A-Cat World Championship

Main article: International A-class catamaran

The A-Class Catamaran World Championship is an annual international sailing regatta for International A-class catamaran 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

See also: World championships in sailing
Event Host Class Participation Ref.
Ed. Dates Year Host club Location Country Boats Male Fem. Nat. Cont.
1 - 1981 Botany Bay  Australia Open [1]
2 - 1982 Cesenatico  Italy Open [2]
3 6 - 13 Mar 1984 Wellington  New Zealand Open [3]
4 20–29 July 1985 Spray Beach  United States Open 38 [4]
5 1986 Brenzone  Italy Open [5]
6 1987 Blairgowrie  Australia Open [6]
7 28 Aug to 2 Sept 1988 Turkey Point  Canada Open [7]
N/A 1988 NOT HELD
8 1990 Napier  New Zealand Open [8]
9 - 1991  Gromitz Swgel-Club Gromitz  Germany Open 62 [9]
10 - 1992  Segelclub St. Moritz Saint Moritz  Switzerland Open 67 [10]
11 - 1993 Sanguinet  France Open [11]
12 - 1994 Lake Cootharaba  Australia Open 51 [12]
13 7 - 11 Aug 1995 Stichting Catamaran Zeilwedstrijden Andijk  Netherlands Open 59 9 2 [13]
14 - 1996  Club Nautic Estartit L'Estartit  Spain Open 85 14 3 [14]
15 16-21 Sep 1997  Alamitos Bay Yacht Club Long Beach, California  United States Open 48 10 3 [15]
N/A 1998 NOT HELD
16 8-15 Jan 1999  McCrae Yacht Club McCrae, Victoria  Australia Open 87 9 3 [16][17][18]
17 14–23 July 2000 Cesenatico  Italy Open 100 11 3 [19][20][21]
18 17-25 Aug 2001 Port Genesta  Spain Open [22][23]
19 13-20 Sep 2002  Vineyard Haven Yacht Club Vineyard Haven  United States 48 13 4 [24][25]
N/A 2003 NOT HELD
20 2-10 Feb 2004  New Plymouth Yacht Club New Plymouth  New Zealand Open 49 5 2 [26][27][28]
21 18-24 Jun 2005  Club de Voile de Sanguinet Sanguinet  France Open 100 17 4 [29][30]
22 2006 Vastervik  Sweden Open 82 16 4 [31]
23 10 - 16 Nov 2007 Islander resort & USIACA Ismoralda  United States Open 98 11 3 [32][33][34][35]
24 2-9 Jan 2009  Belmont 16ft Sailing Club Belmont, Lake Macquarie, NSW  Australia Open 93 13 3 [36][37]
25 6 -7Mar 2010  Congrega Velisti Cesenatico Cesenatico  Italy Open 100 17 3 [38][39]
26 13-20 Aug 2011  Kaløvig Sailing Center Kaløvig  Denmark Open 95 16 3 [40][41][42]
27 19–27 Oct 2012 Islamorada Key  United States Open 74 9 3 [43][44][45]
28 9-16 Feb 2014  Takapuna Boating Club Takapuna, Auckland  New Zealand Open 81 12 4 [46][47][48]
29 5-12 Sep 2015  Centro Velico Punta Ala Punta Ala  Italy Open 154 16 4 [49][50][51]
30 18-24 Jun 2016  Royal Yacht Club Hollandia Medemblik  Netherlands Open 118 17 4 [52][53][54][55]
31 19–26 Aug 2017 Sapot  Poland Open 125 122 3 18 4 [56][57][58][59][60][61]
32 23-30 Aug 2018  Hervey Bay Sailing Club Torquay, Hervey Bay, Queensland  Australia Foil 69 12 3 [62][63]
Classic 45 8 3 [64]
33 25–30 Aug 2019 Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy Isle of Portland  United Kingdom Foil 64 63 1 15 3 [65][66][67]
Classic 23 23 1 8 2 [66]
N/A – 2020 St. Petersburg Yacht Club St. Petersburg, Florida  United States Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [68]
N/A 5–12 Nov 2021 St. Petersburg Yacht Club St. Petersburg, Florida  United States Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [69]
34 30 Apr to 6 May 2022 Houston Yacht Club Houston, Texas  United States Foil 19 18 1 5 4 [70][71][72][73]
Classic 18 18 0 5 3 [71]
35 7–15 Sep 2023 Yacht Club de Toulon Toulon  France Foil 46 44 2 13 3 [74][75][76][77]
Classic 80 79 1 13 3 [78]
36 - 2024  Centro Velico Punta Ala Punta Ala  Italy Foil 84 16 4
Classic 86 85 1 15 4
37 8-16 Nov 2025  Milford Cruising Club Auckland  New Zealand Foil
Classic

Multiple World Champions

See also: World championships in sailing § Multiple World champions

Compiled from the table below includes up to and including 2023.

