List of Tempest (keelboat) Championships
Olympics
Reference[1]
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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| 1972 Kiel | .svg.png.webp){kind=small} Soviet Union (URS)Valentin Mankin Vitali Dyrdyra |  Great Britain (GBR)Alan Warren David Hunt |  United States (USA)Glen Foster Peter Dean |
| 1976 Montreal |  Sweden (SWE)John Albrechtson Ingvar Hansson | Soviet Union (URS) Valentin Mankin Vladyslav Akimenko | United States (USA) Dennis Conner Conn Findlay |
World Championships
Reference[2]
| Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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| 1967 Weymouth | Great Britain Cliff Norbury Colin Turner Great BritainReg White Andrew Garran |
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| 1968 Grosse Pointe | United States William Kelly Robert Connell |
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| 1969 Riva del Garda | Great Britain Cliff Norbury Colin Turner |
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| 1970 Quiberon | United States John Linville James Linville |
 NetherlandsBen Staartjes Cees Kurpershoek |
United States Falconer Dyson |
| 1971 Marstrand | United States Glen Foster Peter Dean |
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| 1972 | not held because of the 1972 Summer Olympics | ||
| 1973 Napoli |  Soviet UnionValentin Mankin Vladimir Akimenko |
 ItalyDotti Sibello |
United States Dyson Lindsay |
| 1974 Medemblik |  West GermanyUwe Mares Franz Wehofisch |
West Germany Krick Heldt |
West Germany Mebel Lohmann |
| 1975 Association Island | Italy Giuseppe Milone Roberto Mottola |
Sweden John Albrechtson Ingvar Hansson |
West Germany Uwe Mares Franz Wehofisch |
| 1976 | not held because of the 1976 Summer Olympics | ||
| 1977 Strömstad | Sweden John Albrechtson Ingvar Hansson |
West Germany Höss |
West Germany Greve |
| 1978 Castelletto | Sweden John Albrechtson Ingvar Hansson |
West Germany Twelkmeyer Schumacher |
West Germany Rolf Bähr Wolfgang Nothegger |
| 1979 Hayling Island | West Germany Rolf Bähr Wolf Stadler |
 AustriaOskar Billik Jr Josef Essl |
Great Britain Moncur Lowther |
| 1980 Medemblik | West Germany Rolf Bähr Michael Beckereit |
Austria Haas Jörg |
West Germany Greve Pildner |
| 1981 | no championship | ||
| 1982 Seebrück | West Germany Rolf Bähr Wolfgang Nothegger |
West Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
West Germany Sepp Höss Dieter Klarmann |
| 1983 Weymouth | West Germany Sepp Höss Dieter Klarmann |
West Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
West Germany Rolf Bähr Wolfgang Nothegger |
| 1984 Portorož | West Germany Sepp Höss Dieter Klarmann |
West Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
West Germany Rolf Bähr Wolfgang Nothegge |
| 1985 Medemblik | West Germany Rolf Bähr Wolfgang Nothegger |
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| 1986 St. Gilgen | West Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
West Germany Rolf Bähr Wolfgang Nothegger |
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| 1987 Portorož | West Germany Rolf Bähr Wolfgang Nothegger |
West Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
West Germany Sepp Höss Dieter Klrmann |
| 1988 Spiez | West Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
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| 1989 Malcesine | West Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
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| 1990 Medemblik | West Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
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| 1991 St. Gilgen | Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
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| 1992 Balatonfüred | Germany Christian Schäfer Herbert Kujan |
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| 1993 Warnemünde | Germany Vincent Hösch Thomas Aueracher |
Germany Christian Schäfer Herbert Kujan |
Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
| 1994 Brunnen | Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
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| 1995 Medemblik | Germany Christian Schäfer Andreas Mader |
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| 1996 Villach | Germany Christian Schäfer Andreas Mader |
