RS Feva World Championship

Last updated March 08, 2024

The RS Feva World Championships is an annual international sailing regatta for RS Feva they are organized by the host club on behalf of the International Class Association and recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body.

Events

Editions			Host			Sailors			Boats				Ref.
Ed.	Date	Year	Host club	Location	Nat.	Tot	Nat	Con	Boat			Mix	Ref.
01	22-27 July	2006	Circolo Nautico Brenzone		Italy								^[1]^[2]
02	1-7 Aug	2008	Segelsallskapet Kaparen	Gottskär	Sweden	206	9	2	103				^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]
03	24-31 July	2010	Yacht Club de Carnac	Carnac	France	280	8	1	140				^[8]^[9]
04	22-29 July	2011	Bruinisse Jachthaven	Bruinisse	Netherlands				160				^[10]^[11]^[12]^[13]^[14]
05	21-27 July	2012	Hayling Island Sailing Club	Hayling Island	United Kingdom	360	14	3	180		46		^[15]^[16]^[17]
06	20-26 July	2013	Compagnia della Vela Grosseto	Grosseto	Italy	342	15	3	171		41		^[18]^[19]^[20]^[21]
07	26 July to 1 Aug	2014	Yacht Club de Carnac	Carnac	France	368	18	4	184		33		^[22]^[23]
08	19–25 July	2015	Lübecker Yacht Club	Travemunde	Germany								^[24]^[25]^[26]
09	22-29 July	2016	Real Club Maritimo de Santander	Santander, Spain	Spain								^[27] ^[28]
10	21-28 July	2017		Medemblik	Netherlands								^[29]^[30]
11	1-8 Apr	2018	Clearwater Community Sailing Centre		United States								^[31]^[32]
12	20-26 July	2019	Gruppo Vela L.N.I	Follonica	Italy	268	19	4	134	67	29	38	^[33]^[34]
N/A	21-25 July	2020	Lübecker Yacht Club	Travemunde	Germany	(Postponed COVID)							^[35]
13	-	2021	Lübecker Yacht Club	Travemunde	Germany	194	11	2	97				^[36]^[37]
14	21-27 July	2022	Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy	Isle of Portland	United Kingdom	370	14	3	185	90	56	39	^[38]^[39] ^[40]
15	-	2023	Gruppo Vela L.N.I	Follonica	Italy	420	15	3	210	97	60	53	^[41]^[42]

Medalists

Year v t e	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2006 Italy	James Peters & Ben Gratton (GBR)	Rob and Georgina Cage (GBR)	Ruggero Tita & Dalla Rosa Simone (ITA)
2008 Sweden	Tim Gratton & Chris Taylor (GBR)	Sofia Engstrom & Frida Langenius (SWE)	Edoardo Semezato and Ludovico Bonsi (ITA)
2010 France	Owen Bowerman & Charlie Darling (GBR)	Jack Hawkins & Christopher Thomas (GBR)	Matteo Pilati & Duchi Mattia (ITA)
2011 Netherlands	Matthew Whitfield & Scott Wallis (GBR)	Owen Bowerman & Charlie Darling (GBR)	Robert Baddeley & James Taylor (GBR)	^[13]
2012 United Kingdom	Leonardo Stocchero (ITA) Gianluca Virgenti (ITA)	Robbie King (IRL) Josh Atherton (IRL)	Jamie Smith (GBR) Piers Nicholls (GBR)	^[16]
2013 Germany	Hannah Bristow (GBR) Bobby Hewitt (GBR)	Elliott Wells & Jake Todd (GBR)	Arthur Brown & Niamh Davies (GBR)	^[43]
2014 France	Harvey Martin & Bobby Hewitt (GBR)	Piers Nicholls & Freddie Peters (GBR)	Nikol Stankova & Vaclav Brabec (CZE)	^[44]
2015 Germany	Iain Bird (NZL) Jake Hardman (GBR)	Fin Armstrong and Dan Armstrong (GBR)	Jack Lewis and Lucas Marshall (GBR)
2017 France	Eli Liefting (NZL) Rose Dickson (NZL)	Henry Jameson (GBR) Rupert Jameson (GBR)	Pierce Harris (GBR) Alfie Cogger (GBR)
2018	Ben Hutton-Penman (GBR) Abi Jayasekara (GBR)	Tom Storey (GBR) Rupert Jameson (GBR)	Dieter Creitz (USA) Conrad Miller (USA)	^[45]
2019	Simon Cooke (NZL) Oskar Masfen (NZL)			^[46]
2020 Germany	Delay to 2021 due to COVID-19
2021 Germany	FRA 7848 Lisandru Bunel Thomas KUNTZE	ITA 7511 Francesco TRUCCHI Massimiliano SCALZULLI	LTU 2 Nojus VOLUNGEVIČIUS Vilius RAČIŪNAS	^[36]
2022 United Kingdom	Simon Cooke (NZL) Arthur Rebbeck (NZL)	Joseph Jones (GBR) Charlie Howard (GBR)	Freddie Sunderland (GBR) Stella Nygard (FIN)	^[39]
2023 Italy Follonoica Overall	GBR 8600 Ben Greenhalgh (GBR) Tom Sinfield (GBR)	ITA 7304 Giuseppe Bicocchi (ITA) Gemma Giovannelli (ITA)	LTU 2 Ruta Mazunavicyiut (LTU) Nojus Volungevicius (LTU)
2023 Italy Junior	Callum Hyfe (NZL) Callum Noyer (NZL)	Thomas Franco (ITA) Emmanuel Graziano Pirola (ITA)	Michele Rulli (ITA) Dario Giovannetti (ITA)
2023 Italy Female	Mia Maria Lipsmäe (EST) Sandra Sinivee (EST)	Monika Krenková (CZE) Kristyna Krenkova (CZE)	Carlotta Palmarini (ITA) Aurora Emiliani (ITA)
2023 Italy Mixed	Joseph Bicocchi (ITA) Gemma Giovannelli (ITA)	Ruta Mazunavicyiut (LTU) Nojas Volungevicius (LTU)	Thomas Revenoldi (ITA) Clarissa Vedovelli (ITA)
2023 Italy Family	David Ferris (NZL) Cameron Ferris (NZL)	Monika Krenková (CZE) Kristyna Krenkova (CZE)	Erin’s Kee (NZL) Isla’s Kee (NZL)	^[42]

