1966 Star World Championships

Last updated April 18, 2023

The 1966 Star World Championships were held in Kiel, West Germany in 1966.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Boat name	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	Tot
	Scandale	Paul Elvstrøm (H) John Albrechtson	Denmark	1	3	2	1	11	377
	North Star	Lowell North (H) Peter Barrett	United States	8	1	1	8	3	374
	Glider	Richard Stearns (H) Lynn Williams	United States	4	2	6	4	7	372
4	Goldstar	Joseph R. Duplin (H) Francis Dolan	United States	2	16	3	2	1	371
5	Taifun	Timir Pinegin (H) Fyodor Shutkov	Soviet Union	6	7	8	10	4	360
6	Squid III	Peter Tallberg (H) Henrik Tallberg	Finland	3	9	9	9	15	350
7	Humbug VI	Pelle Petterson (H) Holger Sundström	Sweden	7	5	10	16	10	347
8	Subbnboana	Eckart Wagner (H) Fritz Kopperschmidt	West Germany	36	4	4	5	2	344
9	Romance	Franco Cavallo (H) Camillo Gargano	Italy	24	14	19	6	12	320
10	Gem IX	Durward Knowles (H) Robert Levin	Bahamas	10	8	12	3	49	313
11	Flambeau	Miles P. Wynn (H) C. Schneider	United States	30	11	11	25	6	312
12	Mystere	Edwin Bernet (H) Rolf Amrein	Switzerland	34	10	22	12	9	308
13	Desiree	Angelo Marino (H) Enzo Fania	Italy	20	30	13	34	5	293
14	Kathleen	Herbert Williams (H) Bengt Hellsten	United States	18	6	24	19	42	286
15	Shandry	E. W. Etchells (H) Kim Fletcher	United States	25	13	21	36	14	286
16	Illusion	Paul E. Fischer (H) Ottomar Lampe	West Germany	21	19	29	18	23	285
17	Tempest	Bruce Kirby (H) David Kirby	Canada	22	15	23	42	21	272
18	Mari	Sune Carlsson (H) Arne Carlsson	Sweden	12	DNF	15	17	13	259
19	Peau de Chagrin	Andre Chaudoye (H) Armel Ducreux	France	38	25	28	23	26	255
20	Blott IX	Stig Wennerström (H) Jan Lybeck	Sweden	17	DNS	5	11	30	253
21	Dingo	James M. Schoonmaker (H) John Boyer Jr.	United States	23	DNF	7	7	28	251
22	Ta Fatt VI	Jacob Engwall (H) Anders Holmgren	Sweden	15	DNF	18	15	17	251
23	Caprice III	Carlo Rolandi (H) Alfonso Marino	Italy	39	41	16	31	19	249
24	Pummel VI	Detlev Kuke (H) Christian Koch	West Germany	5	21	DSQ	20	24	246
25	Epoca	Hans Wiklund (H) Bengt Brusberg	Sweden	35	23	35	14	44	244
26	Avoltore	Ant. Cosentino (H) Alfonso Mele	Italy	37	40	32	22	20	244
27	Aloha	Roger Bourdon (H) N. Bondaletoff	France	16	28	41	41	25	244
28	Alnilam	Klaus Zistl (H) Peter Stockmayr	West Germany	40	17	40	26	32	240
29	Olimpia III	Kálmán Tolnai (H) Erno Rumi	Hungary	26	34	27	29	39	240
30	Bellatrix XIV	Bruno Splieth (H) Karsten Meyer (sailor)	West Germany	13	24	14	32	DNF	233
31	Pimm	Walter von Hütschler (H) Arnaldo Lopes	Brazil	14	18	62	35	40	226
32	Schwerker	Börje Larsson (H) Bo Johansson	Sweden	32	DNF	25	21	22	216
33	Nortada	P. Migliaccio (H) Alberto Penta	Italy	28	35	37	30	52	213
34	Dorrit VI	Esbjörn Bruske (H) Leif Rosenquist	Sweden	9	DSQ	20	46	35	206
35	Tove	Sture Christensson (H) Jan Andersson	Sweden	41	12	DNF	28	31	204
36	Kamaaina	Emil Widmer (H) Albert Lechner	Switzerland	33	DNF	34	40	27	182
37	Tantrum	Ricardo Salgado (H) Jose E. Santo	Portugal	50	29	45	33	56	182
38	Star de la Cote	J.C. de Bokay (H) Patrick Warluzel	France	DNF	22	38	43	33	180
39	Susan III	Dieter Laubmann (H) Karl H. Laubmann	West Germany	43	33	42	50	53	169
