1989 Star World Championships

Last updated August 15, 2023

The 1989 Star World Championships were held in Porto Cervo, Italy in 1989.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Boat name	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	Pts
	Era Ora	Alan Adler (H) Nelson Falcão	Brazil	DNF	5	3	1	3	YMP	43.4
		Werner Fritz (H) Ulrich Seeberger	West Germany	5	41	7	17	5	4	64.0
	C-Ya	Ross MacDonald (H) Bruce MacDonald	Canada	3	19	10	2	9	36	64.7
4		Mark Reynolds (H) Hal Haenel	United States	6	7	2	36	16	15	70.7
5		Vincent Hoesch (H) Robert Stark	West Germany	13	3	34	28	10	5	84.7
6	Dollar Limpo	Andrew Menkart (H) Peter Erzberger	United States	DNF	9	8	8	20	11	86.0
7	Tine	Hubert Raudaschl (H) Stefan Puxkandl	Austria	9	6	DNF	3	21	23	88.4
8		Anders Geert Jensen (H) Mogens Just Mikkelsen	Denmark	1	20	40	12	28	6	89.7
9		Giorgio Gorla (H) Alfio Peraboni	Italy	31	21	22	10	12	3	94.7
10	Mistral	Paul Cayard (H) Steve Erickson	United States	2	30	PMS	14	15	9	95.0
11		Johansson (H) Stefan Hemlin	Sweden	20	PMS	14	26	1	16	100.0
12	Far Niente	Vicente Brun (H) Joel Kew	United States	10	27	17	6	33	18	107.7
13	Innocent Erendira	Ed Adams (H) Rick Hennig	United States	34	13	15	33	5	14	113.0
14	Gnegen	Roberto Ferrarese (H) Giorgio Argenti	Italy	40	55	13	4	4	27	114.0
15		Stephen G. Gould (H) Greg Sieck	United States	16	25	20	9	14	DNF	114.0
16		Hans Wallén (H) Stephan Kallin	Sweden	PMS	12	42	5	7	26	121.0
17	Sekret	Viktor Soloviev (H) Aleksandr Zybin	Soviet Union	7	DNF	30	25	13	19	124.0
18	Vida Bandida	Torben Grael (H) Marcelo Ferreira	Brazil	37	32	1	62	38	1	125.0
19	Is Was	Hans Vogt Jr. (H) Scheibmeier	West Germany	28	51	26	13	26	12	135.0
20	De Stijl	Vince Locatelli (H) Daniele Bresciano	Italy	12	26	16	22	37	30	136.0
21	Rato Veloz	Gastão Brun (H) Christoph Bergmann	Brazil	73	15	4	7	PMS	10	137.0
22	Romeo	Josef Steinmayer (H) Reto Heilig	Switzerland	18	18	12	45	DNF	21	144.0
23		Joachim Hellmich (H) Martin Nixdorf	West Germany	22	29	6	40	31	29	146.7
24	Moira	Uwe von Below (H) Franz Wehofsich	West Germany	11	59	21	11	46	38	157.0
25		Joe Londrigan (H) Mark Busch	United States	19	47	DNF	43	17	8	164.0
26		Rita (H) Rita	Spain	14	38	29	61	18	35	164.0
27	Mancha Negra	Peter E. Siemsen (H) Camilo Carvalho	Brazil	15	DNF	PMS	20	2	2	165.0
28		Peter Peet (H) Dolf Peet	United States	4	PMS	9	55	45	31	172.0
29	Lella-St Constancia	Luca A. Pascolato (H) Sinclair	Brazil	42	PMS	25	58	6	22	152.7
30	Westwind	Roberto Benamati (H) Andrea Veggetti	Italy	25	17	PMS	73	27	13	185.0
31	Cocolocco	Moeckl (H) Schmid	West Germany	63	34	YMP	37	23	33	188.8
32	Tata	Albino Fravezzi (H) Giuseppe Devoti	Italy	PMS	DSQ	19	18	11	7	191.0
33	Agor XIII	Randazzo (H) Cristaldini	Italy	39	62	18	42	22	43	194.0
