Main article: 470 (dinghy)

The 470 World Championships have been held every year since 1970 and organised by the club on behalf of the International 470 Class Association and recognized by World Sailing. When the Championship forms part of the ISAF Sailing World Championships. The class also holds the 470 Junior World Championships and the 470 Masters World Championships. club The 470 is a sailboat class used as equipment for the Olympic Sailing Competition.

The boat has been used in additional World Championships organized by World Sailing notabily the Youth Sailing World Championships and the IYRU Women's Sailing World Championships.

Editions

EventHostSailorsBoatRef.
Ed.DatesYearHost clubLocationCountryAth.Nat.Cont.GenderMFM/FF/M
112–19 July1970Lacanau10214Open[1][2][3]
228 July – 5 August1971Ostend11813Open[4][5][3]
34–14 August1972Montreal10613Open[6][7][3]
48–17 August1973Kiel15619Open[8][9][3]
53–11 August1974Naples15829Open[10][11][3]
67–15 July1975New York14820Open[12][13][3]
716–26 September1977Shizuoka9016Open[14][15][3]
828 July – 4 August1978Marstrand11627Open[16][17][3]
910–16 August1979Medemblik14830Open[18][19][3]
106–15 February1980Porto Alegre9816Open[20][21][3]
1129 August – 6 Sept.1981Quiberon15427Open[22][23][3]
123–12 July1982Cascais17024Open[24][25][3]
132–10 June1983Weymouth14821Open[26][27][3]
1425 January – 3 February1984Auckland12215Open[28][29][3]
1523 August – 8 September1985Marina di CarraraMale/Mixed[30][3]
Female
1621–29 September1986SalouMale/Mixed[31][32][3]
Female
1720 June – 5 July1987KielMale/Mixed[33][34][3]
Female
1827 March – 6 April1988HaifaMale/Mixed[35][36][3]
Female
1910–21 August1989TsuMale/Mixed[37][38][3]
Female
2016–26 August1990MedemblikMale/Mix[39][40][3]
Female
2111–21 December1991BrisbaneMale/Mixed[41][42][3]
Female
2224–29 April1992CádizMale/Mixed[43][3]
Female
2318–24 July1993Crozon-MorgatMale/Mixed[44][45][3]
Female
2416–25 August1994HelsinkiMale/Mixed[46][47][3]
Female
2510–20 August1995TorontoMale/Mixed[48][3]
Female
268–17 February1996Porto AlegreMale/Mixed[49][3]
Female
2721–30 August1997Tel AvivMale/Mixed[50][51][3]
Female
2831 August – 9 September1998Bay of Palma, Mallorca, BalearicsMale/Mixed[52][53][3]
Female
297–17 Jan1999Black Rock, Victoria188315Male/Mix94-00[54][55][3][56]
114255Female-57--
3010–20 May2000Balatonfüred224425Male/Mix112-00[57][3]
106295Female-53--
318-17 Sep2001Koper210335Male/Mix105-00[58][3]
94235Female-47--
322–11 Sept2002Cagliari214315Male/Mix107-00[59][3]
122275Female-61--
3311–24 Sept2003CádizMale[3]
Female
347–16 May2004ZadarMale/Mixed[60][61]
Female
3519–28 August2005San FranciscoMale/Mixed[62]
Female
364–13 September2006RizhaoMale/Mixed[63]
Female
3728 June – 13 July2007Clube Naval de CascaisCascaisMale
Female
3821–30 January2008MelbourneMale/Mixed[64]
Female
3920–29 August2009RungstedMale/Mixed[65][66]
Female
409–18 July2010The HagueMale/Mixed[67]
Female
413–18 December2011PerthMale
Female
4210–19 May2012Barcelona International Sailing CentreBarcelonaMale/Mixed[68]
Female
4330 July – 10 August2013La RochelleMale/Mixed[69][70]
Female
4412–21 September2014SantanderMale/Mixed
Female
4510-17 Oct2015Haifa118316Male59---[71][72]
84225Female-42--
46-2016San Isidro, Buenos Aires84236Male42---[73]
78225Female-39--
477-15 Jul2017Thessaloniki144306Male72---[74]
120256Female-60--
4830 July – 12 August2018Aarhus128295Male64---
94256Female-47--
494–9 August2019Enoshima104255Male52---[75][76][77][78]
78245Female-39--
N/A13–21 March2020Bay of Palma, Mallorca, BalearicsCancelled due to COVID-19[79]
508–13 March2021Vilamoura58195Male29---
54183Female-27--
4093Mixed--812
5221-29 Oct2022Sdot Yam120205Mixed--3129[80]
528–20 August2023The Hague128285Mixed--2737
5524Feb -3Mar2024Bay of Palma, Mallorca, Balearics122266Mixed--3130[81]
566-14 Jun2025Gadyia96193Mixed--1830

