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Year
 Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1962 Great Britain  A. Quiding (SWE)
1963 Sweden  B. Baysen (SWE)
1964 Denmark  Poul Andersen (DEN)
1965 Finland  Ray Larsson (SWE)
1966 Miami  Doug Bull (USA)
1967 Austria  Peter Warrer (DEN)
1968 France  Peter Warrer (DEN)
1969 Great Britain  Doug Bull (USA)
1970 Spain  James Larimore (USA)
1971 Kiel  Heikki Vahtera (FIN)
1972 Karlskrona  Tomás Estela (ESP)
1973 Rhodesia cancelled
1974 St. Moritz/Silvaplana  Martín Billoch (ARG)
1975 Aarhus  Hans Fester (DEN)  Söderström (SWE)  Martin Schröder (SWE)
1976 Ankara  Hans Wallén (SWE)  Asbjørn (DEN)  Lindsey (USA)
1977 Koper  Patrik Mark (SWE)  Mads Damsgaard (DEN)  Evers (DEN)
1978 La Baule  Rickard Hammarvid (SWE)  von Koskull (FIN)  Patrik Mark (SWE)
1979 Pattaya  Johan Peterson (SWE)  Heiskanen (FIN)  Storgaard (DEN)
1980 Cascais  Johan Peterson (SWE)  Rasmus Damsgaard (DEN)  Heiskanen (FIN)
1981 Howth  Guido Tavelli (ARG)  Johan Peterson (SWE)  Edson Araujo (BRA)
1982 Follonica  Njaal Sletten (NOR)  Christian Rasmussen (DEN)  Søren Ebdrup (DEN)
1983 Rio de Janeiro  Jordi Calafat (ESP)  José Carlos Frau (ESP)  Jean-Pierre Becquet (FRA) [1]
1984 Kingston  Serge Kats (NED)  Jussi Wikström (FIN)  Xavier García (ESP)
1985 Helsinki  Serge Kats (NED)  Risto Tapper (FIN)  Martín Castrillo (ARG)
1986 Roses  Xavier García (ESP)  Luis Martínez (ESP)  Risto Tapper (FIN)
1987 Andijk  Sabrina Landi (ITA)  Luis Martínez (ESP)  Anders Jonsson (SWE)
1988 La Rochelle  Ugo Vanello (ITA)  Luis Martínez (ESP)  Gabriel Tarrasa (ESP)
1989 Yokohama  Peder Rønholt (DEN)  Rami Koskinen (FIN)  Herman Rosso (ARG)
1990 Portugal  Martín di Pinto (ARG)  Agustín Krevisky (ARG)  Martin Strandberg (SWE)
1991 Porto Carras  Agustín Krevisky (ARG)  Asdrubal García (ARG)  Andre Sørensen (DEN)
1992 Mar del Plata  Ramón Oliden (ARG)  Marc Patiño (ESP)  Mike Keser (GER)
1993 Ciutadella de Menorca  Mats Hellman (NED)  Estebán Rocha (ARG)  Claudia Tosi (ITA)
1994 Sardinia  Martín Jenkins (ARG)  Federico Pérez (ARG)  Julio Alsogaray (ARG)
1995 Mariehamn  Martín Jenkins (ARG)  Frederico Rizzo (BRA)  Dario Kliba (CRO)
1996 Langebaan  Lisa Westerhof (NED)  Aron Lolić (CRO)  Ivan Bertaglia (ITA)
1997 Carrickfergus  Luca Bursic (ITA)  Matías Bühler (ARG)  Nicholas Raygada (PER)
1998 Setúbal  Mattia Pressich (ITA)  Fernando Gwozdz (ARG)  Šime Fantela (CRO)
1999 Martinique  Mattia Pressich (ITA)  Tonči Stipanović (CRO)  Mario Coutinho (POR)
2000 A Coruña  Šime Fantela (CRO)  Lucas Calabrese (ARG)  Jaro Furlani (ITA) [2]
2001 Qingdao  Lucas Calabrese (ARG)  Zhu Ye (CHN)  Abdul Rahim (MAS) [3]
2002 Corpus Christi  Filip Matika (CRO)  Stjepan Ćesić (CRO)  Eduardo Zalvide (ESP) [4]
2003 Las Palmas  Filip Matika (CRO)  Jesse Kirkland (BER)  Sebastián Peri Brusa (ARG) [5]
2004 Salinas  Wei Ni (CHN)  Paul Snow-Hansen (NZL)  Eugenio Díaz (ESP) [6]
2005 St. Moritz  Tina Lutz (GER)  Matthew Schoener Scott (TRI)  Wu Jianan (CHN) [7]
