List of World Championships medalists in sailing (radio sailing classes)

This is a list of World Championships medalists in sailing in the radio sailing classes recognised by the International Radio Sailing Association and World Sailing.

International One Metre[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1994, Saint-Cyr, Vienne	(GBR) Own Design Red Wine	(GBR) Design Metrick Magick	(GBR) Design Crossbow
1997, Wellington	(AUS) Design TS2	(NZL) =	(NZL) Design TS2
1999, Malta	(GBR) Own Design Ikon	(AUS) Own Design TS-2	(GBR) Design Widget
2001, Omisalj	(GBR) Design Widget	(GBR) Own Design Ikon	(AUS) Design TS2
2003, Vancouver	(GBR) Design Isis	(AUS) Own Design TS2	(AUS) Design Disco
2005, Mooloolaba	(AUS) Own Design Obsession	(GBR) Own Design Topico	(AUS) Design Cockatoo
2007, Marseille	(AUS) Design Widget	(ESP) Design Italiko	(AUS) Own Design Obsession
2009, Barbados	(CRO) Design Pikanto	(AUS) Design Widget	(CRO) Design Pikanto
2011, West Kirby	(GBR) Design BritPOP	(GBR) Own Design BritPOP	(GBR) Design BritPOP
2013, Sdot Yam	(GBR) Design BritPOP	(CRO) Design Kantun S	(DNK) Design Cheinz
2015, Foster City	(GBR) Own Design POP	(GBR) Design BritPOP	(CRO) Own Design Kantun S
2017, Pierrelatte	(CRO) Own Design Kantun 2	(ESP) Design Sedici	(GBR) Design BritPOP
2019, Porto Alegre [1]	(CRO) Own Design Kantun 2	(CRO) Design Kantun 2	(NZL) Own Design V11

International Marblehead[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1998, Viry-Châtillon	(GBR) Rad (Own Design)	(ESP)	(GER)
2000,	(ESP)	(GBR) Rok (Own Design)	(GER)
2002, Ravenna	(ESP) Skapel Mk4	(GBR) Prime Number (Own Design)	(GBR)
2006, Fleetwood	(GBR) Starkers 2	(CRO) Prime Number	(CRO) Rok
2012, Ploërmel	(GBR) Grunge (Own Design)	(GBR) Prime Numbers (Own Design)	(GBR) Starkers 2
2014, Gouda	(GBR) Grunge (Own Design)	(GBR) Quark (Own Design)	(CRO) Quark
2016, Lake Garda	(GBR) Grunge (Own Design)	(ITA) UNKNOWN	(GBR) Quark (Own Design)
2018, Biblis[2]	(GBR) Grunge (Own Design)	(FRA) Grunge (Brad Gibson)	Peter STOLLERY (GBR) Up (Roger Stollery)

International Ten Rater[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1999, Changi	(GBR) Prizm (Own Design)	Philip Playle (GBR) Prizm	Mark Dennis (GBR)
2016, Lake Garda	(GBR) Trance (Own Design)	(GBR) Diamond (Own Design)	Christophe Boisnault (FRA) Diamond
2018, Biblis[3]	(GBR) Trance (Own Design)	(FRA) Kamsin	(ITA) Nioutaine

International A Class[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2005, Gosport	(GBR) Design Sword / Graham Bantock	(GBR) Design Sword / Graham Bantock	(GBR) Design Sweet 9 / Roger Stollery

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