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Yardstickcup Tegel 2016 Yardstickfaktoren Und Wertungsgruppen Revierliste Bezirk Tegel Änderungen Zu 2015 Unterlegt! Anz Yardstickcup Tegel 2016 Yardstickfaktoren und Wertungsgruppen Revierliste Bezirk Tegel Änderungen zu 2015 unterlegt! Anz. Segelnr. Steuermann Club Bootstyp Faktor m.Spi o.Spi Wertungsgruppe 134 GER 0 Dieter Wartig WSCS 15qm Jollenkr. Tour (7/8) 111 111 113 KS 55 SR 299 Claudia Clabunde SCF-H 20qm Jollenkr. Stahl 114 114 116 KS 166 SR 299 Stefan Bartlewski SCO 20qm Jollenkreuzer (Tour) 7/8)? 107 107 109 KS 63 GER 52608 Anja Ehrmann JSC 420er 115 115 117 KS 83 GER 50657 Laura Zemke JSC 420er 115 115 117 KS 160 GER 53927 Julia Zemke JSC 420er 115 115 117 KS 72 GER 4845 Fabian Gongol HSC 470er 103 103 105 KS 35 GER 9059 Sebastian Salein CNFT 505er 95 95 97 KS 8 BRA 1 Thomas Hellner CNFT 5m-R-Yacht 110 110 112 R 30 GER 20 Thorsten Marx SCN Albin Cumulus 108 108 110 111 121 GER 983 Christian Bergmann TSC Albin Vega 27 (Topp) 115 115 117 112 112 GER 920 Gunter Edinger SCS Amigo 27 113 113 115 112 118 GER BA289 Winfried Falkenberg TSC Bandholm 24 (Topp) 120 121 123 112 182 GER 848 Monika Berger TSC Bandholm 24 (Topp) 120 120 122 112 27 GER 2609 Bernd Hanspach W11 Bavaria 31 108 108 110 111 136 1 Joerg Stabernack TSC Bavaria 35 H & E 103 103 105 111 108 GER 315 Michael Gerber VSS Bavaria 770 111 111 113 111 36 GER 442 Rajmund Karpinski SCS Carter 30 107 107 109 111 119 14 Burkhard Schmidt SVT Contest 27 116 116 118 112 5 GER 13 Bernhard Quellhorst SCN Dehler 22 (7/8) 114 114 116 112 6 GER 304 Klaus Krüger SCN Dehler 22 (7/8) 114 114 116 112 94 Mario Boldt TSC Dehler 28 / S (?) 108 108 110 111 46 GER 183 Ralf Heim SSCO Dehler 28 / S (7/8) 108 108 109 111 76 GER 46 Thomas Szymaniak SVT Dehler 28 / S (7/8) 108 108 109 111 157 GER 653 Thomas Lechner SCN Dehler 31 104 104 106 111 80 GER 1285 Jürgen Kalkmann JSC Dehler Delanta 75 KK 113 113 115 112 117 GER 458 Wilfried Beier JSC Dehler Delanta 76 113 113 115 112 64 229 Rolf Boje SCO Dehler Duetta 86 109 109 111 111 177 GER 557 Hans Dirk Düngen VSS Dehler Sprinta 70/DS 113 113 115 112 9 GER 3303 Dieter Hunck JSC Dehler Sprinta Sport 108 108 110 R 103 GER 857 Kristof Wenger TSV Dehler Sprinta Sport? 108 108 110 R 7 GER 102 Burkhard Merten SCO Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 22 GER 400 Andrea Rappold SCN Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 28 GER 69 Karl-Heinz Schimmel SCN Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 40 GER 1723 Hans-Jürgen Weirich JSC Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 61 GER 466 Thomas Niestroy WSV 29 Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 97 GER 578 Wolf-Diedrich Seidel JSC Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 98 GER 3102 Jens Johannes SKN Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 101 GER 347 Torsten Kuhr JSC Dehler Delhya 25 114 114 116 KS 102 GER 1198 Carsten Hertel JSC Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 107 60 Dany Geys SKN Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 113 493 Thorsten Boreck WSCS Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 114 878 Axel Knuth TSV Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 116 751 Heinz Schiller Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 120 GER 1723 Wolfgang König JSC Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 