1977 Star World Championships

Last updated April 18, 2023

The 1977 Star World Championships were held in Kiel, Germany in 1977.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	Tot
	Dennis Conner (H) Ron Anderson	United States	11	1	1	1	1	1	435
	Sune Carlsson (H) Leif Carlsson	Sweden	1	17	4	2	8	21	408
	Uwe von Below (H) Franz Wehofsich	West Germany	7	3	27	3	7	12	408
4	James M. Schoonmaker (H) Josef Steinmayer	United States	34	4	3	8	5	14	406
5	Valentin Mankin (H) Alexandr Muzychenko	Soviet Union	29	2	19	10	9	3	397
6	Peter Tallberg (H) Mathias Tallberg	Finland	6	21	14	7	3	45	389
7	Mogens Nielsen (H) Mogens Pedersen	Denmark	2	7	24	9	10	32	388
8	Hubert Raudaschl (H) Karl Ferstl	Austria	19	9	10	5	17	17	382
9	Eduardo de Souza (H) Peter Erzberger	Brazil	15	19	7	23	DNF	6	370
10	Hartmut Voigt (H) Hans Juergen Duggen	West Germany	30	10	2	41	13	20	365
11	Uwe Mares (H) Wolf Stadler	West Germany	DNF	6	8	43	18	2	363
12	Calle Pettersson (H) Ulf Carlsson	Sweden	3	5	DSQ	18	11	41	362
13	Barton S. Beek (H) William Munster	United States	8	22	39	11	33	5	361
14	Peter Wyss (H) Gogi Eisold	Switzerland	5	51	12	6	52	15	351
15	Ant. Gorostegui (H) José Benavides	Spain	27	18	22	37	12	13	348
16	Charles Beek (H) Michael Schauffele	United States	-	16	29	19	20	11	345
17	Flavio Scala (H) Mauro Testa	Italy	54	28	43	12	6	8	343
18	James Lippincott (H) Hermann Weiler	United States	20	37	35	15	23	4	343
19	Danielo Folli (H) Alfio Peraboni	Italy	58	41	23	17	15	9	335
20	Paul Louie (H) Chuck Lawson	Canada	23	15	5	47	19	DNF	331
21	Ch. Breitenstein (H) Freddy Schiavo	Switzerland	69	31	13	24	14	29	329
22	Joachim Griese (H) Klaus Schütt	West Germany	71	38	9	21	34	16	322
23	Peter Engler (H) Thomas Koerver	West Germany	76	23	16	22	40	24	315
24	William Parks (H) Herbert Herwig	United States	17	24	57	14	47	25	313
25	Chr. Zernatto (H) Robert Maier	Austria	77	20	21	34	27	27	311
26	Tim Owens (H) Robert Cox	Australia	26	36	11	31	55	26	310
27	Hanz Maurer (H) Reto Heilig	Switzerland	45	39	38	4	37	19	303
28	A. Pascolato (H) Paul Kunze	Brazil	4	35	28	30	42	40	303
29	Josef Urban (H) Jochen Peters	Austria	12	11	47	16	60	63	294
30	Ben Staartjes (H) Peter Moeckli	Netherlands	9	8	41	45	44	46	293
31	Andres Kochanski (H) Tomasz Holc	Poland	33	47	30	38	2	DSQ	290
32	Clifford Norbury (H) Peter Bateman	Great Britain	32	13	42	29	54	37	287
33	Detlef Kuke (H) Christian Koch	West Germany	36	70	33	39	39	10	283
34	Heinz Nixdorf (H) Josef Pieper	West Germany	24	26	75	49	35	23	283
35	Jochen Schwarz (H) Edelbert Schwarz	West Germany	46	14	45	67	22	31	282
36	F. Untersberger (H) Gerd Schulte	West Germany	61	46	48	20	38	7	281
37	Ralph DeLuca (H) Klaus Meissner	United States	50	30	74	33	16	43	268
38	Hans Vogt Sr. (H) Ludwig Buedel	West Germany	65	44	6	72	21	38	266
39	Hans J. Ruedel (H) Michael Esselsgroth	West Germany	51	33	34	27	36	49	261
40	Dierk Thomsen (H) Uli Seeberger	West Germany	57	43	53	25	41	18	260
41	Stefan Winberg (H) Per-Arne Fritjofsson	Sweden	10	57	40	28	46	59	259
42	S. Scheuregger (H) Hans H. Geim	West Germany	14	52	20	60	72	35	259
43	Hannes Schwarz (H) Peter Stinglwagner	West Germany	66	27	31	35	24	69	257
44	Bernd Kuntz (H) Ekkehardt Nusser	West Germany	80	48	15	56	49	22	250
