470 World Championships Explained

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 470 Junior World Championships have been held every year since 19??.

The 470 is a sailboat class used as equipment for the Olympic Sailing Competition.

The class has had additional World Championships organized by World Sailing when the class was used in the ISAF Youth Sailing World Championships and the IYRU Womens Sailing World Championships.

Editions

Event			Host			Participation
	Dates	Year	Host club	Location	Country	Gender
1	12–19 July					Open	102	14		^[1] ^[2] ^[3]
2	28 July – 5 August					Open	118	13		^[4] ^[5]
3	4–14 August					Open	106	13		^[6] ^[7]
4	8–17 August					Open	156	19		^[8] ^[9]
5	3–11 August					Open	158	29		^[10] ^[11]
6	7–15 July					Open	148	20		^[12] ^[13]
7	16–26 September					Open	90	16		^[14] ^[15]
8	28 July – 4 August					Open	116	27		^[16] ^[17]
9	10–16 August					Open	148	30		^[18] ^[19]
10	6–15 February					Open	98	16		^[20] ^[21]
11	29 August – 6 Sept.					Open	154	27		^[22] ^[23]
12	3–12 July					Open	170	24		^[24] ^[25]
13	2–10 June					Open	148	21		^[26] ^[27]
14	25 January – 3 February					Open	122	15		^[28] ^[29]
15	23 August – 8 September					Male/Mixed				^[30]
						Female
16	21–29 September					Male/Mixed				^[31] ^[32]
						Female
17	20 June – 5 July					Male/Mixed				^[33] ^[34]
						Female
18	27 March – 6 April					Male/Mixed				^[35] ^[36]
						Female
19	10–21 August					Male/Mixed				^[37] ^[38]
						Female
20	16–26 August					Male/Mixed				^[39] ^[40]
						Female
21	11–21 December					Male/Mixed				^[41] ^[42]
						Female
22	24–29 April					Male/Mixed				^[43]
						Female
23	18–24 July	1993				Male/Mixed				^[44] ^[45]
						Female
24	16–25 August					Male/Mixed				^[46] ^[47]
						Female
25	10–20 August					Male/Mixed				^[48]
						Female
26	8–17 February					Male/Mixed				^[49]
						Female
27	21–30 August					Male/Mixed				^[50] ^[51]
						Female
28	31 August – 9 September					Male/Mixed				^[52] ^[53]
						Female
29	7–17 January					Male/Mixed				^[54] ^[55]
						Female
30	10–20 May					Male/Mixed				^[56]
						Female
31	8–17 September					Male/Mixed				^[57]
						Female
32	2–11 September					Male/Mixed				^[58]
						Female
33	11–24 September					Male
						Female
34	7–16 May					Male/Mixed				^[59] ^[60]
						Female
35	19–28 August					Male/Mixed				^[61]
						Female
36	4–13 September					Male/Mixed				^[62]
						Female
37	28 June – 13 July					Male
						Female
38	21–30 January					Male/Mixed				^[63]
						Female
39	20–29 August					Male/Mixed				^[64] ^[65]
						Female
40	9–18 July					Male/Mixed				^[66]
						Female
41	3–18 December					Male
						Female
42	10–19 May					Male/Mixed				^[67]
						Female
43	30 July – 10 August					Male/Mixed				^[68] ^[69]
						Female
44	12–21 September					Male/Mixed
						Female
45	10–17 October	2015				Male				^[70]
						Female
46	20–27 February					Male/Mixed				^[71]
						Female
47	7–15 July					Male				^[72]
						Female
48	30 July – 12 August					Male
						Female
49	4–9 August					Male				^[73]
						Female
N/A	13–21 March	2020				Cancelled due to COVID-19				^[74]
50	8–13 March					Mixed
						Male
						Female
51	24–29 October					Mixed				^[75]
52	8–20 August					Male
						Female
53	27 February – 3 March					Mixed	122	26		^[76]

Medallists

Mixed

Editions - Junior

Event			Host			Participation
	Dates	Year	Host club	Location	Country	Gender	Boats
		1979				Open	51	102	12
		1980				Open
	6 - 12 July	1981				Open	62	124	20
	-	1982				Open	50	100	13
	-	1983				Open	54	108	14
	31 July to 4 Aug	1984				Open	48	96	14
	3 - 8 Aug	1985				Open	49	98	15
	6 - 12 Sept	1986				Open	63	126	17
	18 - 25 July	1987				Open	58	116	14
	21 - 28 Aug	1988				Open	51	102	12
	-	1989				Open	49	98	11
	-	1990				Open	44	88	13
	22 - 31 Aug	1991				Open	68	136	16
	16 - 24 Aug	1992				Open	44	88	15
	21 - 29 Aug	1993				Open	61	122	19

Junior Female

Multiple medallists

width=50		width=200	Athlete	width=50	Gold	width=50	Silver	width=50	Bronze	width=50	Total
1		8	0	1	9
2		7	2	1	10
3	^[77]	5	0	1	6
4		4	0	0	4
6		3	2	0	5
7		3	1	1	5
9		3	1	0	4
11		3	0	1	4
13		3	0	0	3

