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Ammersee Yardstickzahlen 2018-Mai Grundsätzliches Beschluß vom 06.10.2007: Es wurde beschlossen, dass es nur eine Yardstickzahl für jedes Schiff gibt, somit ist eine Änderung der Yst-Zahl von Regatta zu Regatta ausgeschlossen z.B.: fährt eine Yacht dauerhaft (die ganze Saison) ohne Spi, erhält sie, sobald es dem AYA gemeldet ist, eine Vergütung um +1 Beschluß vom 06.10.2007: … die Yst-Zahl von Drachen mit Holzmast um +1, bei Holzmasten ohne Backstagen um +2 zu ändern. Yardstick Bemerkungen Segel Nr. Eigner Club 2018 Besonderheiten Bootstyp Bootsname letzte Bearbeitung Klaus Gattinger, 70 qm Ketsch SIR SHACKLETON Apr 12 116 Christian Seelos 70qm Gr+V + Motor 100 qm Yawl Wiking III ASVIM ASVIM Jan 09 92 nur mit Spi! (Gen 170) Besan 13; Klüver 37 Rennzehner "N" n47 Hagenmayer Jun 17 112 mit Spi 11m One Design Il Veccio GER 148 Michael Riederer HSC Jan 09 87 gr. Spi + Amwind; ohne Trapeze 11m One Design Jan 09 89 6er Klassik Yacht Sechser Onda Canta Eickmann Feb 18 103 15er Jollenkreuzer Antonia G 1064 Christian Zeuschner YCS Jan 09 106 15er Jollenkreuzer Alex. Eldracher-Beck SCIA Jun 13 108 15er Jollenkreuzer Kalimera GER 585 Althaus SGU/TSVU Apr 18 111 7/8 Holzmast 16 Jollenkreuzer Tourer Mai 16 109 16 Jollenkreuzer No a Getuem GER 448 Maria Sommer SGU Apr 14 102 16 Jollenkreuzer Jana GER 444 Robert Ness ESC Apr 14 102 16 Jollenkreuzer Aiolos GER 450 Reiner Herget ESC Apr 14 102 16 Jollenkreuzer Ammerhex Jochen Steuerer ESC Apr 14 102 1977 16 Jollenkreuzer Camino GER 441 Stephan Kaiser ESC Jun 17 101 mit Gennacker 16 Jollenkreuzer Dicke Berta G 361 Mathias Halsband ESC Apr 14 108 BJ 79 18 Footer Jan 09 76 > 1000 kg, Holzrigg, BJ 1962; Spi >55; Holzvorstag; I 20er Jollenkreuzer Andrea R 744 Hartmut Ploetzner HSC Jun 10 108 bis max 7,5 Baujahr 1964, Holzmast Hoch, Gewicht segelfertig 965 20er Jollenkreuzer Thomas R 907 Thomas Kaiser YCU88 Mrz 15 106 kg 20er Jollenkreuzer upside down GER 1299 Ulrich von Altenstadt SCLL Jul 13 99 nach AYA Berechnungsregel f. 20er 20er Jollenkreuzer MyFavorite R 1312 Peter Müller ? Jul 13 99 BJ 2000; 760 Kg; Alu, Spi vermutlich 50 20er Jollenkreuzer Windpocke GER 220 Hans-Georg Hiller SVM Jan 09 106 nach AYA Berechnungsregel f. 20er 20er Jollenkreuzer Rasso R 511 Georg Ude YCU 88 Jan 09 107 BJ 55 20er Jollenkreuzer Wilde 13 R 843 Christian Barnstedt ASC Jan 09 106 Alu Rigg, > 1000 kg, BJ 1960 Dr. Joachim 20er Jollenkreuzer MRS. SIPPI GER 1109 ESC Apr 12 100 ALU, 900 kg, BJ 84 Laubenthal 