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Youth Sailing World Championships

First held	1971 (1971)
Organizer	World Sailing
Classes	29er, 420, Laser Radial, Nacra 15, RS:X

The ISAF Youth Sailing World Championships was first held in Sweden in 1971 and it has been held every year since. It is one of the key events of the federation to help promote top-level youth participation.

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Number	Year	City	Country	Dates	Events	Athletes	Nations	Note
1	1971	Ängelholm	Sweden	9–13 August	2		16	[1][2]
2	1972	Travemünde	West Germany	19–24 August	2		27	[3][2]
3	1973	Tróia	Portugal	11–19 August	2		26	[4][2]
4	1974	Palamós	Spain	21–26 August	2		25	[5][2]
5	1975	Largs	United Kingdom	21–26 August	2		14	[6][2]
6	1976	Toronto	Canada	4–11 July	2		23	[7][2]
7	1977	Quiberon	France	6–13 August	2		21	[8][2]
8	1978	Perth	Australia	9–20 December	2		18	[9][2]
9	1979	Livorno	Italy	27–5 August	2		25	[10][2]
10	1980	Fort Worth	United States	1–8 July	2		22	[11][2]
11	1981	Sines	Portugal	6–16 August	2		26	[12][2]
12	1982	Como	Italy	1–10 September	2		24	[13][2]
13	1983	Auckland	New Zealand	8–18 December	2		18	[14][2]
14a	1984	Cowes (windsurfing)	United Kingdom		1		21	[15][2]
14b	1984	San Diego (dinghies)	United States	12–22 August	2		20	[16][2]
15	1985	St. Moritz	Switzerland	21–31 July	3		28	[17][2]
16	1986	Porto Carras	Greece	20–30 August	3		30	[18][2]
17	1987	Botany Bay	Australia	19–29 January	3		20	[19][2]
18	1988	Barcelona	Spain	4–10 July	3		22	[20][2]
19	1989	Montreal	Canada	27 August – 7 September	3		23	[21][2]
20	1990	Muiden	Netherlands	15–21 July	5		32	[22][2]
21	1991	Largs	United Kingdom	10–15 August	5		32	[23][2]
22	1992	Vilamoura	Portugal	9–15 April	6		26	[24][2]
23	1993	Lake Garda	Italy	4–10 July	6		39	[25][2]
24	1994	Marathon	Greece	5–15 July	6		34	[26][2]
25	1995	Hamilton	Bermuda	12–18 July	6		34	[27][2]
26	1996	Newport	United States	8–18 July	6		41	[28][2]
27	1997	Fukuoka	Japan	25 July – 4 August	6		42	[29][2]
28	1998	Cape Town	South Africa	28 December – 5 January 1999	6		42	[30]
29	1999	Kuopio	Finland	1–10 July	6		38	[31][2]
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