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The Enterprise World Championship is an international sailing regatta for the Enterprise (dinghy) class, organized by the host club on behalf of the International Enterprise Class Association and recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body.
| year | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1970 Weymouth |  Great Britain Roger Hance Trevor Palmer | [ citation needed ] | ||
| 1971 Harwich | Great Britain Paul McNamara Michael McNamara | Great Britain Paul Martin Albert Harry | Great Britain Michael Rimmer Bob Suggitt | [ citation needed ] |
| 1972 Helensburgh | Great Britain Roger Hance Trevor Palmer | Great Britain Michael Rimmer Mike Holmes | [ citation needed ] | |
| 1973 Vancouver |  Canada Peter Byrne Jane Byrne | Canada Dick Dexter Joan Dexter | Canada Rich Helmer Tom Schnackenberg | [ citation needed ] |
| 1974 Tynemouth | Great Britain Philip Crebbin Derek Clarke | [ citation needed ] | ||
| 1975 Waterford | Great Britain Mike Holmes Richard Janulewicz | [ citation needed ] | ||
| 1976 Weymouth | Great Britain S. Robertson I. Gardiner | Great Britain John Robertson Colin Gardiner | Great Britain Stuart Pearson Jane Kiddle | [ citation needed ] |
| 1978 Paignton | Great Britain Lawrie Smith Andy Barker |  Pakistan Byram D Avari Ali Khan | [ citation needed ] | |
| 1979 Sligo | Great Britain Mike Holmes Andrew Fletcher | [ citation needed ] | ||
| 1985 Hong Kong | Great Britain Ian Pinnell & Andrew Holdsworth | Great Britain Alan Gillard & Graham Mactham | Great Britain Vince Horey & Adrian Edwards | [ citation needed ] |
| 2000 Mounts Bay United Kingdom | GBR Ian Pinnell Ben Field | GBR Richard Estaugh (GBR) Peter Rowley (GBR) | GBR Ian Fisher Simon Cook | [1] [2] |
| 2002 Bogmalo Goa | GBR 23006 Richard Estaugh (GBR) Peter J Rowley (GBR) | IRL 22932 Shane McCarthy Simon Cook | IND 16 NARESH YADAV GIRDHARILAL YADAV | [3] |
| 2004 Cork  Ireland | GBR 22975 Nick Craig (GBR) Sheena Craig (GBR) | GBR 22917 Jeff Dyer (GBR) Simon Cook (GBR) | IND 52 Aashim Mongia (IND) Amit Arvind (IND) | [4] |
| 2005/06 Sri Lanka | Richard Estaugh (GBR) Peter J Rowley (GBR) | Pakistan Mamoon Sadiq A Hameed Baloch | Pakistan Zahid Rauf Rana M Waqas Anwar | [5] |
| 2006 Looe United Kingdom | GBR 23170 Nick Craig (GBR) Toby Lewis (GBR) | GBR 23144 Ian Southworth (GBR) Jackie Barker (GBR) | GBR 23196 Richard Estaugh (GBR) Pete Rowley (GBR) | [6] |
| 2007 Dun Laoghaire Ireland | GBR 23170 Nick Craig (GBR) Fiona Clark (GBR) | GBR 23089 Jonathan Woodward (GBR) Alex Halliwell (GBR) | IND 5 Naresh Kumar Yadav (IND) C Murugan (IND) | [7] [8] |
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