This is a list of Laser 2 championship results.
Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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1989 Kingston CAN | Charlie HANCOCK (CAN) John CURTIS (CAN) | Peter KATCHA (USA) Mike NUNES (USA) | Thilo GIESE (CAN) Trevor DAVIES (CAN) |
1991 Hayling GBR | Mark Mendelblatt (USA) Nick Cromwell (USA) | Jeremy McIntyre (CAN) Nick Cromwell (CAN) | |
1993 ITA | Roger FORD (GBR) Suzi FORD (GBR) | Alex McMILLAN (GBR) Jonny MEARS (GBR) | Peter KATCHA (USA) John MEAD (USA) |
1995 Sarasota USA | Peter KATCHA (USA) Robert DEAN (USA) | David AMES (USA) PJ BUHLER (USA) | Toshi SAKAMA (USA) Chris RUSSICK (USA) |
1997 Cork IRL | Mathew DAVIES (NZL) Nathan HANDLEY (NZL) | Tom FITZPATRICK (IRL) David McHUG (IRL) | Robert EASON (IRL) J O’CALLAGHAN (IRL) |
1999 | Pierre - Olivier ROY (CAN) James SAUTER (CAN) | Kevin TEBOREK (USA) Ryan DONAHUE (USA) | Dalton BERGAN (USA) Zachary MAXAM (USA) |
2001 | Andy Palmer-Felgate / Lee Sydenham (2) | Graeme Bristow / Bryan Mobbs (3) | Nigel Skudder / Chris Seymour (6) |
2003 Hoom NED | Mathew DAVIES (NZL) Nathan HANDLEY (NZL) | Tom FITZPATRICK (IRL) David McHUGH (IRL) | Robert EASON (IRL) J O’CALLAGHAN (IRL) |
2005 Kingston CAN | Trevor McEWEN (CAN) Ian McEWEN (CAN) | Alex TAYLOR (GBR) Bryan MOBBS (GBR) | Jason KOBRICK (CAN) Andrew McEWEN (CAN) |
2007 GER | Nigel SKUDDER (GBR) Keith HILLS (GBR) | Lisa BUDDEMEIER (GER) Matthias DÜWEL (GER) | Marian SCHEER (GER) Daniel SCHEER (GER) |
2009 | Nigel SKUDDER (GBR) Keith HILLS (GBR) | Lisa BUDDEMEIER (GER) Matthias DÜWEL (GER) | Marian SCHEER (GER) Daniel SCHEER (GER) |
2011 Travemunder GER | Lisa BUDDEMEIER (GER) Matthias DÜWEL (GER) | Niels KRENZ (GER) Christian GERDUM (GER) | Marian Christopher SCHEER (GER) Daniel SCHEER (GER) |
2013 Lake Como ITA | Niels KRENZ (GER) Christian GERDUM (GER) | Peter KRUSE (GER) Arne WITTERMER (GER) | Jan Morten SEVECKE (GER) Matthias DÜWEL (GER) |
The class was used by World Sailing for the Youth Sailing World Championships.
Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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1993 - Male Lake Garda ITA Nations [1] | Israel Zeevi Kalach Elad Ronen | Spain Gustavo Doreste Blanco Dimas Wood Valdivielso | New Zealand Simon Cooke Edward Smyth |
1993 - Female Lake Garda ITA Nations [2] | Great Britain Storm Nuttal Sally Cuthbert | New Zealand Melinda Henshaw Lisa Jack | Canada Lindsay Staniforth Alison Matthews |
1994 - Male Marathon GRE 22 Nations [3] | United States David James PJ Buhler | Brazil Rodrigo Amado Leonardo Santos | Australia Justin Steel Christian Stevens |
1994 - Female Marathon GRE 15 Nations [4] | Great Britain Storm Nuttal Sally Cuthbert | Australia Briohny Hooper Amanda Miller | New Zealand Susie Wood Jennifer Cheyne |
1995 - Male Hamilton BER 21 Nations [5] | Great Britain Nick Rogers Pom Green | United States David James PJ Buhler | Switzerland Etienne Huter Pierre Huter |
1995 - Female Hamilton BER 13 Nations [6] | Great Britain Jessie Cuthbert Sally Cuthbert | Netherlands Barbara Snieders Wynkhe Bodewes | Italy Claudia Tosi Frederica Meringolo |
1996 - Male Newport USA 22 Nations [7] | Netherlands Mats Hellman Dirk Jan Lucas | Great Britain Chris Draper Daniel Newman | Canada Michael Bond Michael Bassett |
1996 - Female Newport USA 16 Nations [8] | Great Britain Jessie Cuthbert Sally Cuthbert | New Zealand Joanne Knight Linda Dickson | Ireland Laura Dillon Ciara Peelo |
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