1975 Star World Championships

Last updated May 10, 2020

The 1975 Star World Championships were held on Lake Michigan, United States in 1975.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Boat name	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	Tot
	Dingo	James M. Schoonmaker (H) Jerry Ford	United States	6	7	1	2	3	1	357
	Impossible	Tom Blackaller (H) Ron Anderson	United States	28	1	2	5	7	3	352
	Virgo III	Peter Wright (H) Bill Wright	United States	3	11	6	1	1	WDR	348
4	Big If	Thompson Adams (H) Bill Richards	United States	10	3	11	9	4	6	338
5	Too Late	Jim Lippincott (H) Chris Schmidt	United States	8	9	7	16	6	13	327
6	Something Else	Dave Peterson (H) Carlos Monte	United States	5	WDR	5	4	16	14	326
7	Windy Too	Jay C. Winberg (H) Earl Lasher	United States	23	12	4	13	11	12	318
8	Gem	Durward Knowles (H) Steven Kelly	Bahamas	7	10	25	23	5	9	316
9	Dolphin VII	Frank Raymond (H) William Lane	United States	13	13	17	10	20	2	315
10	Tranquil	John W. Bennett (H) Kim Fletcher	United States	9	DSQ	34	6	2	5	314
11	Star of the Sea	Joseph R. Duplin (H) Francis Dolan	United States	15	8	13	8	21	WDR	305
12	Suzanne	Barton S. Beek (H) Charles Beek	United States	11	24	15	7	22	11	304
13	Slider	Mark Reynolds (H) Jim Reynolds	United States	4	16	31	3	65	31	295
14	Mustard Seed	Jim Allsopp (H) Mike Gubin	United States	14	18	22	24	43	4	288
15	Sanctuary	Malin Burnham (H) John Burnham	United States	12	25	39	33	8	8	284
16	Up Yaws	Ted Rapp (H) Ted Rapp III	United States	17	2	51	26	24	17	284
17	Jaws	Larry Whipple (H) Jim Alexander	United States	27	4	30	DSQ	13	15	281
18	Fjord Star	Tog Rogers (H) Al Townsend	United States	24	5	26	17	34	19	279
19	Humbug XV	Chuck Driscoll (H) Jim Oberg	United States	20	22	35	11	32	7	278
20	Lady Bug	William F. Gerard (H) Sheridah Gerard	United States	21	17	3	14	41	WDR	274
21	Griffin	Skip Elliott (H) John Riddell	United States	26	14	16	22	40	18	274
22	Nate	Heinz Nixdorf (H) Josef Pieper	West Germany	16	23	32	28	10	23	270
23	Spirit	J. M. MacCausland (H) Victor Oberg	United States	42	15	19	34	15	22	265
24	Aquarius	S. Prinsenberg (H) Dirk Prinsenberg	Canada	WDR	16	8	47	25	20	254
25	Misty	John W. Allen (H) John Ahlquist	United States	1	20	21	53	49	25	254
26	Big Bird	George F. Thomas (H) Charles Hurlbut	United States	22	WDR	14	15	38	28	253
27	Mint Chip	Roger Doane (H) Rbt Van Wagnen	United States	45	54	20	12	9	34	250
28	Sashay	Thomas Oller (H) Bob Maine	United States	35	29	18	29	30	16	248
29	Shrew	William Parks (H) Jim Machin	United States	2	37	38	37	47	10	246
30	Pummel X	Detlef Kuke (H) Joerg Ricken	West Germany	34	43	12	WDR	17	21	243
31	Shadaw	John Cram (H) Walter Cram	United States	19	28	49	20	12	WDR	242
32	Tenacious	Dick Slayter (H) Fritz Kunzel	United States	36	19	24	41	29	WDR	221
33	Home Grown	Doug Smith (H) Keith Yeates	United States	16	41	58	19	26	46	220
34	Super Toy	John McKeague (H) Otie Ingraham	United States	25	38	10	48	35	WDR	214
35	Gemini	Peter de Manio (H) Henry Mullen	United States	44	42	60	31	14	32	207
36	SS	Gary Schlegel (H) Harold Erlandso	Canada	43	21	47	DSQ	19	35	205
37	Surprise	Jack T. Rickard (H) Frank Murphy	United States	50	27	23	40	62	27	203
