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2023 Sailing World Championships – 470

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The 470 competition at the 2023 Sailing World Championships was the mixed dinghy event and was held in The Hague, the Netherlands, 11–17 August 2023.[1] The entries were limited to 70 boats.[1] The competitors participated in an opening series that was planned to 11 races, followed by a medal race.[1] The medal race was planned for 17 August.[2]

VenueThe Hague, the Netherlands
Dates11–17 August
Competitors128 from 28 nations
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470
at the 2023 Sailing World Championships
VenueThe Hague, the Netherlands
Dates11–17 August
Competitors128 from 28 nations
Medalists
gold medal    Japan
silver medal    Spain
bronze medal    Japan
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The competition served as a qualifying event for the 2024 Olympic sailing competition with 8 out of 19 national quota being distributed at the event.[3]

Summary

Luise Wanser and Philipp Autenrieth of Germany were the reigning world champions, having won the 2022 470 World Championship in Sdot Yam,[4] while Camille Lecointre and Jérémie Mion of France had won the Paris 2024 Test Event the month before.[5] In the Sailing World Cup, Keiju Okada and Miho Yoshioka of Japan had won the Trofeo Princesa Sofía,[6] Jordi Xammar and Nora Brugman of Spain had won the Semaine Olympique Française,[7] and Simon Diesch and Anna Markfort had won the Kiel Week.[8]

Okada and Yoshioka took the lead the first day by winning one race and finishing fourth in the other race, three points ahead of Dong Wenju and Wang Jingsa of China.[9] Okada and Yoshioka secured their championship title before the medal race on the ultimate day, 32 points ahead of Xammar and Brugman on the penultimate day.[10] Into the medal race, five teams were within seven points for the other medals.[11] In the medal race, Xammar and Brugman secured their silver medal, while Tetsuya Isozaki and Yurie Seki of Japan took the bronze medal.[12]

With the final results, national quotas were awarded Japan, Spain, Austria, Germany, Sweden, Israel, Portugal, and Switzerland.[13]