40	Black Star	Max Kastinger (H) H. Kastinger	Austria	29	46	DNS	56	18	167
41	Faneca	Duarte de Almeida Bello (H) Antonio Rocha	Portugal	42	27	43	60	54	166
42	Flamingo IV	Jose Q. Saldanha (H) Donald Coleman	Portugal	11	DNF	DNF	24	38	164
43	Pasodoble	Enrique Urrutia (H) Angel Mateo	Spain	DNF	20	30	61	48	157
44	Mizar III	Heinz Lambeck (H) Jochen Barry	West Germany	DNF	31	33	38	58	156
45	Windy	Jay C. Winberg (H) Lars Gunner Dahl	United States	19	DNF	26	DNF	37	155
46	Clambambes	Jurgen Adolff (H) Manfred Meier	West Germany	61	44	46	54	43	147
47	Skorpion II	Werner Nowak (H) Dieter Meier	West Germany	46	DNS	DNS	39	8	144
48	Napadelix	Michele Briand (H) M. Cremauld	France	DNF	DNF	31	27	36	143
49	Goggolori	Rainer Schmid (H) Peter Schmid	West Germany	60	37	DNF	44	34	141
50	Fair Lady	Hannes Schwarz (H) Heinz Loichinger	West Germany	27	DNF	39	64	45	141
51	Fram VI	Ernst Gautschi (H) Walter Benz	Switzerland	58	47	52	37	61	140
52	Ma' Lindo	Mário Quina (H) Manuel Ricciardi	Portugal	31	DNF	48	47	51	139
53	Nadia	Jurg Christen (H) C. Christen	Switzerland	54	45	DSQ	52	29	136
54	Huli	Charles H. Dole (H) Thomas Carpenter	United States	45	DNF	42	51	46	132
55	Ingenue	George F. Thomas (H) Ross Campbell	United States	57	42	50	59	55	132
56	Sugar Rabbit	Chuck Lewsadder (H) Don Davis	United States	DNF	DNF	DNF	13	16	129
57	Flying Star V	Lars Berg (H) Dag Blidbäck	Sweden	59	43	49	49	68	127
58	Argo	V. Vasilyev (H) Eduard Shugai	Soviet Union	51	DNF	17	45	DNF	124
59	Amethyst	John Sherwood (H) John J. Jenkins	United States	DNF	26	36	53	DNF	122
60	Jaguar	Klaus Kappes (H) Robert Bohler	West Germany	47	DNF	57	57	41	114
61	Mistral	Zygfryd Perlicki (H) Adam Petecki	Poland	63	38	56	65	59	114
62	Ariel	Max Schatzmann (H) Tibor Demeny	Switzerland	DNF	48	44	55	62	107
63	Annalisa II	Pino Tosi (H) Toni Vascotto	Spain	52	DNF	54	58	50	102
64	Claudia	Hans Bernström (H) Ken Nordenberg	Sweden	55	39	DNF	63	60	99
65	Balaton	István Telegdy (H) Jozsef Ribianzky	Hungary	DNS	36	53	69	64	94
66	Nappis-Ueli	Paul J. Bischof (H) Primus Wirsch	West Germany	65	49	61	70	63	87
67	Aramis	Victor Wittmann (H) J. J. Wittmann	France	53	DSQ	DNS	48	54	82
68	Fiamma	Oskar A. Meier (H) Dany Weiss	Switzerland	48	32	DNS	DNS	DNS	78
69	Sharen	A. Meray-Horvath (H) Martin Walker	Canada	64	DNF	60	66	66	60
70	Tanaquil III	Jan Both (H) Albert Hollinger	Switzerland	49	DNF	51	DNF	DNS	58
71	Lucky Liz	Roberto Mieres (H) G. Calegari	Argentina	DNF	DNF	DNS	62	47	49
72	Gwenaelle	Georges Dantoine (H) Christian Buguel	France	62	DNF	58	71	DNF	46
73	Bahiall	Georges Mueller (H) Heinz Eger	Switzerland	67	DNF	59	DNF	67	44
74	Geisha III	Wolfgang Creutz (H) Mathias Wahl	West Germany	66	DNF	DNS	68	65	38
75	Raju VI	Ulrich Pieschel (H) Heiner Diekmann	West Germany	WDR	DNF	55	67	DNF	36
76	Cherie VI	Rudi Berchtold (H) Klaus Wehner	West Germany	44	DNF	DNS	DNS	DNS	35
77	Filistar	V. Marttinen (H) H. Svartström	Finland	56	DNF	DNF	DNF	DNS	23
78	Floh III	Erich Stoll (H) G. Steinlechner	West Germany	DNF	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS	0

Legend:DNF – Did not finish;DNS – Did not start;DSQ – Disqualified;WDR – Withdrew;

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