20er Jollenkreuzer Bolina OE 95 Marion Hofmann SGU Jan 10 99 ALU Rigg, 765 kg, BJ 1980; Spi >55 20er Jollenkreuzer Phyloxenia R 494 Harald Sperka SWB Jan 09 107 BJ 60; Holz Top, 1,02 to 20er Jollenkreuzer Alora R 1221 Wolfgang Nördinger HSC Jul 12 97 BJ 94; 730 kg; ALU 20er Jollenkreuzer Arcadia G 1196 Frank Reger DSC Apr 09 105 BJ 92, 1040 kg; Holz 20er Jollenkreuzer Faible 2 ASViM Jun 09 101 Alu, 850 kg; 1985 20er Jollenkreuzer Pummel R 1099 Andeas Berr SCF Jun 09 107 1960;1,3t;Holzrigg 20er Jollenkreuzer Potzblitz R 1975 Saty U. Dobertin Jun 09 106 TOP Alu, 1000 kg, BJ 1975, ohne Spi ohne Deklaration; anderes Balast-Schwert, Gennaker, 20er JK Sonderbau Spitfire 1 Klaus Pannier DSC /SCF Jun 09 93 anders Segel 22-Jollenkreuzer (C ) Kalusa, Thomas Jul 11 106 Holzrigg, BJ 55-60, Mast 1m länger als 20er 22 qm Rennjolle Feb 17 98 22 qm Sch. Kr. Windspiel Rolf Walter BSVR Mrz 15 102 Original BJ1929, ohne Foliensegel, ohne Alumast, 22 qm Sch. Kr. Florian Hagenmeier DSC Mrz 15 102 beobachten 29er Jan 09 94 30 qm Binnenkiel. / L-Boot Aldebaran ASVIM Jan 09 103 30 qm Binnenkiel. / L-Boot Thomas Höring DSC Jun 17 100 siehe L-Boot 30 qm Jollenkr. Möwe Dr. Helmut WaldmannSWB Jan 09 108 Mast um 1,2m gekürzt Allgemeiner Allg. Sport 35er Nat. Kreuzer Herzog Ernst T 90 Mrz 15 103 längerer Spibaum, Segellatten, 36m² am Wind, Sportverein e.V Verein Steinlechner 35er Nat. Kreuzer Waggi T66 Mrz 15 106 nach KV 36qm am Wind, beobachten Bootswerft 35er Nat. Kreuzer Freya T 45 Jochen Sties ASVIM Jan 09 102 35er Nat. Kreuzer/ 7m KR Ramona G 189 Willi Ernst BSV07 Jan 09 104 4,1 KR Kielyacht Klöpfer AYC Jan 09 122 40 qm Sch. Kr. Lola GER 41 ASC Jan 13 95 neuer Mast lt. KV; keine Latten 40 qm Sch. Kr. Jan 13 95 nach DSV YST 420 er Jan 09 115 nach DSV YST 470 er Jan 09 103 nach DSV YST 505 er Jan 09 94 45 qm Nat Kr. ARGO II P 106 AYC AYC Apr 14 94 45 qm Nat Kr. Ariadne P 34 Kurt Fleck AYC Apr 14 95 45 qm Nat Kr. Thimalus P 204 RMDSC Apr 14 94 45 qm Nat Kr. Condor P 4 BSV BSVR Jan 13 98 Dr. Klaus-Jürgen 45 qm Nat Kr. Altschwabing P 57 SCF Mai 15 98 beobachten, E-Motor, Peitschenmast, Erstdeklaration Werner 49er NEU Jun 10 81 Neues Rigg Kohlefaser Mast (Voll Carbonmast) 49er ALT Jun 10 82 Altes Rigg (Alu + Carbonmast) 49 FX Jan 13 84 5,5 qm Seekreuzer Windspiel Norbert Gürke BSVR Jan 09 114 52 qm Yawl Sturmvogel BSV BSVR Jan 09 117 59er Slippery when wet GBR 103 James Bretherick SCIA Jun 09 94 Trapez; 6mR Onda Canta G141 Carina Eickmann AYC Jan 09 96 80 qm Yawl Albatros A.