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470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (men and mixed crews) BALATON - HUNGARY - 10-20 MAY 2000 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards) 112 boats - 42 nations - 5 Continents Final Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Australia AUS 333 Tom King / Mark Turnbull 39 dnf* 1 8 1 1 1 9 8 2 6dnf*2 2 France FRA 2574 Gildas Philippe / Tanguy Cariou 47 2 9 1 2 20* 12 28* 2 1 5 8 5 3 Ukraine UKR 7 Eugeny Braslavets / Igor Matvienko 61 13 8 9 814*2 218*7 3 3 6 4 USA USA 1722 Paul Foerster / Bob Merrick 66 3 19* 17 5 7 9 8 7 18* 8 1 1 5 Greece GRE 131 Andreas Kosmatopoulos / Kostas Trigonis 95 6 2 18 3 15 31* 19 61* 8 1 14 9 6 Great Britain GBR 791 Nicholas Rogers / Joe Glanfield 96 8 22* 39* 13 3 5 12 9 3 12 20 11 7 Italy ITA 42 Matteo Ivaldi / Francesco lvaldi 116 9 3 38* 9 29* 29 1 11 12 10 9 23 8 Israel ISR 7 Kliger Gideon / Gal Ehud 126 11 6 4 4 31* 13 23 22 17 13 13 26* 9 Sweden SWE 315 Johan Molund / Mattias Rahm 129 10 25 28* 25 25 16 3 1 13 4 7 33* 10 Germany GRR 4873 Lucas Zellmer / Felix Krabbe 138 19 7 22* 7 16 3 20 3 20 21 22 27* 11 Slovenia SLO 141 Tomaz Copi / Mitja Margon 138 17 15 10 34 6 19 16 dnf* dnf* 11 6 4 12 Portugal POR 22 Alvaro Silveria-Marinho / Miguel Nunes 139 dsq* 16 2 11 21 27 11 10 22 14 5 dsq* 13 Spain ESP 1769 Gustavo Martinez / Tunte Cantero 140 18 14 26* 17 ocs* 14 6 20 23 2 10 16 14 Germany GER 4859 Stefan Meister / Frank Thieme 141 22 18 16 12 13 6 7 25* 24* 18 11 18 15 Great Britain GBR 786 Chris Draper / Daniel Newman 144 12 37* 24 19 12 23 14 16 10 28* 2 12 16 New Zealand NZL 188 Simon Cooke / Peter Nicholas 145 14 4 12 33* 22 24 33* 6 4 22 24 13 17 France FRA 2599 Benjamin Bonnaud / Romain Bonnaud 155 36* 27 13 dsq* 2 20 10 12 16 19 28 8 18 Italy ITA 4252 Gabrio Zandona / Andrea Trani 162 1 13 11 6 dnf* 38 18 dnf* dnf 9 23 3 19 Poland POL 5 Tomasz Stanczyk / Tomasz Jakubiak 175 26 29* 14 16 30* 21 4 24 21 16 12 21 20 Russia RUS 4 Dimtry Berezkine / Mikhail Kroutikov 177 4 21 35* 21 5 15 5 30 25 34* 34 17 21 France FRA 2587 Benoit Petit / Jean Cuzon 179 20 30 33 18 4 37* 27 5 5 36* 27 10 22 Great Britain GBR 798 Graham Vials / Magnus Leask 179 29* 12 23 26 dsq* 7 26 28 19 15 16 7 GOLD GOLD FLEET GOLD GOLD FLEET 23 Israel ISR 127 Zukerman Eli / Elad Ronen 181 21 35 29 dsq* 23 4 34 4 6 7 18 dsq* 24 France FRA 2562 Jéremie Brau / Christophe Espagnon 199 28 10 21 27 11 8 25 15 32 35* 35* 22 25 Ireland IRL 62 Tom Fitzpatrick / David McHugh 199 30 23 31 10 24 11 36* 21 14 33* 21 14 26 Switzerland SUI 1395 Lukas Erni / Simon