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1993 Worlds Crozon-Morgat 470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (for men and mixed crews) CROZON-MORGAT - FRANCE - 18-24 JULY 1993 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account one discard) 194 boats - 29 nations - 5 continents Final Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Spain ESP 1748 Jordi Calafat / Kiko Luna Sanchez 83 12 dsq* 27 1 7 13 1 2 France FRA 12440 Jean-François Berthet / Gwenael Berthet 93,7 13 11 23* 3 22 10 4 3 Israel ISR 13 Shay Bachar / Erez Shemesh 96,4 4 3 30 47* 18 11 3 4 Japan JPN 3274 Kenji Nakamura / Masato Takaki 114 8 10 1 54* 1 31 41 5 Estonia EST 1 Tonu Toniste / Toomas Toniste 114 1 23 21 5 31* 23 13 6 Israel ISR 14 Ran Shen-Tal / Nir Shen-Tal 117 14 26 12 13 4 14 44* 7 Finland FIN 112 Petri Leskinen / Mika Aarnikka 133 2 dnc* 29 21 14 1 42 8 Germany G 4716 Christian Halm / Alexander Halm 139 11 40* 25 17 21 20 9 9 Germany G 4711 Wolfgang Hunger / Rolf Schmidt 141,7 3 2 19 59 10 69* 21 10 Germany GER 4751 Ronald Rench / Thorsten Haverland 142 34 25 4 16 11 46* 18 11 Sweden SWE 294 Marcus Westerlind / Henrik Wallin 142,7 10 28 3 46* 17 27 25 12 Germany G 4601 Thomas Janka / Rolf Janka 144 31 44 18 4 62* 2 16 13 USA USA 1705 Morgan Reeser / Kevin Burnham 152 24 24 11 10 12 35 39* 14 France FRA 12506 Fabrice Knipping / Philippe Gasparini 154,8 30* ymp 16 22 26 18 17 15 Canada CAN 599 Nigel Cochrane / John Kurtis 155,7 52* 39 36 2 29 3 19 16 Netherlands H 1041 Benny Kouwenhoven / Jan Kouwenhoven 163 9 7 46 15 33 17 dsq* 17 Finland FIN 120 Risto Tapper / Markko Tapper 171,7 15 6 5 43 19 70* 49 18 France FRA 12512 Olivier Ponthieu / David Lanier 174 5 16 37 49 65* 8 24 19 Italy ITA 4013 Matteo Ivaldi / Michele Ivaldi 176,7 dnc* 9 6 45 5 54 23 20 Japan J 3133 Kan Yamada / Seiji Saito 177 43 53* 20 26 23 7 22 21 Germany G 4734 Michael Koch / Stefan Theuerkauf 177,7 36 22 42* 6 13 34 31 22 Sweden S 298 Johan Nystrom / Bjorn Bengtsson 179 23 8 55* 44 9 9 50 23 Italy I 3933 Lorenzo Bressani / Francesco Della Torre 189 pms* 49 2 29 28 5 46 GOLD GOLD FLEET GOLD GOLD FLEET 24 Switzerland Z 1358 Jodok Wicki / Bruno Zeltner 194,4 6 21 77* 30 39 57 6 25 Great Britain GBR 733 Paul Brotherston / Hamish Calder 196 27 5 24 28 56* 48 29 26 Great Britain GBR 716 John Merricks / Andy Rice 196 22 12 17 48 dsq* 33 28 27 USA USA 1700 Mike Sturman / Bob Little 197,4 48 47 67* 23 6 6 32 28 Italy ITA 3980 Paolo Cian / Marco Scotto 206 29 35 9 35 54 66* 8 29 Norway N 110 Sverr Sletten Njal / Sandto Leif Gunnar 207 35 13 28 65* 36 25 34 30 Germany G 4662 Peter Wiedeman / Robert Schumann 213 70* 59 7 31 30 4 48 31 Finland FIN 116 Petri Karto / Jyrki Jarvi 213 7 36 31 8 20 75 dnc* 32 Spain ESP 1688 Luis Martinez Dorest / Luis Wood Juan 214 47 46 33 7 48 dsq* 2 33 Canada KC 515 Ducan Stamper / Tim Stamper 215 32 31 51* 50 2 26 43 34 Greece GRE 72 Andre Kosmatopoulos / Thanasis Pachoumas 225 63* 50 13 27 44 51 5 35 France FRA 12474 Benoît Petit / Jean-François Cuzon 231 46 dnc* 8 57 38 19 27 36 Ukraine UKR 7 Evgeniy Braslavets / Igor Matvienko 232 50 42 dsq* 61 15 21 7 37 Greece GRE 31 Iordan Paschalides / Kostas Trigonis 234 40 57 15 20 8 63* 58 38 France FRA 12505 Jean-Pierre Becquet / Dimitri Deruelle 239 56 20 48 33 32 dsq* 14 39 France FRA 