1982 Star World Championships

Last updated April 18, 2023

The 1982 Star World Championships were held in Medemblik, Netherlands in 1982.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	Pts
	Antonio Gorostegui (H) José Doreste	Spain	12	1	13	3	1	3	29.4
	Alexander Hagen (H) Vincent Hoesch	West Germany	1	4	7	18	YMP	9	45
	Bill Buchan, Jr. (H) Steve Erickson	United States	3	13	PMS	7	3	7	56.4
4	Jens-Peter Wrede (H) Matthias Borowy	West Germany	4	6	4	28	11	11	61.7
5	Andrew Menkart (H) Steve Calder	United States	5	14	14	5	9	4	63
6	Kees Douze (H) Willem Nagel	Netherlands	16	2	2	14	37	14	68
7	Joachim Griese (H) Jurgen Homeyer	West Germany	14	17	9	8	2	12	70
8	Jens Christensen (H) Morten Nielsen	Denmark	2	15	18	8	18	5	72
9	Peter Wright (H) Todd Cozzens	United States	13	7	3	13	19	-	81.7
10	Colin Bate (H) Phil Baker	Australia	20	12	36	2	4	25	86
11	Jochen Schwarz (H) Ulrich Seeberger	West Germany	9	3	17	16	22	38	93.7
12	Gastão Brun (H) Daniel Wilcox	Brazil	8	11	35	1	-	23	98
13	Ben Staartjes (H) Kobus Vandenberg	Netherlands	24	22	5	11	14	-	105
14	Olle Johansson (H) Dag Hansson	Sweden	30	46	10	15	8	22	115
15	Giorgio Gorla (H) Alfio Peraboni	Italy	21	10	31	YMP	13	-	116.2
16	F. N. De Abreu (H) Christoph Bergmann	Brazil	25	18	20	21	39	2	117
17	Eduardo de Souza (H) Peter Erzberger	Brazil	11	32	16	12	24	26	119
18	Mats Johansson (H) Ingemar Jansson	Sweden	18	26	25	YMP	17	17	126.2
19	Flavio Scala (H) Alberto Rossari	Italy	15	21	41	6	16	-	128.7
20	Fritz Geis (H) Peter Moeckl	West Germany	54	-	1	25	10	19	132
21	Heinz Nixdorf (H) Josef Pieper	West Germany	26	8	17	9	30	29	132
22	Josef Steinmayer (H) Reto Heilig	Switzerland	11	24	22	19	41	28	133
23	Uwe von Below (H) Franz Wehofsich	West Germany	17	5	-	54	28	6	138.7
24	Mogens Nielsen (H) Mogens Pedersen	Denmark	29	31	8	17	25	-	140
25	Hartmut Voigt (H) Gerhard Borowy	West Germany	27	22	30	24	12	32	146
26	Heinz Maurer (H) Peter Keller	Switzerland	23	28	32	34	26	15	154
27	Hans Hylander (H) Olle Albrektson	Sweden	33	52	11	25	35	21	155
28	John Boyce (H) Graham Walker	Great Britain	31	42	12	YMP	47	16	156.2
29	Aldo Mighaccio (H) Donato Pagliarulo	Italy	22	44	6	-	31	26	159.7
30	Hans Wallén (H) Henrik Dubois	Sweden	-	29	26	YMP	42	10	163.7
31	Stefano Roberti (H) Corrado Cristaldini	Italy	7	36	28	37	29	-	167
32	Hubert Raudaschl (H) Karl Ferstl	Austria	6	25	-	4	-	23	167.7
33	Timo Lampen (H) Leif Gallen	Finland	28	50	15	33	21	43	169
34	Bengt Hellsten (H) Bengt Andersson	Sweden	41	35	24	30	-	8	174
35	C. Breitenstein (H) Andreas Giessbrecht	Switzerland	39	34	19	20	38	44	180
36	Barton S. Beek (H) John Maddocks	United States	48	9	40	40	13	-	180
37	Ludwig Buedel (H) Erwin Panip	West Germany	37	45	43	31	13	30	186
38	Ottwtn Semmerow (H) Stephan Wagner	West Germany	32	38	38	38	59	13	189
39	Carl Schröder (H) Lars Edwall	Sweden	40	20	45	22	52	34	191
40	Larry Whipple (H) Foss Miller	United States	19	-	-	10	27	24	192
41	Bruno Marazzi (H) Ueli Keller	Switzerland	50	40	49	39	5	31	193
