1987 Star World Championships

Last updated August 15, 2023

The 1987 Star World Championships were held in Chicago, United States in 1987.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	Pts
	Ed Adams (H) Tom Olsen	United States	3	10	1	12	1	23	39.7
	Alexander Hagen (H) Fritz Girr	West Germany	2	7	4	4	4	WDR	40
	Paul Cayard (H) Steve Erickson	United States	6	1	2	9	17	21	52.7
4	Ross MacDonald (H) Bruce MacDonald	Canada	5	2	37	1	13	24	62
5	Terry McLaughlin (H) Evert Bastet	Canada	19	11	33	3	3	8	64.4
6	Mats Johansson (H) Torbjörn Hansson	Sweden	4	6	28	8	27	2	69.7
7	Peter Wright (H) Todd Cozzens	United States	15	4	52	11	12	4	72
8	Joachim Hellmich (H) Dirk Schwaertzel	West Germany	10	16	48	2	2	28	78
9	Colin Beashel (H) S. Leonard	Australia	11	5	9	31	14	15	83
10	Mark Reynolds (H) Hal Haenel	United States	1	9	19	15	37	18	85
11	Gastão Brun (H) Carlos McCourtney	Brazil	22	3	25	5	20	33	100.7
12	Giorgio Gorla (H) Alfio Peraboni	Italy	12	17	14	6	22	22	100.7
13	J. A. MacCausland (H) Robert MacCausland	United States	7	28	10	28	33	5	107
14	Joe Londrigan (H) M. Busch	United States	25	12	12	70	15	13	107
15	John W. Allen (H) Arthur W. Silcox	United States	20	24	16	34	36	1	118
16	Uwe von Below (H) Franz Wehofsich	West Germany	9	11	47	33	23	14	120
17	Roberto Ferrarese (H) Carlo Girone	Italy	16	27	15	20	DNS	12	120
18	Hans Vogt, Jr. (H) Ulrich Seeberger	West Germany	17	14	21	23	21	WDR	126
19	T. Herrmann (H) Rick Hennig	United States	30	32	24	WDR	11	6	132.7
20	Ingvar Bengtson (H) Peter Klock	Sweden	18	DSQ	34	16	38	3	135.7
21	Albino Fravezzi (H) L. Bontempelli	Italy	29	13	7	30	30	34	139
22	Auge Diaz (H) Marshall Duane	United States	21	23	29	32	16	27	146
23	Steven Bakker (H) Kobus Vandenberg	Netherlands	14	30	23	14	47	38	149
24	Roberto Benamati (H) Giuseppe Devoti	Italy	24	20	3	WDR	29	47	149.7
25	Peter Sundelin (H) Stephan Kallin	Sweden	26	41	18	25	32	19	150
26	Ian Woolward (H) J. Maddocks	United States	33	37	36	DNS	5	10	150
27	Terry Bowman (H) Rob Maine III	United States	51	45	20	43	8	7	153
28	Jorge Zarif Neto (H) Peter Erzberger	Brazil	39	DSQ	6	19	19	42	154.7
29	Allan Leibel (H) Witold Gesing	Canada	48	33	39	35	7	17	161
30	Alberto Zanetti (H) J. Lavandeira	Argentina	13	34	31	45	9	50	162
31	Thomas Oljelund (H) Christian Olsson	Sweden	27	29	30	13	34	35	163
32	Ted Hovey (H) Neil Foley	United States	42	18	17	27	50	31	165
33	Hub. Merkelbach (H) Walter Oess	West Germany	23	22	43	17	31	45	166
34	Michael Clements (H) RobertBurton	Canada	34	36	8	29	66	32	169
35	Josef Pieper (H) U. Reinhold	Austria	56	62	13	24	6	43	171.7
36	T. Nute (H) C. Hartshorn	United States	44	42	11	42	25	29	179
37	Werner Fritz (H) D. Stadler	West Germany	31	52	5	26	40	WDR	183
38	Peter Gale (H) Ernie Lawrence	Australia	38	25	26	21	48	DNS	188
39	I. Walker (H) W. Jobnson	Australia	28	54	38	39	42	11	188
