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2004 Worlds Zadar WOMEN'S 470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - ZADAR - CROATIA - 7-16 MAY 2004 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards) - 53 boats - 30 nations - 5 Continents Final Qualifying races Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Sweden SWE 323 Therese Torgersson / Vendela Zachrisson 55 3 14* 6 1 1 8 20* 7 9 7 12 1 2 Slovenia SLO 142 Vesna Dekleva / Klara Maucec 56 10 2 1 1 21* 3 9 14 2 6 8 23* 3 Israel ISR 10 Nike Kornecki / Vered Bouskila 57 15* 15*9 4 1 1 1111 7 5 5 3 4 Australia AUS 341 Jenny Armstrong / Belinda Stowell 64 1117 518*4 16ocs*4 1 2 2 2 5 France FRA 2594 Ingrid Petitjean / Nadege Douroux 65 16* 1 18* 10 10 5 7 12 3 10 1 6 6 Spain ESP 1788 Natalia Via Dufresne / Azon Sandra 72 7 10dsq*12 4 2 ocs* 8 5 9 7 8 7 Russia RUS 700 Vladelina Ilienko / Natalia Gaponovich 75 5 12 2 7 12 4 13* 20* 8 11 9 5 8 USA USA 1732 Katherine McDowell / Isabelle Kinsolving 76 14 13 10 8 7 6 3 3 11 1 16* 20* 9 Argentina ARG 104 Fernanda Sesto / Paula Reinoso 82 6 12 2 6 12 4 6 23* 16* 8 14 12 10 Canada CAN 520 Provan Jennifer / Nikola Girke 84 16* 1 3 8 14 9 16 17* 4 12 4 13 11 Denmark DEN 127 Susanne Ward / Michaela Ward 88 13 10 5 5 16 19* 4 9 bfd* 14 3 9 12 Japan JPN 4107 Yuka Yoshisako / Mitsuko Satake 93 8 6 17 4 2 5 10 18 13 20* 19* 10 13 Brazil BRA 177 Fernanda Oliveira / Adriana Kostiw 97 1 9 10 2 7 20 2 5 20 22* 23* 21 14 Germany GER 4911 Alina Grobe / Vivien Kussatz 97 13 21* 1 14 5 11 18* 6 12 18 6 11 15 New-Zealand NZL 195 Shelley Hesson / Linda Dickson 97 18 5 14 19* 6 10 ocs* 15 6 4 15 4 16 Netherlands NED 10 Marjon Kooistra / Petra de Goederen 99 5 6 8 12 6 12 14 19* 22* 16 13 7 GOLD GOLD FLEET GOLD GOLD FLEET 17 Germany GER 4918 Stefanie Rothweiler / Monika Leu 112 17 16 6 ocs* 3 17 19* 2 15 3 17 16 18 Italy ITA 4334 Elisabetta Saccheggiani / Myriam Cutolo 115 6 3 23 21 14 6 12 1 14 24* 25* 15 19 Japan JPN 4170 Wakako Tabata / Naomi Kurita 122 20 7 13 17 2 9 8 24* 18 17 11 24* 20 Austria AUT 431 Sylvia Vogl / Carolina Flatscher 122 4 22 12 9 5 23* 5 10 19 23* 22 14 21 Poland POL 55 Katarzyna Tylinska / Zuzanna Gladysz 124 3 4 8 14 9 20 21 22* 23* 13 10 22 22 USA USA 1733 Amanda Clarck / Sarah Mergenthaler 132 15 11 9 6 8 18 15 16 17 19* 21* 17 23 Germany GER 4863 Sabine Walter / Antje Struckat 134 1 23 20 7 13 1 17 13 21 25* 24* 18 24 Sweden SWE 314 Karin Almquist / Teresa Ernander 139 4 20 13 20 17 3 22* 21* 10 15 18 19 25 Switzerland SUI 4 Franziska Duerig / Monika Meier 146 2 7 16 17 25* 13 1 25* 24 21 20 25 26 Greece GRE 64 Sofia Bekatorou / Emilia Tsoulfa 163 17 9 3 2 3 17 dnc* dnc* dnc dnc dnc dnc 27 Great Britain GBR 813 Christina