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470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (for men and mixed crews) TORONTO - CANADA - 10-20 AUGUST 1995 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards for Gold and Bronze fleets and one discard for Silver fleet) 108 boats - 32 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 Greece GRE 131 ANDREAS KOSMATOPOULOS / COSTAS TRIGONIS 69,50 6 26* 1 4 13 13 5 1 15 5 7 18* 2 Italy ITA 4076 MATTEO IVALDI / MICHELE IVALDI 95,00 15 3 3 5 11 19 14 10 6 9 pms* 23* 3 Israel ISR 14 RAN SHENTAL / NIR SHENTAL 108,00 8 19 23* 11 18 9 3 2 20* 20 4 14 4 Ukraine UKR 7 EVGENIY BRASLAVETS / IGOR MATVIENKO 109,50 dsq* 36* 7 1 28 29 10 5 24 1 2 3 5 USA USA 1705 MORGAN REESER / KEVIN BURNHAM 109,75 16 1 17 8 22* 5 22 4 18 6 pms* 13 6 Greece GRE 93 JORDAN PASCHALIDES / ATHANASIOS PACHOUMAS 110,00 7 pms* 2 17 4 15 27 3 11 dns* 18 6 7 Croatia CRO 92 IVAN KURET / MARKO MISURA 117,75 17 5 16 3 16 23* 6 26* 1 15 23 16 8 Russia RUS 4 D. BEREZKIN / E. BOORMATNOV 125,75 28 34* 18 7 1 18 16 17 32* 7 3 11 9 France FRA 12547 GILDAS PHILIPPE / TANGUY CARIOU 127,75 24 20 5 13 32* 1 2 9 7 16 pms* 31 10 France FRA 12502 OLIVER PONTHIEU / DIMITRI DERUELLE 132,00 9 17 10 2 6 11 35* dns* 30 26 17 4 11 Israel ISR 127 ELI ZUCKERMAN / SAAR BAR 134,50 36* 24 6 10 23 24 1 pms* 21 8 1 17 12 Australia AUS 298 TOM KING / OWEN MACMAHON 135,00 2 2 11 32* 29* 22 21 15 16 28 11 7 13 New Zealand NZL 169 LINCOLN FRASER / NATHAN HANDLEY 149,00 25 14 8 31* 9 32* 19 20 9 14 19 12 14 Estonia EST 1 TONU TONISTE / TOOMAS TONISTE 151,00 23 25* 19 12 14 10 9 8 31* 21 16 19 15 Portugal POR 118 HUGO ROCHA / NUNO BARRETO 152,00 29 16 14 21 12 2 4 6 33* 33 pms* 15 16 Spain ESP 1748 JORDI CALAFAT / FRANCISCO SANCHEZ 152,75 1 13 12 20 17 pms* 23 dns* 2 dns 25 2 17 Israel ISR 13 SHAI BACHAR / SHEMESH EREZ 154,00 18 29 15 34 5 7 24 pms* 4 dns* 9 9 18 Italy ITA 3933 PAOLO CIAN / FRANCESCO DELLA TORRE 157,00 26* 4 9 22 24 30* 15 19 19 2 22 21 19 Argentina ARG 80 FRANCISCO PAILLOT / PABLO DESPONTHIN 157,75 34* 22 20 28 15 26 32* 7 13 18 8 1 20 Australia AUS 297 LEE KNAPTON / JOHN HARRIS 166,00 21 6 21 36* 19 20 7 16 3 17 pms* 36 21 Sweden SWE 301 CLAES GREGART / MARTIN ANDERSSON 167,00 4 35 22 6 36 pms* pms* dns 10 3 5 8 GOLD GOLD FLEET GOLD GOLD FLEET 22 Belgium BEL 1194 JOHAN BELLEMANS / DIRK BELLEMANS 173,00 20 12 28* 26 26 3 12 12 8 27 27 32* 23 USA USA 1700 MICHAEL STURMAN / BOB LITTLE 176,00 11 21 13 18 31 12 25 dns* 36* 13 