125 105 Bernd Korytowski TSC Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 138 2983 Ute Kaplick SCN Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 155 GER 848 Manfred Schröter SCN Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 161 VA 54 Christoph Biedermann SKN Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 168 1796 R. Heiden SKN Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 176 GER 69 Niklas Schimmel SCN Dehler Varianta 115 115 117 KS 77 GER Bernd Wegener TSC Dehler Varianta 18 112 112 114 112 95 189 Miriam Bujarsky SSCO Dehler Varianta 18 112 112 114 112 174 GER 21 Florian Duwe TSC Dehler Varianta 18 112 112 114 112 180 GER 258 Frank Fünfstück TSC Dehler Varianta 18 112 112 114 112 165 1507 Jürgen Koch TSV Dehler Varianta 65 115 115 117 KS 4 GER 1026 Björn Bühlke SKN Dehler Varianta K4 115 115 117 KS 137 GER 563 Kai Kaiser WA SPO Dehler Varianta K4 115 115 117 KS 126 GER 605 Manuel Hauffe PSV/WSA Dufour 24 117 117 119 112 105 GER 569 Rainer Rihm TSV Dyas 102 102 104 R 130 GER 1032 Thomas Wöhlert JSC Dyas 102 102 104 R 51 GER 1599 Judith Nickel JSC Europe 116 116 KS 62 GER 1075 Caterina Cornelius JSC Europe 116 116 KS 71 F 123 Dieter Wartig F WSCS Flamingo 18 123 123 125 112 48 GER 525 Jürgen Mischke JSC Folkeboot, Nordisch 114 114 R 52 GER 59 Gunnar Zarbock SCN Folkeboot, Nordisch 114 114 R 159 GER 1138 Andreas Wolter JSC Friendship 22 115 115 117 112 59 NED 48 Willem van der Wal TSC G2 100 100 102 R 90 NED 48 Gertjan van der Wal TSC G2 100 100 102 R Yardstickzahlen Tegel 2016.xlsxYardstick Gesamt Yardstickcup Tegel 2016 Yardstickfaktoren und Wertungsgruppen Revierliste Bezirk Tegel Änderungen zu 2015 unterlegt! 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Steuermann Club Bootstyp Faktor m.Spi o.Spi Wertungsgruppe 131 11 Peter Steckel JSC Gib Sea 28.2 Schwert 116 116 118 KS 3 GER 47 Wolfgang Kaplick SCN Granada 31/929 (Topp) 105 105 107 111 145 27 Norbert Scherk WSCS Hai 830 110 110 112 111 99 GER 466 Christoph Pohl TSV Hallberg Rassy 26 112 112 114 112 178 HR 101 Gregor Michaski SCN Hallberg Rassy 29 111 111 113 111 10 GER 972 Swen Froemming JSC H-Boot 106 106 108 R 19 GER 1694 Sascha Schröter SCN H-Boot 106 106 108 R 41 GER 1456 Felix Krabbe TSC H-Boot 106 106 108 R 45 GER 1233 Bernd Zimmermann TSC H-Boot 106 106 108 R 65 GER 231 Florian Schober TSC H-Boot 106 106 108 R 69 GER 649 Peter Fleischmann TSV H-Boot 106 106 108 R 70 GER 350 Nicolas Thierse JSC H-Boot 106 106 108 R 93 GER 519 Franziska Stolzmann TSV H-Boot 106 106 108 R 151 GER 1250 Rainer Kiewning JSC H-Boot 106 106 108 R 37 GER 350 Christoph Cornelius H JSC H-Boot 106 106 108 R 154 GER 350 Svenja Ehrmann JSC H-Boot 106 106 108 R 106 GER 16180 Stefan Keese JSC Hobie-Cat 18 82 82 KS 11 GER 2078 Bobby Fontes TSC IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 14 GER 332 Carsten Edinger SCS IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 16 GER 552 Bertram Nickel SCS IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 23 GER 2766 Jürgen Jucknat SC Odin IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 25 GER 1418 Irmingard Mannl TSC IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 33 GER 493 Rainer Frost SCS IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 38 GER 3457 Robert Kühns SVT IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 49 GER 3850 Matthias Lenz SCO IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 53 GER 3258 Holger Falkenberg TSC IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 58 GER 3844 Ingo Just SSCO IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 74 Fr 730 Gerard Degouy CNFT IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 79 GER 730 Andre Delorme CNFT IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 84 GER 2103 Rene Boissiere CNFT IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 104 GER 3188 Manuel Guerrero SSCO IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 128 GER 3155 Klaus Hannemann W 11 IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 139 2668 Andreas Wilhelm SSCO IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 140 384 Jörn Grützmacher SSCO IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 141 GER 3258 Jessica Jürgens TSC IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 142 GER 2766 Paolo Primiero SCF IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 147 GER 1418 Holger Otten SSCO IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 158 GER 1481 Thorsten Drogan SSCO IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 171 G 1335 Michael Dienst CNFT IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 172 GER 1124 Lutz Sommer SCN IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 179 GER 386 Eberhard Stender SCS IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 181 GER 965 Andreas Heil SCS IF-Boot 112 112 114 R 82 3452 Christian Heine WSCS Ixylon Regatta 109 109 111 KS 56 GER 1703 Christoph Cornelius JSC Ixylon Touren 114 112 114 KS 164 75 Axel Lubisch TSV Ixylon Touren 114 112 114 KS 29 USA1278 Lennart Leopold JSC J22 (Fock) 104 104 106 R 31 USA 1591 Steve Trollope CNFT J22 (Fock) 104 104 106 R 60 GER 1298 Alain Guigonis CNFT J22 (Fock) 104 104 106 R 2 GER 5025 Roland Hauptmann JSC J24 (Genua) 102 102 104 R 152 GER 5210 Tim Wiegand JSC J24 (Genua) 102 102 104 R 173 BAD 494 Kun-Juei Lin JSC Jeanneau Sun 2000 113 113 115 KS 132 GER 4553 Karsten Mülder JSC Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 24.2 (7/8) 114 114 116 111 13 GER 4553 Eugen Manderla SCN Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 30 107 105 107 111 111 GER 0 Thomas Voigt SSCO Jeanneau Sun Way 25 (7/8) 111 111 113 111 127 GER 809 Jan Herrmann WSCS Jeanneau Sun Way 25 (7/8) 111 111 113 111 122 GER 3318 Wolf-Diedrich Seidel K JSC Korsar 103 103 105 KS 129 Peter Teske TSV Küstenkreuzer 115 115 117 112 68 GER 3200 Daniel Schwarze JSC Laser SB3/SB20 95 95 97 KS 153 AUS 202431 Nicolas Thierse JSC Laser Standard 113 113 KS 18 S-15 Robert Frantzheld TSC Mälar 25 106 104 106 111 109 GER 368 Bernd Weiß WSCS Marieholm 261/26 115 115 117 112 143 GER 308 Michael Erdmann SSCO Marieholm 261/26 115 115 117 112 34 GER 503 Felix Stoppenbrink VSaW Melges 24 OD 89 89 91 R 26 GER 89 Uwe Held JSC Mermaid 27 LM 116 116 118 112 73 M332 Mietek Wach SSCO Monsun 31 112 112 114 112 96 GER 117 Horst Karbe JSC Najad 34 109 109 111 111 124 GER 3133 Paolo Primiero SCF Neptun 22 KK oder KKS? 117 117 119 112 43 GER 1190 Klaus Pommeränig WSCS O-Jolle Renn 114 114 KS 44 GER 1278 Joachim Görzig WSCS O-Jolle Renn 114 114 KS Yardstickzahlen Tegel 2016.xlsxYardstick Gesamt Yardstickcup Tegel 2016 Yardstickfaktoren und Wertungsgruppen Revierliste Bezirk Tegel Änderungen zu 2015 unterlegt! 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