  Cospen (FRA)
1969 Toulon  Stafler (FRA)  J. Demoulin (FRA)  Devillers (FRA)
1970 De Fluessen   (BEL)  Hervey (FRA)  C. Maes (BEL)
1971 Ratzeburger See   (FRG)   (BEL)  J.-P. Bernard (BEL)
1972 Nyborg   (FRA)   (FRA)   (DEN)
1973 Bandol   (FRA)   (FRA)   (FRA)
1974 Horten   (FRA)   (FRG)  Pierre Saint-Jean (FRA)
1975 C'an Pastilla  Pierre Saint-Jean (FRA)   (SWE)   (SWE)
1976 Malmö   (FRA)   (DEN)  Pierre Saint-Jean (FRA)
1977   (SWE)   (DEN)   (BEL)

Men[]

Year
 Gold Silver Bronze
1978 Skovshoved  Hans Wallén (SWE)   (SWE)   (DEN)
1979 La Rochelle   (FRA)   (FRA)   (SWE)
1980 Helsinki   (NOR)   (FRA)  Hans Wallén (SWE)
1981 Hoorn   (FIN)   (FIN)   (SWE)
1982 Monfalcone  Marco Pirinoli (FRA)   (SWE)   (SWE)
1983 Fuengirola no champion decided
1984 Kiel   (FRG)   (DEN)  Hans Riber (DEN)
1985 Tønsberg  Ole Petter Pollen (NOR)   (ESP)   (SWE)
1986 Helsinki   (SWE)   (DEN)   (DEN)
1987 Crozon-Morgat   (SWE)   (DEN)   (DEN)
1988 Nieuwpoort  Serge Kats (NED)   (DEN)   (FIN)
1989 Oxelösund  Serge Kats (NED)   (SWE)   (DEN)
1990 Livorno   (FIN)   (ITA)   (ESP)
1991 Buzios  Stefan Rahm (SWE)   (SWE)   (DEN)
1992 Izola   (FIN)   (SLO)  Peer Moberg (NOR)
  (FRA)  Peder Ronholt (DEN)  Johan Molund (SWE)
1994 La Rochelle  Mattias Rahm (SWE)  Xavier Revil (FRA)  Johan Molund (SWE)
1995 North Shore City  Mattias Rahm (SWE)  Johan Molund (SWE)   (SWE)
1996 Palma de Mallorca  Johan Molund (SWE)  Christoffer Sundby (NOR)   (DEN)
1997 San Francisco  Christoffer Sundby (NOR)   (FRA)   (DEN)
1998 Travemünde   (DEN)   (POL)   (NED)
1999 Mornington   (DEN)   (SWE)   (DEN)
2000 Salvador da Bahia   (NOR)   (DEN)   (SWE)
2001 Vilamoura   (DEN)   (FRA)   (NOR)
2002 Hamilton   (DEN)   (ESP)   (ESP)
2003 Cadiz   (SWE)   (SWE)  Christopher Gundersen (NOR)
2004 Cagliari  Christopher Gundersen (NOR)   (SWE)   (DEN)
2005 Rizhao   (ESP)   (CHN)   (GER)
2006 Skovshoved   (GER)   (SWE)   (DEN)
2007 Workum   (NOR)   (FRA)   (ESP)
2008 Santo Antonio   (FIN)   (NOR)   (SWE)
2009 Brest   (FRA)   (ESP)  Anders Carlson (SWE)
2010 Arkösund   (ESP)   (DEN)  Kaarle Tapper (FIN)
2011 Gravedona   (DEN)   (ESP)   (NOR)
2012 L'Escala   (ESP)   (FRA)  Nicholas Fadler Martinsen (NOR)
2013 Sønderborg   (DEN)   (NOR)   (ESP)
2014 La Rochelle   (NOR)   (ESP)   (FRA)
2015 Arendal   (NOR)  Emil Munch (DEN)   (SWE)
2016 Nago–Torbole   (FRA)   (NOR)   (DEN)
2017 Blanes   (ESP)   (NOR)   (GER)
2018 Kulhsungsborn   (GER)   (NOR)   (DEN)
2019 El Balis   (ESP)   (ESP)   (NOR)
2020 Raa postponed to 2021 due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021 Raa[49]   (NOR)   (ESP)   (SWE)

