Canoe Sailing World Championship

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The Canoe Sailing World Championships is an international competition in canoe sailing, sanctioned by the ICF as the premier event in that discipline.

The competition was first held in 1961 and has been held roughly every 3 years since. British Robin Wood has won the championships a record 4 times

Medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1961	Hayling Island	Alan Emus (GBR)	John Hunt (GBR)	Graham Smith (GBR)
1965	Lake Constance	Alan Emus (GBR)	Lars Johanssen (SWE)	John A. Biddle (GBR)
1969	Grafham Water	Alan Emus (GBR)	Gunnar Aggefors (SWE)	John A. Biddle (GBR)
1972	Oxelosund	Martin Rosell (SWE)	Gunnar Aggefors (SWE)	John A. Biddle (GBR)
1975	Hayling Island	Lars-Erik Lundgren (GBR)	Leif Johansson (SWE)	Mats Lind (SWE)
1978	Fiskeboda	Martin Gullberg (SWE)	Steve Clark (USA)	Lars-Erik Lundgren (SWE)
1981	Buzzards Bay	Max Tollqvist (SWE)	Olle Berqvist (SWE)	Steve Clark (USA)
1984	Angelholm	Steve Clark (USA)	Chris Converse (USA)	Hannah Clark (USA)
1987	Plymouth	Robin Wood (GBR)	Lars Guck (USA)	Patrick Marshall (GBR)
1990	Steinhudermeer	Lars Guck (USA)	Steve Clark (USA)	Jens Reichert (FRG)
1993	San Francisco	Robin Wood (GBR)	Steve Clark (USA)	Lars Guck (USA)
1996	Port Stephens	Robin Wood (GBR)	Mark Goodchild (GBR)	Anders Petersson (SWE)
1999	Nynashamn	Lester Noble (GBR)	Mark Goodchild (GBR)	Anders Petersson (SWE)
2002	Bristol	Steve Clark (USA)	Anders Petersson (SWE)	Eric Chase (USA)
2005	Weymouth	Mark Goodchild (GBR)	John Ellis (GBR)	Simon Allen (GBR)
2008	Port Philipp	Hayden Virtue (AUS)	Bill Beaver (USA)	Seth Dunbar (AUS)
2011	Travemunde	Chris Maas (USA)	Peter Ullman (GER)	Alistair Warren (GBR)
2014	San Francisco	Mikey Radziejowski (USA)	Chris Maas (USA)	Alistair Warren (GBR)
2017	Pwllheli	Robin Wood (GBR)	Chris Maas (USA)	Alistair Warren (GBR)
2020	Cancelled

See also

• International Canoe Federation

References

1. ^ "Canoe Sailing". International Canoe Federation.
2. ^ "World Championship Medal Winners". International Canoe Federation.
3. ^ "International Canoe Worlds 2022/3 - Cancelled". International Canoe. Retrieved 25 January 2023.
4. ^ Postponed to 2022 due to COVID-19 restrictions, later it was cancelled.