-See-Segelschule Jan 09 112 8m One Design Jan 09 92 DSV Akros Jan 09 88 Albin Vega Spökenkieker GER 2017 Alfons Hätscher SGU Mrz 15 115 Volvo Penta 7 kW fester Propeller zweiflüglig Albin Vega Salacia II 2366 Michael Nagel Mrz 15 115 fester Propeller dreiflüglig Banner 23 Race Onassis G 51 Carlo Forster YCS Feb 17 98 DSV; vgl. Scholtz; Skippi, Ufo22, U20 Banner 28 Shogun G 189 Klaus Müller SCLL Jan 09 100 Banner 28 CoolRunning G 160 Jun 10 101 E-Motor mit fest. Welle Bavaria 29 13 Emil Baisch ESC Jan 09 109 Kurzer Kiel Bavaria 707 Peter Augsdörfer Jun 11 115 DSV Standard KK mit Motor Bavaria 760 3078 Markus Hack Mai 15 118 7/8 Rigg; ohne Spi; Motor fest Propeller Beck 990 Leonarda GER 2 Albert Kaltenstadler Jan 09 100 Bull 7000 Jan 10 96 DSV Beneteau 25 /Platu Seahorse 2 GER45 Schmidt , Christian Feb 15 94 DSV Bucero Stromer G 84 Spitzer, Manfred SCLL Jan 09 114 vgl. Pandora Chiemseeplätte Blaue Lagune 441 Philip Karlstetter ESC Jan 09 125 Compromise 720 Top Dürrschmidt SCLL Jan 09 111 Contes SA 777 Mythos - Piendl, Markus SSCA Jul 13 115 Cross 25 Reis, Wolfgang SCLL Jan 09 110 vgl. zur Dehlya 25 Dänischer Langkieler Henriette 1 Poll, D SVM Jan 09 112 4Tonnen Verdrängung Dänischer Spitzgatter Sniggel Snuggel Fritz,Peter ASC Jan 09 114 Dehler 22 Jan 09 114 Dehler 25 Jan 09 114 Dehler 28/S 7/8 Jan 09 108 Dehlya 22 Trall G 36 Pohl, Rudi SC LTG61 Jan 12 113 Dehlya 25 Caprise Großmann Werner Jan 09 114 Dehlya 25 Free Willy Wagner, Wilhelm SGA Jan 09 114 Dehlya 25 Papalagi Anton Kraus SGA Jan 09 115 Motor Dehlya 25 GER 555 Handschack, Jörg Jan 09 112 Toppgetakelt Delta Yacht Seehase Ulrich Lanz BSV Apr 12 120 Diva Mümmi2 D24 T. Müller SGA Feb 14 98 Gen 30,6 Drachen Jan 09 108 Standard 109 mit Holzmast um +1 Drachen (Holzmasten) Jan 09 110 mit Holzmasten ohne Backstagen um +2 Dolphin 81 Jan 09 89 Dyas Jan 09 102 Dynamic 2000 Shooting Star GER 046 Baur, Hubert SCLL Feb 14 101 Gen56 / Spi41 Dynamic 35 GERONIMO GER 115 Bauer, Hans SCLL Apr 12 90 Diamant 2000 Apr 12 103 Spi41 Diamant 2000 Lydia GER 111 Eric Langkau Apr 12 101 Gen56 / Spi41 E-Jolle (20qm) Aella E 17 Orlamünder, Nico BSVR Jan 09 108 Elan 295 Obsession GER 5659 Dieber, Dirk USCA Jan 09 104 DSV-Zahl vermutlich falsch Esse 850 Feb 14 86 Etap 20 Mephisto Prescha, Ernst Jan 09 116 Etap 21i Grisou Bernhard Engelmann Jan 09 113 Etap 22i 197 Helf Benno SGA Jan 09 114 Ohne Spi Etap 24i 4197 Wolfgang Schreiber Kreuzer Abt. Jul 12 110 DSV Zwinkiel Europe Jan 09 116 Evolution 32 Revolution XXI GBR 4618R Andreas Miehle RCO Jun 11 93 Fan 23 Trall Rudi