Women[]

Year
 Gold Silver Bronze
1978 Skovshoved  Marit Söderström (SWE)
1979 La Rochelle  Marit Söderström (SWE)  Chaudun (FRA)  Lefort (FRA)
1980 Grömitz  S. Krenninger (FRA)  A. Lefort (FRA)  M. Andersson (SWE)
1981 Hoorn  Marit Söderström (SWE)  S. Krenninger (FRA)   (DEN)
1982 Monfalcone   (FRA)   (SWE)   (SWE)
1983 Fuengirola no champion decided
1984 Kiel   (SWE)   (FRA)   (DEN)
1985 Tønsberg   (SWE)  Mette Munch (DEN)   (SWE)
1986 Helsinki   (NOR)  Mette Munch (DEN)   (NOR)
1987 Crozon Morgat  Tonje Kristiansen (NOR)  Mette Munch (DEN)  Arianna Bogatec (ITA)
1988 Nieuwpoort   (ITA)  Linda Cerup-Simonsen (NOR)   (FRA)
1989 Oxelösund  Chiara Calligaris (ITA)   (USA)   (NOR)
1990 Livorno  Chiara Calligaris (ITA)  Min Dezillie (BEL)   (ITA)
1991 Buzios   (FRA)   (SWE)  Dorte Jensen (DEN)
1992 Izola  Malin Millbourn (SWE)   (BEL)  C. Nordqvist (SWE)
1993 Kalovig  Dorte Jensen (DEN)  Shirley Robertson (GBR)   (NED)
1994 La Rochelle  Kristine Roug (DEN)   (CAN)  Margriet Matthijsse (NED)
1995 North Shore City  Kristine Roug (DEN)  Margriet Matthijsse (NED)  Natalia Vía Dufresne (ESP)
1996 Palma de Mallorca  Carolijn Brouwer (NED)  Karianne Eikeland (NOR)   (NOR)
1997 San Francisco  Margriet Matthijsse (NED)  Kristine Roug (DEN)   (AUS)
1998 Travemünde  Carolijn Brouwer (NED)  Shirley Robertson (GBR)  Kristine Roug (DEN)
1999 Mornington  Margriet Matthijsse (NED)   (AUS)  Shirley Robertson (GBR)
2000 Salvador da Bahia  Kristine Roug (DEN)  Shirley Robertson (GBR)  Meg Galliard (USA)
2001 Vilamoura  Sari Multala (FIN)  Carolijn Brouwer (NED)  Lenka Šmídová (CZE)
2002 Hamilton  Sarah Blanck (AUS)  Siren Sundby (NOR)  Petra Niemann (GER)
2003 Cádiz  Siren Sundby (NOR)  Sari Multala (FIN)  Petra Niemann (GER)
2004 Cagliari  Siren Sundby (NOR)  Sari Multala (FIN)   (DEN)
2005 Rizhao   (CHN)   (CHN)  Tania Elías Calles (MEX)
2006 Skovshoved   (SWE)   (DEN)  Helen Montilla (ESP)
2007 Workum   (GER)   (DEN)   (DEN)
2008 Santo Antonio  Josefin Olsson (SWE)  Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN)  Anette Viborg Andreasen (DEN)
2009 Brest  Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN)  Anette Viborg Andreasen (DEN)   (ESP)
2010 Arkösund   (ESP)  Hanna Klinga (SWE)   (DEN)
2011 Gravedona  Silvia Zennaro (ITA)   (DEN)   (GER)
2012 L'Escala   (DEN)   (SWE)  Silvia Zennaro (ITA)
2013 Sonderborg   (DEN)   (ESP)   (DEN)
2014 La Rochelle   (DEN)   (DEN)  Mathilde Géron (FRA)
2015 Arendal   (DEN)   (SWE)   (DEN)
2016 Nago–Torbole   (DEN)   (DEN)   (GER)
2017 Blanes   (DEN)   (DEN)   (ESP)
2018 Kulhsungsborn   (DEN)   (ESP)   (GER)
2019 El Balis   (DEN)   (ESP)   (ESP)
2020 Raa postponed to 2021 due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021 Raa[50]   (DEN)  Trine Bentzen (DEN)   (ESP)

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See also[]

  • ISAF Sailing World Championships

External links[]

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