Results

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Results of individual races
PosCrewCountry IIIIIIIVVVIVIIVIIIIXXXIMRTot Pts
Keiju Okada
Miho Yoshioka
 Japan1416325124†314107450
Jordi Xammar
Nora Brugman
 Spain7134415520†43815810686
Tetsuya Isozaki
Yurie Seki
 Japan681212116131421†12611291
4 Lara Vadlau
Lukas Mähr
 Austria19†25106898155131211293
5 Malte Winkel
Anastasiya Winkel
 Germany51416†751412381111411094
6 Anton Dahlberg
Lovisa Karlsson
 Sweden11533111223†202222411895
7 Nitai Hasson
Noa Lasry
 IsraelUFD 33†62813191524621213198
8 Simon Diesch
Anna Markfort
 Germany1891531418111224†1612298
9 Luise Wanser
Philipp Autenrieth
 Germany21†39101098101910818135114
10 Diogo Costa
Carolina João
 Portugal1212415124†257201820140116
11 Silvia Mas
Nicolás Rodríguez
 Spain122†7841539181717–12199
12 Yves Mermod
Maja Siegenthaler
 Switzerland7111917823†77997–124101
13 Vita Heathcote
Chris Grube
 Great Britain2823621631330†10110–142112
14 Matisse Pacaud
Lucie de Gennes
 France1011109141329†116722–142113
15 Martin Wrigley
Bettine Harris
 Great BritainUFD 33†17115110121121423–148115
16 Xu Ming
Tu Yahan
 China10117924†7111916245–143119
17 Theresa Löffler
Christopher Hörr
 Germany517911727†2617131811–161134
18 Stuart McNay
Lara Dallman-Weiss
 United States971711121716142326†9–161135
19 Giacomo Ferrari
Bianca Caruso
 Italy141521DSQ 33RET 34†191652STP 32–173139
20 Camille Lecointre
Jérémie Mion
 FranceUFD 33†4112236172811930–174141
21 Louisa Nordstrom
Trevor Bornarth
 United States1510513154282327432†–176144
22 Deniz Çınar
Simay Aslan
 Turkey1751512722271529†1619–184155
23 Henrique Haddad
Isabel Swan
 Brazil3152018925242426†136–183157
24 Daichi Takayama
Fuyuka Morita
 Japan91386192914122131†29–191160
25 Charlotte Leigh
Ryan Orr
 Great Britain261613122830†2222274–191161
26 Theres Dahnke
Matti Cipra
 Germany19237125261033†281516–194161
27 Dong Wenju
Wang Jingsa
 China2615DSQ 33†2821312717283–211178
28 Ai Yoshida
Yugo Yoshida
 Japan47241442018263130DNF 34†–212178
29 Neus Ballester Spain620232081632633†2526–215182
30 Hugo le Clech
Aloïse Retornaz
 France3271372031†2531202327–227196
31 Efe Tulçalı Turkey152262563021322533†20–235202
32 Rodrigo Linck
Ana Barbachan
 Brazil2316144UFD 33†182229302925–243210
33 Belén Tavella
Tomas Dietrich
 Argentina2191820183233†25323228–259226
34 Beatriz Gago
Rodolfo Pires
 Portugal1225†182214425414–11186
35 Afrodite Zegers
Pim van Vugt
 Netherlands251631729†239165–11687
36 Nia Jerwood
Conor Nicholas
 Australia1327193UFD 33†18111028–135102
37 Elena Berta
Bruno Festo
 Italy826†2114229128515–131105
38 Hannah Bristow
James Taylor
 Great Britain1321†8181975185320–137116
39 Vasilis Papoutsoglou
Symeon Michalopoulos
 Greece24†2014STP 17211314413162–158134
40 Linda Fahrni
Cyril Schüpbach
 Switzerland11222024183101231525†–163138
41 Benedetta Di Salle
Alessio Bellico
 Italy222910221711BFD 32†39414–173141
42 Manon Pennaneac'h
Pierre Williot
 France183116191110BFD 32†16696–174142
43 Muhammad Fauzi Kaman Shah
Juni Karimah Noor Jamali
 Malaysia1628242129†54726171–178149
44 Juliana Duque
Rafael Martins
 Brazil27212316108BFD 32†247123–183151
45 Rosa Donner
Niklas Haberl
 Austria2292128†286158111912–179151
46 Agnieszka Pawłowska
Bartłomiej Szlija
 Poland4829DNS 33†UFD 331661212121–193160
47 Zofia Korsak
Franciszek Borys
 Poland161230†29922910272613–203173
48 Ariadne Spanaki
Odysseas Spanakis
 Greece25302223UFD 33†2620132107–211178
49 Navee Thamsoontorn
Piyaporn Khemkaew
 Thailand829†29STP 282215111418279–210181
50 Sophie Jackson
Angus Higgins
 Australia31†2513153019162920810–216185
51 Pablo Ruiz
Mar Gil
 Spain17182526214BFD 32†28162417–219187
52 Shraddha Verma
Ravindra Kumar Sharma
 India241428†STP 2413202122231118–218190
53 Derek Scott
Rebecca Hume
 New Zealand27282721231776UFD 32†1422–224192
54 Kacper Paszek
Oliwią Laskowską
 Poland20102528†17252323192211–223195
55 Carmen Cowles
David Hughes
 United States213DNC 33†DNC 3320UFD 3213201418RET 32–239206
56 Preethi Kongara
Sudhanshu Shekhar
 India1419DNF 33†RET 33252712171225UFD 32–249216
57 Brittany Wornall
Sam Street
 New Zealand2924121926UFD 32†RET 323022724–257225
58 Lampis Eulampios Giannoulis
Eleni Giannouli
 Greece2031262616181819UFD 32†20DNF 32–258226
59 Julia Jacobsen
Emil Forslund
 NorwayUFD 33†1822STP 282121BFD 321517RET 3223–262229
60 Annabelle Rennie-Younger
Blake McGlashan
 New Zealand2632RET 33†2524122431151327–262229
61 Martin Fras
Mija Skerlavaj
 Slovenia2830†272426241725242319–267237
62 Ema Samardžija
Leon Scheidl
 Croatia292628DNF 33†27282221253016–285252
63 Kyra Phelan
Sawyer Bastian
 United States232431DNF 33†25231926UFD 322826–290257
64 Daumantė Petraitytė
Jurgis Jurgelionis
 Lithuania303232DNF 33†27UFD 32RET 3227UFD 3229UFD 32–338305
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Scoring system: low-point system; Source: [14]
Legend:   – Qualified for medal race(s); BFD – Black flag disqualification; DNC – Did not come to the starting area; DNF – Did not finish; DNS – Did not start; DSQ – Disqualified; RET – Retired; STP – Standard penalty imposed; UFD – "U" flag disqualification; † – Discarded race not counted in the overall result;

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