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Techno 293
Development
Design	One Design
Name	Techno 293
Boat
Crew	1
Hull
Type	Sailboard
Hull weight	13 kg (29 lb)
LOA	293 cm (115 in)
Beam	79 cm (31 in)
Rig
Mast length	430 cm; 460 cm; 490 cm; (Depends on sail size)
Sails
Mainsail area	5.8 m2 (U13); 6.8 m2 (U15); 7.8 m2 (U17); 8.5 m2 (Senior)
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The Techno 293 is a development of the Aloha class and is primarily for the youth windsurfing class. The class is recognised by the International Sailing Federation. The design was chosen to be the windsurfer for the Youth Olympic Games.

Events

World Championships

The techno 293 world championships have been held annually since 2006.

Open Under 17

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2006 Marsala, Sicily (ITA)	Guido Carli (ITA)	Alistair Masters (GBR)	Damien Roussel (FRA)

Open Under 15

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2006 Marsala, Sicily (ITA)	Davide La Vela (ITA)	Adrian Jimenez Tur (ESP)	Guy Raymond (ISR)

Male Under 17

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2007 Formentera	Alistair Masters (GBR)	Paweł Tarnowski (POL)	Mateusz Hoppe (POL)
2008 Sopot	Paweł Tarnowski (POL)	Sam Sills (GBR)	Omer Sofer (ISR)
2009 Portland	Sam Sills (GBR)	Mateo Sanz (ESP)	Louis Giard (FRA)
2010 Martigues	Gael Cousin (FRA)	Maxime Labat (FRA)	Cheng Chun Leung (HKG)
2011 San Francisco	Kieran Martin (GBR)	Adam Purcell (GBR)	Bell Baz (ISR)
2012 Medemblik	Antonio Bonet (ESP)	Tomer Blum (ISR)	Michele Cittadini (ITA)
2013 Sopot	Ofek Elmeleh (ISR)	Rafeek Kikabhoy (HKG)	Mikita Tsirkun (BLR)
2014 Brest	Carlo Ciabatti (ITA)	Tom Monnet (FRA)	Yoav Cohen (ISR)
2015	Yoav Cohen (ISR)	Tom Arnoux (FRA)	Fernando Lamadrid (ESP)
2016	Tom Garandeau (FRA)	Leonidas Tsortanidis (GRE)	Fabien Pianazza (FRA)
2017	Roi Hillel (ISR)	Amit Gan (ISR)	Eyal Zror (ISR)
2018 Liepāja	Daniel Basik-Tashtash (ISR)	Nir Leshed (ISR)	Finn Hawkins (GBR)
2019 Puerto Sherry	Tal Basik-Tashtash (ISR)	Adir Twill (ISR)	Ido Pomerantz (ISR)
2021 Torbole	Federico Pilloni (ITA)	Meletios Kalpogiannakis (GRE)	Boris Shaw (GBR)
2022 Limassol	Bruno Bárbara (ESP)	Arturo Araúz (ESP)	Shuhei Oyamada (JPN)
2023 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon^[1]	Bruno Bárbara (ESP)	Minas Koutelas (GRE)	Karl Tamm (EST)
2024 Balatonföldvár^[2]	Panagiotis Ioannou (GRE)	Agapitos Stamatoulakis (GRE)	Pavlos Alagkiozian (GRE)

Male Under 15

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2007 Formentera	Sam Sills (GBR)	Marcin Urbanowicz (POL)	Adrián Jiménez (ESP)
2008 Sopot	Martin Olmeta (FRA)	Jack Plummer (GBR)	Kieran Martin (GBR)
2009 Portland	Kieran Martin (GBR)	Albert Chaillot (FRA)	Adam Purcell (GBR)
2010 Martigues	Andrey Zagaynov (RUS)	Tomer Blum (ISR)	Michele Cittadini (ITA)
2011 San Francisco	Mattia Onali (ITA)	Artem Javadav (BLR)	Mikita Tsirkun (BLR)
2012 Medemblik	Tom Monnet (FRA)	Antonino Cangemi (ITA)	Francisco Saubidet (ARG)
2013 Sopot	Yoav Cohen (ISR)	Tom Monnet (FRA)	Tom Arnoux (FRA)
2014 Brest	Tom Arnoux (FRA)	Lior Kamil (ISR)	Itai Kafri (ISR)
2015	Leonidas Tsortanidis (GRE)	Yun Pouliquen (FRA)	Fabien Pianazza (FRA)
2016	Mathis Ghio (FRA)	Eyal Zror (ISR)	Finn Hawkins (GBR)
2017	Daniel Basik-Tashtash (ISR)	Jules Chantrel (FRA)	Gaspard Carfantan (FRA)
2018 Liepāja	Alessandro Graciotti (ITA)	Tal Basik-Tashtash (ISR)	Ram Zerach (ISR)
2019 Puerto Sherry	Daniel Halperin (ISR)	Federico Pilloni (ITA)	Victor Gaubert (FRA)
2021 Torbole	Itamar Levi (ISR)	Dmitrii Nesterenko (RUS)	Rocco Sotomayor (ITA)
2022 Limassol	Omer Shemesh (ISR)	Adam Koussevitzky (ISR)	Pierluigi Caproni (ITA)
2023 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon^[3]	Panagiotis Ioannou (GRE)	Evangelos Giannakopoulos (GRE)	Milo Shaw (GBR)
2024 Balatonföldvár^[4]	Evangelos Kyriazakos (GRE)	Georgios Kanellopoulos (GRE)	Spiros Monastiriotis (GRE)

