For those wishing to have sails or equipment shipped to the venue, please follow these instructions:
Sailors name
Star + Sail #
c/o Yacht Club Isole di Toscana
Marina di Scarlino
Torre di Controllo
Loc. Puntore
58020 Scarlino (GR) Italia
Contact Number: +39 335 1920703
Please NOTE: we are unable to manage customs clearance or anticipate money so TEAMS NEED TO MANAGE IT IN ADVANCE

Entry is now open for the 2023 Star World Championship, so be sailed Sept 16-24 in Scarlino, Italy

We would like to hear from you!
If you are considering attending this event, send an email so that we can help you with the entry process and provide you with support.
The Class will do our best to help with
· Charter Boats – free or low-cost
· Accommodation – free or low-cost
· Reduced entry fees – discounted for U30 teams (if organizers agree to IGC policy)
· Other support – transportation, vehicle, stipend etc...
Should you be serious about this event, we can certainly provide with a list of all benefits available for you and your team. But we can only do this if we know you are coming, so:
Do not hesitate to reach out to the Class today with your specific needs, we might already be working on a solution.

View the recap of the 2022 Star World Championships with photos from event photographer, Matias Capizzano.

A solid third place in the final race from Italy’s Diego Negri/Sergio Lambertenghi was more than enough to reward them with gold at the 2022 Star Worlds.
For Negri, winning the 100th Anniversary Championship marks a successful defense of his 2021 Worlds title, while Lambertenghi debuts his hands on the trophy. A return to light shifty conditions for the final day was the perfect conclusion for Negri/Lambertenghi.
“It was really a tough Championship,” said Negri, “and today, these tricky conditions for the last race. It was not easy, waking up at 0600 to be ready for the regatta. I knew that in these conditions we are the best in the world,” continued Negri on this morning’s race expectation.

Patience aplenty has been the pattern at the 100th Anniversary Star Worlds, as every day has featured postponements, general recalls and unpredictable conditions. Friday’s race 5 was no different, with a postponement and general recall, followed by a black flag start to put the eighty-four boat fleet in restrained mode for the start of the 10.3 nm race.
Race 5, the penultimate battle of the 2022 Star Worlds, saw the 12 knot breeze easing and scoreboard pressure rising, as teams eyed each other at the start, hoping they had each chosen the optimum end. The left side of the course seemed clearly favoured, but the wind turned what seemed an unequivocal advantage on its head, as it shifted to the right.