1967 Star World Championships

Last updated April 18, 2023

The 1967 Star World Championships were held in Skovshoved, Copenhagen, Denmark in 1967.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Boat name	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	Tot
	Scandale	Paul Elvstrøm (H) Poul Mik-Meyer	Denmark	2	12	4	5	4	288
	North Star	Lowell North (H) Peter Barrett	United States	5	4	2	2	17	285
	Swingin' Star	Donald J. Trask (H) William Kreysler	United States	10	5	1	14	2	283
4	Star of the Sea	Joseph R. Duplin (H) Francis Dolan	United States	8	1	13	6	5	282
5	Humbug VI	Pelle Petterson (H) Stellan Westerdahl	Sweden	7	19	6	4	1	278
6	Taphoon	Timir Pinegin (H) Fyodor Shutkov	Soviet Union	1	6	3	8	20	277
7	Glider	Richard Stearns (H) Lynn Williams	United States	4	10	12	28	10	251
8	Good Grief!	Tom Blackaller (H) Gary Mull	United States	19	16	16	1	13	250
9	Osprey XI	Erik Schmidt (H) Axel Schmidt	Brazil	30	3	7	16	11	248
10	Subbnboana	Eckart Wagner (H) Fritz Kopperschmidt	West Germany	13	17	5	29	3	247
11	Blue Monk	Göran Tell (H) Börje Larsson	Sweden	34	2	15	9	12	243
12	Shrew VII	William Parks (H) Robert Halperin	United States	20	20	17	3	15	240
13	Argo	V. Vasilyev (H) Eduard Shugai	Soviet Union	15	13	23	11	19	234
14	Ma' Lindo	Mário Quina (H) Francisco Quina	Portugal	14	11	30	15	27	218
15	Hilarius	Hiliary Smart (H) John C. Weston	United States	22	22	20	20	14	217
16	Mystere	Edwin Bernet (H) Rolf Amrein	Switzerland	25	39	31	7	6	207
17	Zucker Kaninchen	Chuck Lewsadder (H) Kim Fletcher	United States	6	18	9	17	DNS	202
18	Hannah	Barton S. Beek (H) Ron Anderson	United States	17	23	22	12	9	202
19	Squid IV	Peter Tallberg (H) Henrik Tallberg	Finland	3	29	19	40	36	193
20	Hero	Uwe von Below (H) Will von Below	West Germany	24	14	26	44	16	191
21	Chatterbox	Malin Burnham (H) James Reynolds	United States	11	8	18	25	DNF	190
22	Desiree	Carlo Rolandi (H) Angelo Marino	Italy	12	45	37	23	8	190
23	Roulette III	Lars Bjerkander (H) Hans Hultman	Sweden	21	26	8	47	25	188
24	Krangel	John Albrechtson (H) Ulf Norrman	Sweden	17	32	WDR	10	7	187
25	Umberta VI	Luigi Croce (H) Carol Croce	Italy	40	15	19	27	34	185
26	Cherie VI	Rudi Bechtold (H) Ludwig Buedel	West Germany	9	38	21	53	33	161
27	Ta Fatt VII	Jacob Engwall (H) Anders Holmgren	Sweden	36	33	11	46	30	159
28	Star de la Cote	J.C. de Bokay (H) Paul Badelon	France	16	DSQ	34	26	21	155
29	Monique	K. A. Rydqvist (H) Sune Carlsson	Sweden	29	7	DSQ	36	26	154
30	Blott IX	Max Kastinger (H) Peter Schaup	Austria	49	46	32	13	23	152
31	Clambambes	Peter Adolff (H) Hans Morrell	West Germany	23	31	46	19	45	151
32	Chantal	Ricco Giesbrecht (H) Gubi Leemann	Switzerland	18	28	44	37	40	148
33	Snafu	Stuart Jardine (H) James Ramus	Great Britain	26	30	28	48	35	148
34	Nuppes	Peter Engler (H) Karl Gehringer	West Germany	44	9	35	41	38	148
35	Nappis-Ueli	Paul J. Bischof (H) Albert Lechner	West Germany	39	56	27	22	24	147
36	Pummel VII	Detlef Kuke (H) Christian Koch	West Germany	31	37	DSQ	18	22	144
37	Ginger	David J. Forbes (H) Ronald S. Toft	Australia	38	41	10	21	DNF	142
38	Peau de Chagrin	Andre Chaudoye (H) Christian Buguel	France	57	35	24	30	41	128
39	Bumser III	S. Scheuregger (H) Hans H. Geim	West Germany	58	43	29	32	29	124
40	Bahia IV	Herman Thelen (H) Carl-Johan Adahl	Finland	27	44	41	52	28	123
41	Toucas	Jose Q. Saldanha (H) Espirito Santo	Portugal	43	23	40	43	49	117
42	Goggolori	Peter Schmid (H) Rainer Schmid	West Germany	28	48	49	31	44	115
43	Domino	Hanspeter Roost (H) Heinz Sager	Switzerland	32	34	25	49	DNF	112
44	Fair Lady	Hannes Schwarz (H) Heinz Loichinger	West Germany	48	21	39	35	DNF	109
45	Lotus	Hans Hedlund (H) Sven Hedlund	Sweden	33	54	51	54	18	105
46	Clementine	Harry Adler (H) Daniel Schwartz	Brazil	42	27	42	39	DNF	102
47	Espuma del Mar	Daniel Camejo (H) Juan Feld	Venezuela	62	49	33	42	31	98
48	Pummel	Michael Kuke (H) Herbert Baer	West Germany	46	50	45	38	39	97
49	Colomba IV	A. Osterwalder (H) Werner Landau	Switzerland	35	57	50	34	42	97
50	Alnilan	Klaus Zistl (H) Peter Stockmayr	West Germany	36	WDR	24	43		90
51	Baladin	U, Strohschneider (H) Peter Denzel	Austria	37	58	47	45	50	78
52	Jessica	G. Scheder-B. (H) Hinner Entzian	Portugal	52	35	DSQ	33	DSQ	78
53	Delphin	Rudolf Lange (H) Karl Heitzinger	Austria	41	DNS	55	55	37	64
54	Ballett	Jan Andersson (H) Hans Bernström	Sweden	50	51	43	59	48	64
55	Epoca	Dieter Laubmann (H) Karl H. Laubmann	West Germany	55	42	36	50	47	63
56	Bahia II	Georges Mueller (H) Mario Dengler	Switzerland	56	47	WDR	56	32	61
57	Gratia II	H. J. Finkeldei (H) Rolf Roettger	West Germany	54	52	38	51	DSQ	57
58	Katia III	Michel Gautier (H) Gerard Dubout	France	45	53	54	57	51	55
59	Schambes	Ludwig M. Knoll (H) H. Michels	West Germany	51	40	52	60	DNF	49
60	Claudia II	K. Nordenberg (H) Carl Nordenberg	Sweden	52	55	48	58	DSQ	39
61	Perhaps	Jorgen Herlevsen (H) Klaus Linbaek	Denmark	61	59	53	WDR	46	33
62	Boeing	Ingvar Jonsson (H) Bo Olofsson	Sweden	60	DNS	WDR	DNS	DNS	3

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

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