12525 Marc Audineau / Julien Farnarier 255 26 4 59 76 27 29 dsq* 40 France FRA 12515 Arnaud le Diabat / Eric Fitamant 255 16 15 40 24 59 65 66* 41 Finland FIN 117 Olli Posti / Pellerv Matilainen 257 17 dns* 10 51 24 64 55 - 1 - 1st August 2014 470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (for men and mixed crews) CROZON-MORGAT - FRANCE - 18-24 JULY 1993 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account one discard) 194 boats - 29 nations - 5 continents Final Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 42 Switzerland Z 1356 Jean de Cerjat / Andreas Heuss 257 41 33 49 25 58 15 dsq* 43 Portugal POR 118 Hugo Rocha / Eduardo Seruga 258 18 48 22 62 25 47 64* 44 Sweden S 285 Claes Gregart / Martin Andersson 269 39 dnc* 56 38 45 40 15 45 Sweden SWE 299 Stefan Eriksson / Johan Steen 270 21 18 54 71* 47 43 51 46 France F 12462 Christian Ponthieu / Gilles Espinasse 273 64 34 38 11 52 38 65* 47 Japan JPN 3300 Eiichiro Hamazaki / Tsuyoshi Itabashi 273 54* 32 50 40 46 49 20 48 Germany G 4650 Olaf Buch / Mike Knobloch 275 28 19 75 34 77* 22 61 49 Russia RUS 4 Dimitri Berezkin / Evgeni Burmatnov 279 42 dsq* 14 14 66 24 dsq 50 France F 12437 Maxime Paul / Jean-Marc Goldstein 279 45 37 26 72* 57 16 62 51 Australia AUS 294 Tom King / Owen Mc Mahon 281 38 69* 35 12 35 62 63 52 Andorra AND 1 David Ramon / Farreny Jordi 284 65 45 34 66* 53 39 12 53 Israel ISR 7 Eli Zuckerman / Shamger Gurtvitch 291 58 64 44 36 16 37 dsq* 54 Japan JPN 3149 Tanaka Toshihiko / Kodama Baharu 293 74* 30 39 55 49 44 40 55 Poland PZ 507 Marek Chocian / Zdzislan Staniul 296 20 62 61 52 37 28 dsq* 56 France FRA 12521 Gildas Philippe / Tanguy Cariou 302 61 67 43 9 70* 30 56 57 Spain ESP 1992 Igniacio Campos / Diego Campus 306 62 63 70* 42 51 42 10 58 Australia AUS 288 Nigel Abbott / Craig Smith 306 33 17 69 77* 69 56 26 59 Germany G 4713 Ulf Plessmann / Sven Kurka 308 19 55 68 32 40 58 dnc* 60 Germany G 4689 Stefan Schneider / Andreas List 312 37 51 66 69* 34 53 35 61 Belgium B 1228 Emanuel Hens / Corn van der Nagel 315 25 1 52 70 71 74* 67 62 France FRA 12501 Gwenael Gbick / Marc Guessard 318 66 52 45 53 80* 36 30 63 France FRA 12508 David Ravet / Arnaud Gea 323 49 27 60 39 61* 60 52 64 France FRA 12523 Fabrice Jaunet / Olivier Douillard 330 55 dsq* 53 37 41 55 53 GOLD GOLD FLEET GOLD GOLD FLEET 65 Italy ITA 4030 Guiseppe Mascino / Paolo Mascino 331,7 dnc* 29 dnc 18 3 dsq dsq 66 Canada KC 500 Thilo Giese / Scott Davis 332 60* 41 57 41 55 45 57 67 France FRA 12449 Morgan Riou / Tanguy Mahé 343 71 dnc* 41 63 63 32 37 68 Australia AUS 275 Rupert Henri / Chris Meehan 345 dsq* 66 71 19 75 67 11 69 Germany G 4725 Marcus Baur / Peter Wolf Schmitdt 356 pms* dnc 32 60 50 12 dsq 70 Germany G 4706 Stefan Schneider / Felix Elbing 361 44 60 63 74* 43 68 47 71 Japan JPN 2992 Hakui Mao / Kamatani Tomohiro 380 51 56 64 79 42 52 dsq* 72 Netherlands NED 1043 Ma Kooper Paarden / Karsten Groth 389 dsq* 14 74 68 78 dsq 36 73 Germany G 4721 Philipp Kadelbach / Philipp Semmer 402 59 dnc* 58 67 76 73 33 74 Finland FIN 110 Marcus Hongisto / Mikko Simola 415 67 dnc* 73 58 67 76 38 75 Netherlands NED 1048 Robert de Liefde / Jan Bultman 415 53 pms* 65 78 68 61 54 76 Belgium B 1227 Floris Mortelman / Rick Houben 419 72 54 76 81* 72 41 68 77 France FRA 12518 Loic Billon / Fabrice