This is a List of World Championships medalists in sailing in centreboard classes.
Gold | Silver | Bronze | Ref. | |
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2015 Karatsu | Edoardo Ferraro (ITA) Francesco Orlando (ITA) | Aggelos Arvanitis (GRE) Theofanis Kanakaris (GRE) | Carlos Balaguer (ESP) Ignacio Balaguer (ESP) | |
2016 Sanremo | Telis Athanasopoulos (GRE) Dimitris Tassios (GRE) | Eduard Ferrer (ESP) Carlos de Maqua (ESP) | Enzo Balanger (FRA) Gaultier Tallieu (FRA) | [9] |
2017 Fremantle (AUS) | Martín Wizner (ESP) Pedro Ameneiro (ESP) | Tommaso Cilli (ITA) Bruno Mantero (ITA) | Demetrio Sposato (ITA) Gabriele Centrone (ITA) | [10] |
2018 Newport (USA) | Jacobo García (ESP) Antoni Ripoll (ESP) | Marina Garau (ESP) Blanca Cabot (ESP) | Odysseas Spanakis (GRE) Konstantinos Mixalopoulos (GRE) | [11] |
2019 Vilamoura (POR) | Odysseas Spanakis (GRE) Konstaninos Mixalopoulos (GRE) | Ange Delerce (FRA) Timothée Rossi (FRA) | Alberto Morales (ESP) Miguel Bethencourt (ESP) | [12] |
Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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2016 Kiel [25] | Japan Keiju Okada Naoya Kimura | Spain David Charles Alex Charles | Japan Daichi Takayama Akira Takayanagi |
2018 | |||
2019 Slovenia | Giacomo Ferrari (ITA) Giulio Calabrò (ITA) | Daniel Gōttlich (GER) Linus Klasen (GER) | Lucas Schlüter (GER) Frederick Eichhorst (GER) |
Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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2016 Kiel [26] | Spain Silvia Mas Paula Barceló | France Marina Lefort Lara Granier | Germany Maria Bozi Rafailina Klonaridou |
2018 | |||
2019 Slovenia | Luise Wanser (GER) Helena WANSER (GER) | Paola AMAR (FRA) Marine RIOU (FRA) | Theres DAHNKE (GER) Birte WINKEL (GER) |
Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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2015 Geelong [35] | Australia 1 | Australia 2 | North America |
2016 Carnac [36] | Great Britain | United States | Australia |
Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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2013 Hyères 31 Boats | Alistair Dickson (GBR) | Antonio Tamburin (ITA) | Jack Holden (GBR) |
2018 Weymouth |
Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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2000 Stavoren | Conrad Gair (NZL) | Pieter-Jan Postma (NED) | Roelof Bouwmeester (NED) |
2001 Carnac | Erwin Veldman (NED) | Roelof Bouwmeester (NED) | Christiaan Goosen (NED) |
2002 Weymouth | Shandy Buckley (NZL) | Filip Pietrzak (POL) | Morgan Gutenkunst (USA) |
2003 Stavoren | Sandra van Meyden (NED) | Arnold van Ham (NED) | Timo Hagoort (NED) |
2004 Nieuwpoort | Jorne Knegt (NED) | Yannick Lefèbvre (BEL) | Scott Morrison (NZL) |
2005 Puck | Hielke Dijkstra (NED) | Mark Bonsink (NED) | Andy Maloney (NZL) |
2006 Riva del Garda | Blair Tuke (NZL) | Jochem-Bart Haakman (NED) | Andy Maloney (NZL) |
2007 Split | Willemart Mathieu (BEL) | Aleksander Arian (POL) | Gilles Cleeren (BEL) |
2008 Tavira | Ben Lutze (NZL) | Gilles Cleeren (BEL) | George Iane (NZL) |
2012 Nieuwpoort | Jelmer Zittema (NED) | ||
2013 Stellendam | Guyonne Schuch (NED) | Steyn van Driessel (NED) | |
2014 Puck | Guyonne Schuch (NED) | ||
2015 Sant Feliu de Guixols | Guyonne Schuch (NED) | ||
2016 Travemünde | Sam Peeks (NED) | ||
2017 Lelystad | Aaron van Dok (NED) |
Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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1966 Orbetello | Italy Gavazzi Gavazzi | Switzerland Wissard Mounoud | Switzerland Kessler Ischer |
