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2023 in sailing describes the year's events in sailing. [1]
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2023 in sailing describes the year's events in sailing. [1]
Buddy Melges (USA)
Derek Kelsall (GBR) Multihill Designer
George Andreadis (sailor) (GRE) Olympian and World Sailing Larry Marks (sailor) (USA) Robin Asher (GBR) Stuart Jardine (GBR) Olympian
Syd Fisher (AUS) Offshore Sailor
Wolfgang Gerz (GER)| Date | Event | Venue | Class | Discipline | Gender | Other | Winner/s | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 December 2022 –5 January 2023 | 2022 Cadet World Championship | Williamstown | Cadet | Open | Fleet | Youth | Toby Bush (GBR) Kemmel Thorogood (GBR) | [2] |
| 15 January –20 January | 2022 Contender World Championship | Perth | Contender | Open | Fleet | Mark Bulka (AUS) | [3] [4] | |
| 24 January –31 January | Finn Gold Cup | Miami | Finn | Open | Fleet | Ed Wright (GBR) | [5] | |
| 8 February –16 February | ILCA 6 Master World Championships |  Pattaya | ILCA 6 | Open | Fleet | Apprentice Masters |  Viktorija Andrulytė (LTU) | [6] [7] |
| Open | Fleet | Master | Jon Emmett (GBR) | |||||
| Open | Fleet | Grand Master |  Allan Clark (CAN) | |||||
| Open | Fleet | Great Grand Master | Jeff Loosemore (AUS) | |||||
| Open | Fleet | Legends | Bill Symes (USA) | |||||
| 19 February –26 February | ILCA 7 Master World Championships | Pattaya | ILCA 7 | Open | Fleet | Apprentice Masters | Keerati Bualong (THA) | [8] |
| Open | Fleet | Master | Adonis Bougiouris (GRE) | |||||
| Open | Fleet | Grand Master | Brett Beyer (AUS) | |||||
| Open | Fleet | Great Grand Master | Tim Law (GBR) | |||||
| 19–26 February | Nacra 15 World Championship / Lauderdale Yacht Club | Fort Lauderdale | Nacra 15 | Open | Fleet | Cody Roe (USA) KJ Hill (USA) | [9] [10] | |
| 9 March –25 March | Flying Fifteen World Championship | Perth | Flying Fifteen | Open | Fleet | |||
| 24 March –31 March | Viper 640 World Championship | New Orleans | Viper 640 | Fleet | Mixed | |||
| 12 April –21 April | Etchells World Championship | Miami | Etchells | Fleet | Mixed | |||
| 22 April –29 April | IRSA Marblehead World Championship |  Castiglione del Lago | Marblehead | Fleets /HMS | Open | [11] | ||
| 1 May –3 May | IRSA 10 Rater World Championship | Castiglione del Lago | 10 Rater | Fleets /HMS | Open | [12] | ||
| 22 May –28 May | KiteFoil Masters World Championships | Oristano | Foil kite | Open | Fleet | |||
| 29 May –3 June | Dragon World Championship |  Bodrum | Dragon | Open | Fleet | |||
| 11 June –21 June | Optimist World Championships |  Girona | Optimist | Open | Fleet | |||
| 17 June –23 June | SB20 World Championship |  Scheveningen | SB20 | Open | Fleet | |||
| 23 June –30 June | OK Dinghy World Championship | Lyme Regis | OK Dinghy | Open | Fleet | |||
| 4 July –14 July | B14 World Championship | Torbole | B14 | Open | Fleet | |||
| 8 July –14 July | International Europe Class World Championships |  Vallensbæk | Europe | Open | Fleet | |||
| 11 July –15 July | Hobie Dragoon World Championships | Cesenatico | Hobie Dragoon | Open | Fleet | |||
| 17 July –21 July | Hobie 14 World Championships | Cesenatico | Hobie 14 | Open | Fleet | |||
| 21 July –30 July | J/22 World Championship | Travemünde | J/22 | Open | Fleet | |||
| 21 July –30 July | Formula 18 World Championship | Travemünde | Formula 18 | Open | Fleet | |||
| 22 July –28 July | Vaurien World Championship |  Le Havre | Vaurien | Open | Fleet | |||
| 22 July –30 July | Flying Dutchman World Championships |  Gdynia | Flying Dutchman | Open | Fleet | |||
