1984 Star World Championships

Last updated August 19, 2023

The 1984 Star World Championships were held in Vilamoura, Portugal in 1984.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Boat name	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	Pts
	Findus	Giorgio Gorla (H) Alfio Peraboni	Italy	7	4	11	4	1	33	46
		Andrew Menkart (H) James Kavle	United States	3	18	14	1	17	2	51.7
		Paul Cayard (H) Kenneth Keefe	United States	6	1	59	11	4	28	70.7
4		Hans Wallén (H) Torbjörn Hansson	Sweden	21	6	49	9	9	3	74.4
5	Rosa	Olle Johansson (H) Dag Hansen	Sweden	9	5	24	14	8	13	78
6	Tibnorina	Peter Sundelin (H) Roger Nilsson	Sweden	11	21	DSQ	6	5	8	79.7
7	Tine	Hubert Raudaschl (H) Karl Ferstl	Austria	12	7	10	8	15	DNF	62
8		Boudewijn Binkhorst (H) Willem van Walt-Meyer	Netherlands	4	15	9	42	12	17	85
9		Peter Wright (H) Todd Cozzens	United States	14	20	70	5	7	11	86
10	Margot	Kent Carlsson (H) Henrik Eyermann	Sweden	16	11	4	20	10	DNF	89
11	Frolic	Bill Buchan, Jr. (H) Steve Erickson	United States	DSQ	14	1	3	22	31	90.7
12		Jens-Peter Wrede (H) Matthias Borowy	West Germany	31	13	DNF	17	2	6	93.7
13		Alexander Hagen (H) Vincent Hoesch	West Germany	17	12	16	22	23	4	99
14	Romeo	Josef Steinmayer (H) Reto Heilig	Switzerland	42	2	13	15	26	21	102
15	Ribena	David Howlett (H) Tim Tavinor	Great Britain	29	3	18	24	13	38	113.7
16		S. Fleckenstein (H) Robert Nuru	Canada	25	30	66	18	11	7	121
17	Tata	Albino Fravezzi (H) Carlo Bonetti	Italy	10	8	6	19	PMS	50	122.7
18		Tom Löfstedt (H) Martin Alsen	Sweden	43	26	8	45	20	5	131
19	Movie Star	Mats Johansson (H) Bengt Bengtsson	Sweden	22	41	25	30	32	1	133
20	Manatee	Joachim Griese (H) Michael Marcour	West Germany	2	24	28	64	16	39	134
21		Werner Fritz (H) Thomas Buedel	West Germany	30	25	3	27	33	24	135.7
22	Wa-Wa-Too	John King (H) Fernando Nabuco	Brazil	38	33	20	7	35	14	139
23	Sonderjylland	Poul Richard Høj Jensen (H) Theis Palm	Denmark	20	31	7	28	25	DNF	141
24	Spirit	J. A. MacCausland (H) Jay Brown	United States	8	32	45	16	14	DNF	145
25	Krishna	Eduardo de Souza (H) Roberto Martins	Brazil	24	17	37	10	30	DNF	148
26	Ding Dong	Kees Douze (H) Willem Nagel	Netherlands	18	23	23	35	DNF	20	149
27		M. Chr. Scheinecker (H) Hary Mitterdorfer	Austria	32	19	54	63	18	9	162
28	Mina	Gio. Cassinari (H) Oscar Dalvit	Italy	35	16	52	38	21	29	169
29	Simba	Heinz Maurer (H) Chris Rossing	Switzerland	33	44	39	23	34	10	169
30	Blacky	Jochen Schwarz (H) Robert Stark	West Germany	5	57	36	31	37	35	173
31	Ana	Antonio Gorostegui (H) José Doreste	Spain	19	9	62	61	3	56	174.7
32	Fina	Bengt Hellsten (H) S. Westerdahl	Sweden	36	38	73	43	6	30	182.7
33	Cicuta Van Dyke	S. Roberti (H) Mauro Piani	Italy	27	40	72	13	31	42	183
34	Butzi	Rainer Roellenbleg (H) Ulrich Seeberger	West Germany	23	27	51	25	28	52	184
35		Vicente Brun (H) David Shaw	United States	1	22	63	52	24	DNF	185
36		John R. Drew-Bear (H) Christian Flebe	Venezuela	50	36	60	2	29	45	187
37	Liz	Flavio Scala (H) Alberto Rossari	Italy	26	37	55	21	19	DNF	188
38	Moira	Uwe von Below (H) Franz Wehofsich	West Germany	28	43	19	12	57	DNF	189
39		John Boyce (H) David Munge	Great Britain	13	10	65	34	51	DNF	203
40	Noni V	António Correia (H) Henrique Anjos	Portugal	34	39	38	60	46	26	213
