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The Moth World Championship is an annual international sailing regatta for Moth (dinghy) they are organized by the host club on behalf of the International Moth Class Association and recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body. The class World Sailing status during 1972 holding its first recognized World Championship in 1973.[citation needed]

Events

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See also: World championships in sailing
Ed. Location Competitors Ref.
No. Day/Month Year Host club City Country Boats Nat. Cont.
1 - 1973  Napier Sailing Club Napier  New Zealand
2 - 1974    Sweden
3 - 1975    Australia
4 - 1976   Ware River, VA  United States
5 16-22 Jul 1977  Hayling Island Sailing Club Hayling Island  United Kingdom
6 - 1978   Brisbane  Australia
7 - 1979   Travemünde  Germany
8 - 1980    New Zealand
9 - 1971   Harderwyk  Netherlands
10 - 1972    Australia
11 - 1983   Eastbourne, Great Britian  United Kingdom
12 - 1984   Hamaniko  Japan
13 - 1985   ThunerSee  Switzerland
14 - 1986   Adelaide  Australia
15 - 1987   Hunnebostrand, Götaland County  Sweden [1]
N/A - 1988 NOT HELD
16 - 1989   Auckland  New Zealand
17 - 1990  Ratzeburg Seigler Verein Ratzeburg  Germany
18 - 1991   Miyazu City  Japan 51
N/A - 1992 NOT HELD
19 - 1993  Highcliffe Sailing Club Highcliffe  United Kingdom 75
N/A - 1994 NOT HELD
20 - 1995   Lake Macquarie  Australia
21 1-6 Jul 1996  Ratzeburg Seigler Verein Ratzeburg  Germany [2]
N/A - 1997 NOT HELD
22 - 1998   Torbay  United Kingdom
N/A - 1999 NOT HELD
23 27Dec -9Jan 1999/20/00  Mounts Bay Sailing Club, Australia Crawley, Perth. WA  Australia [3]
24 5-14 Oct 2001  Chosgi Marina Choshi  Japan
N/A - 2002 NOT HELD
25 24-30 Aug 2003  Sports Nautiques Sablais Les Sables d'Olonne  France [4]
N/A - 2004 NOT HELD
26 2-8 Jan 2005  Black Rock Yacht Club Black Rock, Victoria  Australia [5]
27 22-29 Jul 2006  Horsens Seijlklub Horsens  Denmark 31 10 3 31 0 [6][7][8]
28 25-30 Jun 2007  Circolo Vela Torbole Nago–Torbole, Lake Garda  Italy 58 13 3 57 1 [9]
29 5-11 Jul 2008  Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy Isle of Portland  United Kingdom 78 18 4 74 4 [10]
30 10-15 Aug 2009  Columbia Gorge Racing Association Cascade Locks, Oregon  United States 46 11 4 44 2 [11]
31 8-15 Mar 2010  Dubai Offshore Sailing Club Dubai  United Arab Emirates 43 9 4 40 3 [12]
32 8-14 Jan 2011  Belmont 16ft Sailing Club Belmont, Lake Macquarie  Australia 109 11 4 [13]
33 16-26 Aug 2012  Vela Club Campione del Garda Lake Garda  Italy 112 20 4 [14]
34 12-19 Oct 2013  Kaneohe Yacht Club Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii  United States 80 15 4 75 5 [15]
35 29-25 Jul 2014  Hayling Island Sailing Club Hayling Island  United Kingdom 132 17 5 127 5 [16]
36 10-16 Jan 2015  Sorrento Sailing Couta Boat Club Sorrento, Victoria  Australia 158 15 5 148 10 [17][18]
37 23–29 May 2016   Hayama  Japan 68 11 5 61 6 [19][20]
38 25-29 Jul 2017  Fraglia Vela Malcesine Malcesine, Lake Garda  Italy 73 14 4 72 1 [21]
39 23Mar -1Apr 2018  Royal Bermuda Yacht Club Hamilton  Bermuda 44 12 4 43 1 [22]
40 9-18 Dev 2019  Mounts Bay Sailing Club, Australia Crawley, Western Australia  Australia 122 16 5 120 2 [23][24]
N/A 3-11 Sep 2020  Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy Isle of Portland  United Kingdom CANCELLED DUR TO COVID-19
41 31Aug -7Sep 2021  Fraglia Vela Malcesine Malcesine, Lake Garda  Italy 139 25 5 128 11 [25][26]
42 27Nov -4Dev 2022  Yacht Club Argentino Buenos Aires  Argentina 38 10 4 35 3 [27][28]
43 12-18 Jun 2023  Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy Isle of Portland  United Kingdom 128 21 5 122 6 [29] [30]
44 30Dec -9Jan 2024/25  Manly Sailing Club Auckland  New Zealand 67 14 5 62 5 [31] [32][33]
45 7-13 Jul 2025  Fraglia Vela Malcesine Malcesine, Lake Garda  Italy

Multiple World Champions

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See also: World championships in sailing § Multiple World champions

Compiled from the data below the table includes up to and including 2022.

Ranking Sailor Gold Silver Bronze Total No. Entries* Ref.

