Mirror World Championship

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

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Ed. Hosts Sailor Boats Ref.
No Day/Month Year Host club City Country No. Nat. Cont. Boats     Mix
1 - 1976    Monnickendam   Netherlands 51
2 1979      Australia
3 1983    Wales   United Kingdom
4 1987      Ireland
5 1991      Netherlands
6 1995    Wales   United Kingdom
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 92 [2]
10 10-16 Jan 2003   Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania Hobart, Tasmania   Australia 90 [3]
11 7-13 Aug 2005   Storsjons Segelsallskap Ostersund   Sweden [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 91 [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]

Multiple champions

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Medalists

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Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1976
 
  Roy Patridge (GBR)
  Graeme Partridge (GBR)
  Chris Owen (GBR)
  Gary Owen (GBR)
  Mark Rushall (GBR)
  Ruth Rushall (GBR)
1979
 
60019 - The Gaffer
  David Derby (MLT)
  Chris Bishop (MLT)
57839 - Erewan
  K. Sclater (AUS)
1983
 
64203 - Freckles
  David Sherwin (GBR)
  Neil Salmon (GBR)
66066 - True Brit
  Dave Derby (GBR)
1987
 
67841 - Intrepid
  Paul Adrid (AUS)
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67749 - Sky 3
  Dave Graney (AUS)
1991
 
68968
  Tom King (AUS)
  Rof Heale (AUS)
69201
  T. Fitzsimmons (AUS)
1995
 
69664 - Surreal
  Clive Goodwin (GBR)
  Toby Heppell (GBR)
69030 - Mach 1
  Mel Collins (IRL)
  Stephen Hyde (IRL)
1997
 
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]

References

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  1. ^ a b https://web.archive.org/web/20010831090726/http://www.angelfire.com/sk/worlds99/worlds.txt. Archived from the original on 31 August 2001. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  2. ^ "Datalex Mirror Worlds at Howth Yacht Club, Ireland Overall". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  3. ^ "Mirror World Championships in Tasmania Overall". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  4. ^ "Mirror World Championships at Ostersund, Sweden - Overall". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  5. ^ "Mirror Worlds at Port Elizabeth, South Africa - Prize Giving". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  6. ^ a b http://www.sailracer.co.uk/results_report.asp?event=1387. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  7. ^ "Mirror Worlds at Pwllheli Sailing Club - Overall". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  8. ^ "Mirror Worlds at Albany, Australia - Overall". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  9. ^ "Mirror World Championships at Lough Derg Yacht Club - Overall". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  10. ^ a b "2015 World Results". 2015worlds.mirrorsailing.org.
  11. ^ "Mirror World Championship at Theewater Sports Club - Overall". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  12. ^ Robert Bellfield (10 Jan 2015). "Mirror World Championship at Theewater Sports Club - Overall". yachtsandyachting.com.
  13. ^ a b "Sailwave results for Mirror World Championships at Restronguet Sailing Club 2017". 2017worlds.mirrorsailing.org.
  14. ^ "Gul Mirror World Championship at Restronguet Sailing Club - Overall". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  15. ^ a b "Results | Mirror Dinghy World Championships 2019". www.regattatoolbox.com.
  16. ^ "18th Mirror World Championship at Woollahra Sailing Club". www.yachtsandyachting.com.
  17. ^ Khiem Tran (11 Jan 2019). "18th Mirror World Championship at Woollahra Sailing Club". yachtsandyachting.com.
  18. ^ Clindamycinsays, Oral (December 11, 2023). "2023 Mirror World Championships – Great Sailing in Sligo Bay".
  19. ^ a b "Sailwave results for Mirror World Championships 2023 at Sligo Yacht Club 2023". 2023worlds.mirrorsailing.org.
  20. ^ "2023 Mirror World Championships at Sligo Yacht Club". www.yachtsandyachting.com.