40	Peter Scheel (H) J. C. da Silva Jordao	Brazil	45	DSQ	27	37	39	16	194
41	M. Chr. Scheinecker (H) Christian Holler	Austria	47	26	22	36	41	DNS	202
42	Andy Ivey (H) Reid Krakower	United States	36	43	54	22	43	37	211
43	M. van Leeuwen (H) P. Vollebregt	Netherlands	35	DSQ	42	40	61	20	228
44	S. Ulian (H) B. Murphy	United States	46	35	46	18	54	55	229
45	Foss Miller (H) J. Turvey	United States	40	60	60	44	10	46	230
46	Vicente Brun (H) Hugo Schreiner	United States	8	DSQ	32	10	WDR	DNS	238
47	S. P. Mykkänen (H) J. Ljungquist	Finland	52	44	51	38	DNS	26	241
48	Bill Buchan, Jr. (H) C. Thomas	United States	32	15	WDR	7	WDR	DNS	242
49	E. Peters, Jr. (H) E. Peters, Sr.	United States	43	41	64	54	28	40	246
50	R. Van Wagnen (H) J. Hunger	United States	55	39	65	46	44	36	250
51	Joan Watts (H) Alan Drew IV	United States	41	DSQ	35	57	46	DNS	253.8
52	J. Dollahite (H) S. Dietrich	United States	59	38	57	55	52	25	257
53	Rainer Roellenbleg (H) Robert Stark	West Germany	37	31	45	DNS	35	DNS	257
54	G. Cole (H) M. Thomas	United States	69	46	67	52	55	9	259
55	Richard Stearns (H) E. Armstrong	United States	54	19	59	47	64	59	268
56	R. Wilbur (H) R. Wilbur	United States	49	47	63	49	58	41	274
57	J. Lovell (H) M. Jones	United States	67	66	70	64	26	30	283
58	W. G. Watson (H) K. Flood	United States	57	40	56	DNS	60	44	287
59	Gio. Fenaroli (H) A. Fenini	Italy	50	DSQ	44	53	59	57	293
60	D. Wesselhoft (H) D. Wesselhoft	United States	58	56	40	65	73	48	297
61	T. P. Hagy, Jr. (H) H. Jonas	United States	64	DSQ	41	66	49	54	304
62	Steve Kling (H) E. Hillenbrand	United States	72	49	50	48	71	58	308
63	John Foster, Sr. (H) John Foster, Jr.	U.S. Virgin Islands	66	DSQ	55	56	62	39	308
64	William Parks (H) R. Russell	United States	53	61	WDR	41	45	WDR	309
65	Ben Staartjes (H) Rob Douze	Netherlands	61	DSQ	49	DNF	18	DNS	316
66	Harry W. Walker (H) Todd C. Raynor	United States	65	50	68	58	63	52	318
67	D. Parfet (H) B. Vandenberg	United States	68	DSQ	58	51	51	60	318
68	Peter E. Siemsen (H) Norman MacPherson	Brazil	60	21	DNF	DSQ	53	DNS	322
69	D. Jaros (H) D. Burgett	United States	70	55	53	60	57	DNS	325
70	O. Schmid (H) D. Cornes	West Germany	73	DSQ	62	59	56	49	329
71	R. Beigel (H) L. Martin	Portugal	71	DSQ	DSQ	50	24	DNS	333
72	Mario Caprile (H) Guido Sodano	Spain	63	59	71	62	68	61	343
73	George Brothers (H) N. Miller	United States	75	DSQ	61	63	69	51	349
74	R. Poole (H) P. Poole	United States	78	58	74	68	72	53	355
75	J. Vanderhoff (H) F. Molali	United States	76	57	66	61	70	DNS	360
76	Michael C. Hicks (H) Patrick W. Hicks	Great Britain	62	53	WDR	DNF	65	DNS	368
77	P. Kresge (H) D. Kresge	United States	79	65	72	WDR	67	56	369
78	S. Turvey (H) P. Kennedy	United States	74	63	73	67	75	DNS	382
79	T. Ramoser (H) S Ramoser	West Germany	77	64	69	69	74	DNS	383

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

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