1994 Star World Championships

Last updated January 12, 2024

The 1994 Star World Championships were held in San Diego, United States between September 7 and 18, 1994. The hosting yacht club was San Diego Yacht Club.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	Tot	Pts
	Ross MacDonald (H) Eric Jespersen	Canada	4	1	7	14^†	1	8	35	21
	Alan Adler (H) Rodrigo Meirleles	Brazil	6	2	26^†	1	6	7	48	22
	Torben Schmidt Grael (H) Marcelo Ferreira	Brazil	12	23^†	3	7	13	2	60	37
4	John Kostecki (H) Tom Olsen	United States	1	9	4	8	22^†	21	65	43
5	Eric Doyle (H) Bill Bennett	United States	5	14	29^†	12	8	5	73	44
6	Carl Buchan (H) Fritz Lanzinger	United States	20	12	23^†	10	4	1	70	47
7	George Szabo III (H) Rick Peters	United States	9	98^† DSQ	20	17	7	3	154	56
8	Hans Wallén (H) Bobby Lohse	Sweden	2	13	2	22	41^†	22	102	61
9	Michael Hestbæk (H) Martin Hejlsberg	Denmark	3	26	12	9	34^†	15	99	65
10	Mark Reynolds (H) Hal Haenel	United States	18	21^†	5	18	18	6	86	65
11	Albino Fravezzi (H) Paolo Busolo	Italy	24	8	43	28	61^†	9	173	112
11	Joe Londrigan (H) Phil Trinter	United States	7	98^† DNF	10	20	17	18	170	72
12	Peter Bromby (H) Lee White	Bermuda	28	4	8	26	15	48^†	129	81
13	Jose Doreste (H) Javier Hermida	Spain	29	30	1	16	10	36^†	122	86
14	Bill Buchan Jr. (H) Brian Ledbetter	United States	19	25	42^†	11	20	14	131	89
15	Enrico Chieffi (H) Hermes Costa	Italy	11	98^† DSQ	27	6	2	46	190	92
16	Urs Hunkeler (H) Markus Lauber	Switzerland	16	24	13	38^†	29	13	133	95
17	Pietro D'Ali (H) Corrado Cristaldini	Italy	33	27	6	30	3	58^†	157	99
19	Joachim Hellmich (H) Dirk Schwaertzel	Germany	27	7	31^†	27	26	26	144	113
20	Ross Adams (H) Chuck Nevel	United States	14	18	24	24	33^†	33	146	113
21	John King (H) Wellington de Barros	Brazil	39^†	23 YMP	36	29	19	11	157	118
22	Frank Butzmann (H) Michael Umlauft	Germany	13	6	98^† DSQ	2	24	78	221	123
23	Fernando Bello (H) Mario Sampaio	Portugal	10	28	60^†	36	32	17	183	123
24	Alexander Hagen (H) Kai Falkenthal	Germany	46^†	5	14	42	36	28	171	125
25	Kevin Miller (H) John Curnutte	United States	22	98^† DSQ	9	65	12	19	225	127
26	John A. MacCausland (H) Robert MacCausland	United States	34	16	35	35	9	54^†	183	129
27	Vincent Brun (H) Mike Dorgan	United States	15	3	98^† DNF	3	98 DSQ	12	229	131
28	Eckart Wagner (H) Hugo Schreiner	Germany	30	61^†	15	23	37	27	193	132
29	Rob Maine III (H) Greg Alm	United States	32	20	16	49^†	45	25	187	138
30	Benny Andersen (H) Mogens Just	Denmark	35	10	21	5	67	82^†	220	138
31	James Brett (H) Scott Warnes	Australia	17	45	25	46	11	66^†	210	144
32	Brian Carmet (H) Alex Camet	United States	25	15	65	72^†	39	4	220	148