See also

• World championships in sailing
• World Sailing

References

• 2013 official results at Worlds.470.org

External links

• Class Association Webpage
• ISAF 470 Microsite
• Sailing competitions

Notes and References

1. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
2. Web site: First 470 World Championship - Lacanau - France - 12-19 July 1970 . 470.org.
3. Web site: Segeln – Weltmeisterschaften (Herren – Teil 1). www.sport-komplett.de.
4. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
5. Web site: 470 World Championship - Ostende - Belgium - 28 July - 5 August 1971 . 470.org.
6. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
7. Web site: 470 World Championship - Montreal - Canada - 4-14 August 1972 . 470.org.
8. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
9. Web site: 470 World Championship - Kiel - Germany - 8-17 August 1973 . 470.org.
10. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
11. Web site: 470 World Championship - Naples - Italy - 3-11 August 1974 . 470.org.
12. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
13. Web site: 470 World Championship - Association Island - New-York - USA - 7-5 July 1975 . 470.org.
14. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
15. Web site: 470 World Championship - Shizuoka - Japan - 16-26 September 1977 . 470.org.
16. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
17. Web site: 470 World Championship - Mastrand - Sweden - 28 July - 4 August 1978 . 470.org.
18. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
19. Web site: 470 World Championship - Medemblik - Netherlands - 8-16 August 1979 . 470.org.
20. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
21. Web site: 470 World Championship - Porto Alegre - Brazil - 6-15 February 1980 . 470.org.
22. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
23. Web site: 470 World Championship - Saint Pierre Quiberon - France - 29 August - 6 September 1981 . 470.org.
24. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
25. Web site: 470 World Championship - Cascais - Portugal - 3-12 July 1982 . 470.org.
26. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
27. Web site: 470 World Championship - Weymouth - Great-Britain - 2-10 June 1983 . 470.org.
28. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
29. Web site: 470 World Championship - Auckland - New Zealand - 25 January - 3 February 1984 . 470.org.
30. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
31. Web site: 470 World Championship (for all categories) - Salou - Spain - 21-29 September 1986 . 470.org.
32. Web site: Women's 470 World Cup - Salou - Spain - 21-29 September 1986 . 470.org.
33. Web site: 470 World Championship (for all categories) - Kiel - F.R. Germany - 20 June - 5 July 1987 . 470.org.
34. Web site: Women's 470 World Championship - Kiel - F.R. Germany - 20 June - 5 July 1987 . 470.org.
35. Web site: 470 World Championship (for men and mixed crews) - Haifa - Israel - 27 March - 6 April 1988 . 470.org.
36. Web site: Women's 470 World Championship - Haifa - Israel - 27 March - 6 April 1988 . 470.org.
37. Web site: 470 World Championship (for men and mixed crews) - Tsu City - Japan - 10-21 August 1989 . 470.org.
38. Web site: Women's 470 World Championship - Tsu City - Japan - 10-21 August 1989 . 470.org.
39. Web site: 470 World Championship (for men and mixed crews) - Medemblik - Netherlands - 16-26 August 1990 . 470.org.
40. Web site: Women's 470 World Championship - Medemblik - Netherlands - 16-26 August 1990 . 470.org.
41. Web site: 470 World Championship (for men and mixed crews) - Brisbane - Australia - 11-21 December 1991 . 470.org.
42. Web site: Women's 470 World Championship - Brisbane - Australia - 11-21 December 1991 . 470.org.
43. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
44. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
45. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
46. Web site: 470 World Championship (for men and mixed crews) - Helsinki - Finland - 16-25 August 1994 . 470.org.
47. Web site: Women's 470 World Championship - Helsinki - Finland - 16-25 August 1994 . 470.org.
48. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
49. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
50. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
51. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
52. Web site: 470 World Championship (men and mixed crews) - El Arenal - Spain - 31 August - 9 September 1998 . 470.org.
53. Web site: Women's 470 World Championship - El Arenal - Spain - 31 August - 9 September 1998 . 470.org.
54. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
55. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
56. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
57. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
58. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
59. Web site: Men's 470 World Championship - Zadar - Croatia - 7-16 May 2004 . 470.org.
60. Web site: Women's 470 World Championship - Zadar - Croatia - 7-16 May 2004 . 470.org.
61. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
62. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
63. Web site: 470 World Championships 2008. sailing.org.
64. Web site: 470 World Championships 2009. sailing.org.
65. Web site: 470sailing. 470sailing.
66. Web site: Delta Lloyd 470 World Championships 2010. sailing.org.
67. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
68. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
69. Web site: 470sailing. 470sailing.
70. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
71. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
72. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
73. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
74. https://www.470.org/default/news/new/text/postponement-of-2020-470-world-championship
75. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
76. Web site: Regatta Information. sailing.org.
77. Web site: Sailor Biography. sailing.org.