Bassadone / Katherine Hopson 173 8 3 21 9 13 7 dnf* dnc* dnc dnc dnc dnc - 1 - 19th December 2014 WOMEN'S 470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - ZADAR - CROATIA - 7-16 MAY 2004 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards) - 53 boats - 30 nations - 5 Continents Final Qualifying races Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 28 Japan JPN 4151 Ai Kondo / Yuki Kanai 78 9 2 25* 18 25* 16 7 9 2 9 6 29 Australia AUS 346 Elise Rechichi / Rike Ziegelmayer 82 22* 18 14 25* 11 7 8 5 10 1 8 30 China CHN 15 Xiaqun Song / Yan Wang 85 26* 26* 16 16 15 14 4 12 3 4 1 31 Netherlands NED 11 Marcelien de Koning / Lobke Berkhout 86 2 18 7 19 21* 15 5 6 11 ocs* 3 32 Estonia EST 9 Maria Veessaar / Maiki Saaring 89 10 4 19* ocs* 18 15 9 4 13 5 11 33 Netherlands NED 6 Lisa Westerhof / Margriet Matthijsse 90 11 13 22 13 20 24* 1 1 7 ocs* 2 34 Japan JPN 4088 Chizuko Ijima / Makiko Ikuta 90 ocs* 25 7 3 8 22 2 ocs* 6 3 14 35 Finland FIN 1 Maria Saarikallio / Maria Diesen 92 24* 20 23 10 26* 10 6 7 5 2 9 36 Japan JPN 4106 Reiko Takahashi / Naoko Kamata 96 14 21* 20* 5 9 11 13 2 15 11 16 37 Ukraine UKR 79 Angelina Kalincheva / Natalia Zaverukha 98 ocs* 17 15 11 23* 2 12 3 14 14 10 38 Hungary HUN 49 Marta Weores / Anna Payr 99 7 15* 12 13 15 23* 10 11 8 10 13 39 Croatia CRO 93 Jasna Supuk / Nevenka C(uk 105 23* 14 15 11 11 21 3 8 9 13 22* 40 Germany GER 4921 Kathrin Kadelbach / Saskia Schroeder 109 12 8 4 ocs* 19 18 11 ocs* 19 6 12 41 France FRA 2613 Manuelle Adam / Virgine Adam 122 23* 16 4 22 22 8 15 ocs* 22 8 5 42 New-Zealand NZL 200 Melinda Henshaw / Jan Shearer 125 bfd* 5 24 3 dsq* 26 14 ocs 12 7 7 not sailed SILVER FLEET SILVER FLEET 43 China CHN 25 Yimei Wen / Chunyan Yu 149 24 22 22 15 20 13 dsq* ocs* 1 12 20 44 Singapore SIN 11 Toh Liying / Tok Leeching 154 9 23 11 24* 18 21 18 ocs* 18 19 17 45 France FRA 2611 Marie-Amélie Harmart / Ophelie Theron 157 20 19 21 21 24 25* 16 ocs* 17 15 4 46 China CHN 282 Cuixian Lian / Lizhen Wu 159 12 dsq* 25 16 16 25 17 ocs* 4 17 dnf 47 Poland POL 517 Marta Petrasz / Gabriela Brzoska 159 22 19 17 ocs* 23* 12 23 13 20 18 15 48 Brazil BRA 187 Isabel Barzanghi Ficker / Laura Zanni 161 18 24* 24 23 17 26* 19 10 16 16 18 49 Hungary HUN 622 Kata Varadi / Julianna Varadi 170 25 8 11 20 22 19 24 16 25 ocs* dnc* 50 Slovenia SLO 19 Janja Orel / Alenka Orel 178 19 11 18 15 10 24 dnc* dnc* dnc dnc dnc 51 Turkey TUR 58 Gongor Begum / Pinar Yilmazer 183 21 25* 19 23 19 14 22 ocs* 24 22 19 52 Russia RUS 16 Regina Zakirova / Marina Ermakova 190 21 24 26* 22 27* 22 20 15 23 20 23 53 Italy ITA 4321 Giulia Pignolo / Nicole Grio 193 19 26* 26 26 24 27* 21 14 21 21 21 - 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