Medalists

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Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1973  Ian Brown (AUS) [34]
1974  Robert O'Sullivan (AUS)  Ian Brown (AUS)  Tomáš Tokoš (TCH) [34]
1975  Peter Moor (AUS)  Robert O'Sullivan (AUS)  Ian Brown (AUS) [34]
1976  Ted Causey (USA)  Peter Moor (AUS)  John Claridge (GBR) [34]
1977  Bill Short (GBR)  Cliff Burton (AUS) [34]
1978  Robert O'Sullivan (AUS) [34]
1979  David Izatt (GBR)
Magnum 3 		[34]
1980  David Izatt (GBR)
Magnum 3 		[34]
1981  David Izatt (GBR)
Magnum 5 		 Richard Hargreaves (GBR)
Magnum 5 		 Robin Wood (GBR)
Magnum 3 		[34]
1982  Greg Hilton (AUS)
SCOW 		[34]
1983  Robin Wood (GBR)
Magnum 5 		 Roger Angell (GBR)  Chris Cottrill (GBR) [34]
1984  Robin Wood (GBR)
Magnum 6 		 Andrew McDougall (AUS) [34]
1985  Roger Angell (GBR)
Magnum 6 		 Andrew McDougall (AUS)
Wombat 		 Tony Phillips (GBR)
Magnum 6 		[34]
1986  Steve Shimeld (AUS)
Stray (Skiff) 		 Andrew Cuddihy (AUS)  Greg Hilton (AUS) [34]
1987  Steve Shimeld (AUS)
McFrench Skiff 		 Jason Belben (GBR)  John Pearce (GBR) [34][1]
1989  Andrew Landenberger (AUS)  Richard Reatti (AUS)  John Pearce (GBR) [34]
1990  Roger Angell (GBR)
Magnum 9 		 Clive Everest (GBR)  Andrew Landenberger (AUS)
1991  Emmett Lazich (AUS)
Aussie Axeman Mk1 		 Toby Collyer (GBR)  Tim Webster (AUS)
1993  Toby Collyer (GBR)
Magnum 9.5 		 Emmett Lazich (AUS)  Roger Angell (GBR)
1995  Emmett Lazich (AUS)
Aussie Axeman Mk2
1996 Ratzeburg, Germany  Nick Spence (GBR)
Skippy 		 Mark Thorpe (AUS)  Phil Hebden (AUS) [2]
1998  Mark Thorpe (AUS)
Hungry Tiger 		 Nick Spence (GBR)  Ian Forsdike (GBR)
1999/00  Chris Dey (AUS)
Hungry Tiger 		 Andrew Coxall (AUS)  Mark Thorpe (AUS) [3]
2001  Mark Thorpe (AUS)
Hungry Tiger 		 Chris Dey (AUS)  Andrew McDougall (AUS)
2003  Mark Thorpe (AUS)
Hungry Tiger 		 Les Thorpe (AUS)  Rohan Veal (AUS)
2005  Rohan Veal (AUS)
Prowler Mk 2 		 Simon Payne (GBR)  Adam May (GBR) [8]
2006  Simon Payne (GBR)
Prowler mk4 / Fastacraft 		 Rohan Veal (AUS)
Prowler / Fastacraft 		 Adam May (GBR)
Mistress 2 / Adam May
2007  Rohan Veal (AUS)
Bladeridder 		 Scott Babbage (AUS)
Bladeridder 		 Simon Payne (GBR)
Prowler
2008  John Harris (AUS)
Bladeridder 		 Andrew McDougall (AUS)  Mathew Belcher (AUS) [35]
2009 Cascade Locks, OR, USA  Bora Gulari (USA)
Mach 2 		 Nathan Outteridge (AUS)  Arnaud Psarofaghis (SWI)
2010  Simon Payne (GBR)
Mach 2 		 Andrew McDougall (AUS)  Brad Funk (USA)
2011  Nathan Outteridge (AUS)  Joe Turner (AUS)  Scott Babbage (AUS)
2012  Josh McKnight (AUS)  Scott Babbage (AUS)  Rob Gough (AUS)
2013  Bora Gulari (USA)
Mach 2 		 Nathan Outteridge (AUS)
Mach 2 		 Scott Babbage (AUS)
Mach 2
2014  Nathan Outteridge (AUS)  Chris Rashley (GBR)  Josh Mcknight (AUS) [36]
2015  Peter Burling (NZL)  Nathan Outteridge (AUS)  Josh Mcknight (AUS)
2016  Paul Goodison (GBR)  Chris Rashley (GBR)  Robert Greenhalgh (GBR)
2017  Paul Goodison (GBR)  Peter Burling (NZL)  Iain Jensen (AUS) [37]
2018  Paul Goodison (GBR)  Francesco Bruni (ITA)  Rome Kirby (USA)
2019  Tom Slingsby (AUS)  Kyle Langford (AUS)  Tom Burton (AUS) [38][39]
2020 Cancelled COVID 19
2021  Tom Slingsby (AUS)  Iain Jensen (AUS)  Paul Goodison (GBR) [40]
2022  Dylan Fletcher-Scott (GBR)  Massimo Contessi (ARG)  Simone Salvà (ITA) [41]
2023 Insufficient Races Sailed [42]
2024/25  Mattias Coutts (NZL)  Jacob Pye (NZL)  Otto Henry (AUS) [33]

References

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