RS Aero World Championships

Main article: RS Aero

The RS Aero World Championship and the RS Aero Youth World Championships are international sailing regatta for RS Aero class, they are organized by the host club on behalf of the RS Aero Class Association and recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body. The class gained World Sailing recognition in November of 2015.[1]

Ed. Hosts Rig Sailor Ref.
No Day/Month Year Host club City Country No. Nat. Cont.
1 24 – 28 Jul 2017  Yacht Club de Carnac Carnac  France 5 22 13 9 8 3 [2]
7 62 53 8 13 4
9 21 21 0 9 4
2 4 – 10 Aug 2018 Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy Weymouth  United Kingdom 5 61 32 29 8 2 [3]
7 104 97 7 11 4
9 43 43 0 8 3
3 28 Dec 2019 – 4 Jan 2020 2019  Black Rock Yacht Club Melbourne  Australia 5 29 14 15 4 3 [4]
7 38 37 1 4 3
9 9 9 0 3 3
N/A - 2020 Columbia Gorge Racing Association Cascade Locks, Oregon  United States Postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic [5]
N/A - 2021 Columbia Gorge Racing Association Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic [6]
4 24 June – 1 July 2022 Columbia Gorge Racing Association Cascade Locks, Oregon  United States 5 13 9 4 4 4 [7][8]
7 35 35 0 6 4
9 6 6 0 1 1
5 26 – 30 July 2023 Lega Navale del Sulcis Calasetta  Italy 5 36 20 15 9 4 [9][10]
6 42 29 13 12 4
7 46 44 2 13 4
9 12 12 0 5 3
6 26 – 30 Aug 2024  Hayling Island Sailing Club Hayling Island  United Kingdom 5 50 21 29 7 3 [11]
6 40 29 10 5 2
7 64 63 1 7 2
9 19 19 0 8 2
7 28 Jul – 2 Aug 2025 French National Sailing and Watersports School Quiberon  France 5 62 33 29 12 4
6 50 39 11 11 3
7 40 38 2 10 3
9 15 15 0 7 3
8 16 – 22 Jan 2027 Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron Melbourne  Australia 5 [12]
6
7
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Results