Female Under 17

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2007 Formentera	Hélène Noesmoen (FRA)	Leonore Bosch (FRA)	Sybille Bosch (FRA)
2008 Sopot	Hélène Noesmoen (FRA)	Izzy Hamilton (GBR)	Ofir Halevy (ISR)
2009 Portland	Veronica Fanciulli (ITA)	Clidane Humeau (FRA)	Hadas Zaga (ISR)
2010 Martigues	Naomi Cohen (ISR)	Atar Yuval (ISR)	Veronica Fanciulli (ITA)
2011 San Francisco	Saskia Sills (GBR)	Marion Lepert (USA)	Imogen Sills (GBR)
2012 Medemblik	Marta Maggetti (ITA)	Hadar Heller (ISR)	Elena Vacca (ITA)
2013 Sopot	Stefaniya Elfutina (RUS)	Ching Ma Kwan (HKG)	Emma Wilson (GBR)
2014 Brest	Lucie Pianazza (FRA)	Katy Spychakov (ISR)	Mariam Sekhposyan (RUS)
2015 ^[5]	Katy Spychakov (ISR)	Giorgia Speciale (ITA)	Enrica Schirru (ITA)
2016	Giorgia Speciale (ITA)	Enrica Schirru (ITA)	Aikaterini Divari (GRE)
2017	Linoy Geva (ISR)	Maya Ashkenazi (ISR)	Enora Tanne (FRA)
2018 Liepāja	Naama Greenberg (ISR)	Daniela Peleg (ISR)	Sharon Kantor (ISR)
2019 Puerto Sherry	Jade Bruche (FRA)	Mika Kafri (ISR)	Naiara Fernández (ESP)
2021 Torbole	Nela Sadílková (CZE)	Kristýna Chalupníková (CZE)	Bárbara Winau (ESP)
2022 Limassol	Azul Sánchez (ESP)	Nicol Říčanová (CZE)	Linda Falkiewicz (POL)
2023 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon^[6]	Defne Başdağ (TUR)	Danai Anagnostou (GRE)	Teresa Medde (ITA)
2024 Balatonföldvár^[7]	Danai Anagnostou (GRE)	Martina Bárbara (ESP)	Defne Eğrilmez (TUR)

Female Under 15

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2007 Formentera	Caterina Farchione (ITA)	Shani Rottenberg (ISR)	Lara Lagoa (ESP)
2008 Sopot	Catherine Fogli (ITA)	Veronica Fanciulli (ITA)	Lara Lagoa (ESP)
2009 Portland	Saskia Sills (GBR)	Imogen Sills (GBR)	Marta Maggetti (ITA)
2010 Martigues	Marta Maggetti (ITA)	Emma Labourne (GBR)	Hadar Heller (ISR)
2011 San Francisco	Emma Wilson (GBR)	Shai Blank (ISR)	Emily Hall (GBR)
2012 Medemblik	Lucine Bossard (ITA)	Giorgia Speciale (ITA)	Giulia Alagna (ITA)
2013 Sopot	Giorgia Speciale (ITA)	Katy Spychakov (ISR)	Océane Mountaut (FRA)
2014 Brest	Giorgia Speciale (ITA)	Shira Benbenisti (ISR)	Natalia Arapoglou (GRE)
2015	Heloise Macquaert (FRA)	Enora Tanne (FRA)	Dana Bekmuratova (RUS)
2016	Mak Cheuk Wing (HKG)	Mathilde Garandeau (FRA)	Linoy Geva (ISR)
2017	Ella Benbenisti (ISR)	Mak Cheuk-Wing (HKG)	Yana Reznikova (RUS)
2018 Liepāja	Mika Kafri (ISR)	Amit Segev (ISR)	Michal Slavin (ISR)
2019 Puerto Sherry	Tamar Steinberg (ISR)	Danielle Ziv (ISR)	Anna Igielska (POL)
2021 Torbole	Maria Rudowicz (POL)	Azul Sánchez (ESP)	Anna Polettini (ITA)
2022 Limassol	Naama Palatnik (ISR)	Medea Falcioni (ITA)	Yael Hadash (ISR)
2023 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon^[8]	Gaia Bonezzi (ITA)	Nehir Çakmak (TUR)	Sophie Clark (GBR)
2024 Balatonföldvár^[9]	Olivia Sánchez (ESP)	Lindia Pousa (ESP)	Mia Berazategui (ESP)