Pohl LTG61 Jun 10 115 Fighter Jan 09 108 Finn Holzrigg und Dacronsegel Jan 09 114 Finn mit Carbonmast Jan 09 110 Klaus Huber Finn mit Alumast Jan 09 112 Bernd Mayr First 31.7 Mai 11 98 langer Kiel nach DSV First Class 8 Jan 09 101 Frauscher F 31 Bauer, Richard BSV Jan 09 99 Friendship 25 TS 117 Jakob, Johann Jan 09 112 Werftstandard Furia Blue Velvet G 3579 Lecker DSC Jan 09 103 Sonderbau Flying Cruiser Sonnenvogel 2130 Anolleck, Gerd SGA Jan 12 125 Flying Dutchman Jan 09 94 Greyhound 20 KKS Cymba 156 Lebender SGA Jan 09 121 ohne Spi Gaffelkutter oldhucky GK4 Webelhaus Markus Feb 16 120 Klüver 7m², Holzmast H-Boot Spezial EOS 1426 Manfed Bock SCLL Feb 17 104 beobachten H-Boot Jan 09 106 h26 Jan 09 104 Standart h26 Debonair II 152 Christoph Lehmann ASC Jan 09 106 Motor + Festpropreller Hai 590 Ammerhai 366 Jan 09 123 ohne Spi Hallberg Rassy Mistral 33 Aiolos II M33 Dr. Frank Tschenker Jan 09 109 Hansajolle Mai 19 123 Happy Racing Dieter Schuhmacher Jul 12 113 Helios Alice D. Ernst, Georg USCA Jan 09 112 mit Spi Helios Jim Panse Sticker USCA Jan 09 112 mit Spi Helios Standard Jan 09 114 Imexsus 27 Horst Eckel Jul 12 Inferno 29 Inschallah GER+C40 152Ehrig, Klaus SCLL Jan 09 100 Faltpropeller Internat.
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    Centerboard Classes NAPY D-PN Wind HC For Handicap Range Code 0-1 2-3 4 5-9 14 (Int.) 14 85.3 86.9 85.4 84.2 84.1 29er 29 84.5 (85.8) 84.7 83.9 (78.9) 405 (Int.) 405 89.9 (89.2) 420 (Int. or Club) 420 97.6 103.4 100.0 95.0 90.8 470 (Int.) 470 86.3 91.4 88.4 85.0 82.1 49er (Int.) 49 68.2 69.6 505 (Int.) 505 79.8 82.1 80.9 79.6 78.0 A Scow A-SC 61.3 [63.2] 62.0 [56.0] Akroyd AKR 99.3 (97.7) 99.4 [102.8] Albacore (15') ALBA 90.3 94.5 92.5 88.7 85.8 Alpha ALPH 110.4 (105.5) 110.3 110.3 Alpha One ALPHO 89.5 90.3 90.0 [90.5] Alpha Pro ALPRO (97.3) (98.3) American 14.6 AM-146 96.1 96.5 American 16 AM-16 103.6 (110.2) 105.0 American 18 AM-18 [102.0] Apollo C/B (15'9") APOL 92.4 96.6 94.4 (90.0) (89.1) Aqua Finn AQFN 106.3 106.4 Arrow 15 ARO15 (96.7) (96.4) B14 B14 (81.0) (83.9) Bandit (Canadian) BNDT 98.2 (100.2) Bandit 15 BND15 97.9 100.7 98.8 96.7 [96.7] Bandit 17 BND17 (97.0) [101.6] (99.5) Banshee BNSH 93.7 95.9 94.5 92.5 [90.6] Barnegat 17 BG-17 100.3 100.9 Barnegat Bay Sneakbox B16F 110.6 110.5 [107.4] Barracuda BAR (102.0) (100.0) Beetle Cat (12'4", Cat Rig) BEE-C 120.6 (121.7) 119.5 118.8 Blue Jay BJ 108.6 110.1 109.5 107.2 (106.7) Bombardier 4.8 BOM4.8 94.9 [97.1] 96.1 Bonito BNTO 122.3 (128.5) (122.5) Boss w/spi BOS 74.5 75.1 Buccaneer 18' spi (SWN18) BCN 86.9 89.2 87.0 86.3 85.4 Butterfly BUT 108.3 110.1 109.4 106.9 106.7 Buzz BUZ 80.5 81.4 Byte BYTE 97.4 97.7 97.4 96.3 [95.3] Byte CII BYTE2 (91.4) [91.7] [91.6] [90.4] [89.6] C Scow C-SC 79.1 81.4 80.1 78.1 77.6 Canoe (Int.) I-CAN 79.1 [81.6] 79.4 (79.0) Canoe 4 Mtr 4-CAN 121.0 121.6