42	Hans Vogt, Jr. (H) Sten Risom	West Germany	35	41	27	21	40	53	194
43	Stefan Winberg (H) Stefan Sundquist	Sweden	46	43	-	29	33	35	216
44	Stef Scheuregger (H) Bernard Seen	West Germany	56	19	57	55	44	18	222
45	Franco Nazzaro (H) Paolo Nazzaro	Italy	49	33	21	57	50	41	224
46	Walter Passegger (H) Rudolf Fritsch	Austria	36	49	39	YMP	-	43	228.7
47	Peter Scheel (H) Martin Grossmann	Brazil	55	37	-	49	32	33	236
48	Patrick de Barros (H) Coutinho	Portugal	42	16	67	43	-	50	248
49	Gio. Cassinari (H) Pasquale Pelli	Italy	53	54	-	41	34	36	248
50	Jorge Zarif Neto (H) Eduardo Cavagna	Brazil	-	65	29	26	23	-	255
51	Tom Löfstedt (H) Martin Alsen	Sweden	60	30	34	-	20	-	256
52	Sune Carlsson (H) Börje Carlsson	Sweden	43	-	53	36	55	46	260
53	Claus-Peter Luxa (H) Rolf Rottger	West Germany	51	53	56	52	36	40	262
54	William Parks (H) Werner Biebl	United States	62	68	50	23	51	48	264
55	Thomas Olrog (H) Magnus Ahnme	Sweden	57	59	37	35	-	47	265
56	Boudewijn Binkhorst (H) Rob Douze	Netherlands	41	27	-	-	6	-	267.7
57	Rainer Roellenbleg (H) Bruckner	West Germany	63	YMP	46	46	-	39	272.5
58	John Albrechtson (H) Ingvar Hansson	Sweden	38	47	-	-	-	1	273
59	Hannes Gubler (H) Willi Spellbrink	Switzerland	64	-	23	48	56	54	275
60	Arnold Osterwalder (H) Dieter Ertl	Switzerland	45	60	54	52	49	-	290
61	Willy Schlosser (H) Hans Wolter	West Germany	59	57	48	53	-	52	299
62	Sven Karlsson (H) Dennis Harding	Sweden	61	62	64	47	45	55	300
63	Hans-G. Gluende (H) Gert Schulte	West Germany	70	72	44	58	54	49	305
64	Hermann Schwyter (H) Hans-Rudolf Sulzer	Switzerland	66	70	51	42	65	56	310
65	Marcello Adorno (H) Sergio Nascimento	Brazil	-	39	-	32	48	-	313
66	M. Chr. Scheinecker (H) Thomas Richter	Austria	36	-	42	-	43	-	315
67	Rico Gregorini (H) Thomas Moser	Switzerland	65	51	58	YMP	57	-	318.7
68	Harry W. Walker (H) David Munge	United States	-	61	61	59	63	46	320
69	John Hackman (H) Osborne	Great Britain	73	74	65	51	53	51	323
70	Walter Kunzle (H) Manuel Ingold	Switzerland	67	69	55	51	59	-	329
71	Beat Hunziker (H) Vincent Nagelisen	Switzerland	58	58	63	YMP	62	-	331.2
72	Harrison Hine (H) Kenneth Young	United States	-	71	60	44	46	-	333
73	Wolfgang Creutz (H) Horst Barhainski	West Germany	72	63	69	-	60	45	339
74	Gildes Illien (H) Allegret	France	71	55	59	61	64	-	340
75	Albert Sporer (H) Horst Seitz	West Germany	69	67	62	56	61	-	345
76	Hans-G. Ehlers (H) Willi Ross	West Germany	46	58	52	-	-	-	346
77	Thorsten Dmoch (H) Friedtjof Grunkel	West Germany	-	48	-	45	-	-	369
78	Kurt Mueller (H) Rainer Klostermann	Switzerland	-	64	33	-	-	-	373
79	Anders Nordin (H) Patrick Nordin	Sweden	74	73	68	60	-	-	387
80	Ekehart Weinberg (H) Erwin Joras	Netherlands	68	66	66	-	-	-	394
81	Peter D. Siemsen (H) Torben Grael	Brazil	52	-	-	-	-	-	410

Legend:PMS – Premature start;YMP – Yacht materially prejudiced;

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References

"Star Class World Championship Results 1978 - 1989". starclass.org. Retrieved 2014-02-25.

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