1967 Radolfzell | West Germany Behrens | France Thierry | Netherlands C.J. In't Veld |
1968 Vilassar | France Quevarec Quevarec | France Deboudé Heky | France Saint-Blancat Boisard |
1969 Neuchâtel | France Quevarec Quevarec | Netherlands Rob Meyer | Italy F. Gavazzi |
1970 Medemblik | Netherlands Rob Meijer Tony van Oeveren | Netherlands Peter Tans Harm Prop | Netherlands Bob Huisenaar Marijke In't Veld |
1971 Ostende | Netherlands Peter Tans Harm Prop | France Ronan le Bihan Marg. Paulet | France Lauret Lauret |
1972 Brest | France Quéméneur Quéméneur | France Lauret Lauret | France Philippe Bessec G. Routier |
1973 Maputo - Lourenço Marques | France Philippe Bessec G. Routier | France Dominique le Bihan Michel Jacq | France Ronan le Bihan Marg. Paulet |
1974 Premiá de Mar | Spain Alejandro Abascal L. Lopez-Alonso | France Ronan le Bihan M. le Bihan | France A. Menard Babin |
1975 Livorno | Netherlands Chris Frijdal Erik Versloot | Switzerland Lorenz Müller Thomas Schweizer | Netherlands Rien Segaar Frouk Segaar Hulsman |
1976 Monte-Carlo | Spain Pedro Campos Juan Santana | Netherlands Rien Segaar Frouk Segaar Hulsman | Netherlands Erik Bieze Jellie van der Steeg |
1977 Kiel | Netherlands Willy van Bladel Cees van Bladel | Netherlands Chris Frijdal Erik Bieze | Netherlands Rob Sepers Ron Sepers |
1978 Casablanca | Spain Andrade Andrade | Spain Sammartin Lago | Italy Porro Porro |
1979 San Sebastian | Spain Andrade Andrade | Spain Pedro Campos Dominguez | Netherlands Rien Segaar Frouk Segaar Hulsman |
1980 Povoa de Varzim | Portugal Ant. Roquette Fr. Campos | France G. Alonso Patrick de Haz | France J.Y. Drogou H. Drogou |
1981 Medemblik | West Germany Martin Fuchs Robert Montau | Netherlands Hans Duetz Margreet Duetz | Netherlands Rob Sepers Ron Sepers |
1982 Capodimonte | Netherlands Hans Duetz Margreet Duetz | Spain Carlos Martinez Guillermo Beltri | Netherlands Johan Pragt Mirjam Pragt |
1983 Brest | Netherlands van Ek Visser | Netherlands Schurmans Duetz | Spain Tudela Tudela |
1984 Hospitalet del Infante | Netherlands Johan Pragt Mirjam Pragt | Netherlands van der Steeg van der Steeg | Netherlands van Ek Baerveldt |
1985 Vada | Netherlands Schurmans Abma | Italy Gavazzi Gavazzi | Italy Scafati Scafati |
1986 Vingelz | Netherlands van de Meulen Visser | Netherlands Schurmans Abma | Spain Tudela Gourez |
1987 Medemblik | Netherlands Reindert van de Meulen | Netherlands Sipke Schurmans | Netherlands Ron Sepers Sepers |
1988 Viana do Castelo | Netherlands Schurmans Abma | Netherlands Ron Sepers Sepers | Spain Angelo Gutierrez Antonio Plaza |
1989 Überlingen | Italy Marco Faccenda Marco Cerri | Italy Ugo Alvazzi Luca Merlini | Belgium J. Lemaire C. Hastrais |
1990 Nettuno | Italy Marco Faccenda Marco Cerri | Spain Guillermo Beltrí José A. Beltrí | Netherlands de Liefde de Liefde |
1991 Laredo | Italy Marco Faccenda Marco Cerri | Netherlands Bodegom de Liefde | Spain Marino Infante |
1992 Piriac-sur-Mer | Italy Marco Faccenda Giovanni Ruberti | Austria Klaus Diem S. Hafner | Netherlands Frans Hin Janneke Hin |
1993 Gravedona | Spain Javier Coello Nunez Francisco Tartinez Marti | Spain Mikel Vazquez Juigo Hierro | Italy Giorgio Marchetilli Corrado Tartarini |
1994 Lipno | Klaus Diem Mark Kalkowski | Spain Angelo Gutierrez Antonio Plaza | Italy Francesco Zampacavallo Gian Luca Filippone |
1995 Setúbal | Spain Javier Coello Nunez Rocio Coello Nunez | Italy Marco Faccenda Giovanni Ruberti | Italy Francesco Zampacavallo Gian Luca Filippone |
