US Sailing's Miami Olympic Classes Regatta explained

US Sailing's Miami Olympic Classes Regatta
First:	1990
Venue:	US Sailing Center, Miami, United States
Organizer:	US Sailing
Classes:	470, 49er, 49er FX, Finn, Laser, Laser Radial, Nacra 17,

US Sailing's Miami Olympic Classes Regatta is an annual sailing regatta at the US Sailing Center in Miami, held since 1990. It hosts the Olympic and Paralympic classes.^[1]

It was part of the ISAF Sailing World Cup.^[2] Since 2021 it is part of the US Open Sailing Series together with regattas in Ft. Lauderdale and Clearwater.

, the biggest edition has been the 2015 event, which included 599 boats, 848 participants in total from 64 countries.^[3]

Winners

Europe

• 1991 –
• 1992 –
• 1993 – ^[1]
• 1994 – ^[1]
• 1995 – ^[1]
• 1996 – ^[1]
• 1997 – ^[1]
• 1998 – ^[1]
• 2000 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]

Finn

• 1991 –
• 1992 –
• 1993 – ^[1]
• 1994 – ^[1]
• 1995 – ^[1]
• 1996 – ^[1]
• 1997 – ^[1]
• 1998 – ^[1]
• 1999 – ^[1]
• 2000 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2020 – ^[1]
• 2022 –

ILCA 6 (formerly known as Laser Radial)

• 2000 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2008 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[4]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2020 – ^[1]

ILCA 7 (formerly known as Laser)

• 1993 – ^[1]
• 1994 – ^[1]
• 1995 – ^[1]
• 1996 – ^[1]
• 1997 – ^[1]
• 1998 – ^[1]
• 1999 – ^[1]
• 2000 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2008 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2020 – ^[1]

Men’s 470

• 1991 –
• 1992 –
• 1993 – ^[1]
• 1994 – ^[1]
• 1995 – ^[1]
• 1996 – ^[1]
• 1997 – ^[1]
• 1998 – ^[1]
• 1999 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2020 – ^[1]

Women's 470

• 1992 –
• 1993 – ^[1]
• 1994 – ^[1]
• 1995 – ^[1]
• 1996 – ^[1]
• 1997 – ^[1]
• 1998 – ^[1]
• 1999 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2020 – ^[1]

Open/Mixed 470

• 2021 –
• 2022 –
• 2023 –

29er

• 2023 – ^[5]

49er

• 1998 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2021 –
• 2022 –
• 2023 – ^[5]

49er FX

• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2021 –
• 2022 –
• 2023 – ^[5]

2.4 Metre

• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2008 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]

Elliott 6m

• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]

Skud 18

• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2008 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]

Soling

• 1991 –
• 1992 –
• 1994 – ^[6]
• 1995 – ^[7]
• 1996 – ^[8]
• 1998 – ^[9]
• 1999 – ^[10]
• 2000 – ^[11]

Sonar

• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2008 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]

Star

• 1991 –
• 1992 –
• 1993 – ^[1]
• 1994 – ^[1]
• 1995 – ^[1]
• 1996 – ^[1]
• 1998 – ^[1]
• 1999 – ^[1]
• 2000 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2008 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]

Yngling

• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2008 – ^[1]

Nacra 17

• 2013 – ^[12]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2021 – ^[13]
• 2022 – ^[14]

Tornado

• 1991 –
• 1992 –
• 1993 – ^[1]
• 1994 – ^[1]
• 1995 – ^[1]
• 1996 – ^[1]
• 1997 – ^[1]
• 1998 – ^[1]
• 1999 – ^[1]
• 2000 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]
• 2005 – ^[1]
• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]

Men's Formula Kite

• 2023 – ^[5]

Women's Formula Kite

• 2023 – ^[5]

Men's Iqfoil

• 2021 – ^[13]
• 2022 – ^[14]
• 2023 – ^[5]

Women's Iqfoil

• 2021 – ^[13]
• 2022 – ^[14]
• 2023 – ^[5]

Men's Lechner A-390

• 1991 –
• 1992 –

Women’s Lechner A-390

• 1991 – ^[15]
• 1992 – ^[16]

Men’s Mistral

• 1993 – ^[1]
• 1994 – ^[1]
• 1995 – ^[1]
• 1996 – ^[1]
• 1997 – ^[1]
• 1998 – ^[1]
• 1999 – ^[1]
• 2000 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]

Women's Mistral

• 1993 – ^[1]
• 1994 – ^[1]
• 1995 – ^[1]
• 1996 – ^[1]
• 1997 – ^[1]
• 1998 – ^[1]
• 1999 – ^[1]
• 2000 – ^[1]
• 2001 – ^[1]
• 2002 – ^[1]
• 2003 – ^[1]
• 2004 – ^[1]

Men’s RS:X

• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2020 – ^[1]

Women's RS:X

• 2006 – ^[1]
• 2007 – ^[1]
• 2009 – ^[1]
• 2010 – ^[1]
• 2011 – ^[1]
• 2012 – ^[1]
• 2013 – ^[1]
• 2014 – ^[1]
• 2015 – ^[1]
• 2016 – ^[1]
• 2017 – ^[1]
• 2018 – ^[1]
• 2019 – ^[1]
• 2020 – ^[1]

Windfoil

• 2022 – ^[14]

Notes and References

1. Web site: World Cup Miami and Miami OCR Event Background.
2. Web site: 2018 World Cup Series, Miami . June 9, 2024 . https://web.archive.org/web/20181231193609/http://www.sailing.org/worldcup/miami_2018.php . December 31, 2018 . dead.
3. Web site: Miami Participation History .
4. Web site: Medal Tally 2008-2009 : Sailing World Cup . https://web.archive.org/web/20201029073009/https://sailing.org/worldcup/results/medal_tally_2008_2009.php . 2020-10-29 .
5. Web site: 2023 US Open Sailing Series Miami.
6. Web site: World Sailing - MIAMI OLYMPIC CLASSES REGATTA .
7. Web site: Three Person Keelboat (Soling). https://web.archive.org/web/19970107220956/http://www.sailing.org/olympicresults/14_17.htm. January 7, 1997. dead.
8. Web site: World Sailing - MIAMI OLYMPIC CLASSES REGATTA .
9. Web site: World Sailing - MIAMI OLYMPIC CLASSES REGATTA .
10. Web site: World Sailing - MIAMI OLYMPIC CLASSES REG 1999 .
11. Web site: World Sailing - Miami Olympic Classes Regatta 2000 .
12. Web site: Medal Tally 2012-2013 : Sailing World Cup . https://web.archive.org/web/20201029084824/https://sailing.org/worldcup/results/medal_tally_2012_2013.php . 2020-10-29 .
13. Web site: MOCR - Miami / Regatta Park.
14. Web site: 2022 US Open Sailing Series Miami.
15. Web site: World Sailing - MIAMI CAN/AM REGATTA 1991 .
16. Web site: World Sailing - MIAMI OLYMPIC CLASSES REG 1992 .