10 22 24 Canada CAN 500 THILO GIESE / SCOTT DAVIS 181,00 3 8 25 16 35* 34* 34 13 17 29 12 24 25 New Zealand NZL 155 GREGORY BALL / PHILLIP MCNEILL 182,00 14 18 37* 14 10 31 20 dns* 5 23 14 33 26 Canada CAN 535 PAUL HANNAM / BRIAN STOREY 183,00 31 9 36 29 7 4 pms* 11 22 24 pms* 10 27 Switzerland SUI 8 CHRISTOPHER RAST / JEAN-PIERRE ZIEGERT 183,00 27 7 31 9 37* 16 11 dns* 29 4 20 29 28 USA USA 1647 KERRY POE / CHRIS BITTNER 183,00 19 11 33 23 33 6 8 dns* 25 19 6 34* 29 France FRA 12527 BENOIT PETIT / JEAN-FRANCOIS CUZON 185,00 30* 15 30* 24 8 21 17 18 14 11 30 27 30 France FRA 12530 MAXIME PAUL / OLIVER LAIR 197,00 5 28 4 30 20 dsq* 29 pms* 34 12 15 20 31 Japan JPN 3274 KENJI NAKAMURA / MASATO TAKAKI 202,00 33 32 26 27 27 8 13 21 35* 10 pms* 5 32 USA USA 1691 JOSH ADAMS / BOB MERRICK 204,00 12 30* 24 25 21 14 28 14 23 30 13 37* 33 Poland POL 507 MAREK CHOCIAN / ZDZISLAW STANIUL 207,00 35* 31 35* 15 2 17 18 24 28 25 21 26 34 France FRA 12516 FABRICE KNIPPING / PHILIPPE GASPARINI 216,00 32* 10 32* 19 25 25 31 23 12 22 24 25 35 Singapore SIN 8 SHAW HER SLEW / CHARLES LIM 237,00 10 23 27 33 3 28 26 dns* 27 34 26 35* 36 Netherlands NED 878 BEN KOUWENHOUVEN / JAN KOUWENHOUVEN 273,00 13 27 34* 35* 34 27 33 22 26 32 29 30 37 Denmark DEN 123 HANS RIBER / THOMAS OLLENDORFF 289,00 22 33 29 dsq* 30 33 30 25 37* 31 28 28 - 1 - 18th December 2014 470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (for men and mixed crews) TORONTO - CANADA - 10-20 AUGUST 1995 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards for Gold and Bronze fleets and one discard for Silver fleet) 108 boats - 32 nations - 5 continents Final Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 38 Sweden SWE 294 MARCUS WESTERLIND / HENRIK WALLIN 19,252 3 1 2 7 321* 1 1 39 Germany GER 4806 MICHAEL KOCH / STEFAN THEUERKAUF 51,25 20 18 3 1 4 1 1 25* 4 40 Japan JPN 3133 KAN YAMADA / SEIJI SAITO 54,75 pms* 5 19 16 1 5 2 2 5 41 Japan JPN 3064 SHINJI OHTSU / MOTOHIRO HIROBE 61,00 8 21825*6 4 9 5 9 42 Finland FIN 123 PETRI LESKINEN / MIKO ARNIKKA 80,00 23* 11 9 3 17 8 3 15 14 43 Finland FIN 116 PETRI KARTO / PELLER MATILAINEN 82,00 4 32* 11 11 19 7 16 7 7 44 Germany GER 4805 RONALD RENSCH / TORSTEN HAVERLAND 86,00 28 27 5 9 5 2 30* 8 2 45 France FRA 12525 MARC AUDINEAU / JULIEN FARNARIER 90,00 19 16 13 12 pms* 17 7 3 3 46 Spain ESP 1715 LUIS MARTINEZ / JUAN LUIS WOOD 90,00 14 13 23* 8 10 13 4 22 6 47 Germany GER 4795 STEFAN MEISTER / JAN LIETZMAN 97,00 7 19 10 10 9 30* 8 21 13 48 