  • Scratch Sheet

    Scratch Sheet

    BowNumber Fleet Division Boat Class SailNo HelmName Rating 106 Multihull Non-Spinnaker A Kyla H16 111747 Isabella Gaston 76 157 Multihull Non-Spinnaker A H16 114245 Shane Gaston 76 165 Multihull Non-Spinnaker A H16 114323 Tony Wood 76 158 Multihull Spinnaker A Workplay Supercat 22 2212 Rundell Curtis 57 182 Multihull Spinnaker A Sea Ya Nacra 20C 131 Kirk Newkirk 57.9 159 Multihull Spinnaker A BHK II CFR 20' 10 Brian Lambert 58.1 138 PHRF Non-Spinnaker A Skedaddle e33 12 Rick Skinner 111 125 PHRF Non-Spinnaker A Unwinder Legend 37.5 494 Steve Zito 129 130 PHRF Non-Spinnaker A Bora S2 10.3 28 Semih Kangal 141 135 PHRF Non-Spinnaker B Miss Grace S2 7.9FK 455 Mike Wierszalowski 162 171 PHRF Non-Spinnaker B BLACK FINN FREEDOM 40 11 David Clarkson 168 119 PHRF Non-Spinnaker B New Wake J-24 3723 Dan Herzog 171 143 PHRF Non-Spinnaker C Belize Aloha 34 211 Tere Mills 183 109 PHRF Non-Spinnaker C Segue Hunter Cutter 37 6597 Albert Allen 186 160 PHRF Non-Spinnaker C Gypsy Wind Tartan 34/C 495 Jack Ardrey 192 144 PHRF Non-Spinnaker C WAVE DANCER Columbia 9.6 7109 Ryan McKee 198 177 PHRF Non-Spinnaker D Mustang Beneteau First 265 21 Randall Boudreaux 210 133 PHRF Non-Spinnaker D DAGNABIT S2 6.7 6 John Helmstadter 210 110 PHRF Non-Spinnaker D Finally Pearson 26OD 14 John Ballard 213 141 PHRF Non-Spinnaker D The Wanderer S2 6.9 130 Ken Lacey 213 183 PHRF Spinnaker A Fine line J-33 mod 3301 Johnny Roberts 66 166 PHRF Spinnaker A Coquette BeneteaufF42 F24 Arthur Portas 75 127 PHRF Spinnaker A Hippy Chick Melges 24 30 Julian Bingham 93 140 PHRF Spinnaker
  • Entry Details for Photographers

    Entry Details for Photographers

    J.P.Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race 2014 Entry Details for Photographers Sail Number Boat Name Hull Colour Design Type 001 ORION RED/YELLOW Firebird 8m 01 FINNLADY White Seafinn 411 CAY1 PARADOX Grey CO1 MEOW White Contessa 26 DQ1 PSYCHE white Gaff Yawl GBR1 TEAM RICHARD MILLE White & Black GC32 GBR1L ALICE OF HAMBLE White J/109 GBR1R LEOPARD BLUE Farr 100 Canting Keel GRN01 TANGALANGA WHITE Beneteau First 47.7 NL1 SPAX SOLUTION RORO1 VERITY K white Countess 36 RUS1 