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420 World Championship 2007 Auckland - Takapuna Boating Club 31St December - 9 January 2007 Country Sail Nº ICA Nº Helm Crew Boat Rudder C.B 420 World Championship 2007 Auckland - Takapuna Boating Club 31st December - 9 January 2007 Country Sail Nº ICA Nº Helm Crew Boat Rudder C.B. 1 GBR 52229 52229 James Rusden Will Rusden ZM N1 N1 2 SIN 50945 51419 Low Wen ChunTerry Tang Yuan Sheng ZM ZM ZM 3 GER 52784 52784 Donandt Strobel ZM ZM ZM 4 GER 52490 52490 Müller Sporre ZM ZM ZM 5 SIN 50382 52213 Justin Liu XiamanSherman Cheng Feng Yuan ZM ZM ZM 6 AUS 51981 51981 Lachlan Doyle Shaun Wells ZM SiCo SiCo 7 NZL 52715 52715 Simon Cooke Scott Illingworth ZM SiCo SiCo 8 ARG 50795 52718 Sebastian Peri BrusaSantiago Masseroni ZM SiCo SiCo 9 NZL 52359 52359 Micheal Langley Sam Marshall ZM SiCo SiCo 10 AUS 51880 51880 Tom Brewer Sam Mackay ZM ZM SiCo 11 GER 51878 51878 Hasselmann Rojek ZM ZM ZM 12 NZL 52716 52716 Carl Evans Peter Burling ZM SiCo SiCo 13 SWE 52420 52420 Alexander Conway Patrick Conway ZM ZM ZM 14 HUN 51982 51982 Philipp Schader Murray England ZM SiCo SiCo 15 AUS 51983 51983 Sam Kivill Max Taylor ZM SiCo SiCo 16 AUS 51576 51576 Will Ryan Max Bryden ZM SiCo XSP 17 SAM 52579 52579 James Hakes Matthew Rogers ZM SiCo SiCo 18 NZL 51986 51986 Mitze Snow-HansenJoshua Mc Cormack ZM SiCo SiCo 19 GBR 52624 52624 Owain Matthews Joe Wiliams ZM SiCo SiCo 20 AUS 50672 52719 Peter Nicholas Jay Halligan ZM SiCo SiCo 21 NZL 52362 52362 Alastair Thompson Jason Saunders ZM SiCo SiCo 22 ITA 52225 52225 Simon Sivitz Košuta Jas Farneti ZM ZM SiCo 23 NZL 51984 51984 Derek Scott Jamie Hunt ZM SiCo SiCo 24 GER 52585 52585 Gerz Henning ZM SiCo SiCo 25 GBR 52626 52626 Jack Yeoman Georgie Yeoman ZM SiCo SiCo 26 GBR 51989 51989 Peter Irwin David Kohler ZM N1 ZM 27 AUS 51881 51881 Sam Phillips Chris Maxsted ZM ZM ZM 28 NZL 52361 52361 Paul Snow-Hansen Chris Dawson ZM SiCo SiCo 29 SAM 52571 52571 Andrew Bettle Chris Bettle ZM SiCo SiCo 30 BRA 52200 52714 Marcos Adler Bruno Faria ZM SiCo SiCo 31 NZL 52357 52357 Rowan Swanson Bruce Kennedy ZM SiCo SiCo 32 NZL 52570 52570 Jamie Thompson Brad Hooker ZM SiCo SiCo 33 GER 51158 51158 Schrader Böddeker ZM ZM N1 34 NZL 52576 52576 Andy Maloney Blair Tuke ZM SiCo SiCo 35 NZL 52358 52358 Josh Porobski Benn Hanns ZM SiCo SiCo 36 GBR 52426 52426 Jonatthan Mars Ben Muskett ZM SiCo N1 37 NZL 52363 52363 David Tucker Ben Goodwin ZM SiCo SiCo 38 GER 51867 51867 Beilken Beilken