:Meanwhile, thanks for your previous job. I think that at least for the eight Olympic classes is necessary to have an article (four of the eight already existed). I have also seen the pages updated by inserting the winners of the last three editions and the list of multiple medalists. It is not my intention to create items for other sailing classes. So I would say leave things as they are, in any case is never convenient to have pages too long. Otherwise we can discuss it in the Community Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Sailing. And now, whats your opinion on this request? Kasper2006 (talk)  

 :: I am not sure about this bearing inmind if you look at the old Olympic Classes like the Dragon (keelboat) and Flying Dutchman (dinghy) you will notice they don't have there own page and contain far more information. My own view is I would rather have a slightly longer page that is maintained than the data in lots of places. That old Sailing World Champion page is an example of this and probably something you hadn't even noticed I didn't until after about a year of editing sailing content. On a minor note it is a World Championship without the "s" because your showing one title. This brings me on to my next concern the Finn also has a Junior Worlds and a Masters Worlds so your medal table is actually wrong Lawrence Lemieux from Canada I believe has won 5 masters title but I would need to check the Laser has even more titles! I would be interested in your thoughts?