1996 Hoorn | Spain Javier Coello Nunez Rocio Coello Nunez | Italy Francesco Zampacavallo Gian Luca Filippone | Italy Giovanni Ruberti Francesco Salghetti |
1997 Los Nietos | Spain Javier Valverde J. Valverde | Spain Javier Coello Nunez Rocio Coello Nunez | Spain Francisco Javier Serrano Rosa Foruria Delmas |
1998 Radolfzell | Italy Marco Faccenda Marco Cerri | Italy Leonardo Neri Fabrizio Richard | Italy Francesco Zampacavallo Gian Luca Filippone |
1999 Vilamoura | Spain Francisco Javier Serrano Rosa Foruria Delmas | Spain Juan Barrionuevo Rocio Coello | Spain Jesus Barrionuevo Ambrosio Pedreno |
2000 Loctudy | Spain Francisco Javier Serrano Rosa Foruria Delmas | Giovanni Ruberti Anne Sophie Vanhollebeke | Spain Jesus Barrionuevo Ambrosio Pedreno |
2001 Follonica | Spain Alberto M. Albaladejo Jose M. Albaladejo | Spain Francisco Javier Serrano Rosa Foruria Delmas | Spain Eliseo Belzunce Jaione Ayastuy |
2002 Povoa de Varzim | Spain Eliseo Belzunce M. Alvarez | Spain Javier Porto Alberto Martín | Spain A. Martinez A. Rodriguez |
2003 Stavoren | Spain Jesus Amaliach Miguel Amaliach | Spain Jesus Barrionuevo Jose Soto | Spain Francisco Javier Serrano Rosa Foruria Delmas |
2004 Punta del Este | Spain Javier Porto Alberto Martín | Spain Pablo Cabello Pablo Iglesias | Uruguay Pablo Defazio Alberto Balpar |
2005 Sanxenxo | Spain Javier Porto Alberto Martín | Spain Francisco Javier Serrano Carlos Frances Armengot | Italy Marco Faccenda Francesco Granchi |
2006 Vada | Spain Javier Porto Alberto Martín | Spain Francisco Javier Serrano Rosa Foruria | Spain Ignacio Campos Liminana Asunción |
2007 Laredo | Spain Francisco Javier Serrano Rosa Foruria | Spain Javier Porto Alberto Martín | Italy Marco Faccenda Francesco Granchi |
2008 Matosinhos | Italy Marco Faccenda Giovanni Galassini | Italy Francesco Granchi Marco Melfa | Spain Pablo Cabello Javier Lago |
2009 Bizerte | Italy Marco Faccenda Giovanni Galassini | Italy Olmo Cerri Edoardo Meini | Spain Jaime Leiros Alfonso Leiros |
2010 Liptovsky Mikulas | Italy Olmo Cerri Edoardo Meini | Slovakia Miroslav Baran Maroš Baran | Italy Francesco Graziani Marco Melfa |
2011 Dümmer See | Slovakia Miroslav Baran Maroš Baran | Spain Jaime Leiros Alfonso Leiros | Italy Olmo Cerri Edoardo Meini |
2012 Douarnenez | Spain Jaime Leiros Alfonso Leiros | Netherlands Roelof Kuipers Jelmer Kuipers | Spain Francisco Javier Serrano Rosa Foruria |
2013 Sanxenxo | Francesco Zampacavallo Carlos Frances Armengot | Slovakia Miroslav Baran Maroš Baran | Spain Jaime Leiros Alfonso Leiros |
2014 Marina di Grosseto | Italy Ettore Botticini Lorenzo Gennari | Italy Marco Faccenda Niccolò Bertola | Netherlands Roelof Kuipers Jelmer Kuipers |
2015 Sneek | Italy Niccolò Bertola Jacopo Izzo | Netherlands Roelof Kuipers Jelmer Kuipers | Spain Antonio Pérez Castro Gonzalo Martínez Rodríguez |
2016 Viana do Castelo | Netherlands Michiel Sickler Kristy de Leeuw | Spain Antonio Pérez Castro Santiago Moreno | Netherlands Roelof Kuipers Jelmer Kuipers |
2017 Gudowo | Spain Pablo Cabello Javier Lago | Italy Olmo Cerri Elisa Gesess | Italy Marco Faccenda Alessio Francia |
2018 Travemünde | Francesco Zampacavallo Carlos Frances Armengot | Spain Antonio Pérez Castro Lucia Llopiz | Spain Tirso Cerqueira Atarés Gonzalo Martínez Rodríguez |
2019 Colico | Nicollo Bertola Mattia Carmelo Saggio | Italy Francesco Graziani Alessandro Golinelli | Spain Pablo Cabello Mario Perez |
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