World Pilot Gig Championships - Results

Results

Men's Results

Year 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place
1990 Truro Isles of Scilly Isles of Scilly
1991 Isles of Scilly Fowey Truro
1992 Isles of Scilly Truro Isles of Scilly
1993 Isles of Scilly Truro Isles of Scilly
1994 Isles of Scilly Hayle Caradon
1995 Caradon Isles of Scilly Par Bay
1996 Caradon Truro Roseland
1997 Caradon Roseland Par Bay
1998 Caradon Par Bay Roseland
1999 Caradon Isles of Scilly Par Bay
2000 Caradon Roseland De-Kaag Holland
2001 Caradon Roseland Falmouth
2002 Falmouth Caradon Rame
2003 Caradon Rame Isles of Scilly
2004 Caradon A Falmouth Caradon B
2005 Caradon A Caradon B Par Bay
2006 Caradon A Roseland Caradon B
2007 Caradon Roseland Par Bay
2008 Mounts Bay Par Bay Roseland
2009 Par Bay Caradon Falmouth
2010 Par Bay Caradon Mounts Bay
2011 Falmouth Caradon Mounts Bay
2012 Falmouth Looe Caradon

Women's Results

Year 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place
1990 Newquay Padstow Fowey
1991 Isles of Scilly Roseland Newquay
1992 Isles of Scilly Padstow Newquay
1993 Newquay Isles of Scilly Fowey
1994 Fowey Isles of Scilly Falmouth
1995 Falmouth Port Isaac Isles of Scilly
1996 Fowey Falmouth Truro
1997 Falmouth Fowey Isles of Scilly
1998 Falmouth De-Kaag Holland Isles of Scilly
1999 De-Kaag Holland Falmouth Charlestown
2000 Isles of Scilly De-Kaag Holland Falmouth
2001 Isles of Scilly Par Bay De-Kaag Holland
2002 Falmouth Isles of Scilly Mounts Bay
2003 Isles of Scilly De-Kaag Holland Salcombe
2004 Falmouth Isles of Scilly Charlestown
2005 Falmouth Isles of Scilly Caradon
2006 Falmouth Mounts Bay Caradon
2007 Falmouth Roseland Caradon
2008 Falmouth Charlestown Roseland
2009 Roseland Falmouth Mounts Bay
2010 Falmouth Roseland Scheveningen-Holland
2011 Falmouth Holland Charlestown
2012 Falmouth St Mary's Par Bay

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