Delerce 419 69 58 78 80* 74 59 45 78 France FRA 12496 Sylvian Mizzy / Baptiste Meyer 419 75* 65 62 73 64 50 69 79 New Zealand NZL 171 Mike Elley / Graeme Robbins 421 57 43 79* 75 79 71 60 80 Switzerland Z 1327 Mathias Renker / Alain Stettler 423 73 68 47 56 60 dsq* dnc 81 Australia AUS 277 Edward Mark Braoford / C Stephen Braoford 432 68 61 72 64 73* 72 59 82 Finland L 114 Janne Uusi-Autti / Ville Lahteinen 489 dnc* 38 dnc dnc dnc dnc dnc - 2 - 1st August 2014 470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (for men and mixed crews) CROZON-MORGAT - FRANCE - 18-24 JULY 1993 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account one discard) 194 boats - 29 nations - 5 continents Final Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 83 Spain ESP 1667 Gonzalo Araujo Lazare / Victor Marino Puerto 45,7 pms* 2 25 3 2 2 84 USA USA 1706 David Ames / P.J Buhler 58 30* 7 2 10 20 1 85 Sweden S 280 Johan Backlund / Per Baklund 62,7 20 5 1 50* 3 15 86 Great Britain K 704 Liz Walker / Lim Walker 70 8 4 4 21 7 dsq* 87 Norway N 1666 Alberto Garcia / Pedro Quiroga 75 dnc* 20 11 16 1 5 88 USA US 1701 James Appel / James Fontanella 78,7 9 dsq* 6 9 23 4 89 Sweden S 297 Mats Elf / Miklas Bengtssom 80 1 9 13 13 37* 21 90 Great Britain GBR 708 James Lea / Steve Thompson 83,4 3 dsq* 3 33 10 11 91 Germany G 4746 Mathias Kruger / Stefan Kngel 84 2 10 dsq* 4 11 34 92 Italy ITA 4024 Guiliano Chiandussi / Adriano Chiandussi 85 19* 11 17 14 5 9 93 Germany GER 4687 Ralf Plankers / Pascal Schwaen 92,7 11 25 20 7 dnc* 3 94 Great Britain GBR 732 Andrew Richards / David Richards 97 17 1 8 1 54 dsq* 95 Finland L 115 Kristian Heimila / Liro Jaakonsaari 102 15 18 27 2 15 31* 96 Netherlands NED 1018 Steven Boersma / Marco Eeman 110 7 23 16 12 22 dnc* 97 France F 12478 Sylvian David / Jérôme Langlois 111 18 57* 5 28 17 14 98 Great Britain K 721 Richards Russel / Luke Mc Ewen 111,7 10 3 14 26 44* 32 99 France F 12456 Frédéric Gauthier / Olivier Lair 125,7 pms* 21 23 6 28 18 100 Finland FIN 118 Raino Selen / Markku Karava 128 14 16 51 5 13 dsq* 101 Denmark DEN 117 Jeppe Thomsen / Peter Jakobsen 134 4 43 18 15 49* 26 102 Argentina ARG 61 Matias Hoffman / Martin Rodrigues-Caste 134,7 43 6 10 61* 33 13 103 France FRA 12495 Cedric Villiez / Stephane Gasparini 135 25 17 dsq* 30 14 19 SILVER FLEET SILVER FLEET 104 Norway N 919 Heim Schram Piet / Ruud Sleevwenboek 141,4 6 34 37 59* 29 6 105 France FRA 12519 Bernard Boime / Didier Arrondelle 149 22 13 38* 19 32 33 106 France FRA 12470 Philippe Biscay / Bernard Biscay 150 26 47* 32 40 12 10 107 France FRA 12421 Yannick Marcillat / David Petruiset 152 12 54* 42 20 19 29 108 Germany G 4748 Ulf Weigt / Dietmar Weigt 154 29 26 22 22 30* 25 109 Bulgaria BUL 921 Nedko Vassilev / Roslan Nikolov 159 16 27 33 23 41* 30 110 France FRA 12473 David Barreau / Stéphane Le Garec 161 dsq* 12 35 24 18 42 111 Great Britain K 730 Lindy Prescott / Bart Prescott 166 23 40 12 37 42* 24 112 France F 12511 Thomas Philipot / Patrick Philipot 170 5 45 30 41 70* 20 113 Great Britain K 723 Lan Jameson / James Burns 180 47 8 31 11 53 dsq* 114 Sweden SWE 293 Per-Anders Johansson / Thomas Berg 181 pms* 15 dsq 8 8 7 115 Argentina ARG 36 Anrea Paola Rossetti / Martin Pablo Barletta 181 28 dsq*
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