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International 14 World Championships

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Main article:International 14

This is a list ofInternational 14 World Championships is an international sailingregatta for theInternational 14 (dinghy) class, organized by the host club on behalf of the International 14 Class Association and recognized byWorld Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body.

Fleet Racing World Championship

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GamesGoldSilverBronze!Ref.
1933
Oyster Bay		[1]
1934
Toronto
Canada		[1]
1936
The Clyde
Scotland		[1]
1938
Toronto
 Canada		[1]
1948 Canada[1]
1958
Cowes
 United Kingdom		[1]
1961
Toronto
 Canada		[1]
1963
Hamilton
 Bermuda		[1]
1965
 United States		[1]
1967 Hayling Island
 United Kingdom		[1]
1969 Canada[1]
1971 Annapolis, USA[1]
1973 Seattle, USA[1]
1975 Hayling Island
 United Kingdom		[1]
1977
 Canada		[1]
1979 Long Beach, CaliforniaJohn Gallagher (USA)
Dave Gallagher (USA)		[1]
1981 Annapolis, Maryland USAFrank McLaughlin (CAN)
John Milen (CAN)		[1]
1983
Pevensey Bay UK		James Kidd (CAN)
Hugh Kidd (CAN)		[1][2]
1985 Kingston, Ontario, CanadaJames Kidd (CAN)
Hugh Kidd (CAN)		[1]
1987 Lake Inawashiro, JapanJames Hartley (GBR)
Ian Tillett (GBR)		[1]
1989 St Francis YC, San Francisco, USA Neal McDonald (GBR)
 Duncan McDonald (GBR)		[1]
1991 Royal Torbay YC, Torquay, UK Martin Jones (GBR)
 Duncan McDonald (GBR)		[1]
1993 Kingston, Ontario, Canada Ian Walker (GBR)
 Chris Fox (GBR)		[1]
1995 Vallensbaek, Denmark Roddy Bridge (GBR)
 Adam Goodchild (GBR)		[1]
1997GBR 1340 Mighty White
 Charles Stanley (GBR)
 Mo Gray (GBR)		GBR 1387 Granny Takes A trip
 Roddy Bridge (GBR)
 Adam Goodchild (GBR)		AUS 511 Ghost
 Grant Geddes (AUS)
 Craig Watkin (AUS)		[3]
1999 Australia
Sandringham
130 Boats		AUS 577
 Grant Geddes (AUS)
 Craig Watkin (AUS)		GBR 1406
 Charles Stanley (GBR)
 Mo Gray (GBR)		USA 1137
Zach Berkowitz
Karl Baldauf		[4]
2000 Great Britain
Beer
116 Boats		USA 1127
Kris Bundy
Jamie Hanseler		GBR 1451
 Colin Goodman (GBR)
 James Storey (GBR)		GBR 1440
 Zeb Elliott (GBR)
 Dan Johnson (GBR)		[5]
2001 Bermuda
Hamilton
54 Boats		USA 1137
 Zach Berkowitz (USA)
 Trevor Baylis (USA)		GBR 1460
 Zeb Elliott (GBR)
 Tim Hancock (USA)		USA 1127
 Kris Bundy (USA)
 Jamie Hanseler (USA)		[6]
2003 Japan
Wakayama
56 Boats		GBR 1482
 Robert Greenhalgh (GBR)
 Dan Johnson (GBR)		USA 1137
 Zach Berkowitz (USA)
 Mike Martin (USA)		GBR 1476
 Archie Massey (GBR)
 George Nurton (GBR)		[7][8]
2005 New Zealand
Auckland
83 Boats		AUS 631
 Lindsey Irwin (AUS)
 Andrew Perry (AUS)		GBR 1513
 Stevie Morrison (GBR)
 Ben Rhodes (GBR)		GBR 1511
 James Fawcett (GBR)
 Dave Dobrijevic (GBR)		[9]
2006 United States
Long Beach
71 Boats		USA 1168
 Howard Hamlin (USA)
 Euan McNicol (USA)		CAN 600
 Tina Bayliss (CAN)
 Trevor Baylis (USA)		USA 1173
