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SCF SCSG SCvG SCoGM SCaP GM2013 Rangliste nach 2 Regatten (Beste 5 Resultate zählen, 3 Streicher) 1. Regatta 2. Regatta 3. Regatta 4. Regatta 5. Regatta 6. Regatta 7. Regatta 8. Regatta Total Rang Segelnr. Skipper Typ Yardstick Club SCF SCSG SCvG SCaP SCoGM SCvG SCF SCSG Punkte Rang Punkte Rang Punkte Rang Punkte Rang Punkte Rang Punkte Rang Punkte Rang Punkte Rang Punkte Number of Boats/max points LC 22 103 19 99 1 SUI 163 Zäch Stefan 15 SNS 104 SCF 3 94 4 84 178 2 SUI 1 Antenen Rene impress750 90 SCvG 8 72 1 99 171 3 SUI 245 Lange Heinrich Monas 14.2/12.3/28 107 SCL 4 89 8 64 153 4 Z72 Wider Peter Dyas 102 SCF 10 63 7 69 132 5 SUI 56 Kägi Res Sun Fast 20 112 SCvG 14 45 5 79 124 6 SUI 867 Steiger Martin Corsaire 120 SCSG 1 103 DNS 0 103 7 SUI 188 Hediger Rolf L23 109 SCvG 2 98 DNS 0 98 8 989 Stäubli Martin Topcat K1 80 SCF DNS 0 2 94 94 9 SUI 119 Walker Hans O-Jolle 114 SCSG DNS 0 3 89 89 10 SUI 227 Mäder Heinz Dyas 102 SCF 15 41 12 45 86 11 SUI 3 Klaus Rolf Monas15/9/- 109 SCF 5 85 DNS 0 85 12 SUI 1 Frigo Markus S-500 111 SCSG 6 81 DNS 0 81 13 SUI 64 Frigo Roland Finn 112 SCSG 7 76 DNS 0 76 14 SUI 233 Späni Armin L23 109 SCvG DNS 0 6 74 74 15 SUI 123 Stocker Hans Yngling 109 SCF 9 67 DNS 0 67 16 SUI - Härri Martin Star 96 SCvG DNS 0 9 60 60 17 SUI 391 Kaufmann Rolf Windy 102 SCvG 20 18 13 40 58 18 SUI 176449 Pappe Markus Laser 112 SCF 11 58 DNS 0 58 19 SUI 15008 Schneibel Ernst Fireball 103 SCSG DNS 0 10 55 55 20 195772 Kellerhals Werner Laser 112 SCvG 12 54 DNS 0 54 21 SUI 206 Hunziker Urs Electra 99 SCF DNS 0 11 50 50 22 SUI 213 Dohrn Uwe Dyas 102 SCF 13 49 DNS 0 49 23 SUI 983 Clementi Roland Sunbeam 22 114 SCF 16 36 DNS 0 36 24 SUI3793 Hardmeier Willi Gaffelsloop 116 SCSG DNS 0 14 35 35 25 450 Tanner Andreas Topcat Spitfire III 80 SCF 17 32 DNS 0 32 26 SUI 125840 Rüthemann Martin Laser Standard 112 SCvG DNS 0 15 30 30 27 123693 Pfefferkorn Herbert Laser Standard 112 SCF 18 27 DNS 0 27 28 Z 147 Marending Stephan Yngling 109 SCvG DNS 0 16 25 25 29 580 Ebner Gregor Topcat K3 90 SCF 19 23 DNS 0 23 30 SUI 1374 Koch Thorsten 470 103 SCSG DNS 0 17 20 20 31 SUI 54633 Bieri Dominic 420 114 SCSG DNS 0 18 15 15 32 SUI 291 Oenal Kemal Yngling 109 SCF 21 14 DNS 0 14 33 SUI 27 Reiser R. sen. Delanta 112 SCSG DNS 0 19 10 10 34 115464 Zäch Gina Läser 112 SCF 22 9 DNS 0 9 35 SUI 821 Baumgartner Walter 470 103 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 36 SUI 3619 Bezzola Duri 485 103 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 37 SUI 391 Bräker Fritz Windy 102 SCL DNS 0 DNS 0 0 38 SUI 497 Buchmann Markus Fist 21.7 111 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 39 SUI 213 Consani Fabio Topcat K2 85 SCF DNS 0 DNS 0 0 40 SUI 488 Eaton Gruben Sprint 118 SCF DNS 0 DNS 0 0 41 SUI 462 Fleisch Jaqueline 110 SCaP DNS 0 DNS 0 0 42 SUI 113 Graf Beat New Compact 98 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 43 SUI 14920 Graf Christoph Fireball 103 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 44 193599 Grolle Robert Laser 112 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 45 194322 Guggenbühl Peter