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Deutsche Meisterschaften Und Platzierte 2009 Deutsche Meisterschaften und Platzierte 2009 Bootsklasse Platz Mannschaft Verein DSV-Nr. IDM 15 qm 1. Wilfried Schweer / Bernd Koy STSV N048 03.08.-07.08. 15 qm 2. Michael Hotho / Hugo Dölfes SCP BA077 15 qm 3. Jan Hustert / Morten Häger SCD N061 15 qm 4. Andreas Zethner / Erich Zethner Österreich 15 qm 5. Thomas Budde / Uwe Bertallot SVH N062 15 qm 6. Robert Heymann / Thomas Schüler MSVB BG020 DM 20 qm 1. Thomas Flach / Sven Diedering / Harald Schaale BTB B121 06.09.-11.09 20 qm 2. Christian Friedrich / Friedrich Göing / Matthias Schönfelder SVUH B030 20 qm 3. Florian Stock / Stefan Seifert / Tobias Barthel ARV08 SA034 20 qm 4. Lucas Zellmer / Michael Wiedstruck / Bernd Muschke SPYC B023 20 qm 5. Jörg Witte / Stepha Mädicke / Martin Herbst TSG B100 20 qm 6. Kay-Uwe Lüdtke / Karsten Schulz / Carsten Sumpf YCBG B120 DM 29er 1. Philipp Müller / Moritz Janich HSC BA016 09.10.-11.10. 29er 2. Simon Winter / Kilian Holzapfel SRV BA075 29er 3. Karin Marchart / Tina Marchart YCaT BA036 29er 4. Justus Schmidt / Max Böhme KYC SH017 29er 5. Jule Görge / Lotta Görge KYC SH017 29er 6. Stefan Gieser / Felix Meggendorfer WHW BW078 IDM 49er keine DM 11.06.-14.06. IDM 420er 1. Julian Autenrieth / Philipp Autenrieth BYC BA001 09.10.-13.10. 420er 2. Frederike Loewe / Anna Rattemeyer SVR B116 420er 3. Till Krüger / Oliver Wichert MSC HA033 420er 4. Jan Schliemann / Aaron Scherr YCRA BW003 420er 5. Malte Winkel / Lucas Thielemann SYC MV004 420er 6. Gordon Nickel / Daniel-Philip Hoffmann SVC N005 IDM 470er 1. Lucas Zellmer / Heiko Seelig SPYC B023 29.09.-04.10. 470er 2. Jan-Jasper Wagner / Lennart Scheffler VSaW B044 470er 3. Daniel Zepunkte / Dustin Baldewein VSaW B044 470er 4. Tim Elsner / Oliver Szymanski VSaW B044 470er 5. Denny Naujock / Nils Schröder WSV1921 B102 470er 6. Daniel reichart / Friedrich Gebert BYC BA001 IDM 505er 1. Jens Findel/ Johannes Tellen KYC SH017 17.07.-25.07. 505er 2. Dietrich Scheder-Bieschin/ Holger Jess NRV HA002 505er 3. Lutz Stengel/ Frank Feller RoYC MV003 505er 4. Christian Kellner/ Hans-Heinrich Rix HSC HA004 505er 5. Boris Hermann/Julien Kleiner ZSK N039 505er 6. Martin Görge/ Rainer Görge KYC SH017 DM Conger 1. Frank Schönfeldt / Karsten Bredt MSC HA033 03.08.-07.08. Conger 2. Sven Naumann / Günther Naumann HSC HA004 Conger 3. Julia Pechstein / Wolfgang Goeken HSC HA004 Conger 4. Hauke Weber / Maren Boy SVW N024 Conger 5. Stephan Zeyn / Karin Ostmeier-Zeyn HSC HA004 Conger 6. Peter Hösl / Florian Schwarzenberger HSSCR BA216 IDM Contender 1. Jörg Dannemann HSC HA004 20.05.-24.05. Contender 2. Gernot Goetz SCU BW009 Contender 3. Jörg Schlienkamp SCW NW055 Contender 4. Antonio Lambertini Italien Contender 5. Christop Engel KYC SH017 Contender 6. Oliver Thies HSC HA004 IDM Drachen 1. Markus Wieser / Sergei Pugachev / Georgiy Leonchuk Ukraine 13.07.-18.07. Drachen 2. Lars Hendriksen / Vadim Statsenko / Roman Sadchikov Ukraine Drachen 3. Evgeniy Braslavets / Sergyj Timokhov / Igor Sidorov Ukraine Drachen 4. Jan Seekamp / Gerd Köpcke / Björn Schütte WVH BR016 Drachen 5. P. Hoj Jensen / Mans Martensson / Theis Palm England Drachen 6. Jens Christensen / Kim Andersen / Anders Bagger Dänemark IDM Dyas 1. Michael Schmohl / Ralph Ostertag DTYC BA004 23.08.