Sweden SWE 298 BJORN BENGTSSON / JOHAN NYSTROM 98,00 16 pms* 7 6 15 9 11 14 20 49 Slovenia SLO 5 PETER PODUNOVAC / DAVOR GLAVINA 106,00 6 15 15 7 24* 19 5 18 21 50 New Zealand NZL 165 ROHAN COOKE / ANDREW STONE 110,00 25* 25 4 21 12 6 18 13 11 51 Japan JPN 3156 NARA MITSUNORI / HITOSHI KANIYAMA 120,00 12 23 6 24 14 20 33* 11 10 52 France FRA 12440 JEAN-FRANCOIS BERTHET / OLIVIER DOUILLARD 127,00 17 30* 26 15 13 16 19 6 15 53 France FRA 12531 SYLVAIN MIZZI / BAPTISTE MEYER 132,00 pms* 9 dns 5 16 12 12 4 dsq 54 Brazil BRA 130 WALTER DREHER / FRANCISCO FREITAS 139,50 1 1 17 27 29 26 17 dsq* 22 55 New Zealand NZL 158 JOHN RODGERS / EDWARD SMYTH 140,00 11 10 21 17 25 34* 13 19 24 56 Australia AUS 296 CRAIG COBBIN / ANDREW BATTY 142,00 22 7 33 dsq* 2 27 14 12 25 57 Japan JPN 3145 NOBUHIRO UTADA / KOHEI YOSHIMURA 145,00 3 pms* 32 30 3 11 6 Not sailed 23 pms Not sailed Not sailed SILVER FLEET SILVER FLEET 58 USA USA 1689 JEREMY MCINTYRE / JEGO MACLEOD 145,00 18 21 12 14 30 33* 10 17 23 59 Canada CAN 569 TODD PEARCE / JEFF ECKARD 146,00 13 20 34* 4 34 29 22 16 8 60 Germany GER 4779 PETER WIEDEMANN / ROBERT SCHUMANN 159,00 29* 8 20 13 23 28 29 26 12 61 Australia AUS 296 ROB BREWER / ADRIAN MANNING 160,00 10 4 31 31 31 24 20 9 pms* 62 Denmark DEN 124 JORGEN BOJSEN-MOLLER / SUNE DANO 169,00 5 29 22 26 22 18 31 33* 16 63 Finland FIN 121 MARKUS HONGISTO / MIKKO SIMOLA 169,00 32* 28 16 22 11 22 15 29 26 64 France FRA 12515 DIABAT ARNAUD LE / ERIC FITAMANT 173,00 33 17 2 19 27 35* 28 30 17 65 Brazil BRA 170 VICTOR H SCHNEIDER / CICERO HARTMANN 183,00 30 6 28 28 18 23 34* 20 30 66 Australia AUS 274 JOHN DRANSFIELD / JOHN JAGGER 188,00 27 26 25 18 21 10 24 dns* dns 67 USA USA 1697 TYLER MOORE / RYAN COX 188,00 21 22 29 20 26 15 27 31* 28 68 Australia AUS 289 AARON LINKS / TODD MARTIN-JOHNS 190,00 24 14 30 29 20 14 32 27 dns 69 Canada CAN 595 ADAM BOOKMAN / ROB FEAR 194,00 31 31 14 32 33* 31 26 10 19 70 Germany GER 4653 ERNST MEYER / UWE LAETZSCH 196,00 9 pms* 8 35 35 21 35 24 29 71 Australia AUS 299 ALEX NEWMAN / PETER HACKETT 196,00 34* 24 27 23 8 32 23 32 27 72 Hong Kong HKG 3 YUK WAH CHAN / ANDY SERVICE 196,00 26 12 dns* 34 28 25 25 28 18 73 USA USA 1712 TIM COLLINS / JONATHAN FARRAR 252,00 15 ret* 24 33 32 DNS DNS DNS DNS - 2 - 18th December 2014 470 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (for men and mixed crews) TORONTO - CANADA - 10-20 AUGUST 1995 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards for Gold and Bronze fleets and