Ranking Sailor Gold Silver Bronze Total No. Entries" Ref.
1  Glenn Ashby (AUS) 10 3 0 13 15 [79]
2  Steven Brewin (AUS) 3 3 5 11 19 [80]
3  Mischa Heemskerk (NED) 3 3 0 6 9 [81]
4  John Scott Anderson (AUS) 2 9 3 14 23 [82]
5  Egidio Babbi (ITA) 2 1 2 5 8 [83]
5  Andrew Landenberger (AUS) 2 1 2 5 14 [84]
7  Greg Goodall (AUS) 2 1 1 4 11 [85]
8  Alan Goodall (AUS) 2 1 0 3 3 [86]
9  Pete Melvin (USA) 2 0 1 3 6 [87]
10  Paul Mckenzie (AUS) 2 0 0 2 2 [88]
11  Nils Bunkenburg (GER) 2 0 0 2 8 [89]

Medalists

Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1981  Bill Anderson (AUS)
1982  Alberto Babbi (ITA)
1984  Allan Goodall (AUS)
1985  Allan Goodall (AUS)  Greg Goodall (AUS)  Massimo Corbara (ITA)
1986  Scott Anderson (AUS)
1987  Brad Schafferuis (AUS)
1988  Greg Goodall (AUS)
1990  Greg Goodall (AUS)
1991  Paul McKenzie (AUS)  Allan Goodall (AUS)  Greg Goodall (AUS)
1992  Paul McKenzie (AUS)  Egidio Babbi (ITA)  Scott Anderson (AUS)
1993  Egidio Babbi (ITA)  Paul McKenzie (AUS)  Scott Anderson (AUS)
1994  Mitch Booth (AUS)
1995  Egidio Babbi (ITA) Dario MINELLI Roman STROBI
1996  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Egidio Babbi (ITA)
1997  Pete Melvin (USA)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Francesco Marcolini (ITA)
1999  Nils Bunkenburg (GER)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Cameron Owen (AUS) [18]
2000  Nils Bunkenburg (GER)  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Egidio Babbi (ITA)
2001  Steven Brewin (AUS)  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Scott Anderson (AUS)
2002  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Steven Brewin (AUS)
2003 NOT HELD
2004  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Steven Brewin (AUS)
2005  Pete Melvin (USA)  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Steven Brewin (AUS)
2006  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Manuel Calavia (ESP)
2007  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Lars Guck (USA)  Pete Melvin (USA) [35]
2008 NOT HELD
2009  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Steven Brewin (AUS)  Andrew Landenberger (AUS)
2010  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Steven Brewin (AUS)  Jack Benson (AUS)
2011  Steve Brewin (AUS)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Jack Benson (AUS) [41]
2012  Mischa Heemskerk (NED)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Jack Benson (AUS) [44]
2013 NOT HELD
2014  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Blair Tuke (NZL)  Peter Burling (NZL)
2015  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Mischa Heemskerk (NED)  Manuel Calavia (ESP)
2016  Mischa Heemskerk (NED)  Darren Bundock (AUS)  Steve Brewin (AUS) [53]
2017  Steve Brewin (AUS)  Tymoteusz Bendyk (POL)  Jakub Surowiec (POL) [58]
2018 Foiling  Glenn Ashby (AUS)  Mischa Heemskerk (NED)  Blair Tuke (NZL) [62]
2018 Classic  Andrew Landenberger (AUS)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Graeme Parker (AUS) [64]
2019 Foiling  Mischa Heemskerk (NED)  Dave Shaw (NZL)  Tymoteusz Bendyk (POL)
2019 Classic  Andrew Landenberger (AUS)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Andrew Landenberger (AUS) [66]
2020 CANCELLED DUE TO COVID|
2021 CANCELLED DUE TO COVID
2022 Foil  Ravi Parent (USA)  Jakub Surowiec (POL)  Riley Gibbs (USA) [71]
2022 Classic  Andrew Landenberger (AUS)  Michael Todd (ESP)  Andreas Landenberger (AUS) [71]
2023 Foil  Jakub Surowiec (POL)  Mischa Heemskerk (NED)  Darren Bundock (AUS) [76]
2023 Classic  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Doreste Blanco Gustavo (ESP)  Andrew Landenberger (AUS) [78]
2024 Foil  Jakub Surowiec (POL)  Darren Bundock (AUS)  Mischa Heemskerk (NED)
2024 Classic  Doreste Blanco Gustavo (ESP)  Scott Anderson (AUS)  Jacek Noetzel (POL)

References

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