Complete list of all Moth World Champions Complete list of all Moth World Junior Champions Complete list of all Moth World Masters Champions Complete list of all Commodore's Challenge Trophy winners (South Pacific Champion)

Complete list of all Moth European Open Champions Complete list of all Moth European Champions

The following is a collection of Moth record claims.

Youngest persons to fly (Peter Ehvert - month and a half over 10 years old.) Oldest person to fly (Mike Fletcher - AUS - 70 years old - Prowler - 2004) Oldest person to race in a worlds (Colin Newman - GBR - 65 years old - Prowler - 30 June 2007) Oldest person to win a race in a worlds (Andrew MacDougall - AUS - 53 years old Bladerider - 11 July 2008) Oldest person to win a worlds (Simon Payne - GBR - 41 years old? - Prowler - 30 July 2006) Oldest person to win any championships (Andrew McDougall - AUS - 51 years old - Prowler - 2006)

Lightest to fly (Paris Henken - USA - 35kgs - Bladerider - 9 November 2007) Heaviest to fly (Bora Gulari - USA - 150kgs - sailing two up with girlfriend - Bladerider - September 2007) Heaviest to gybe airbourne (Bora Gulari - USA - 150kgs - sailing two up with girlfriend - Bladerider - September 2007)

Top speed (Rohan Veal - AUS - 27.9 knots - Prowler - 11 June 2006) Top 10 second average (Arnaud Psarofaghis - SUI - 26.1 knots - Bladerider - 9 July 2008) Fastest 'around the world in dubai' (Rohan Veal - 1:29.37 - Bladerider - 1 November 2007).

Most world championships won (3 times each held by Jean Pierre Roggo, SUI David Izatt, GBR - Mark Thorpe, AUS) Biggest world championship race win margin from 2nd place (Rohan Veal - AUS - 17 minutes - Prowler - January 2005) & (Simon Payne - GBR - 17 minutes - Prowler - 29 July 2006) Most wins at a world championships (Rohan Veal - AUS - 8 wins - Prowler & Bladerider - January 2005 & June 2007) Most wins at a national championships (Rohan Veal - AUS - 8 wins at 2003/4 Australian Championships) Most National championships won (Emmett Lazich - AUS - 5 Australian Championships) Most State Championships ever won (Brian Morris - AUS - 8 Victorian State Championships) or (Mark Thorpe - AUS - 8 NSW State Championships)???

Frank Raisin (AUS) put his Scow Moth on foils in February 1972. Ian Ridge (GBR) flew with a hydrofoil in 1988. Andy Paterson (GBR) flew his Axeman with hydrofoils in 1994.

(NOTE from Simon Nelson: John Claridge used a pocket luff sail to win the Europeans in 1978 and I am pretty sure he used it at the worlds the following year. I don't have a copy of those results to see if he won a race or not, but there is a good chance.) Win a race at a Worlds on a skiff (David Izatt? - Magnum 3? - Travemünde, Germany? - 1979?) First to win a worlds in a skiff (Bill Short - Womble - Hayling Island 1977) Win a race at a Worlds with a pocket luff sail (Emmett Lazich - AUS - Lake Macquarie, NSW - Januray 1995) Win a worlds with a pocket luff sail (Emmett Lazich - AUS - Lake Macquarie, NSW - Januray 1995) Win a race at a worlds with hydrofoils (Brett Burvill - AUS - Perth - January 2000) Win a world championships with hydrofoils (Rohan Veal - AUS - Prowler - January 2005)

Furtherest sailed south (Steve Coakley - USA - 77 degrees, 50 minutes South, McMurdo Sound - 5 Feb 1965) Longest drop (Jack Driscoll - USA - 100 metres approx - September 2007)