34	Chorao	Pedro Bulhoes (H) Garcia	Brazil	23	48	45	47	43	17	205.0
35	Keep Smiling	Patrick Haegeli (H) Xavier Rohart	France	27	50	35	16	48	DNF	206.0
36	Shrew	William Parks (H) Londrigan	United States	51	1	57	29	PMS	46	207.0
37		Antolini Ossi (H) Cuccotti	Italy	44	34	38	31	56	52	209.0
38	Hakuna Matata	Doug Smith (H) Marty Dalton	United States	85	43	32	56	19	32	212.0
39	Tina	Hunkeler (H) Leseck	Switzerland	32	52	49	27	42	34	214.0
40	Dopio Ti	Percossi (H) Calegari	Argentina	8	39	60	34	57	47	215.0
41	Serman	Paolo Semeraro (H) Lambertenghi	Italy	24	49	DNF	35	40	44	222.0
42	Fram	Gautschi (H) Muller-Crepon	West Germany	80	24	53	24	41	53	225.0
43	Nate	Pieper (H) Waechter	Austria	49	16	DNS	65	25	42	227.0
44	Cantabria	Alejandro Abascal (H) Javier Hermida	Spain	DSQ	25	23	21	24	28	232.0
45	Adrenalin	Richard Grönblom (H) Rauhala	Finland	50	11	47	49	47	49	233.0
46	Blacky	Jochen Schwarz (H) Dieter Wuerdig	West Germany	70	YMP	28	54	39	56	251.3
47	Grace	Greenwood (H) Paris	Great Britain	PMS	42	27	53	52	50	254.0
48	Haeschen	Reiner Haase (H) Borowy	Netherlands	67	58	33	59	36	39	255.0
49	Scrogneneu	Fauroux (H) Pascalini	France	59	46	39	69	30	55	259.0
50		Miller (H) Miller	United States	45	4	PMS	30	51	DNF	264.0
51	Bettan	Ingvar Bengtson (H) Fredrik Werner	Sweden	47	PMS	31	64	73	20	265.0
52	Marathon	M. van Leeuwen (H) P. Vollebregt	Netherlands	52	64	PMS	48	35	37	266.0
53	Dumbo	Peter-Alexander Wacker (H) Sten Risom	West Germany	64	54	37	39	54	DNF	278.0
54	Era Fado	Patrick de Barros (H) Henrique Anjos	Portugal	77	PMS	44	41	53	40	255.0
55		Alexander Hagen (H) Fritz Girr	West Germany	21	PMS	5	19	PMS	DNS	286.0
56	Dollar Pesto	Peter Erzberger (H) Vaile	Great Britain	46	61	55	50	44	DNF	286.0
57	Penelope	Peter U. Wyss (H) Urs Joss	Switzerland	DNF	35	DNF	44	29	48	292.0
58	Crazy Horse	Beck (H) Meissner	Netherlands	41	DNF	46	57	64	54	292.0
59	Lump	Stefan Vogt (H) Carlo Loos	West Germany	75	23	36	70	63	DNF	297.0
60	Shorebreak	Kim Fletcher (H) William Kreysler	United States	43	PMS	61	60	49	57	300.0
61	Le Baron	Luigi Monaco (H) Giancarlo Squintani	Italy	79	2	51	88	55	DNF	300.0
62	Jani-Kuka	Juan Costas (H) Boni Bejar	Spain	26	PMS	11	PMS	PMS	25	304.0
63	Double Dutch	Ben Staartjes (H) Rob Douze	Netherlands	82	78	56	32	34	DNF	312.0
64	Old Fox	Bruni (H) Caldarella	Italy	61	53	54	96	59	59	316.0
65	Buff	Schulte (H) Schulte	West Germany	68	22	63	66	DNF	67	316.0
66	Orbis II	Schaedla (H) Klippert	West Germany	PMS	33	68	52	79	60	322.0
67	Nidhoegg	Schröder (H) Stefan Sundquist	Sweden	29	PMS	50	81	32	DNF	328.0
68	Paragon	Peter Wright (H) Greg Cook	United States	35	36	DNF	15	DNC	DNC	328.0
69	Simba	Maurer (H) Scheidegger	Switzerland	48	63	PMS	86	60	45	333.0
