Where to Find Shark 24 World Championship Information on Shark24.org

Shark24.org publishes World Championship information in two places: Events posts, which announce upcoming championships, and Reports posts, which recap past ones with venue, results, and crew details. Both appear in the site's chronological news feed on the home page, so the practical way to find a specific championship is to scan that feed by date or use the post categories rather than expecting a dedicated championship archive page.

What the site actually publishes

The home page feed mixes four kinds of posts, each labeled with a category:

Each entry carries a publish date and, in several cases, a second date that appears to be an update timestamp — for example, a 2026-02-12 Events post showing 2026-08-27 alongside it. Read the first date as when the item was posted.

Championship details visible in the feed

The feed gives enough to identify recent and upcoming Worlds without leaving the home page:

• 2026 World Championship, Belleville, Ontario — listed as an Events post dated 2026-02-12, described as combining "a spectacular venue, a historic anniversary, and thrilling duels on the water."
• 2026 European Championship, Röbel — a Reports post dated 2026-09-22 covering three days of racing on Lake Müritz with crews from across Europe and South Africa.
• 2025 Worlds, Segelclub Altmünster, Lake Traunsee — a Reports post dated 2025-05-24, noting Christian Binder as triple world champion and a farewell to sailing legend Felsecker.
• 2023 World Championship, Niagara-on-the-Lake — an Events post dated 2022-11-18 announcing the August 18–? regatta hosted by the Niagara on the Lake Sailing Club, plus a Reports post dated 2023-09-19 titled "Well Sailed Since 1959," covering the 56th edition.
• 2022 World Cup — a Reports post dated 2022-11-18 congratulating the crew of Hailheels (AUT1449): Christian Binder, Thomas Czajka, and Stefan Watamaniuk.

How to search it in practice

1. Open the home page and read the feed top to bottom; newest items sit first.
2. Match the category label to your need — Events for a championship you might attend, Reports for results.
3. Use the pagination links at the bottom ("1 2 >") to reach older seasons; the visible feed only covers back to mid-2022.
4. If you know the year, scan for the post date rather than the event date — announcements are often published months before the regatta.

Common snags

• Announcements and results share one feed. A championship can appear twice, once as an Events announcement and later as a Reports recap, with different dates. Don't assume the first hit is the result.
• Venue names vary in form. The same club appears as "Niagara on the Lake Sailing Club" in an Events post and "Niagara-on-the-Lake" in a Reports headline, so search on the town name, not the full club name.
• Older championships may not be listed. The pagination suggests a second page of older posts, but the feed excerpt only confirms coverage back to 2022; for earlier Worlds, expect to look beyond the home page.

If your goal is to enter or attend a future championship, start with the most recent Events post and confirm dates and host club there; if your goal is results or fleet history, the Reports posts give the champion crews and venues directly.