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[2006_Y&Y.com-1] "Sunsail RS Feva Worlds at Brenzone, Lake Garda - Overall".

[2006_WS_Reg-2] WS Regatta Page - Sunsail - 2006 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2008_Event_Web-3] "2008 World Official Event Website".

[2008_Event_2-4] "RS Feva Worlds 2008". Archived from the original on 20 September 2008.

[2008_Y&Y.com-5] "PSP RS Feva Worlds at Gottskar, Sweden - Overall".

[2008_Event_Results-6] "Sailwave results for Feva World Championship 2008, Gold Finals -". Archived from the original on 11 September 2008.

[2008_WS_Reg-7] WS Regatta Page - PSP - 2008 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2010_Y&Y.com-8] "Allen RS Feva Worlds at Yacht Club de Carnac - Overall".

[2010_WS_Reg-9] WS Regatta Page - 2010 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2011_Event_Web-10] "2011 World Official Event Website". Archived from the original on 27 July 2011.

[2011_Event_2-11] "RS Feva Worlds 2011". 3 August 2011.

[2011_Y&Y.com-12] "Allen & Magic Marine RS Feva Worlds - Overall".

[2011_Event_Results-13] 1 2 "Sailwave results for RS Feva Allen & Magic Marine World Championship 2011 - Bruinisse". Archived from the original on 16 October 2011.

[2011_WS_Reg-14] WS Regatta Page - 2011 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2012_Y&Y.com-15] "RS Feva World Championships at Hayling Island Sailing Club - Day 5".

[2012_Event_Results-16] 1 2 "Sailwave results for 2012 RS Feva World Championship at Hayling Island SC 2012". Archived from the original on 3 August 2020.

[2012_WS_Reg-17] WS Regatta Page - 2012 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2013_Event_Web-18] "2013 World Official Event Website".

[2013_Y&Y.com-19] "Allen RS Feva Worlds at Compagnia della Vela Grosseto - Overall".

[2013_Event_Results-20] "Sailwave results for RS Feva Worlds 2013 at Compagnia della Vela Grosseto 2013". Archived from the original on 10 August 2016.

[2013_WS_Reg-21] WS Regatta Page - 2013 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2014_Y&Y.com-22] "Allen RS Feva World Championships at Yacht Club de Carnac - Day 5".

[2014_WS_Reg-23] WS Regatta Page - 2014 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2015_Event_Web-24] "2015 World Official Event Website".

[2015_Y&Y.com-25] "PA Consulting Allen RS Feva Worlds in Travemünde - Overall".

[2015_Event_Results-26] (PDF) http://www.rcmsantander.com/uploaded_files/Document_1383_20160725230245_es.pdf.{{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)

[2016_Y&Y.com-27] "RS Feva World Championships in Santander - Overall".

[2016_WS_Reg-28] WS Regatta Page - 2016 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2017_Y&Y.com-29] "Allen & PA Consulting RS Feva Worlds in Medemblik - Day 5".

[2017_WS_Reg-30] WS Regatta Page - 2017 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2018_Y&Y.com-31] "RS Feva World Championship 2018 presented by PA Consulting and Allen Sailing - Overall".

[2018_WS_Reg-32] WS Regatta Page - PA Consulting - 2018 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2019_Y&Y.com-33] "RS Feva Worlds: Kiwis win two medals on tense final day - Day 5".

[2019_WS_Reg-34] WS Regatta Page - 2019 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2020_WS_Reg-35] WS Regatta Page - 2020 RS Feva Worlds (Postponed COVID) at World Sailing

[2021_Event_Results-36] 1 2 "132. Travemünder Woche 2021 manage2sail".

[2021_WS_Reg-37] WS Regatta Page - 2021 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2022_Event_Web-38] "2022 World Official Event Website".

[2022_Event_Results-39] 1 2 "Sailwave results for RS Feva World Championship 2022 at Weymouth & Portland National Sailing AcademyThursday 21st to Wednesday 27th July 2022 2022".

[2022_WS_Reg-40] WS Regatta Page - 2022 RS Feva World Championship at World Sailing

[2023_Y&Y.com-41] "Magic Marine RS Feva World Championships at GV L.N.I. Follonica - Day 3".

[2023_Event_Results-42] 1 2 (PDF) https://www.rsfeva.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Gold-Series-9-races-provisional-28.07.23_1711.pdf.{{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)

[43] ttp://sailwave.com/results/RSFevaWorlds2013.htm

[44] ttp://www.rsfeva.org/indexdetail.asp?selection=ResultsDetail&evid=5

[45] "RS Feva World Championship 2018". 16 April 2018.

[46] "RS Feva World Championships 2019 - Italy". 31 July 2019.

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RS Feva World Championship

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