| 22 July –30 July | International Mirror Class World Championships |  Sligo | Mirror | Open | Fleet | |||
| 24 July –28 July | International Topper Class World Championship | Cork | Topper | Open | Fleet | Rig | ||
| Open | Fleet | Rig | ||||||
| 27 July –4 August | 29er World Championship | Isle of Portland | 29er | Open | Fleet | |||
| 28 July –4 August | Dart 18 World Championship | Bridlington | Dart 18 | Open | Fleet | |||
| 31 July –4 August | RS500 World Championship | Travemünde | RS500 | Fleet | Open | |||
| 31 July –4 August | H-Boat World Championships | Malcesine | H-boat | Fleet | Open | |||
| 31 July –5 August | 12mR World Championships | Newport | 12mR | Fleet | Open | |||
| 31 July –5 August | ORCi World Championships | Kiel | ORC Rating | Fleet | Open | Class A | [13] | |
| Fleet | Open | Class B | ||||||
| Fleet | Open | Class C | ||||||
| 10 August –20 August | 2023 Sailing World Championships | The Hague | 470 (dinghy) | Fleet | Mixed | |||
| 49er | Fleet | Male | ||||||
| 49erFX | Fleet | Female | ||||||
| ILCA 6 | Fleet | Female | ||||||
| ILCA 7 | Fleet | Male | ||||||
| Kite | Fleet | Male | ||||||
| Kite | Fleet | Female | ||||||
| Nacra 17 | Fleet | Mixed | ||||||
| IQFoil | Fleet | Male | ||||||
| IQFoil | Fleet | Female | ||||||
| 18 August –25 August | Shark 24 World Championships | Niagara-on-the-Lake | Shark 24 | Fleet | Mixed | |||
| 21 August –26 August | TP52 World Championships | Barcelona | TP52 | Fleet | Mixed | |||
| 22 August –26 August | Tempest World Championships | Portsmouth | Tempest | Fleet | Mixed | |||
| 26 August –1 September | Micro Class World Championship | Gdansk | Micro | Fleet | Open | Production | ||
| Fleet | Open | Prototype | ||||||
| 28 August –2 September | 8 Metre World Championships | Genoa | 8 Metre | Fleet | Open | |||
| 31 August –8 September | 6m World Championships | Cowes Castle | 6 Metre | Fleet | Open | |||
| 9 September –13 September | Sunfish World Championship |  Salinas | Sunfish | Fleet | Open | |||
| 9 September –16 September | J/24 World Championship | Thessaloniki | J/24 | Fleet | Open | [14] | ||
| 10 September –15 September | A-Class Catamaran World Championship | Toulon | A-Class Catamaran | Fleet | Open | |||
| 16 September –24 September | Star World Championship | Scarlino | Starboat | Fleet | Open | |||
| 18 September –24 September | J/80 World Championship | Baiona | J/80 | Fleet | Open | [15] | ||
| 18 September –23 September | Soling World Championship | Milwaukee | Soling | Fleet | Open | |||
| 20 September –29 September | 5.5m World Championship | Porto Cervo | 5.5 Metre | Fleet | Open | |||
| 25 September –1 October | M32 World Championships | Newport | M32 | Fleet | Open | |||
| 26 September –30 September | RS21 World Championship | Puntaldia | RS21 | Fleet | Open | |||
| 30 September –5 October | L30 Class World Championships |  Portoroz | L30 Class | |||||
| 1 October –15 October | International 505 World Championship | Santa Cruz | 505 | Fleet | Open | |||
| 30 October –5 November | J/70 World Championship | St. Petersburg | J/70 | Fleet | Open | |||
| 27 December 2023 –3 January 2024 | IWCA World Championships | Perth | Windsurfing | Fleet Course | Male | |||
| Slalom | Male | |||||||
| Fleet Distance | Male | |||||||
| Free Style | Male | |||||||
| Combined | Male | Fleet | ||||||
| Fleet | Female | |||||||
| Slalom | Female | |||||||
| Fleet | Female | |||||||
| Free Style | Female | |||||||
| Combined | Female |
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