Mirror World Championship

Main article: Mirror (dinghy)

The Mirror World Championship is an bi-annual international sailing regatta of Mirror (dinghy), organized by the host club on behalf of the International Mirror Class Association and since 1987 it has been recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body.

Events

See also: World championships in sailing
Ed. Hosts Sailor Boats Ref.
No Day/Month Year Host club City Country No. Nat. Cont. Tot. Mix
1 - 1976   Monnickendam  Netherlands 51
2 1979    Australia
3 1983   Wales  United Kingdom
4 1987    Ireland
5 1991    Netherlands
6 30Jul -4Aug 1995  Pembrokeshire Yacht Club Wales  United Kingdom 138 7 4 68
7 1997 Sail Cork Kingston, Ontario  Canada 200 8 5 100 54 10 36
8 6-11 Apr 1999  Defence Sailing Club (WC)
and  Saldanha Bay Yacht Club		 Saldanha Bay  South Africa 146 6 4 73 50 4 19 [1]
9 1-10 Aug 2001  Howth Yacht Club Howth, Dublin  Ireland 184 6 3 92 [2]
10 10-16 Jan 2003  Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania Hobart, Tasmania  Australia 7+ 3+ 90 [3]
11 7-13 Aug 2005  Storsjons Segelsallskap Ostersund  Sweden 202 6 3 101 [4]
12 6-19 Jan 2007  Algoa Bay Yacht Club Gqeberha  South Africa 158 5 3 79 50 12 17 [5][6]
13 26-31 Jul 2009  Pwllheli Sailing Club Pwllheli, Wales  United Kingdom 194 5 4 97 38 22 37 [7]
14 27Dec -7Jan 2010/11  Princess Royal Sailing Club Albany, WA  Australia 122 5 4 61 33 7 21 [8]
15 27Jul -2Aug 2013  Lough Derg Yacht Club Dromineer, Co. Tipperary  Ireland 182 7 5 91 39 20 32 [9]
16 28Dec -9Jan 2014/15  Theewaters Sports Club Villiersdorp  South Africa 118 5 4 59 25 9 25 [10][11][12]
17 24 Jul –4 Aug 2017  Restronguet Sailing Club Mylor, Cornwall  United Kingdom 101 6 4 50 23 7 20 [13][14]
18 26 Dec -6 Jan 2018/19  Woollahra Sailing Club Rose Bay, Sydney  Australia 122 6 4 59 32 4 23 [15][16][17]
N/A 2021  Sligo Yacht Club Sligo  Ireland Cancelled due to COVID
19 21-29 Jul 2023  Sligo Yacht Club Sligo  Ireland 104 4 3 52 17 11 24 [18][19][20]
20 14–19 April 2025  Durban Beach Club Durban, KwaZulu-Natal  South Africa 66 3 3 33 25 1 7 [21][22][23]

Multiple champions

See also: World championships in sailing § Multiple World champions

Medalists

Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1976
Netherlands 		 Roy Patridge (GBR)
 Graeme Partridge (GBR) 		 Chris Owen (GBR)
 Gary Owen (GBR) 		 Mark Rushall (GBR)
 Ruth Rushall (GBR)
1979
Australia 		60019 - The Gaffer
 David Derby (MLT)
 Chris Bishop (MLT) 		57839 - Erewan
 K. Sclater (AUS)
1983
United Kingdom 		64203 - Freckles
 David Sherwin (GBR)
 Neil Salmon (GBR) 		66066 - True Brit
 Dave Derby (GBR)
1987
Republic of Ireland 		67841 - Intrepid
 Paul Adrid (AUS)
 Troy Storer (AUS) 		67749 - Sky 3
 Dave Graney (AUS)
1991
Netherlands 		68968
 Tom King (AUS)
 Rof Heale (AUS) 		69201
 T. Fitzsimmons (AUS)
1995
United Kingdom 		69664 - Surreal
 Clive Goodwin (GBR)
 Toby Heppell (GBR) 		69030 - Mach 1
 Mel Collins (IRL)
 Stephen Hyde (IRL) 		69561
 Graham Elmes (IRL)
 K.Cooney (IRL)
1997
Canada 		69659 - Renaissance
 Chris Balding (GBR)
 Nikki Harper (GBR) 		69560 - Flashpoint II
 Ross Killian (IRL)
 Darren McCann (IRL) 		69837
 David Gebhard (GBR)
 Joshua Gebhard (GBR)
1999 69831 - Surreal 11
 Martin Moloney (IRL)
 Revelin Minihane (IRL) 		69361 - Xcell-Erate
 Mark Padgett (AUS)
 John Fletcher (AUS) 		 Toby Wincer (GBR)
 Richard Harding (GBR) 		[1]
2001  Ireland
Peter Bayly
William Atkinson 		 Australia
Torvar Mirsky
Justin Jacob 		 Ireland
Nick Meadow
Sam Trott
2003  Ireland
Christopher Clayton
Craig Martin 		 Ireland
Andrew Woodward
James Bendon 		 Australia
Glenn Collings
Lloyd Collings
2005  Ireland
Ross Kearney
Adam McCullough 		 Ireland
Simon McGrotty
Melissa Daly 		 Great Britain
John Clementson
Jamie Clementson
2007  Great Britain
Anna MacKenzie
Holly Scott 		 Australia
Nick Davis
John Collova 		 Ireland
Paul Amrlynck
Melissa Daly 		[6]
2009  Great Britain
Andy Smith
Tom Smith 		 Great Britain
Christopher Rust
Jessica Rust 		 Great Britain
Izzy Fitzgerald
Emily Peters
2011  Ireland
Ross Kearney
Max Odell 		 Philippines
Ridgely Balladares
Rommel Chavez 		 Great Britain
Millie Newman
Jessica Rust
2013  South Africa
Ryan Robinson
Michaela Robinson 		 Great Britain
Sarah Richards
George Richards 		 Great Britain
Katie Davies
Gemma Keers
2015  South Africa
Ryan Robinson
Michaela Robinson 		 Australia
Simon Barwood
Tyson Barwood 		 Great Britain
Eleanor Keers
Isobel Pugh 		[10]
2017 AUS 70922 - Wave Catcher Too
 Cullen Hughes (AUS)
 Rowan Hughes (AUS) 		GBR 70852
 Dave Wade (GBR)
 Imogen Wade (GBR) 		AUS 70921 = Platypus
 Simon Barwood (AUS)
 Tyson Barwood (AUS) 		[13]
2019 NED 70883 - Rumble Fish
 John Dransfield (NED)
 Tyler Dransfield (NED) 		AUS 70854 - Wave Catcher
 Cullen Hughes (AUS)
 Rowan Hughes (AUS) 		AUS 70951 - McMissile
 Campbell McKay (AUS)
 Stirling McKay (AUS) 		[15]
2021 Rescheduled to 2023 due to COVID 19
2023 GBR 71038 - Anna
 Ben McGrane (GBR)
 Keira McGrane (GBR) 		GBR 70683 - Hypermouse
 Stuart Hudson (GBR)
 Lizzie Hudson (GBR) 		GBR 70573 - Little Miss Chatterbox
 Will Crocker (GBR)
 Isabelle Crocker (GBR) 		[19]
2025 AUS-70812
 James Komweibel (AUS)
 Harry Komweibel (AUS) 		AUS-69536
 David Meehan (AUS)
 Henry Olsen (AUS) 		RSA-70207
 Thomas Funke (RSA)
 Kai Funke (RSA) 		[23]

References

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