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2.4 Metre World Championship

In addition, the class has been used extensively for disabled sailing as the 2.4-metre and also a one-design version of the class, the Norlin Mk3 design. With annual world championship held as part of the Para World Sailing Championships.

Events[edit]

Ed.	Date		Location			Competitors					Ref.
	Day/Month	Year	Host club	City	Country	Boats	Nat.	Cont.
01	20–25 July	1993		Kokkola	Finland	64	8	2			[2][3]
02		1994	Rutland Sailing Club	Rutland Water	United Kingdom	41	9	2			[4][5]
03	24–30 July	1995		Aarhus	Denmark	62	11	3			[6][7]
04	7–11 October	1996		Cannes	France	76	9	1			[8]
05	20–27 March	1997		Dubai	United Arab Emirates	86					[9][10]
06	28 July – 2 August	1998		Tampere	Finland	104	14	3			[11]
07	26–31 July	1999	Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club	Marstrand	Sweden	91	12	3			[12][13]
08	2–8 March	2000	Royal Yacht Club of Victoria	Melbourne	Australia	66	10	4			[14][15][16]
09	29 July – 4 August	2001	Tønsberg Seilforening	Tønsberg	Norway	89	11	3			[17]
10	7–14 February	2002		Coconut Grove	United States	55	8	2			[18]
11	18–23 August	2003	Segelclub Eckernförde	Eckernförde	Germany	84	10	3			[19]
12	26–31 July	2004	Gefle Segelsällskap	Gävle	Sweden	92	12	4			[20]
13	19–25 September	2005	Circolo della Vela Marciana Marina	Marciana	Italy	88	10	2			[21]
14	29 July – 4 August	2006	Helsingfors Segelklubb	Helsinki	Finland	95	11	3			[22][23]
15	4–9 August	2007	Kolding Sejlklub	Kolding	Denmark	76	10	2			[24]
16	19–26 October	2008	Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria	Las Palmas	Spain	50	9	2			[25]
17	1–6 November	2009	Edison Sailing Center	Fort Myers	United States	44	7	2			[26]
18	18–25 September	2010	Vatersportverenging van Hoorn	Hoorn	Netherlands	82	15	3			[27]
19	12–20 August	2011	Ålesunds Seilforening	Ålesund	Norway	57	8	2			[28][29]
20	16–22 September	2012		Porto San Giorgio	Italy	90	9	2	81	9	[30]
21	8–14 September	2013	Poole Yacht Club	Dorset	United Kingdom	75	11	3	67	8	[31]
22	26 September – 3 October	2014	National Yacht Club, Toronto	Toronto	Canada	35	6	2			[32][33]
23	8–15 August	2015	Rauman Purjehdusseura	Rauma	Finland	102	13	4	96	6	[34]
24	5–10 January	2016	Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania	Hobart	Australia	32	4	2	29	3	[35][36]
25	30 June – 7 July	2017	Koninklijke Watersportvereniging Sneek	Sneek	Netherlands	83	13	3			[37][38]
26	4–10 August	2018	Gefle Segelsällskap	Gävle	Sweden	72	8	2			[39][40]
27	12–19 October	2019	Yacht Club Italiano	Genoa	Italy	84	13	3			[41][42]
–	7–13 November	2020	Davis Island Yacht Club	Tampa	United States	cancelled covid					[43]
–	7–14 August	2021	Tønsberg Seilforening	Tønsberg	Norway	cancelled covid					[44]
28	4–11 November	2022	Davis Island Yacht Club	Tampa	United States	39	10	4	32	7	[45][46][47]
29	31 July – 5 August	2023	Näsijärvi Sailing Club	Tampere	Finland	59	9	3	53	6	[48]

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Multiple champions[edit]

Compiled from the data below the table includes up to and including 2023.

Ranking	Sailor	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total	No. Entries
01	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	11	5	1	17	20	[50]
02	Marko Dahlberg (FIN)	2	4	2	8	25	[51]
03	Megan Pascoe (GBR)	2	3	2	7	19	[52]
04	Heiko Kröger (GER)	2	1	1	4	15	[53]

Medalists[edit]

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1993 Kokkola	Patrik Forsgren (SWE)	Peter Norlin (SWE)	Ralf Casen (FIN)	[54]
1994 Rutland Water	Bo Hedensjö (SWE)	Carl-Gustaf Fresk (SWE)	Staffan Bellander (SWE)	[54]
1995 Aarhus	Carl-Gustaf Fresk (SWE)	Marko Dahlberg (FIN)	Bo Hedensjö (SWE)	[54]
1996 Cannes	Peter Norlin (SWE)	Bo Hedensjö (SWE)	Imma Björndahl (FIN)	[8]
1997 Dubai	Marko Dahlberg (FIN)	Peter Norlin (SWE)	Patrik Forsgren (SWE)	[54][9]
1998 Tampere	Rikard Bjurström (FIN)	Matti Rouhiainen (FIN)	Peter Norlin (SWE)	[54]
1999 Marstrand	Tom Björndahl (FIN)	Marko Dahlberg (FIN)	Peter Norlin (SWE)	[54]
2000 Melbourne	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Rikard Bjurström (FIN)	Peter Norlin (SWE)	[54]
2001 Tønsberg	Heiko Kröger (GER)	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Peter Norlin (SWE)	[54]
2002 Miami	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Hans Meyers (USA)	Tom Brown (USA)	[54]
2003 Eckernförde	Marko Dahlberg (FIN)	Damien Seguin (FRA)	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	[54]
2004 Gävle	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Ulf Arvidsson (SWE)	Lachlan Gilbert (AUS)	[55]
2005 Marciana	Nick Scandone (USA)	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Helena Lucas (GBR)	[56]
2006 Helsinki	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Thierry Schmitter (NED)	Harri Malm (FIN)	[56]
2007 Kolding	Lennart Heselius (SWE)	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Ulf Arvidsson (SWE)	[54]
2008 Las Palmas	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Damien Seguin (FRA)	Hans Asklund (SWE)	[56][57]
2009 Fort Myers	John Ruf (USA)	Carl Horrocks (USA)	Paul Tingley (CAN)	[56]
2010 Hoorn	Paul Tingley (CAN)	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Hans Asklund (SWE)	[56]
2011 Ålesund	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Marko Dahlberg (FIN)	Rikard Bjurström (FIN)	[58]
2012 Porto San Giorgio	Peter Andersson (SWE)	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Megan Pascoe (GBR)	[56]
2013 Poole	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Helena Lucas (GBR)	Megan Pascoe (GBR)	[56]
2014 Toronto	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Bjørnar Erikstad (NOR)	Helena Lucas (GBR)	[33]
2015 Rauma	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Bjørnar Erikstad (NOR)	Heiko Kröger (GER)	[56]
2016 Hobart	Megan Pascoe (GBR)	Matt Bugg (AUS)	Paul Francis (NZL)	[36]
2017 Sneek	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Heiko Kröger (GER)	Hans Asklund (SWE)	[38]
2018 Gävle	Stellan Berlin (SWE)	Megan Pascoe (GBR)	Marko Dahlberg (FIN)	[39][40]
2019 Genoa	Megan Pascoe (GBR)	Marko Dahlberg (FIN)	Fia Fjelddahl (SWE)	[42]
2020 Tampa	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 Tønsberg	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Tampa	Dee Smith (USA)	Megan Pascoe (GBR)	Marko Dahlberg (FIN)	[47]
2023	Heiko Kröger (GER)	Megan Pascoe (GBR)	Jan Forsbom (FIN)	[49]

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