FAI Hang Gliding and Paragliding Commission (CIVL)
HG Class 1 Women World Champions
FAI World Champions – Hang Gliding Class 1 - Women
14th FAI Women World Hang Gliding Class 1
6-19 August, 2023 Krushevo (North Macedonia)
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1st: Sasha Serebrennikova (Austria) |
2nd: Corinna Schwiegershausen (Germany) |
3rd: Chisato Nojiri (Japan) |
2014 Annecy (France)
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1st: Yoko Isomoto (Japan) |
2nd: Françoise Dieuzeide-Banet (France) |
3rd: Corinna Schwiegerhausen (Germany) |
2013 Forbes (Australia)
1st: Corinna Schwiegershausen (GER)
2nd: Kathleen Rigg (GBR)
3rd: Tove Heaney (AUS)
2010 Tegelberg (Germany)
Championship not valid
2008 Sigillo (Italy)
1st: Corinna Schwiegershausen (Germany); 2nd: Françoise Dieuzeide (France); 3rd: Kathleen Rigg (Great Britain)
2006 Groveland, Floride (USA)
1st: Corinna Schwiegershausen (Germany); 2nd: Kari Kastle (USA); 3rd: Natalia Khamlova (Russia)
2004 Greifenburg – Berg (Austria)
1st: Corinna Schwiegershausen (Germany); 2nd: Françoise Dieuzeide (France); 3rd: Rosemarie Brams (Germany)
2002 Chelan Butte, Washington (USA)
1st: Kari Kastle (USA); 2nd: Claire Vassort-Pagen (USA); 3rd: Natalia Khamlova (Russia)
2000 Boeotia (Grèce)
1st: Kari Kastle (USA); 2nd: Françoise Mocellin (France); 3rd: Neva Bull (Australia)
1998 Hajduszoboszlo (Hungary)
1st: Corinna Schwiegershausen (Germany); 2nd: Neva Bull (Australia); 3rd: Natalia Khamlova (Russia)
1996 Bright (Australia)
1st: Kari Castle (USA); 2nd: Rosi Brams (Germany); 3rd: Françoise Mocellin (France)
Team - 1st: Germany; 2nd: Great Britain; 3rd: Switzerland
1994 Chelan (USA)
1st: Anne-Lise Muller (Switzerland); 2nd: Kari Castle (USA); 3rd: Katia Schmitt (France)
Team - 1st: Switzerland; 2nd: France; 3rd: USA
1993 Nanyo City (Japan)
1st: Françoise Dieuzeide (France); 2nd: Kari Castle (USA); 3rd: Isabelle Piaget (Italy)
Team - 1st: Switzerland; 2nd: France; 3rd: Germany
1991 Kössen (Austria)
1st: Judy Leden (Great Britain); 2nd: Annelise Muller (Switzerland); 3rd: B Lanfranchi (Switzerland)
Team - 1st: France; 2nd: Switzerland; 3rd: Germany
1987 Millau (France)
1st: Judy Leden (Great Britain); 2nd: Jenny Ganderton (Great Britain); 3rd: Ornella Magnaguagno (Italy)
Team - 1st: Great Britain; 2nd: Switzerland; 3rd: France
