2.4 Metre World Championship

The 2.4 Metre World Championship is an annual international sailing regatta of 2.4 Metre keelboats, organized by the host club on behalf of the International 2.4mR Class Association and recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body. ^[1]

In addition, the class has been used extensively for disabled sailing as the 2.4-metre and also a one-design version of the class, the Norlin Mk3 design. With annual world championship held as part of the Para World Sailing Championships.

Events

See also: World championships in sailing

Ed.	Date		Location			Competitors					Ref.
	Day/Month	Year	Host club	City	Country	Boats	Nat.	Cont.
01	20–25 July	1993		Kokkola	Finland	64	8	2			[2] [3]
02		1994	Rutland Sailing Club	Rutland Water	United Kingdom	41	9	2			[4] [5]
03	24–30 July	1995		Aarhus	Denmark	62	11	3			[6] [7]
04	7–11 October	1996		Cannes	France	76	9	1			[8]
05	20–27 March	1997		Dubai	United Arab Emirates	86	7+	2+			[9] [10]
06	28 July – 2 August	1998		Tampere	Finland	104	14	3			[11]
07	26–31 July	1999	Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club	Marstrand	Sweden	91	12	3			[12] [13]
08	2–8 March	2000	Royal Yacht Club of Victoria	Melbourne	Australia	66	10	4			[14] [15] [16]
09	29 July – 4 August	2001	Tønsberg Seilforening	Tønsberg	Norway	89	11	3			[17]
10	7–14 February	2002		Coconut Grove	United States	55	8	2			[18]
11	18–23 August	2003	Segelclub Eckernförde	Eckernförde	Germany	84	10	3			[19]
12	26–31 July	2004	Gefle Segelsällskap	Gävle	Sweden	92	12	4			[20]
13	19–25 September	2005	Circolo della Vela Marciana Marina	Marciana	Italy	88	10	2			[21]
14	29 July – 4 August	2006	Helsingfors Segelklubb	Helsinki	Finland	95	11	3			[22] [23]
15	4–9 August	2007	Kolding Sejlklub	Kolding	Denmark	76	10	2	72	4	[24]
16	19–26 October	2008	Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria	Las Palmas	Spain	50	9	2	45	5	[25]
17	1–6 November	2009	Edison Sailing Center	Fort Myers	United States	44	7	2	37	7	[26]
18	18–25 September	2010	Vatersportverenging van Hoorn	Hoorn	Netherlands	82	15	3	76	6	[27]
19	12–20 August	2011	Ålesunds Seilforening	Ålesund	Norway	57	8	2	53	4	[28] [29]
20	16–22 September	2012		Porto San Giorgio	Italy	90	9	2	81	9	[30]
21	8–14 September	2013	Poole Yacht Club	Dorset	United Kingdom	75	11	3	67	8	[31]
22	26 September – 3 October	2014	National Yacht Club, Toronto	Toronto	Canada	35	6	2	27	8	[32] [33]
23	8–15 August	2015	Rauman Purjehdusseura	Rauma	Finland	102	13	4	96	6	[34]
24	5–10 January	2016	Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania	Hobart	Australia	32	4	2	29	3	[35] [36]
25	30 June – 7 July	2017	Koninklijke Watersportvereniging Sneek	Sneek	Netherlands	83	13	3	73	10	[37] [38]
26	4–10 August	2018	Gefle Segelsällskap	Gävle	Sweden	72	8	2	65	7	[39] [40]
27	12–19 October	2019	Yacht Club Italiano	Genoa	Italy	84	13	3	74	10	[41] [42]
–	7–13 November	2020	Davis Island Yacht Club	Tampa	United States	cancelled covid					[43]
–	7–14 August	2021	Tønsberg Seilforening	Tønsberg	Norway	cancelled covid					[44]
28	4–11 November	2022	Davis Island Yacht Club	Tampa	United States	39	10	4	32	7	[45] [46] [47]
29	31 July – 5 August	2023	Näsijärvi Sailing Club	Tampere	Finland	59	9	3	53	6	[48] [49]
30	28 Jul-3 Aug	2024	Kieler Yacht Club	Kiel	Germany	84	16	2	76	8	[50]

Multiple champions

See also: World championships in sailing § Multiple World champions

Compiled from the data below the table includes up to and including 2024.