MONSTER PROJECT BLUE Volvo 60 DS2 JOLIE BRISE BLACK Pilot Cutter DS2X BRASSED OFF white Westerly Discus GBR2L JIGSAW White J/109 RORO2 SPIRIT OF SCOTT BADER white RO-RO cat 02 GBR3L ME JULIE J/109 4 SWEET CHARIOT White Farr 60 GBR004 COOL RUNNINGS Dark Grey Open 7.50 05 R5 Dark Grey Broadblue Rapier 400 GBR5 PIP White Pogo S1 6 WHITE LIGHT White Parker 31 R6 SEA JAY Varnish Rhodes 6 tonner 8 PRINCE OF BRADWELL white Mirage 29 GBR8R MOONLIGHTING White Collins 35 009 HEART OF GOLD White Najad 410 GBR9L SUNSHINE White Ker 9m GBR9R MURKA Green Swan 48 K9 WOOF H Boat NG9 KINGFISHER Blue Norfolk Gypsy GBR10 ROSALBA White Open 60 Owen Clark 11 THALIA Wanhill Gaff Cutter 12 MERCATOR White Etap 30 12X BETTY White Najad 355 SC15 BECKY Blue Seacracker 33 17 BLITHE SPIRIT White Southerly 38 17X BLACK JACK Black Jack Cornish Crabber 24 Mk2 GBR17R VONDELING White Swan 45 K17 SCEPTRE white 12 Metre 19 JABIRU Maroon Yarmouth 23 19X SANDPIPER White Parker 235 OR20 SOPHAN White Westerly Oceanranger 38 P20 ALICE PELLOW White with black top sides Cornish Crabber Pilot Cutter FRA21
  • SLVYRA List of Rated Yachts As of August 15Th 2019 Liste ARVSL Des Voiliers Mesurés En Date Du 15 Aout 2019

    SLVYRA List of Rated Yachts As of August 15Th 2019 Liste ARVSL Des Voiliers Mesurés En Date Du 15 Aout 2019

    SLVYRA list of rated yachts as of August 15th 2019 Liste ARVSL des voiliers mesurés en date du 15 Aout 2019 NO. NOM/NAME TYPE CLUB LAC CODE SPI T/T T/D CODE VB T/T T/D CLAS. HDCP 0 SOLACE ALBERG 22-1 RO O 555K 0.891 282 5B5K 0.874 300 VB(3) base 0 DIANA ALBERG 29-1 ZZ S553 0.929 243 SC53 0.908 264 VB(2) base 0 TRAIL WIND ALBERG 29-1 ZZ 5555 0.945 228 5B55 0.926 246 VB(2) base 0 L'ADDITION ALBIN VEGA 27-1 PC StL(1) 5555 0.926 246 5B55 0.908 264 VB(2) base 0 REAL ESCAPE ALBIN VEGA 27-1 B StL(1) 5555 0.926 246 5B55 0.908 264 VB(2) base 0 COOL SEAS (226) ALBIN VEGA 27-1 ZZ 5555 0.926 246 5B55 0.908 264 VB(2) base 0 REYKJAVIK 2 ALOHA 8.2/27-1 L D-M 5555 0.962 213 5B55 0.942 231 VB(2) base 0 THALASSA (073) ALOHA 8.2/27-1 B StL(1) 5555 0.962 213 5B55 0.942 231 VB(2) base 0 WANDERLUST ALOHA 8.5/28-1 B StL(1) 5555 0.982 195 5B55 0.962 213 VB(2) base 0 SHE CAT ALOHA 8.5/28-1 RO O 3555 0.975 201 3B55 0.955 219 VB(2) mes. 0 CIAO ALOHA 8.5/28-1 SF StF 5555 0.982 195 5B55 0.962 213 2 base 0 SHANGRILA ALOHA 8.5/28-1 SF StF 5555 0.982 195 5B55 0.962 213 VB(2) base 0 LA PIAULE 2 ANNAPOLIS 26-1 S D-M 457M 0.955 219 4B7M 0.936 237 VB(3) base 0 ZEN BAYFIELD 25-1 S D-M 2543 0.885 288 2C43 0.865 309 VB(3) mes.