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| 1997 Hartlepool | Germany Jürgen Knuth Mike Knobloch |
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| 1998 Malcesine | Germany Jürgen Knuth Mike Knobloch |
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| 1999 Saint-Raphaël |  SwitzerlandWerner Meier Christian Spranger |
Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
Germany Rolf Bähr Thomas Olbrich |
| 2000 Travemünde | Germany Christian Schäfer Andreas Mader |
Germany Rolf Bähr Thomas Olbrich |
Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
| 2001 Malcesine | Germany Christian Schäfer Andreas Mader |
Switzerland Werner Merier Alfred Geisser |
Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
| 2002 Brighton | Germany Christian Schäfer Andreas Mader |
Germany Rolf Bähr Thomas Olbrich |
Germany Klaus Rösch Max Reichert Jr |
| 2003 Grandson | Germany Christian Schäfer Andreas Mader |
Germany Rolf Bähr Thomas Olbrich |
Switzerland Pierre Mäder Andreas Dietrich |
| 2004 La Rochelle |  FrancePhilippe Boite Fabrice Toupet |
Germany Rolf Bähr Thomas Olbrich |
Germany Christian Schäfer Andreas Mader |
| 2005 Attersee | Germany Christian Schäfer Andreas Mader |
France Philippe Boite Fabrice Toupet |
Germany Rolf Bähr Christian Spranger |
| 2006 Fort-de-France | France Philippe Boite Regis Viateur |
Switzerland Mario Suter Christophe Müri |
Germany Gerhard Albrecht Hansjörg Schäfer |
| 2007 Warnemünde | France Philippe Boite Regis Viateur |
Germany Frank Weigelt Christian Rusitsch |
Germany Rolf Bähr Thomas Olbrich |
| 2008 Weymouth | Germany Frank Weigelt Christian Rusitsch |
France Philippe Boite Regis Viateur |
Germany Christian Schäfer Andreas Mader |
| 2009 Spiez | France Phillipe Boite Regis Viateur |
Switzerland Stephan Fels Timo Näf |
Germany Frank Weigelt Christian Rusitschka |
| 2010 Hoorn | Germany Frank Weigelt Christian Rusitsch |
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| 2011 Ebensee | Germany Christian Schäfer Christian Rusitschka |
Germany Rolf Bähr Christian Spranger |
Switzerland Marior Suter Andreas Hochuli |
| 2012 Quiberon | Germany Christian Schäfer Christian Rusitsch |
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| 2013 Travemünde | Germany Frank Weigelt Arne Lanatowitz |
Switzerland Cornelia Christen Ruedi Christen |
Germany Stefan Erlacher Christian Wöhrer |
| 2014 Travemünde | Switzerland Cornelia Christen Ruedi Christen |
Germany Rolf Baehr |
Germany Andreas Plettner |
European Championships
Reference[3]
European championships were only held when a World Championship was held outside the European continent. After 1980 no further European championships were held.
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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| 1966 Burnham-on-Crouch |
United Kingdom (K) Keith Musto Ian Winter |
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| 1968 Alassio |
Italy (I) Carlo Massone Favio Risso |
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| 1969 Kiel |
United Kingdom (K) Cliff Norbury Colin Turner |
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| 1972 La Rochelle |
Netherlands (H) Ben Staartjes Cees Kurpershoek |
 Poland (PL)Tomasz Holc Rutkowski |
Soviet Union (SR) Valentin Mankin Vitaly Dyrdyra |
| 1975 Brunnen |
West Germany (G) Uwe Mares Franz Wehofisch |
Italy (I) Dotti Girardi |
Switzerland (Z) Kohler Frey |
| 1976 Alassio |
Sweden (S) John Albrechtson Ingvar Hansson |
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| 1977 Strömstad |
Sweden (S) John Albrechtson Ingvar Hansson |
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| 1978 Kiel |
Sweden (S) John Albrechtson Ingvar Hansson |
Austria (S) Oskar Bilik, Jr. Josef Essl |
West Germany (G) Twelkmeyer |
| 1979 Attersee |
Austria (OE) Oskar Bilik, Jr. Josef Essl |
References
- "Sailing Olympic Games - Tempest". sports123.com. Archived from the original on 6 February 2020. Retrieved 18 November 2020.
- "World Championships - Tempest". sports123.com. Archived from the original on 4 November 2011. Retrieved 18 November 2020.
- "European Championships - Tempest". sports123.com. Archived from the original on 5 November 2011. Retrieved 18 November 2020.
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