Brugger 213 27 31 3 24 10 10 35* 27 27 26 33* 28 27 Germany GER 4887 Michael Koch / Stefan Theuerkauf 214 31 24 37* dsq* 27 18 22 14 9 20 25 24 28 Russia RUS 6 Vadim Statsenko / 0leg Krivov 229 7 26 7 dnf* 9 33 DSQ* 26 28 30 32 31 29 Hungary HUN 137 Marcell Goszleth / Adam Szorenyi 230 32 33* 25 30 8 34* 21 29 31 17 17 20 30 Spain ESP 1738 Alberto Garcia / Dimas Wood 232 5 11 5 22 32 35 29 dnf* dnf* 24 29 dsq 31 Finland FIN 134 0lli Posti / Markus Hongisto 233 25 20 6 28 17 32 32 dnf* dnf* 39 19 15 32 Belarus BLR 1 Ihar Ivashyntsau / Mikhail Pratasevich 234 23 5 30* 20 26 26 30 23 26 25 30 dsq* 33 Estonia EST 1 Tönu Töniste / Toomas Töniste 237 37* 32* 32 31 18 28 15 19 15 32 15 32 34 Finland FIN 136 Petri Leskinen / Kristian Heinila 253 16 28 36 dsq* ocs* 30 17 dnf dnf 23 4 19 35 Japan JPN 3996 Hiromoto Tsuji / Kenjiro Todoroki 255 24 34* 27 32 19 dnd 31 17 11 29 36* 25 36 Jamaica JAM 10 Andrew Gooding / Sean Nunes 255 15 17 19 14 ocs* 36 38* 33 30 31 31 29 37 Belgium BEL 1242 Mortelmans Floris / Vos Johnsen 262 33 36* 15 23 28 22 24 32 29 38* 26 30 38 Netherlands NED 1061 Swen Coster / Kalle Coster 267 34 38 20 15 dsq* 17 13 13 dnf* 37 dnf dnf 39 Italy ITA 4240 Enrico Fonda / Matteo Ledri 347 35 dnd 34 29 ocs* 25 37 dnf* dnf 27 dnf dnf - 1 - 18th December 2014 470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (men and mixed crews) BALATON - HUNGARY - 10-20 MAY 2000 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards) 112 boats - 42 nations - 5 Continents Final Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 40 Argentina ARG 70 Javier Conte / Juan de la Fuente 37 11 1 1 13*12* 8 1 2 1 1 8 3 41 Brazil BRA 171 Alexandre Paradeda / Andre Fonseca 59 2 25 6 8 9 2 ocs* 1 2 dsq* 3 1 42 Korea KOR 59 Kim Dae-Young / Jung Sung-Ahn 71 4 3 ocs* 5 6 21 16 26* 3 10 1 2 43 Croatia CRO 69 Toni Bulaja / Ivan Bulaja 76 7 5 9 10 21 1 6 4 7 dsq* 6 dsq* 44 Croatia CRO 98 Elko Mrduljas / Milan Vujasinovic 93 1 31* 7 4 25 4 10 8 9 6 19 dnf* 45 France FRA 2586 Morgan Riou / Emmanuel Le Borgne 95 27 7 19 7 15 5 4 dnf* 4 3 4 dsq* 46 Japan JPN 3994 Akira Ishibashi / Hiroki Goto 100 10 6 13 19* 26* 7 2 19 14 9 14 6 47 USA USA 1697 Steven Hunt / Michael Miller 105 21 34* 16 dsq* 11 14 8 3 20 2 2 8 48 Mexico MEX 301 Manuel Villareal / Santiago Hernandez 112 5 14 3 dsq* 18 9 24* 7 11 18 20 7 49 France FRA 2595 Nicolas Novara / Maxime Lebessou 115 17 10 2 dsq* 19 12 17 9 6 5 18 dsq* 50 Slovenia SLO 13 Simon Dekleva / Sandi Dekleva 137 12 28 5 9 3 16 14 21 30* 14 15 dnf* 51 Switzerland SUI 1394 Andreas Heuss / Urs Schär 137 8 20 12 11 27* 36* 21 10 10 25 9 11 52 