List of World Championships Medalists in Sailing (centreboard Classes) - Lightning

Lightning

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1961 United States
Thomas Allen III
1963 United States
Thomas Allen III
1965 United States
Thomas Allen III
1967 United States
Louis Pocharski
1969 United States
Bruce Goldsmith
1971 United States
William Shore
1973 United States
Bruce Goldsmith
1975 Brazil
Mario Buckup
1977 United States
Thomas Allen III
1979 United States
Glenn Darden
1981 Brazil
Walmor Gomez
1983 United States
Jay Lutz
1985 United States
William Shore
1987 Chile
Manuel González
1989 Canada
Peter Hall
1991 United States
David Dellenbaugh
1993 Brazil
Manfred Kaufmann
1995 Chile
Alberto González
1997 Montréal Canada
Larry MacDonald
Jody Swanson
Ian Jones
Chile
Manuel González
Juan Francisco Novion
German Novion
United States
Tim Healy
Maria White
Bill Healy
1999 Salina Chile
Alberto González
Pablo Barahona
Claus Engell
United States
Jeff Linton
Amy Smith Linton
Mark Taylor
United States
Jim Healy
Bill Healy
Anthony Kotoun
2001 Marsala United States
Jeff Linton
Amy Smith Linton
Mark Taylor
United States
Matt Fisher
Dan Moriarty
Rick Bernstein
United States
William Faude
Ernie Dieball
Jared Drake
2003 Miami Chile
Tito González
Jay Lutz
Claus Engel
United States
Steve Hayden
Barr Batzer
Jamey Rabbitt
United States
Jim Crane
Bill Crane
Jim Allen
2005 Viña del Mar Chile
Alberto González
Diego González
Cristian Herman
United States
David Starck
Ian Jones
Scott Ikle
Chile
Pablo Herman
Luis Felipe Herman
Claus Engell
2007 Athens United States
Jeff Linton
Amy Smith Linton
Jahn Tihansky
United States
Allan Terhune
Katie Terhune
Dave Perkowski
United States
Steve Davis
Brian Hayes
Laura Jeffers
2008 Lake Champlain (Colchester, VT) United States
Matt Fisher
Dan Moriarty
Tobi Moriarty
United States
David Stark
Jody Stark
Ian Jones
Chile
Tito González
Diego González
Cristian Hermann

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