70	Serena	Ric. Simoneschi (H) Salani	Italy	17	DNF	PMS	DNF	50	24	333.0
71		Migliaccio (H) Menoni	Italy	60	70	41	38	DNF	DNC	315.0
72	I-Form	Fritjofsson (H) Nilsson	Sweden	62	10	PMS	80	58	DNF	346.0
73	Marianne	Beek (H) Oggioni	United States	55	44	64	PMS	61	DNF	360.0
74		Gunnar Dahl (H) Korlin	Sweden	72	PMS	52	76	65	64	362.0
75	Lariofam	Mario Caprile (H) Folli	Spain	54	76	67	54	70	65	362.0
76	Kruzituerkn	W. Kersten (H) Wagner	West Germany	91	PMS	71	46	67	55	363.0
77	Piazzawa VI	Vang-Mathisen (H) Bruni	Switzerland	88	68	DNF	63	65	51	365.0
78	Arbre du Tenere	Janz (H) Hartmann	West Germany	78	81	43	93	71	62	365.0
79	Bingo VII	Harry W. Walker (H) John Terrell	United States	71	65	65	85	72	63	366.0
80	Ali Baba	Navy (H) Novak	France	33	77	24	DNF	DNC	DNC	376.0
81	Egli	Merkelbach (H) Mueller	West Germany	36	DNF	48	51	DNC	DNC	377.0
82	PA 2	Fioroni (H) Gilardoni	Italy	DNF	40	59	74	69	DNC	318.0
83	Violence	Wirth (H) Gratzer	Austria	86	57	66	82	77	66	378.0
84	Top Gun	David Cornes (H) Gross	United States	56	PMS	PMS	77	62	61	392.0
85	Eunice III	Canali (H) Canali	Italy	35	73	DNF	79	66	DNF	392.0
86	Kjappfot	Bjordal (H) Bjelke	Norway	65	45	55	92	DNC	DNC	396.0
87	Arlecchino	Ryffel (H) Thomet	Switzerland	59	66	PMS	67	DNF	41	399.0
88		Dolfei (H) Lindholm	Sweden	30	PMS	PMS	23	DNC	DNC	401.0
89	Andemat	Cereda (H) Annoni	Italy	53	75	72	95	80	DNF	405.0
90	Trident	Cyrill Dvorak (H) Elsener	West Germany	58	56	DNF	71	DNC	DNF	421.0
91		Albino Fravezzi (H) Rubini	Italy	DNC	8	PMS	72	DNC	DNC	428.0
92	Rhum	Santo (H) Santo, Jr.	Portugal	87	71	62	75	DNC	DNC	431.0
93	Gigolette	Sigoli (H) Loda	Italy	DNF	79	70	DNF	75	68	434.0
94	Tiramsu	Rainer Klostermann (H) Hanspeter Kistler	Switzerland	74	74	69	91	DNF	DNC	444.0
95	Via Domani II	Joseph Pro (H) Daniele Gini	United States	DNF	67	DSQ	78	75	DNF	452.0
96		Antonio Cosentino (H) Leonetti	Italy	57	PMS	DNF	78	75	DNF	452.0
97	Champagne	Lanfranchi (H) Mattiello	Italy	66	60	DNF	90	DNF	DNC	458.0
98		Flavio Scala (H) Alberto Rossari	Italy	81	31	PMS	DNF	DNC	DNC	460.0
99	Boerschi	Gerd Neumann (H) Urbach	West Germany	53	50	DNF	94	76	DNF	469.0
100	Elile X	Grirani (H) Capozzi	Italy	DNF	37	DNF	57	DNC	DNC	472.0
101	Geraldine	Castelli (H) Polti	Italy	54	YMP	YMP	53	DNC	DNC	485.0
102	La Niña	Lopez Jimenez (H) Augusto Sanguinetti	Spain	90	72	PMS	59	DNC	DNC	493.0
103		Sami Mykkänen (H) Ivenson	Finland	DSQ	69	DNF	DNC	DNC	DNC	523.0
104	Adamaria	Bottagisio (H) Ottone	Italy	69	PMS	DNF	PMS	DNC	DNC	523.0
105	Mari	Josef Urban (H) Urban Schulz	Austria	76	DSQ	PMS	DNC	DNC	DNC	530.0

Legend:DNC – Did not come to the starting area;DNF – Did not finish;DNS – Did not start;DSQ – Disqualified;PMS – Premature start;YMP – Yacht materially prejudiced;

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