Year Rig / Boats Gold Silver Bronze 1st Female Ref.
2017 5 / 22  Andrew Frost (GBR)  Sander Puppart (EST)  Andrias Sillaste (EST) 4th  Kate Sargent (GBR) [13]
7 / 61  Stephen Cockerill (GBR)  Peter Barton (GBR)  Paul Bartlett (GBR) 18th  Liina Kolk (EST)
9 / 21  Marc Jacobi (USA)  Liam Willis (GBR)  Greg Bartlett (GBR) None
2018 5 / 61  Ben Hutton-Penman (GBR)  Liina Kolk (EST)  Andrew Frost (GBR) 2nd  Liina Kolk (EST) [14][15][16]
7 / 104  Sam Whaley (GBR)  Jack Hopkins (GBR)  Stephen Cockerill (GBR) 14th  Juliane Barthel (GER)
9 / 43  Marc Jacobi (USA)  Peter Barton (GBR)  George Cousins (GBR) None
2019 5 / 29  Sophie Jackson (AUS)  David Ellis (GBR)  Megan Ridgway (AUS) 1st  Sophie Jackson (AUS) [17][18]
7 / 38  Rhett Gowans (AUS)  Marc Jacobi (USA)  Noah Rees (GBR) 30th  Fleur Scrivens (AUS)
9 / 9  Liam Willis (GBR)  Derek Bottles (USA)  Keith Willis (GBR) None
Postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic
Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 5 / 13  Dieter Creitz (USA)  Ryan Zehnder (USA)  Yannick Gloster (USA) 4th  Caroline Young (USA) [19]
7 / 36  Dalton Bergan (USA)  Jay Renehan (USA)  Peter Barton (GBR) None
9 / 6  Dan Falk (USA)  Keith Hammer (USA)  Michael Johnson (USA) None
2023 5 / 35  Chloe George (GBR)  Elliot Hellstrom (SWE)  Andrias Sillaste (EST) 1st  Chloe George (GBR)
6 / 42  Rhett Gowans (AUS)  Dieter CREITZ (USA)  Sofiia Naumenko (UKR) 3rd  Sofiia Naumenko (UKR)
7 / 46  Peter Barton (GBR)  Jack Miller (GBR)  Noah Rees (GBR) 19th  Juliane Barthel (GER)
9 / 12  Dan Falk (USA)  Madhavan Thirumalai (USA)  Keith Hammer (USA) None
2024 5 / 50  Georgia Booth (GBR)  Jonathan Bailey (GBR)  Roscoe Martin (GBR) 1st  Georgia Booth (GBR)
6 / 39  Sofiia Naumenko (UKR)  Andrew Frost (GBR)  Dan Venables (GBR) 1st  Sofiia Naumenko (UKR)
7 / 64  Finley Dickinson (GBR)  Arthur Farley (GBR)  Tim Hire (GBR) 18th  Eleanor Craig (GBR)
9 / 19  Ben Flower (CAN)  Peter Barton (GBR)  Erik Wahlberg (SWE) None
2025 5 / 62  Raphael Olsthoorn (FRA)  Roscoe Martin (GBR)  Chloe George (GBR) 3rd  Chloe George (GBR)
6 / 50  Sofiia Naumenko (UKR)  Sam Blaker (GBR)  Andrew Frost (GBR) 1st  Sofiia Naumenko (UKR)
7 / 40  Peter Barton (GBR)  Jack Miller (GBR)  Mark Ripley (GBR) 32nd /  Paula Boyle (GBR)
9 / 15  Baabii O Flower (CAN)  Nick Craig (GBR)  Madhavan Thirumalai (USA) None

References

  1. ^ "RS Aero gains world sailing class status". www.sail-world.com. Retrieved 18 June 2026.
  2. ^ "Rooster RS Aero World Championship at Yacht Club de Carnac - Overall".
  3. ^ "RS Aero World Championship at the RS Games, Weymouth & Portland - Overall".
  4. ^ "3rd RS Aero World Championship at Black Rock Yacht Club - Overall".
  5. ^ "4th RS Aero World Championships at Columbia Gorge Racing Association - Preview".
  6. ^ "news | RS Aero Youth World Championship - Travemunde Woche, Germany, 24-29th July | RS Aero Class Association". www.rsaerosailing.org.
  7. ^ "RS Aero World Championship at Cascade Locks, Oregon, USA - Overall".
  8. ^ "2022 RS Aero World Championship : Columbia Gorge Racing Association".
  9. ^ "RS Aero World Championship at Calasetta, Sardinia, Italy - Overall".
  10. ^ "2023 RS Aero - RRS Race Management Website".
  11. ^ "RS Aero World Championship at Hayling Island Sailing Club - Overall".
  12. ^ www.rsaerosailing.org. "SALTY DINGO RS AERO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2027 - Blairgowrie YS, Melbourne, VIC, Australia". www.rsaerosailing.org. Retrieved 18 June 2026.
  13. ^ "Interview with Steve Cockerill: RS Aero 7 World Champion".
  14. ^ "RS Games 2018". www.rsaerosailing.org.
  15. ^ "RS Aero World Championship 2018" (PDF). rsaerosailing.org. Retrieved 6 December 2024.
  16. ^ "Sailwave results folder". www.sailwave.com.
  17. ^ Black Rock Yacht Club (2020). "RS Aero World Championships 2019". bryc.com.au. Retrieved 17 January 2020.
  18. ^ Club Operations (3 January 2020). "RS Aero World Championships 2019". clubops.com.au. Retrieved 17 January 2020.
  19. ^ "2022 RS Aero World Championship : Columbia Gorge Racing Association". www.regattanetwork.com.
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