George Szabo III
American Star class sailor (born 1970)
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| Nationality |  United States |
| Born | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
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| Class(es) | Snipe, Star |
| Club |  San Diego Yacht Club |
| College team |  San Diego State University |
George M. Szabo III (born 1970 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an American Star class sailor. He won the 2009 Star World Championships together with Rick Peters,[1] and was second at the 2003 Snipe World Championships in Borstahusen.[2]
He was also 4 times North American champion (1998, 1999, 2000 and 2003) U.S. National champion (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2005) in Snipe and 3 times US Sailing Champion of Champions.
External links
- George Szabo III at World Sailing
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World champions in Star
- 1923: Inslee & Nelson
- 1924: Robinson & Knapp
- 1925: Iselin & Willis
- 1926: Comstock & Gidley
- 1927: Hubbard & Edwards
- 1928: Edrington & Gray
- 1929: G. Johnson & L. Johnson
- 1930: Knapp & Weed
- 1931: McHugh & Watkins
- 1932: Fink & Thorne
- 1933: Waterhouse & Metcalf
- 1934: Beardslee & Lehmann
- 1935: Beardslee & Lehmann
- 1936: Iselin & Horder
- 1937: Wegeforth & Phillips
- 1938: von Hütschler & Weise
- 1939: von Hütschler & Beyn
- 1940: J. Cowie & G. Cowie
- 1941: Fleitz & Severence
- 1942: Nye & Fahlstrom
- 1943: Deacon & Roehm
- 1944: Driscoll & Burnham
- 1945: Burnham & North
- 1946: Fleitz & Krug
- 1947: Knowles & Levin
- 1948: Pirie & Rugeroni
- 1949: Nye & Fahlström
- 1950: Lippincott & Levin
- 1951: E. W. Etchells & M. Etchelles
- 1952: Straulino & Rode
- 1953: Straulino & Rode
- 1954: de Cárdenas & de Cárdenas Jr.
- 1955: de Cárdenas & de Cárdenas Jr.
- 1956: Straulino & Rode
- 1957: North & Hill
- 1958: Ficker & Yorston
- 1959: North & Carlile
- 1960: North & Skahill
- 1961: W. E. Buchan & Knight
- 1962: Stearns & L. Williams
- 1963: Duplin & Dolan
- 1964: D. Edler & K. Edler
- 1965: Bever & Lewsadder
- 1966: Elvstrøm & Albrechtson
- 1967: Elvstrøm & Mik-Meyer
- 1969: Petterson & Schröder
- 1970: W. E. Buchan & Sutter
- 1971: Conner & J. Reynolds
- 1972: Kuhweide & Meyer
- 1973: North & Barrett
- 1974: Blackaller & Anderson
- 1975: Schoonmaker & Ford
- 1976: Allsopp & Guhin
- 1977: Conner & Anderson
- 1978: Melges & Josenhans
- 1979: Melges & Josenhans
- 1980: Blackaller & Shaw
- 1981: Hagen & Hösch
- 1982: Gorostegui & Doreste
- 1983: Gorostegui & Doreste
- 1984: Gorla & Peraboni
- 1985: W. E. Buchan & Erickson
- 1986: Brun & Schreiner
- 1987: Adams & Olsen
- 1988: Cayard & Erickson
- 1989: Adler & Falcão
- 1990: T. Grael & Ferreira
- 1991: Benamati & Salani
- 1992: W. C. Buchan & Schreiner
- 1993: Londrigan & Trinter
- 1994: MacDonald & Jespersen
- 1995: M. Reynolds & Haenel
- 1996: Chieffi & Sinibaldi
- 1997: Hagen & Ferreira
- 1998: Beashel & Giles
- 1999: Doyle & Olsen
- 2000: M. Reynolds & Liljedahl
- 2001: Lööf & Finnsgård
- 2002: Percy & Mitchell
- 2003: Rohart & Rambeau
- 2004: Lööf & Ekström
- 2005: Rohart & Rambeau
- 2006: Pepper & C. Williams
- 2007: Scheidt & Prada
- 2008: Kusznierewicz & Życki
- 2009: Szabo & Peters
- 2010: Percy & Simpson
- 2011: Scheidt & Prada
- 2012: Scheidt & Prada
- 2013: MacCausland & Trinter
- 2014: Stanjek & Kleen
- 2015: L. Grael & Gonçalves
- 2016: Diaz & Prada
- 2017: Melleby & Revkin
- 2018: Zarif & Hamelmann
- 2019: Kusznierewicz & Prada
- 2020: cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
- 2021: Negri & Kleen
- 2022: Negri & Lambertenghi
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