2006 Montevideo  Julian Autenrieth (GER)  Griselda Khng (SIN)  Édgar Diminich (ECU) [8]
2007 Sardinia[9]  Chris Steele (NZL)  Benjamín Grez (CHI)  Alex Maloney (NZL)
2008 Çeşme  Raúl Ríos (PUR)  Ian Barrows (ISV)  Kristien Kirketerp (DEN) [10]
2009 Niterói[11]  Sinclair Jones (PER)  Faizal Norizan (MAS)  Ignacio Rogala (ARG)
2010 Langkawi[12]  Noppakao Poonpat (THA)  Ahmad Syukri Abdul Aziz (MAS)  Keiju Okada (JPN)
2011 Napier[13]  Kimberly Lim (SIN)  Bart Lambriex (NED)  Javier Arribas (PER)
2012 Boca Chica[14]  Elisa Yukie Yokoyama (SIN)  Samuel Neo (SIN)  Jessica Goh (SIN)
2013 Riva del Garda  Loh Jia Yi (SIN)  Nils Sternbeck (GER)  Edward Tan (SIN) [15]
2014 San Isidro  Nicolas Rolaz  (SUI)  Voravong Rachrattanaruk (THA)  Dimitris Papadimitriou (GRE) [16]
2015 Dziwnów  Rok Verderber  (SLO)  Jodie Lai (SIN)  Mathias Berthet (NOR) [17]
2016 Vilamoura  Max Wallenberg  (SUI)  Mathias Berthet (NOR)  Fauzi Kaman Shah (MAS)
2017 Pattaya  Marco Gradoni (ITA)  Fauzi Kaman Shah (MAS)  Mic Sig Kos Mohr (CRC) [18]
2018 Limassol  Marco Gradoni (ITA)  Stephan Baker (USA)  Panwa Boonnak (THA) [19]
2019 Antigua  Marco Gradoni (ITA)  Richard Schultheis (MLT)  Jaime Ayarza (ESP) [20]
2020 Riva del Garda Canceled[21] due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2021 Riva del Garda  Alex Di Francesco Kuhl (BRA)  Gil Hackel (USA)  Alex Demurtas (ITA) [22],
2022 Bodrum  Weka Bhanubandh (THA)  James Pine (USA)  Francesco Carrieri (ITA) [23]
2023 Sant Pere Pescador  Henric Wigforss (SWE)  Travis Greenberg (USA)  Wylder Smith (USA) [24],
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  11. ^ "2009 Optimist World Championship". Optiworld.org. International Optimist Dinghy Association. Archived from the original on 2018-02-11. Retrieved 2018-02-06.
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  13. ^ "2011 Optimist World Championship". Optiworld.org. International Optimist Dinghy Association. Archived from the original on 2018-02-11. Retrieved 2018-02-06.
  14. ^ "2012 Optimist World Championship". Optiworld.org. International Optimist Dinghy Association. Archived from the original on 2018-02-11. Retrieved 2018-02-06.
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  17. ^ "2015 Optimist World Championship". Optiworld.org. International Optimist Dinghy Association. Archived from the original on 2018-02-11. Retrieved 2018-02-06.
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  20. ^ "2019 Optimist World Championship". Optiworld.org. International Optimist Dinghy Association. Retrieved 2019-07-16.
  21. ^ "2020 Optimist World Championship Cancelled". International Optimist Dinghy Association. Retrieved 18 January 2021.
  22. ^ "2019 Optimist World Championship". Optiworld.org. International Optimist Dinghy Association. Retrieved 2021-08-20.
  23. ^ https://2022worlds.optiworld.org/en/default/races/race-resultsall
  24. ^ "2023 Optimist World Championship". Optiworld.org. International Optimist Dinghy Association. Retrieved 24 June 2023.
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