45	Werner Eitle (H) Peter Kullmann	West Germany	16	53	37	52	53	34	248
46	Stefano Ongania (H) de Battista	Italy	37	45	25	59	29	56	248
47	Kurt Sieber (H) Josef Aschenbrenner	West Germany	39	DSQ	17	62	45	33	244
48	Lars Berg (H) Richard Berg	Sweden	43	12	26	59	65	51	243
49	Klaus Kappes (H) Fritz Seeberger	West Germany	60	42	56	26	31	42	243
50	István Telegdy (H) Gyoergy Holovits	Hungary	82	55	69	13	4	65	234
51	Lars Engelbert (H) Olle Carlsson	Sweden	31	40	36	64	64	36	233
52	Russell Bogie (H) Pelle Rappestad	United States	-	34	50	85	56	50	225
53	Kees Douze (H) Boudewyn Binkhorst	Netherlands	70	25	51	40	30	DNF	224
54	James Dobbs (H) Richard Noel Dobbs	Bahamas	48	DSQ	55	48	32	53	204
55	Arnold Winkler (H) Hans Teuscher	Switzerland	44	DNF	70	44	25	55	202
56	A. Osterwalder (H) Theo Toggweiler	Switzerland	35	63	82	36	57	48	201
57	Ed Hengstenberg (H) Heiner Fahnenstich	West Germany	52	68	73	32	28	68	192
58	Carl Petersen (H) James King	United States	38	61	52	74	59	39	191
59	Heinz Risch (H) Karl Stoellinger	Austria	13	50	63	65	63	DNF	186
60	Gerd Schmidt-C. (H) Uwe Claasen	West Germany	42	54	60	61	73	44	179
61	Martin Schwieger (H) Uwe Oelmann	West Germany	40	73	79	54	43	54	176
62	Rene Luedi (H) Karel Rezanka	Switzerland	47	49	85	75	71	28	170
63	Beat Kaiser (H) Roman Faehndrich	Switzerland	53	56	32	41	DSQ	DNF	169
64	Arno Gudrat (H) Manfred Joppich	West Germany	78	67	46	46	48	64	169
65	Fritz Riess (H) Hans Hibler	West Germany	18	69	72	50	66	DNS	165
66	Emilio Caprile (H) Pascual Caprile	Spain	79	65	54	79	26	62	154
67	Max Juchli (H) Peter Goetz	Switzerland	81	72	59	55	50	52	152
68	Ian Woolward (H) Philip Rutledge	Great Britain	62	29	DNF	68	74	57	150
69	Richard Hillmer (H) Rolf Roettger	Netherlands	63	76	44	70	70	47	146
70	Fernando Pombo (H) Manuel Martin-Gamero	Spain	56	75	71	63	75	30	145
71	Sven Karlsson (H) Peder Cederschiöld	Sweden	73	DSQ	18	57	81	66	145
72	Erwin Joras (H) Dieter Freund	Netherlands	59	32	58	84	78	71	142
73	Chris Hoeglung (H) Lars Börjesson	Sweden	22	79	65	53	80	DNF	141
74	Hans Weller (H) Werner Klein	West Germany	49	DSQ	81	58	51	60	141
75	John McKeague (H) Hein Gericke	United States	21	59	67	76	79	DNS	138
76	Gottfried Hatz (H) Walter Schendl	Austria	28	77	62	78	77	58	138
77	Hienz P. Geilen (H) Guenter Kellermann	West Germany	64	DSQ	61	51	68	61	135
78	Wolfgang Creutz (H) Eckart Keitel	West Germany	67	58	78	73	61	70	111
79	Hans Fendt (H) Guenther Schmitz	West Germany	41	1	66	81	76	67	109
80	Philip Warburton (H) Max Tunbridge	Australia	55	74	76	77	58	DNS	100
81	John Ramcke (H) Wulf Kahl	Brazil	83	60	77	66	62	DNF	92
82	Nicholas Bates (H) John Buestad	United States	DNF	64	49	DNF	69	DNS	82
83	Chresten Jensen (H) Harald Jensen	United States	85	78	64	71	67	DNS	75
84	Heinrich Gretler (H) Hanspeter Rossner	Switzerland	74	66	68	80	82	DNF	70
85	Rainer R. Roellenbleg (H) Alfreds Landshammer	West Germany	68	62	83	DNS	DNS	DNS	51
86	E. Alexanderson (H) Linda Roberts	United States	75	71	80	83	84	DNS	47
87	Robert Lamcien (H) Claude Royer	France	84	80	84	82	83	72	39

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

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