Ranking	Sailor	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total	No. Entries
01	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	11	5	1	17	20	[51]
02	Heiko Kröger  (GER)	3	1	1	5	16	[52]
03	Marko Dahlberg  (FIN)	2	4	2	8	26	[53]
04	Megan Pascoe  (GBR)	2	3	3	8	20	[54]

Medalists

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1993 Kokkola	Patrik Forsgren  (SWE)	Peter Norlin  (SWE)	Ralf Casen  (FIN)	[55]
1994 Rutland Water	Bo Hedensjö  (SWE)	Carl-Gustaf Fresk  (SWE)	Staffan Bellander  (SWE)	[55]
1995 Aarhus	Carl-Gustaf Fresk  (SWE)	Marko Dahlberg  (FIN)	Bo Hedensjö  (SWE)	[55]
1996 Cannes	Peter Norlin  (SWE)	Bo Hedensjö  (SWE)	Imma Björndahl  (FIN)	[8]
1997 Dubai	Marko Dahlberg  (FIN)	Peter Norlin  (SWE)	Patrik Forsgren  (SWE)	[55] [9]
1998 Tampere	Rikard Bjurström  (FIN)	Matti Rouhiainen  (FIN)	Peter Norlin  (SWE)	[55]
1999 Marstrand	Tom Björndahl  (FIN)	Marko Dahlberg  (FIN)	Peter Norlin  (SWE)	[55]
2000 Melbourne	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Rikard Bjurström  (FIN)	Peter Norlin  (SWE)	[55]
2001 Tønsberg	Heiko Kröger  (GER)	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Peter Norlin  (SWE)	[55]
2002 Miami	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Hans Meyers  (USA)	Tom Brown  (USA)	[55]
2003 Eckernförde	Marko Dahlberg  (FIN)	Damien Seguin  (FRA)	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	[55]
2004 Gävle	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Ulf Arvidsson  (SWE)	Lachlan Gilbert  (AUS)	[56]
2005 Marciana	Nick Scandone  (USA)	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Helena Lucas  (GBR)	[57]
2006 Helsinki	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Thierry Schmitter  (NED)	Harri Malm  (FIN)	[57]
2007 Kolding	Lennart Heselius  (SWE)	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Ulf Arvidsson  (SWE)	[55]
2008 Las Palmas	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Damien Seguin  (FRA)	Hans Asklund  (SWE)	[57] [58]
2009 Fort Myers	John Ruf  (USA)	Carl Horrocks  (USA)	Paul Tingley  (CAN)	[57]
2010 Hoorn	Paul Tingley  (CAN)	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Hans Asklund  (SWE)	[57]
2011 Ålesund	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Marko Dahlberg  (FIN)	Rikard Bjurström  (FIN)	[59]
2012 Porto San Giorgio	Peter Andersson  (SWE)	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Megan Pascoe  (GBR)	[57]
2013 Poole	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Helena Lucas  (GBR)	Megan Pascoe  (GBR)	[57]
2014 Toronto	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Bjørnar Erikstad  (NOR)	Helena Lucas  (GBR)	[33]
2015 Rauma	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Bjørnar Erikstad  (NOR)	Heiko Kröger  (GER)	[57]
2016 Hobart	Megan Pascoe  (GBR)	Matt Bugg  (AUS)	Paul Francis  (NZL)	[36]
2017 Sneek	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Heiko Kröger  (GER)	Hans Asklund  (SWE)	[38]
2018 Gävle	Stellan Berlin  (SWE)	Megan Pascoe  (GBR)	Marko Dahlberg  (FIN)	[39] [40]
2019 Genoa	Megan Pascoe  (GBR)	Marko Dahlberg  (FIN)	Fia Fjelddahl  (SWE)	[42]
2020 Tampa	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 Tønsberg	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Tampa	Dee Smith  (USA)	Megan Pascoe  (GBR)	Marko Dahlberg  (FIN)	[47]
2023	Heiko Kröger  (GER)	Megan Pascoe  (GBR)	Jan Forsbom  (FIN)	[49]
2024	Heiko Kröger  (GER)	Christoph Tromer (GER)	Megan Pascoe  (GBR)	[50]

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