-28.08. Dyas 2. Hanspeter Zinsll / Kurt Helbing Schweiz Dyas 3. Michael Weber / Conny Huiskens YCRM R008 Dyas 4. Jens Leicher / Guido Hüttemann YCRM R008 Dyas 5. Heinz Gandlgruber / Martin Mehnert SRV BA075 Dyas 6. Christoph Welsch / Alexander Wilhelm HSC BA016 IDM Europe/w 1. Mareike Stiefker SVH N062 02.10.-03.10. Europe/w 2. Birgit Harder WVM SH162 Europe/w 3. Nadine Möller SCMO NW199 Europe/w 4. Stine Paeper ASC SH009 Europe/w 5. Emma Plasschaert Belgien Europe/w 6. Katja Müller BSV 26 MV052 IDM Europe/m 1. Moritz Kuralt YCRE NW025 02.10.-03.10. Europe/m 2. Sönke Herrmann HYC'86 SH175 Europe/m 3. Nicki Kraus FYC SH003 Europe/m 4. Arne Berg SSCK NW293 Europe/m 5. Jorgen Holm Dänemark Europe/m 6. Martin Kotte SC Rhe HA001 IDM Finn-Dinghy 1. Jan Kurfeld YCW61 MV012 14.10.-18.10. Finn-Dinghy 2. Florian Raudaschl Österreich Finn-Dinghy 3. Christoph Froh SYC MV004 Finn-Dinghy 4. Ulli Kurfeld YCW61 MV012 Finn-Dinghy 5. Cees Scheurwater Holland Finn-Dinghy 6. Martin Mitterer WVF BA027 IDM Flying Dutchman 1. Dirk Bogumil / Michael Lisken SVR B116 15.07.-19.07. Flying Dutchman 2. Ralph Jambor / Jens Schreiber TSG B100 Flying Dutchman 3. Jörg Herrmann / Oliver Hyzyk YCBG B120 Flying Dutchman 4. Jörg Witte / Stephan Mädicke TSG B100 Flying Dutchman 5. Kay-Uwe Lüdtke / Kai Schäfers YCBG B120 Flying Dutchman 6. Fred Schaaf / Caspar Schaaf Holland DM Nord. Folkeboot 1. Stefan Schneider / Gunnar Perlitz / Frank Thieme SpYc B023 14.09.-18.09. Nord. Folkeboot 2. Martin Rehbehn / Rainer Rehbehn / Jörg Niklas SYC SH023 Nord. Folkeboot 3. Ulf Kipcke / Dieter Kipcke / Gero Martens KYC SH017 Nord. Folkeboot 4. Stefan Klabunde / Alexander Prokopetz / Martin Zenker SCG B028 Nord. Folkeboot 5. Werner Fritz / Stefan Goebel / Rainer Kiewning CYC BA025 Nord. Folkeboot 6. Jürgen Breitenbach / Uwe Kock / Jonas Klegis SVS SH019 IDM H-Boot 1. Micki Liebl / Petra Dietz / Lasr Walter MYC BA003 08.06.-14.06. H-Boot 2. Fred-Axel Kapella / Christian Metzing / Amelie Kapella VSaW B044 H-Boot 3. Dirk Stadler / Peter Wiesner / Roger Lübbe SRS BA037 H-Boot 4. Burkhard Jakubeit / A.-C. Jakubeit / Andreas Dellwig YCRE NW025 H-Boot 5. Rainer Ochs / Daniel Jonksmanns / Wilhelm Jonksmanns ABC NW058 H-Boot 6. Bernd Zimmermann / Markus Keding / Christian Ladewig TSC BW071 DM H-Jolle 1. Florian Stock / Tobias Barthel ARV SA034 29.07.-01.08. H-Jolle 2. Wilfried Schomäker / Jakob Schneider ZSK N039 H-Jolle 3. Tobias Bartels / Axel Oetken DHH-RG HA073 H-Jolle 4. Christian Stock / Sören Nettelbeck ARV SA034 H-Jolle 5. Werner Amand / Jens Priebe DYC NW002 H-Jolle 6. Hans-Jörg Wohl / Lars Kublun DJC NW002 IDM Hobie Cat 16 1. Knud Jansen / Merle Siebrecht CKA HA048 30.05.-01.06. Hobie Cat 16 2. Detlef Mohr / Karen Wichardt SCKE SH133 Hobie Cat 16 3. Taylor Booth / Emma Sturgeon Australien Hobie Cat 16 4. Stefan Wiese-Dohse / Susanne Gehrmann SCKE SH133 Hobie Cat 16 5. Ingo Delius / Sabine Wenig SCKE SH133 Hobie Cat 16 6. Stephan Schubert / Tom Schreyack SCKE SH133 DM Ixylon 1. Volker Schoen/ Andreas Schickel SSV MV014 21.07.