Access Liberty
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The Access Liberty keelboat was designed by Chris Mitchell,[1] and was first launched by its Australian builders Access. The class is recognised by the International Sailing Federation.[1][2]
World Champions
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
 2010, Rutland |
 Magali Moraines (FRA) |
 Chris Cook (AUS) |
Barry Coates (AUS) |
Servo Assist 2010, Rutland |
 Melvin Kinnear (GB) |
 Wilma van den Broek (NED) |
Vera Voorbach (NED) |
 2012, Sydney |
Greg Hyde (AUS) |
Chris Cook (AUS) |
Gerard Eychenne (FRA) |
Servo Assist 2012, Sydney |
 Helena Horswell (NZL) |
Wilma van den Broek (NED) |
Sefke Jan Holtrop (NED) |
 2016, Medemblik |
Sarah Dunkley (NZL) |
 Azmi Ani (MAS) |
Gerard Beens (NED) |
Servo Assist 2016, Medemblik |
Vera Voorbach (NED) |
Wilma van den Broek (NED) |
Helena Horswell (NZL) |
 2018, Hiroshima |
Bob Schahinger (AUS) |
Gerard Eychenne (FRA) |
Vera Voorbach (NED) |
Servo Assist 2018, Hiroshima |
Vera Voorbach (NED) |
Hanneke Deenen (NED) |
 Takaya Aono (JPN) |
 2021, Palermo |
Vera Voorbach (NED) |
Gerard Eychenne (FRA) |
Paul Phillips (GBR) |
Servo Assist 2021, Palermo |
Vera Voorbach (NED) |
Hanneke Deenen (NED) |
Wilma van den Broek (NED) |
 2023, Portimao |
Gerard Eychenne (FRA) |
Paul Phillips (GBR) |
Vera Voorbach (NED) |
Servo Assist 2023, Portimao |
Vera Voorbach (NED) |
Hanneke Deenen (NED) |
Wilma van den Broek (NED) |