Multiple medallists

RankingSailorGoldSilverBronzeTotalNo. EntriesRef.
1Mathew Belcher (Australia)801919[82]
2Malcolm Page (Australia)621915[83]
3Lobke Berkhout (Netherlands)511714[84]
4Will Ryan (Australia)50168[85]
5Sofia Bekatorou (Greece)40048[86]
Emilia Tsoulfa (Greece)40049[87]
7Nathan Wilmot (Australia)321610[88]
8Yelena Pacholzhik (Ukraine)32055[89]
9Ruslana Taran (Ukraine)31048[90]
Theresa Zabell (Spain)31048[91]
11David Barnes (New Zealand)30144[92]
11Hamish Wilcox (New Zealand)30144[93]
13Marcelien Bos-Dekoning (Netherlands)30038[94]
David Ullman (United States)300310[95]
Tom Linskey (United States)30035[96]
16Hannah Mills (United Kingdom)232713[97]
Jordi Xammar Hernandez (Spain)232713[98]
18Sime Fantela (Croatia)223715[99]
Igor Marenic (Croatia)223715[100]
20Francisco Sánchez (Spain)22047[101]
Susanne Bauckholtc (Germany)22048[102]
Katrin Adlkofer (Germany)22047[103]
Wolfgang Hunger (Germany)220411[104]
Jordi Calafat (Spain)22048[105]
25Lisa Westerhof (Netherlands)211410[106]
Jolanta Ogar (Poland)211413[107]
Lara Vadlau (Austria)21146[108]
Miho Yoshioka (Japan)21148[109]
29Benny Kouwenhoven (Netherlands)21036[110]
30Rolf Schmidt (Germany)20024[111]
Ines Bohn (Germany)20025[112]
Sabine Rohatzsch (Germany)20024[113]
Jan Kouwenhoven (Netherlands)20025[114]
Begona Via Dufresne (Spain)20023[115]
Nic Asher (United Kingdom)20029[116]
Elliot Willis (United Kingdom)200212[117]

Medallists

Mixed

2021
ISR-311
Gil Cohen (Israel)
Noam Homri (Israel)		ISR-121
Tal Sade (Israel)
Noa Lasry (Israel)		GBR-7
Amy Seabright (United Kingdom)
James Taylor (United Kingdom)
2022
GER-10
Luise Wanser (Germany)
Philipp Autenrieth (Germany)		ESP-44
Jordi Xammar Hernandez (Spain)
Nora Brugman Cabot (Spain)		FRA-1
Camille Lecointre (France)
Jeremie Mion (France)		[118]
2023
JPN
Keiju Okada (Japan)
Miho Yoshioka (Japan)		ESP
Jordi Xammar Hernandez (Spain)
Nora Brugman Cabot (Spain)		JPN
Tetsuya Isozaki (Japan)
Yurie Seki (Japan)
2024
ESP 44
Jordi Xammar Hernandez (Spain)
Nora Brugman Cabot (Spain)		GBR 4
Vita Heathcote (United Kingdom)
Chris Grube (United Kingdom)		JPN 8
Keiju Okada (Japan)
Miho Yoshioka (Japan)		[119]
2025
ESP 44
Jordi Xammar Hernandez (Spain)
Marta Cardona Alcántara (Spain)		GER 11
Simon Diesch (Germany)
Anna Markfort (Germany)		GBR 55
Martin Wrigley (United Kingdom)
Bettine Harris (United Kingdom)

See also

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