41		Carl Schröder (H) Gunther Haack	Sweden	49	52	46	44	38	12	219
42		Börje Larsson (H) Anders Hogland	Sweden	66	47	44	36	43	23	223
43		Ilias Khatzipavlis (H) Leonidas Pelekanakis	Greece	40	28	48	40	39	DNF	225
44	Ali-Baba	Bruno Marazzi (H) Ueli Keller	Switzerland	54	35	21	37	48	63	225
45	Pomeranis	Hartmut Voigt (H) Uwe Heinzmann	West Germany	64	48	29	55	49	16	227
46	Fancea	Fernando Bello (H) Miguel Empis	Portugal	62	67	33	39	44	22	230
47	Ale'ago	Agost. Randazzo (H) Alessandro la Lomia	Italy	63	51	DSQ	26	41	19	230
48	78'Eren	Per Baagoe (H) Peter Brogger	Denmark	48	53	2	65	55	48	231
49	Tomte	C. Breitenstein (H) Andreas Giessbrecht	Switzerland	51	42	31	53	DNF	27	234
50	Duebel XII	Hans-Otto Engel (H) Jurgen Storrers	West Germany	55	DSQ	5	58	47	40	234
51	Trigger Happy IV	Tryg Liljestrand (H) Kim Fletcher	United States	44	49	26	32	56	59	237
52		Charlie Saylan (H) Dan McLaughlin	United States	37	63	40	50	42	41	240
53	Haschen	Reiner Haase (H) Axel Reuter	Netherlands	46	29	50	41	45	60	241
54	Shrew	William Parks (H) David Cornes	United States	67	45	68	47	40	15	244
55	Simone	Ulf Malmborg (H) Tomas Andersson	Sweden	39	59	35	29	61	53	245
56	De Stijl	Vince Locatelli (H) Gianluca Zanotta	Italy	52	56	34	46	50	34	246
57	Buff	Gert Schulte (H) Josef Pieper	West Germany	DSQ	46	17	59	36	58	246
58		Hans Hylander (H) Olle Albrektson	Sweden	47	50	42	54	60	32	255
59	Minhoca	Jorge Pinheiro (H) Felipe V. da Rocha	Portugal	41	YMP	32	51	PMS	57	256.3
60	Tifosa di Pasta	Rico Gregorini (H) Rolf Zeltner	Switzerland	45	54	DSQ	49	63	24	266
61		Daniel Adler (H) Camilo Carvalho	Brazil	56	34	69	62	27	DNF	278
62	Lion Rampant	Ian Woolward (H) John Maddocks	United States	15	DNF	41	33	DNS	DNS	279
63		Ric. Simoneschi (H) Mauro Delbecchi	Italy	60	58	15	75	DNF	43	281
64	Boccadoro	Paolo Nazzaro (H) Franco Nazzaro	Italy	71	DSQ	64	57	53	18	293
65	Miage	Patrice Ratzel (H) Francois Seguin	France	57	66	12	74	DNS	54	293
66	Olga	Johan Freye (H) Peter Koch	Sweden	72	70	22	48	64	61	295
67	Eshmschaugo	Manfred Meyer (H) Peter Kullmann	West Germany	53	55	53	56	58	62	305
68		Willem Derokson (H) Jan Krom	Netherlands	69	60	30	68	52	DNF	309
69	Mops	Jochen Diercks (H) Herbert Brassch	West Germany	73	61	43	71	59	46	310
70	P. Fantastic	Dierk Thomsen (H) Andreas Gerlach	West Germany	65	62	58	66	62	36	313
71	Lisa	Jouka Lindgren (H) Jari Järvimaa	Finland	61	69	47	72	70	37	314
72	Bibi	Hans Fendt (H) Werner Fendt	West Germany	76	68	27	76	65	49	315
73	Riki	Gui. Calegari (H) Ovidio Lagos	Argentina	58	64	DSQ	73	54	47	326
74	Rhumba	Bernardo Silva (H) Jorge Goncalves	Portugal	68	71	57	70	66	51	342
75		Harry W. Walker (H) Axel Schultz	United States	74	73	61	DNS	67	44	349
76	Bla-Bla	Fritz Girr (H) Karl Schneider	West Germany	70	65	56	67	68	DNF	356
77	7	Hermann Schwyter (H) Francesco Rossi	Switzerland	59	72	67	69	69	DNS	366
78	Egli	Klaus Muller (H) Beiko Muller	West Germany	75	74	74	77	71	55	379
79	Indolence	Sandra Bottini (H) Cat Dabrsasi	Italy	77	DNF	71	DNS	DNS	DNS	418

Legend:DNF – Did not finish;DNS – Did not start;DSQ – Disqualified;PMS – Premature start;YMP – Yacht materially prejudiced;

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