one discard for Silver fleet) 108 boats - 32 nations - 5 continents Final Final races Rank Nation Sail no Crew scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 74 Finland FIN 117 OLLI POSTI / KRISTIAN HEINILA 32,00 pms*5 6 1 1 3 7 717*2 75 Norway NOR 112 MORTEN JOHNSEN / MICHAEL IRGENS 36,00 2 4 3 17* 13* 5 1 13 3 5 76 New Zealand NZL 175 SIMON COOKE / MATTHEW BROWN 36,004 610*8* 5 8 3 2 5 3 77 Argentina ARG 74 MARTIN BILLOCH / MARTIN CASTELS 43,00 1 3 dns* 4 20 2 6 pms* 6 1 78 Australia AUS 302 STEWART ROSE / ANDREW WILSON 46,00 pms* 8 11 10 6 1 5 1 26* 4 79 Brazil BRA 160 RODRIGO AMADO / LEONARDO SANTOS 59,00 16* 10 2 11 11 12* 10 5 1 9 80 Japan JPN 3104 KYOSUKE NOBUKINU / AKIRA SETOGUCHI 60,00 17* 1 1 2 10 11 22* 11 14 10 81 Canada CAN 513 PIERRE-OLIVIER ROY / JAMES SAUTER 62,00pms* 2 9 16 8 7 8 3 9 pms* 82 Canada CAN 593 NIGEL COCHRANE / DON BEHAN 64,00 pms* pms*13 3 3 4 2 4 27 8 83 Canada CAN 577 TAYLOR BATTYE / MATT RAINCOCK 66,00 7 14 5 14 25* 9 4 6 7 pms* 84 Canada CAN 555 PAUL BASRETT / FRED CURRAY 69,00 6 21* 14 15 2 21* 12 12 2 6 85 Canada CAN 511 M.
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    470 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP (for men and mixed crews) BASTAD - SWEDEN - 8-17 JUNE 1995 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account one discard) - 75 boats - 24 nations (EUR rank = rank in European Championship - European champions in bold) Overall EUR Sail Total Final races Nation Crew rank rank Number scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112 1 1 Great Britain GBR 749 John Merricks / Ian Walker 81,5 28 2 2 16 8 11 11 1 1 33* 2 dnf* 2 2 Finland FIN 123 Petri Leskinen / Mika Aarnika 84 21* 18 7 4 6 9 14 4 22* 12 8 2 3 3 Germany GER 4805 Ronald Rensch / Torsten Haverland 84,25 20 1 26* 28* 12 5 5 23 3 1 14 1 4 4 Greece GRE 131 Andreas Kosmatopoulos / Kostas Trigonis 100 11 15 15 9 2 21* 7 20 10 27* 5 6 5 5 Germany GER 4734 Michael Koch / Stefan Theuerkauf 107 2 35* 9 8 3 28 4 2 dsq* 8 32 11 6 6 Sweden SWE 301 Claes Gregart / Martin Andersson 107 3 21 5 3 11 4 18 6 30* 18 22* 18 7 7 Italy ITA 3933 Paolo Cian / Delatorre 115 4 32* 19 2 25 3 17 24 6 5 28* 10 8 8 Croatia CRO 92 Ivan Kuret / Marko Misura 119 15 11 12 7 14 29* 15 21* 18 11 4 12 9 9 Portugal POR 118 Hugo Rocha / Nuno Barreto 124,75 1 31* 8 11 23 23 3 7 19 21 9 32* 10 10 Sweden SWE 298 Bjorn Bengtsson / Johan Nystrom 125 14 9 28* 27 17 10 30* 5 16 2 12 13 11 11 Sweden SWE 294 Marcus Westerlind / H.