ZM Mil N1 39 GER 51792 51792 Röder Baldüan ZM ZM ZM 40 NZL 52364 52364 David Hazard Adrian Short ZM SiCo SiCo 1 SWE 51565 51565 James Ward Marcus Conway YaCr YMS YMS 2 SAM 49308 49308 Johnatan Clough Carl Syman YaCr YMS YMS 1 FRA 52337 52833 Marie Luneau Vincent Guillarm XSP XSP XSP 2 FRA 52705 52841 Marie Vergy XSP XSP Teb 3 FRA 52424 52521 Marcq Mion XSP SiCo XSP 4 FRA 52811 52840 Guilbaud Vianney Mary Cedric XSP XSP XSP 5 BRA 52523 52514 Pedro Brito Lucas Da Silva XSP ZM SiCo 6 AUT 51793 52828 Max Trippolt Julian Meister XSP SiCo SiCo 7 AUS 51384 51384 Chris Martin Jarryd Mackinnon XSP XSP XSP 8 FRA 52772 52844 Berthez Heurley XSP SiCo ZM 9 FRA 52808 52827 Garbay Haddouche XSP XSP XSP 10 BRA 52204 52843 Bruno Magalhaes Franco Zanette XSP ZM ZM 11 ESP 52740 52829 Elia Borrego Carlos Olsson XSP XSP XSP 12 FRA 52589 52834 Belhandour Bethune XSP XSP XSP 1 NED 51849 51849 James Kennedy Nicky Kennedy SaEnt SaEnt SaEnt 1 ITA 52080 52080 Luca Goffreda Stefano Petissi NAU NAU NAU 2 ITA 52309 52309 Federico Maccari Rocco Vitali NAU NAU SiCo 3 ESP 52462 51917 Daniel Willcox Matthew Jones NAU SiCo NAU 4 ITA 52301 52301 Andrea Poli Matia Tamburin NAU NAU SiCo 5 ITA 52669 52669 Edoardo Mancinelli Lorenzo Defelice NAU SiCo SiCo 6 GBR 52868 52868 Ben Saxton James Foskett NAU SiCo Mil 7 GBR 52871 52871 Tim Saxton Claire Lasko NAU SiCo SiCo 8 ITA 52299 52299 Paolo Cattaneo Andrea Cattaneo NAU NAU SiCo 9 ITA 52671 52671 Davide Ortelli Alberto Bortott NAU NAU NAU 1 NZL 52550 52550 Fransisco LardiesSimon Stanley-Harris LNM N1 SiCo 2 NZL 52549 52549 Thomas Olds Martin Pike LNM SiCo SiCo 3 SAM 52553 52553 Paul Nicholls Ben Cowe LNM SiCo SiCo LOS 420 MAS USADOS EN EL MUNDIAL 2007 60% 60% 50% 40% 30% 18% 20% 13% 10% 4% 3% 1% 0% r t e ts la f y c e ra ses e u v ri m ti t C p l rod u Lenam h c ge P Na a e g Y Zi in t Enter l a Sai ilbo m a re S xt E References: Qua Quantum CASCO UNIDADES % ToTi Toni Tio Ziegelmeyer 40 60% Nor North Sails Extrem Sailing Products 12 18% Inc Incidences Nautivela 9 13% Ull Ullman Sails Lenam 3 4% Oly Olympic Yacht Craft 2 3% SeFo Segelform Sailboat Enterprises 1 1% Bei Beilken Sails Faccenda 0 0% Zao Zaoli Sails 67 100% Euro Euro Sails UK UK Sails Vic Victory Sails Phlu Phluid by Simon Cooke N1 N1 Foils SiCo Simon Cooke Mil Milanes Teb Tebberman SeWe Segel Werk Brew Brewer JoCas John Cassidy SuSp Superspars Seld Selden Proc Proctor HM Homemade OpPa Optiparts Charter Boat.
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