-25.07. Ixylon 2. Ralf Bundel/ Angelika Scholz SSGR SC007 Ixylon 3. Jürgen Deutschmann/ Steffen Uhlemann YCBG B120 Ixylon 4. Steffen Weigel/Ronald Böhm SSGR SC007 Ixylon 5. Bärbel Claus/ Stefan Claus SYC MV004 Ixylon 6. Reinhard Bauer/ Daniel Bauer YCBG B120 IDM Kielzugvogel 1. Thomas Schiffer / Heinrich Lenz SKBUe NW174 04.07.-09.07. Kielzugvogel 2. Jörg Friedlein / Daniel Scheer SCH NW273 Kielzugvogel 3. Klaus Antrecht / Christian Kujan SCMa N049 Kielzugvogel 4. Hans-Günter Besche / Alexander Kost YCL NW077 Kielzugvogel 5. Jürgen Richardt / Gerd Stejskal SKEH NW034 Kielzugvogel 6. Manfred Brändle / Michael Hotho DUYC NW057 IDM Korsar 1. Uta Thieme / Frank Thieme BYC B046 02.08.-04.08. Korsar 2. Peter Sippel / Sascha Broy WSC BA034 Korsar 3. Michael Heilingbrunner / Uter Rogers AMSC BA002 Korsar 4. Markus Klug / Stephanie Klug WSC BA034 Korsar 5. Susanne Krüger / Kirstin Krüger SCA B043 Korsar 6. Tim Friederici / Christof Müller DSCU NW075 IDM Laser 1. Tobias Schadewaldt NRV HA002 14.10.-18.10. Laser 2. Philipp Buhl SCAI BA054 Laser 3. Frithjof Schwerdt PYC B048 Laser 4. Malte Kamrath VSaW B044 Laser 5. Michael Zittlau SMCUE BW044 Laser 6. Max Jambor TSG B100 IDM Laser Radial 1. Lisa Fasselt YCRE NW025 14.10.-18.10. Laser Radial 2. Franziska Goltz SSV MV008 Frauen Laser Radial 3. Christiane de Nijs SCN SH061 Laser Radial 4. Audyovß Markéta CZE Laser Radial 5. Lisa Rattemeyer SGS BG001 Laser Radial 6. Martje Uecker EYC SH058 IDM Laser Radial keine DM 01.10.-04.10. Männer DM Match-Race 1. Kathrin Kadelbach / Ulrike Schümann / Markus Koy VSaW B044 01.10.-04.10. Match-Race 2. Andreas Willim / Henning Sohn / ChrisHartkopf DYC NW002 Match-Race 3. Alexander Hagen / Tom Gosch /Lennart Briesienek-Pudenz NRV HA002 Match-Race 4. Stefan Meister / Urs Wihlfahrt / Philipp Semmer YCBG B120 Match-Race 5. Carsten Kemmling / Kai Kemmling / Peter Stein DYC NW002 Match-Race 6. Jan-Eike Andresen / Max Ziegelmayer / Klaas Höpcke NRV HA002 IDM O-Jolle 1. Stefan de Vries Niederlande 20.07.-23.07. O-Jolle 2. Wolfgang Hoefener SV Hüde N062 O-Jolle 3. Donald Lippert WSV 1921 B102 O-Jolle 4. Martin Hofmann KSCH NW084 O-Jolle 5. Frank Lietzmann DJC B099 O-Jolle 6. Jörg Legien DSCU NW075 IDM OK-Jolle 1. Nick Craig England 04.07.-07.07. OK-Jolle 2. Greg Wilcox Neuseeland OK-Jolle 3. Martin von Zimmermann SCOE HA006 OK-Jolle 4. Oliver Gronholz SSC SH055 OK-Jolle 5. Jǿrgen Lindhardtsen Dänemark OK-Jolle 6. Sönke Behrens SCOE HA006 IDM Pirat 1. Ralf Strzelecki / Frank Thieme VSaW B044 19.09.-25.09. Pirat 2. Jörg Saeger / Andreas Gluschke BTB B121 Pirat 3. Sascha Schröter / Holger Hoff SCN B009 Pirat 4. Detlef Hegert / Oliver Bajon RSG 53 BG066 Pirat 5. Frank Schönfeldt / Thorsten Sperl MSC HA033 Pirat 6. Erik Witzmann / Marco Kretschmann SV 03 B049 IDM Schwertzugvogel 1. Thomas Schiffer / Heinrich Lenz SCBÜ NW174 21.08.-25.08. Schwertzugvogel 2. Alexander Antrecht / Alexander Gensch SCM N049 Schwertzugvogel 3. Michael Hollo / Carsten Bredt SCP BA077 Schwertzugvogel 4. Axel Fischer / Christian Kujan RCTT R012 Schwertzugvogel 5. Henry Kopplin / Jörg Wenzel ZSV B054 Schwertzugvogel 6. Eckert Friedhoff / Heike Friedhoff SVG N045 IDM Starboot 1. Werner Fritz / Uli Seeberger CYC BA025 21.09.-24.09. Starboot 2. Ludger Hüttermann / Daniel Hüttermann PYC B048 Starboot 3. Hubert Merkelbach / Gerrit Barthel BYCUE BW001 Starboot 4.
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