  • 470 Men Results

    470 Men Results

    OLYMPIC GAMES 1996, 470 MEN SAVANNAH - UNITED STATES - 24 JULY - 1 AUGUST 1996 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account two discards) - 36 boats - 5 continents Race 1Race 2Race 3 Race 4Race 5Race 6Race 7Race 8Race 9 Race 10 Race 11 Total w. Rank Country Helmsman Crew Total Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. discard 1 Ukraine Yevhen Braslavets Ighor Matviyenko 2 2.0 2 2.0 3 3.0 1 1.0 16 16.0 5 5.0 1 1.0 9 9.0 10 10.0 7 7.0 DNC 37.0 93.0 40.0 2 Great Britain John Merricks Ian Walker 15 15.0 1 1.0 4 4.0 27 27.0 DSQ 37.0 4 4.0 2 2.0 6 6.0 15 15.0 2 2.0 11 11.0 124.0 60.0 3Portugal Hugo Rocha Nuno Barreto 5 5.0 10 10.0 17 17.0 7 7.0 4 4.0 8 8.0 9 9.0 5 5.0 2 2.0 12 12.0 15 15.0 94.0 62.0 4 Finland Petri Leskinen Mika Aarnikka PMS 37.0 14 14.0 19 19.0 4 4.0 7 7.0 6 6.0 8 8.0 1 1.0 16 16.0 6 6.0 3 3.0 121.0 65.0 5 Russia Dmitriy Berezkin Yevgeniy Burmatnov 13 13.0 25 25.0 5 5.0 2 2.0 3 3.0 1 1.0 11 11.0 20 20.0 19 19.0 4 4.0 8 8.0 111.0 66.0 6 France Jean‐Francois Berthet Gwenael Berthet 16 16.0 6 6.0 9 9.0 28 28.0 15 15.0 23 23.0 3 3.0 2 2.0 17 17.0 3 3.0 1 1.0 123.0 72.0 7 Argentina Martin Billoch Martin Rodriguez 12 12.0 23 23.0 1 1.0 22 22.0 20 20.0 3 3.0 4 4.0 12 12.0 1 1.0 8 8.0 12 12.0 118.0 73.0 8 United States Morgan Reeser Kevin Burnham 20 20.0 9 9.0 6 6.0 9 9.0 1 1.0 11 11.0 DSQ 37.0 4 4.0 PMS 37.0 1 1.0 13 13.0 148.0 74.0 9 Spain Jordi Calafat Francisco Sanchez 1 1.0 17 17.0 14 14.0 20 20.0 2 2.0 19 19.0 5 5.0 PMS 37.0 3 3.0 13 13.0 2 2.0 133.0 76.0 10 Estonia
  • Risultati 16-21 Giugno 2005

    Risultati 16-21 Giugno 2005

    Risultati 16-21 giugno 2005 DOMANI AL VIA I VALENCIA LOUIS VUITTON ACTS 4&5 DELLA 32MA AMERICA’S CUP. Valencia, 15 giugno 2005 – La stagione 2005 della 32ma America’s Cup inizia domani con la prima regata del Valencia Louis Vuitton Act 4. Come da tradizione alla vigilia delle regate, c’è stata la conferenza stampa di apertura con gli skipper dei 12 team in gara per la 32ma America’s Cup. Molta serenità da parte del Defender Alinghi, rappresentato da Peter Holmberg, che giudica la rosa dei concorrenti competitiva e preparata, aspettandosi regate combattute ed un bellissimo spettacolo sull’acqua. Anche Francesco De Angelis, team leader di Luna Rossa Challenge, si dichiara soddisfatto del suo nuovo team internazionale, uno di quelli che ha trascorso più tempo a Valencia, in test e allenamenti. “Sembra un campo di regata facile e stabile come condizioni; in realtà nell’arco della stessa giornata il tempo cambia moltissimo e ci sono insidiosi salti di vento”. Vasco Vascotto tattico di Mascalzone Latino Capitalia Team, è allegro e divertente come sempre ma non nasconde una “certa tensione all’idea di scendere in acqua per l’America’s Cup”. All’inizio di questi Act vedremo quasi sicuramente Hamish Pepper alla ruota nella fase di prepartenza sostituito immediatamente dopo da Flavio Favini, uno dei migliori timonieri del nostro paese. Iain Percy, il fuoriclasse inglese scelto da + 39 per timonare ITA 59 è consapevole di avere ancora da imparare ma è contemporaneamente certo di aver fatto passi da gigante rispetto all’anno passato e sa di poter contare su un pool di olimpionici bravi, motivati e decisi a farsi rispettare anche in America’s Cup.