 Samuel "Shark" Kahn (USA)
 Paul Allen (USA)		[10]
2008 Germany
Warnemünder
86 Boats		GBR 1519
 Archie Massey (GBR)
 Matt Noble (GBR)		GBR 1536
 Jarrod Simpson (GBR)
 Grant Rollerson (AUS)		AUS 653
 Dave Alexander (AUS)
 Cameron McDonald (AUS)		[11]
2010 Australia
Sydney
108 Boats (Gold & Silver Fleets)		AUS 1519
 Archie Massey (GBR)
 Dan Wilsdon (GBR)		GBR 1541
 Roger Gilbert (GBR)
 Ben McGrane (GBR)		AUS 656
 Mark Krstic (AUS)
 Andrew Wilson (AUS)		[12]
2011 Great Britain
Weymouth
71 Boats		GBR 1519
 Archie Massey (GBR)
 Dan Wilsdon (GBR)		GBR 1541
 Roger Gilbert (GBR)
 Ben McGrane (GBR)		GBR 1520
 Katie Nurton (GBR)
 Nigel Ash (GBR)		[13][14]
2013 Canada
Toronto
67 Boats		GBR 1519
 Archie Massey (GBR)
 Dan Wilsdon (GBR)		GBR 1543
 Sam Pascoe (GBR)
 Alex Knight (GBR)		GBR 1530
 Andy FitzGerald (GBR)
 Richard Dobson (GBR)		[15]
2015 Australia
Geelong
67 Boats		GBR 1543
 Glen Truswell (GBR)
 Sam Pascoe (GBR)		GBR 1517
 Ben McGrane (GBR)
 James Hughes (GBR)		AUS 661
 Brad Devine (AUS)
 Ian Furlong (AUS)		[16]
2016 France
Carnac
79 Boats		GBR 1553
 Glen Truswell (GBR)
 Sam Pascoe (GBR)		GBR
 Roger Gilbert (GBR)
 Ben McGrane (GBR)		GBR
 Archie Massey (GBR)
 Harvey Hillary (GBR)		[17]
2018 United States
Richmond CA
60 Boats		GBR 1559 - Penguin Dance
 Andy Partington (GBR)
 Tom Partington (GBR)		GBR 1553 - Scrumpet
 Neale Jones (GBR)
 Edward FitzGerald (GBR)		GER 28 - just in time
 Georg Borkenstein (GER)
 Eike Dietrich (GER)		[18]
2020 Australia
Perth
65 Boats		GBR 1565
 Archie Massey (GBR)
 Harvey Hillary (GBR)		GBR 1556
 Daniel Holman (GBR)
 Alex Knight (GBR)		GBR 1553
 Neale Jones (GBR)
 Edward Fitzgerald (GBR)		[19]
2022 Germany
Flensburg
52 Boats		GBR 1565
 Archie Massey (GBR)
 Harvey Hillary (GBR)		GBR 1553
 Glen Truswell (GBR)
 Ed Fitzgerald (GBR)		GBR 1569
 Andy Shaw (GBR)
 Rob Struckett (GBR)		[20][21]
2024 Italy
Lake Garda
69 Boats		GBR 1569
 Andy Shaw (GBR)
 Rob Struckett (GBR)|-		GBR 1553
 Glen Truswell (GBR)
 Ed Fitzgerald (GBR)		AUS 679
 Mark Krstic (AUS)
 James Lanati (AUS)		[22]

Team Racing World Championship

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Year
GoldSilverBronze
2000 Itchenor[23][24] AustraliaN/AN/A
2001 Hamilton[25] United StatesN/AN/A
2003 Wakayama[26] Great Britain United StatesN/A
2005 Auckland[27] Great Britain AustraliaN/A
2006 Long Beach[28] Great Britain Canada United States
2008 Warnemünder[29] Great Britain Germany United Kingdom
2010 Sydney[30] Australia Great BritainN/A
2011 Weymouth[31]Cancelled due to strong wind
2013 Toronto[32] Great Britain Australia Canada
2015 Geelong[33] Australia 1 Australia 2North America
2016 Carnac[34] Great Britain United States Australia
2018 Richmond CA[35] Great Britain Australia Germany
2020 Perth[36] Great Britain AustraliaN/A
2022 Flensburg[37] Great Britain Germany Germany
2024 Lake Garda[38] Great Britain Great Britain Australia

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