Croatia CRO 141 Kresimir Dakulovic / Damir Vrbanac 139 24 9 11 24 2 18 15 25* dnf* 7 13 16 53 Ukraine UKR 20 Datsenko Kostyantyn / Kraynyev Pavlo 144 3 12 26 3 32* 15 5 17 21 29 30* 13 54 Slovenia SLO 5 Matjaz Antonaz / Mitja Petric 148 18 13 18 23 10 10 31* 14 8 27 7 dnf* 55 Russia RUS 17 Sergey Shevtsov / Viatcheslav Varnatchkine 159 14 4 20 1 8 19 ocs* 6 13 34 dnf* dnf 56 Japan JPN 4011 Eiichiro Hamazaki / Yuji Miyai 161 13 11 ret* 17 17 3 dnf* dnf dnf 4 11 5 57 Denmark DEN 126 Jorgen Borsen-Moller / Bjarke Johnsen 170 36 35 21 21 5 24 11 dnf* dnf* 8 5 4 58 Italy ITA 4261 Andrea Caracci / Nicola Maggi 172 37* 8 8 6 4 30 33* 23 17 33 21 22 59 France FRA 2597 Stéphanie Gresset / Pierrig André 176 6 29* 25 25 28 23 12 5 15 13 24 dsq* 60 Hungary HUN 131 Peter Czegai / Laszlo Kutassy 179 38* 39* 23 22 20 27 7 16 5 19 17 23 61 Turkey TUR 2 Selim Kakis / Andrei Petrov 191 9 37 10 2 24 39 dnf* dnf* dnf 11 10 9 SILVER FLEET SILVER FLEET 62 Sweden SWE 310 Oscar Angervall / Pontus Meier 191 30 38* 24 18 30 11 9 13 16 15 25 dnf* 63 Hungary HUN 151 Zsolt Nyari / Zoltan Csury 196 31 2 29 12 1 17 26 30 27 21 34* dnf* 64 Greece GRE 138 Andreas Papadopoulos / Michalis Karastamatis 201 20 33* 4 31 31 6 35* 20 28 30 12 19 65 Ukraine UKR 11 Kalinicter Pavel / Shafranyuk Andriy 211 15 19 27 15 33 13 22 15 12 dnf* dnf* dnf 66 Belgium BEL 1243 Francis Proot / Michel Proot 214 19 23 15 16 16 31* 29 22 23 35* 31 20 67 Austria AUT 4 Roland Regnemer / Pascal Weisang 218 28 16 28 dsq* 34 25 23 12 19 dsq* 23 10 68 Thailand THA 1 Damrogsak Vongtim / Niwat Triyat 223 22 24 30 28 7 26 18 24 22 22 35* dnf* 69 Hungary HUN 87 Karoly Ignacz / Peter Galantha 231 33* 32* 14 29 22 29 28 18 24 26 27 14 70 Bulgaria BUL 1 Nedko Vassilev / Ruslan Milev 232 29 21 31 20 38* 37* 30 11 18 31 29 12 71 Poland POL 50 Adam Lozowski / Tomasz Zalewski 247 23 27 22 dnf* 13 33 19 dnf* dnf 20 32 18 72 Slovenia SLO 16 Karlo Hmeljak / Jaka Bizjak 249 25 15 ocs* 27 23 20 3 dnf* dnf 16 dnf dnf 73 Singapore SIN 1 Wearn Haw Tan / Seng Leong Koh 252 16 17 ocs* 32 dsq* 22 25 29 dsq 32 22 17 74 Hungary HUN 1 Andras Alb / Tamas Kiss 253 35 18 33 14 37 38 13 dnf* dnf* 24 26 15 75 Turkey TUR 97 Serhat Altay / Tolga Yagly 262 34* 36* 32 26 29 34 34 27 26 17 16 21 76 Finland FIN 135 Leo Martio / Liro Jaakonsaari 279 32 30 17 30 14 28 20 dnf* dnf* 28 dnf dnf 77 Korea KOR 65 Yoon Young-Geun / Kim Hyeong-Tae 293 26 22 34 dnf* 36 35 27 28 29 23 33 dnf* 78 Slovenia SLO 39 Tine Moze / Jeranko Vid 300 39 26 dnf* dsq* 35 32 32 31 25 12 28 dsq - 2 - 18th December 2014 470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (men and mixed crews) BALATON - HUNGARY - 10-20 MAY 2000 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards) 112 boats - 42 nations - 5 Continents Final Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 79 France FRA 2576 Alexandre Mercier / Philippe Bougourd 45 7 12* 6 4 5 2 3 5 4 5 4 11* 80 Germany GER 4884 Thomas Piesker / Torsten Voigt 59 3 7 3 13 16* 12 23* 2 2 8 5 4 81 Russia RUS 1 Alexandre Guetoun / Anatoli Kovechnikov 63 8 3 5 1 2 1 4 1 3 dnf* dnf* dnf 82 China, PR CHN 11 Wang Guoxing / Zhang Yongdong 78 20* 6 8 20 12 13 1 3 1 13ocs* 1 83 Greece GRE 31 Gerassimoy Orologas / Andreas Paleras 92 6 4 1 2 3 3 dnf* dnf* dnf 3 17 18 84 Hungary HUN 71 Ivan Nemeth / Bence Allo 95 13 5 11 8 dsq* 7 5 8 dnf* 4 18 16 85 Germany GER 4787 Ulf Weigt / Christian Hafer 96 12 15 20* 5 25* 20 9 7 6 7 7 8 86 France FRA 2596 Jean Berland / Fabien Escude 101 5 23* 9 11 13 10 dsq* 13 11 9 11 9 87 China, PR CHN 1 Quian Jun / Zhad Weijun 108 26 14 ocs* 24 14 15 dsq* 4 5 2 1 3 88 Hungary HUN 70 Miklos Rauschenberger / Gabor Barath 112 4 9 7 7 8 16 13 dnf* dnf* 17 14 17 89 Estonia EST 11 Eerik Luka / Taavi Siilbek 114 17* 17 15 12 10 5 17 9 8 20* 16 5 90 Germany GER 4890 Thomas Fritz / Andreas Kohler 121 29* 13 10 21 4 24 8 rdg rdg 6 3 dnc* 91 Italy ITA 4245 Fernando Ziccarelli / Davide Gamba 123 21 2 23 3 6 9 12 dnf* dnf* 24 13 10 92 Hungary HUN 391 Gabor Sallai / Roland Markal 127 9 10 12 22* 1 8 19 14 14 23* 19 21 93 Poland POL 515 Marcin Czajkowski / Krzysztof Kierkowski 133 2 dsq* ocs* 9 dsq 19 2 6 9 14 ocs 2 94 Hungary HUN 335 Andras Takacs / Peter Takacs 135 22* 8 22* 19 9 18 10 10 10 21 15 15 95 Argentina ARG 61 Federico Calabrese / Mariano Vaidora 140 14 1 2 dsq* 11 4 dsq* dnf dnf 1 2 dnf 96 Austria AUT 3 Michael Lachsteiner / Florian Reichstaedter 145 24 dnf* 16 6 22 6 11 15 12 25 8 dnf* 97 Russia RUS 24 Leonid Vassiliev / Alexander Mikhailov 147 18 27* 18 17 ret* 17 21 11 13 11 9 12 98 Hungary
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    Hyères du 20 au 27 avril 2001 LA SEMAINE OLYMPIQUE FRANCAISE 2001 Hyères du 20 au 27 avril 2001 L’EPREUVE 2 Hyères du 20 au 27 avril 2001 2001 La Semaine Olympique Française, épreuve du circuit international, est le rendez-vous européen de l’élite mondiale de la voile. Elle accueille près de 1000 compétiteurs venus de 40 pays, qui s'affrontent pendant une semaine dans les eaux de la rade de Hyères. Cette épreuve permet aux équipes nationales de régater selon le même schéma de course qu’aux J.O., à une exception près : la SOF accepte jusqu’à huit représentants par pays et par bateau. Ainsi les plus