Laser Radial 116 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 46 SUI 89722 Guzzella Lino Laser 112 SCVvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 47 SUI 859 Gysel Harry Topper ISO 99 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 48 Gysel Harry FFA 20 117 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 49 SUI 111 Heuberger Roland O-Jolle 114 SCAu DNS 0 DNS 0 0 50 SUI 1006 Hinterberger Marc RS 700 89 SCF DNS 0 DNS 0 0 51 SUI 3722 Holenstein Karin BM 16m2 118 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 52 SUI Kaufmann Rolf Laser Radial 112 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 53 SUI 921 Klausen Jürg 470 103 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 54 Z 19 Kleisner Jaro Esta 700 115 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 Martin Stäubli Rangliste GM 2013 V0.2 Seite 1 von 2 55 8440 Kühnel Volker 505 97 SCF DNS 0 DNS 0 0 56 SUI 187528 Kuster Christa Laser Radial 116 SCOZ DNS 0 DNS 0 0 57 SUI 2 Landolt Roger 125 SCP DNS 0 DNS 0 0 58 498 Müller Urs Topcat K3 90 SCSG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 59 SUI 128 Mütschard Erwin m 1 106 SCF DNS 0 DNS 0 0 60 123984 Nemeth Thomas Laser 112 KSC DNS 0 DNS 0 0 61 SUI 41429 Papez Filip Laser Radial 116 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 62 SUI 60 Peyer Markus 118 SCaP DNS 0 DNS 0 0 63 SUI 117 Rickert Wolfgang O-Jolle 114 YCH DNS 0 DNS 0 0 64 Z13099 Roth Oliver Lightning 110 SCSG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 65 SUI 852 Rusch Urs H-Jolle 94 SVK DNS 0 DNS 0 0 66 SUI 125 Ryan Matthew New Compact mit T. 96 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 67 SUI1358 Schneibel Hanspeter RS Vision 112 SCSG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 68 SUI 54633 Schuppisser Christian 420 114 SCSG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 69 SUI 345 Siegfried Ruedi 106 SCaP DNS 0 DNS 0 0 70 SUI 46917 Siffert David 420 114 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 71 SUI 187926 Steiger Christian Laser 112 SCSG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 72 SUI 87 Strube Tobias Contender 106 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 59 SUI Torgin Makinga 420 114 SCSG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 59 SUI 162993 Turnherr Roman Laser Radial 116 SCPF DNS 0 DNS 0 0 61 SUI Venetz Severin 420 114 SCSG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 59 SUI 202065 Vogler Ulrich Laser 112 KSC DNS 0 DNS 0 0 60 SUI 332 Weber Robert six 115 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 63 SUI 3619 Wenger Christoph 112 SCaP DNS 0 DNS 0 0 63 1 Wider Peter Orion Kielschwerter 113 SCF DNS 0 DNS 0 0 63 SUI 47757 Wintergerste Teresa 420 114 SCSG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 64 SUI 13705 With François Lightning 110 SCvG DNS 0 DNS 0 0 68 SUI 528 Wüst Felix 110 SCaP DNS 0 DNS 0 0 68 9625 Wyss Beat Topcat F2 93 SCF DNS 0 DNS 0 0 70 DNS 0 DNS 0 0 68 DNS 0 DNS 0 0 69 DNS 0 DNS 0 0 72 DNS 0 DNS 0 0 72 DNS 0 DNS 0 0 72 DNS 0 DNS 0 0 73 DNS 0 DNS 0 0 74 DNS 0 DNS 0 0 . 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