Tasar World Championship

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The Tasar World Championship is an bi-annual international sailing regatta for Tasar (dinghy) class, they are organized by the host club on behalf of the International Tasar Class Association and recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body. The class gained World Sailing recognition at the end of 2001.[1]

Events[edit]

See also: World championships in sailing
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Host cities of the Tasar World Championship
Ed. Year Host Participant Ref
Host club Location Nat. Boats Sailors Nations Cont. Ref
01 2003-06-20 to 06–27 Canadian Forces Sailing Association Esquimalt, BC  Canada 62 126 6 4 [2][3]
02 2005-07-01 to 07–08  Darwin Sailing Club Darwin  Australia 130 261 6 4 [4]
03 2007-07-02 to 07–11 Australian Tasar Council
/ Cape Panwa Hotel		 Phuket  Thailand 58 116 8 5 [5][6][7]
04 2009-09-18 to 09–27 Wakayama Sailing Center Wakayama  Japan 78 175 6 4 [8][9]
05 2011-09-16 to 09–23  Royal Torbay Yacht Club Torbay  United Kingdom 53 106 6 4 [10][11][12]
06 2013-08-10 to 08–17 Columbia Gorge Racing Association Cascade Locks, Oregon  United States 59 118 6 4 [13][14][15][16][17]
07 2015-01-02 to 01–09  Geographe Bay Yacht Club Busselton  Australia 122 244 7 4 [18][19][20]
08 2017-07-30 to 08–06 Gamagori  Japan 97 208 5 4 [21][22][23]
09 2019-07-29 to 08–03  Hayling Island Sailing Club Hayling Island  United Kingdom 67 134 7 4 [24][25][26]
2021-09-10 to 09–18  Seattle Yacht Club
/  Corinthian Yacht Club of Seattle		 Seattle, Washington  United States Delay to 2022 due to COVID [27]
10 2022-09-17 to 09–25  Seattle Yacht Club
/  Corinthian Yacht Club of Seattle		 Seattle, Washington  United States 30 60 4 3 [28][29][30]
11 2024-01-02 to 01–09  Sandringham Yacht Club Melbourne  Australia

Multiple World Champions[edit]

See also: World championships in sailing § Multiple World champions

Compiled from the data below the table includes up to and including 2022.

Ranking Sailor Gold Silver Bronze Total No. Entries* Ref.
1  Robert Douglass (AUS) 3 3 1 7 9 [31]
1  Nicole Douglass (AUS) 3 3 1 7 9 [32]
3  Jonathan McKee (USA) 3 1 0 4 5 [33]
3  Libby Johnson Mckee (USA) 3 1 0 4 5 [34]

Medalists[edit]

Year / Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2003
details 		 Jonathan McKee (USA)
 Libby Johnson-McKee (USA) 		 Carol Buchan (USA)
 Carl Buchan (USA) 		 Jay Renehan (USA)
 Lisa Renehan (USA) 		[35]
2005
details 		 Robert Douglass
Nicole Douglass (AUS) 		 Craig McPhee
Kevin Kellow (AUS) 		 Ikuya Tanaka
Noriko Tanaka (JPN) 		[35]
2007
details 		 Jonathan McKee (USA)
 Libby Johnson-McKee (USA) 		 Rob Douglass (AUS)
 Nicole Douglass (AUS) 		 Brett Young (AUS)
 Kevin Kellow (AUS) 		[35]
2009
details 		 Rob Douglass (AUS)
 Nicole Douglass (AUS) 		 Craig McPhee (AUS)
 Phillippa Arevalo (AUS) 		 Hiroaki Sato (JPN)
 Yasuaki Muragishi (JPN) 		[35]
2011
details 		 Paul Ridgway (AUS)
 Bronwyn Ridgway (AUS) 		 Rob Douglass (AUS)
 Nicole Douglass (AUS) 		 Malcolm Davies (GBR)
 Fiona Davies (GBR) 		[11]
2013
details 		 Anthony Boscolo (USA)
 Haley Lane (USA) 		 Michael Karas (USA)
 Molly Jackson (USA) 		 Dalton Bergan (USA)
 Lindsay Bergan (USA) 		[15][17]
2015
details 		2858 – Doppio
 Chris Dance (AUS)
 Peter Hackett (AUS) 		2848 – Coollit
 Rob Douglass (AUS)
 Nicole Douglass (AUS) 		2916 – Fast & Thorough & Sharp as a Tack
 Jay Renehan (USA)
 Lisa Renehan (USA) 		[20]
2017
details 		USA 2597 (37) - Dr. Beverly
 Jonathan McKee (USA)
 Libby Johnson-McKee (USA) 		AUS 2858 (60) – Doppio
 Chris Dance (AUS)
 Jeremy Elmslie (AUS) 		AUS 2848 (11) – Coollit II
 Robert Douglass (AUS)
 Nicole Douglass (AUS) 		[19]
2019
details 		AUS 2848
 Robert Douglass (AUS)
 Nicole Douglass (AUS) 		AUS 2942
 James Burman (AUS)
 Tara Burman (AUS) 		GBR 2877
 James Peters (GBR)
 Charlie Darling (GBR) 		[26]
2022
details 		USA 2690
 Dalton Bergan (USA)
 Lindsay Bergan (USA) 		USA 2981
 Jonathan McKee (USA)
 Libby Johnson McKee (USA) 		USA 2982
 Jay Renehan (USA)
 Lisa Renehan (USA) 		[29]

International Regatta[edit]

Prior to gaining World Sailing status the class held the following International regattas.

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1981 Canberra  AUS
David Jones
Malcolm Jones
1983 Vancouver  USA
Charlie McKee
Leslie Miller
1985 Sydney  USA
Charlie McKee
Becky Brown
1986 London  AUS
Rick Longbottom
Louise Scullion
1988 Yeppoon  AUS
Adrian Finglas
Adam Beashel
1989 Vancouver  USA
Charlie McKee
Becky Brown
1991 Adelaide  USA
Charlie McKee
Becky Brown
1992 Hayama  USA
Jay Renehan
Lisa Renehan
1994 Torbay  AUS
Russell Ford
Cheryl Hutchins
1996 Cascade Locks  USA
Jonathan McKee
Libby McKee 		 USA
Charlie McKee
Becky McKee 		 CAN
Thilo Giese
Beth Caulkin
1998 Melbourne  AUS
Brett Young
Alan Blenkle 		 AUS
B. Paine
  		 AUS
M. Conry
 
1999 Hamana-Ko  AUS
Ben Nicholas
Thomas Winter 		 JPN
Ikuya Tanaka
Noriko Tanaka 		 JPN
George Motoyoshi
Natsuki Motoyoshi
2001 Whitstable  USA
Carol Buchan
Carl Buchan 		 CAN
Thilo Giese
Sandra Towers 		 AUS
Craig McPhee
Kevin Kellow

References[edit]

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  28. ^ "2022 Tasar World Official Event Website".
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