grands médaillés Olympiques se retrouvent pour participer à cet événement mondial, réputé pour sa parfaite et rigoureuse organisation mais aussi pour son plan d'eau idyllique bordé par les Iles d'Or : Porquerolles, Port Cros et Le Levant. Une PARTICIPATION MONDIALE... Organisée par la Fédération Française de Voile avec la participation de la ville d’Hyères, la Semaine Olympique Française rassemble, autour de l'Equipe de France, les têtes de série de plus de 40 Equipes nationales : Afrique du Sud, Algérie, Andorre, Argentine, Allemagne, Australie, Autriche, Belgique, Brésil, Canada, Chine, Croatie, Danemark, Espagne, Estonie, Etats Unis, Finlande, Grande Bretagne, Grèce, Honk Kong, Hongrie, Indonésie, Israël, Irlande, Italie, Jamaïque, Japon, Lettonie, Mexique, Norvège, Nouvelle Zélande, Pays Bas, Pologne, Portugal, République Tchèque, Russie, Singapour, Slovaquie, Suède, Suisse, Tunisie, Turquie, Ukraine… LA SOF EN CHIFFRES ? 1000 concurrents
  • 1999 Worlds Melbourne

    1999 Worlds Melbourne

    470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (men and mixed crews) MELBOURNE - AUSTRALIA - 7-17 JANUARY 1999 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards) - 94 boats - 31 nations - 5 Continents Final Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 France FRA 2581 Benoît Petit / Jean-François Cuzon 55 27* 2 1 1 2 3 15 15 4 18* 11 1 2 Sweden SWE 315 Johan Molund / Mattias Rahm 67 3 13 6 14 12 17* 6 1 2 4 6 dnc* 3 Poland POL 5 Stanczyk Tomasz / Jakubiak Tomasz 79 2 16 8 15 8 22* 2 2 14 31* 2 10 4 Slovenia SLO 141 Copi Tomaz / Margon Mitja 83 5 5 5 4 7 6 16 28* 15 25* 17 3 5 France FRA 2574 Gildas Philippe / Tanguy Cariou 83 12 9 7 5 5 5 12 6 18 24* 21* 4 6 Portugal POR 22 Alvaro Marinho / Miguel Nunes 84 22* 11 9 7 17 13 1 27* 1 22 1 2 7 Ukraine UKR 7 Eugeniy Braslavets / Igor Matvienko 92 13 26 2 2 3 4 11 31* 13 30* 9 9 8 Australia AUS 310 Tom King / Mark Turnbull 96 ocs* 27* 11 11 1 1 22 17 8 8 12 5 9 Israel ISR 127 Eli Zukerman / Elad Ronen 98 9 21 3 6 11 15 7 30* 5 27* 15 6 10 Israel ISR 14 Ran Shental / Nir Shental 103 6 20* 25* 3 13 7 17 11 7 14 14 11 11 USA USA 1075 Morgan Reeser / Kevin Burnham 113 7 3 20 10 29* 12 3 22 20 12 4 25* 12 Great Britain GBR 780 Nicholas Rogers / Joe Glanfield 129 ocs* 6 21 9 21 dnf* 25 8 3 19 3 14 13 Japan JPN 3655 Takashi Tomoda / Kan Yamada 132 14 19 12 16 9 10 31* 9 11 23* 20 12 14 Australia AUS 328 Cameron Hooper / Malcolm Page 146 16 32* ocs* 8 6 2 4 29 25 29 10 17 15 Japan JPN 3823 Katsuya Takagi / Eumiaki Kimura 149 10 12 30* 27 14 20 29 10 30* 6 13 8 16 New Zealand NZL 187 Simon Cooke