38	Sea Eagle	John Slack (H) John Schuhsler	United States	54	51	46	25	31	26	191
39	One Over Par	Ruse Bogie (H) Rik Alexanderson	United States	31	32	WDR	18	28	DNS	187
40	Alpha Centauri	Ian Elliott (H) Jeff Cozzens	United States	37	33	54	49	42	24	185
41	Donnybrook	Jack Lynch (H) Bob Larsen	United States	32	39	WDR	30	58	30	181
42	Gadfly Too	Bruce Dougherty (H) Gary Miller	United States	30	44	28	50	37	WDR	181
43	October	Eugene T. McCarthy (H) Glenn McCarthy	United States	39	53	48	27	48	33	175
44	Easy Rider II	Jim Thompson (H) James Foster	United States	63	60	9	21	44	DNS	173
45	Swiss Miss II	John Mueller (H) Jack Wilkins	United States	52	35	41	52	36	38	168
46	Cow Chip III	Charles McManus (H) John Trolley	United States	57	45	42	36	23	WDR	167
47	Magic	Robert Rodgers (H) Donald Casey, Jr.	United States	48	50	29	44	60	40	159
48	Siderius II	Dexter Richards (H) Per Rappestad	United States	62	59	43	39	27	43	159
49	Symphony	Tom Linville (H) Geoff Bullard	United States	29	49	36	42	63	DNS	151
50	Glider	Walter von Hütschler (H) Thomas Heimann	Brazil	DSQ	34	27	51	46	WDR	138
51	Debbie III	A. Osterwalder (H) Toni Hartl	Switzerland	40	46	55	56	64	36	137
52	Squid	Jeffrey Aldred (H) Chris Latham	United States	49	48	61	35	WDR	45	132
53	Hornet	William Suson (H) Sam Owings	United States	DNS	36	56	58	37	37	130
54	Robin	Robert Ferguson (H) Rbt Van Peenan	United States	WDR	31	40	46	50	DNS	129
55	Conquest	Neil McConagby (H) Neil McConagby	United States	56	WDR	37	38	39	WDR	126
56	Fiamma	Robert O'Neil (H) Paul Colianni	United States	47	DNS	53	54	18	WDR	124
57	Natty III	A. V. Nicholson (H) Dave Stephenson	United States	DNS	26	52	45	52	WDR	121
58	Puff	Cal Hadden (H) Clint Berkey	United States	41	30	WDR	32	WDR	DNS	119
59	Blue Chip III	David Gaillard (H) Jack Levedahl	United States	51	52	67	64	56	29	118
60	Quick Silver Girl	Marc Hulburt (H) Allen Hartung	United States	61	56	WDR	59	33	44	117
61	Islander	Richard Bliss (H) Richard Rottier	United States	55	55	67	61	45	42	112
62	Amuck	Gunnar Dahl (H) Börje Olsson	Sweden	53	DNS	45	55	59	41	111
63	Cutty Sark	George Brothers (H) Jenn Brothers	United States	46	58	57	66	51	48	110
64	Solid Gold	Philip Noren (H) Dick Forester	United States	64	40	64	62	61	39	104
65	Silkie	Richard Wait (H) Chris Rogers	United States	65	47	59	60	54	47	103
66	Yellow Bird	John Robinson (H) D. N. Rindsberg	United States	60	57	33	63	55	DNS	102
67	Spankuk	Chresten Jensen (H) Kristian Kirsten	United States	33	WDR	50	57	70	WDR	86
68	Demon VIII	Kenneth Cole (H) Tom Londrigan	United States	38	WDR	44	DSQ	69	DNS	71
69	Chameleon	At Atkinson (H) Glenn Atkinson	United States	68	63	68	69	67	49	55
70	Chinook	William Kieser, Jr. (H) Tom Kilfoyle	United States	53	61	63	68	71	WDR	54
71	Shenanigans	Dave Wilber (H) Robert Behlen	United States	58	WDR	WDR	43	68	WDR	53
72	The Village Idiot	Ned Rawn (H) Dave McCurdy	United States	66	62	66	67	57	WDR	52
73	Rumble	Gerry Cayne (H) Bob Banks	United States	67	WDR	65	65	66	DNS	33

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

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