33	Paolo Semeraro (H) Ferdinando Colaninno	Italy	57^†	46	38	37	5	29	212	155
34	Ben Mitchell (H) Bill Stump	United States	78^†	53	27	19	25	42	244	156
35	Rex Bienz (H) Beat Stegmeier	Switzerland	8	34	62	33	28	84^†	249	165
35	Peter E. Siemsen (H) Andre Lekszycki	Brazil	23	49	44	34	14	98^† DNF	262	164
37	Ron Sandstrom (H) Chris Rogers	United States	53^†	43	33	4	43	45	221	168
38	Lee Kellerhouse (H) Marco Columbo	United States	59^†	36	47	21	35	37	235	176
39	Mark Mansfield (H) Owen Dennis	Ireland	31	39	22	41	53^†	43	229	176
40	Jack Kisseoglou (H) Dimitrios Boukis	Greece	83	98^† DSQ	30	31	31	10	283	185
41	Dewitt Morris (H) Forrest Williams	United States	61^†	47	53	15	42	32	250	189
42	Arthur Anosov (H) Myrchuk Alexander	Ukraine	44	50^†	39	53	27	34	247	194
43	Mats Johansson (H) Mattias Frode	Sweden	45	22	28	48	52	79^†	274	195
44	Luis F.L. Simao (H) Felipe Lobao Rudge	Brazil	42	29	50	45	30	60^†	256	196
45	Larry Whipple (H) Garth Olsen	United States	43	55^†	19	51	48	41	257	202
46	Stephan Schurich (H) F. Xaver Gruber	Austria	58	42	11	50	51	76^†	288	212
47	Pelle Petterson (H) Joel Kew	Sweden	72^†	37	48	25	66	47	295	223
48	Jurg Ryffel (H) Daniel Roth	Switzerland	21	44	56	67	38	70^†	296	226
49	Ross Miller (H) Jed Miller	United States	50	58	49	13	56	63^†	289	226
50	Glyn Charles (H) Simon Fry	Great Britain	48	19	41	98^† PMS	40	80	326	228
51	Nicolo Saidelli (H) Nicola Menoni	Italy	82	33	18	40	98^† DSQ	56	327	229
52	Steven Bakker (H) Peter Peet	Netherlands	76	17	89^†	64	23	53	322	233
53	Sergey Khoretsky (H) Hermann Weiler	Belarus	26	64	64	66^†	21	61	302	236
54	Kevin McNeil (H) Chris Higgs	United States	36	81^†	52	62	16	75	322	241
55	Augusto Barrozo (H) Paulo Fabriani	Brazil	41	60	37	78^†	49	55	320	242
56	Douglas Smith (H) Garth Miller	United States	37	32	68	39	70^†	68	314	244
57	Jochen Diercks (H) Herbert Braasch	Germany	69^†	48	55	68	46	30	316	247
58	Philip Graves (H) Barry van Leeuwen	Canada	67	98^† DSQ	34	44	72	31	346	248
59	Albert Schweizer (H) Perret Mathias	Germany	40	63	81	32	98^† DSQ	35	349	251
60	Roberto Benamati (H) Giuseppe Devoti	Italy	98^† DSQ	11	45	98 PMS	47	57	356	258
61	Rainer Wilhelm (H) Wolfgang Krepcik	Austria	64	83^†	72	58	50	23	350	267
62	Andreas Sellwig (H) Lutz Boguhn	Germany	66	40	67	98^† PMS	57	44	372	274
63	Charles Beek (H) Edward V. Lyon	United States	49	67^†	59	63	54	52	344	277
64	Pat Londrigan (H) Brian Terhaar	United States	70	41	79^†	56	65	49	360	281
65	Ben Staartjes (H) Peter Brinkgrave	Netherlands	79^†	62	71	71 YMP	44	38	365	286
66	Guram Biganishvili (H) Vladimir Gruzdev	Georgia	38	31	51	98^† PMS	69	98 DNC	385	287
67	Richard Grönblom (H) Ville Kurki	Finland	73	66	73	98^† DNS	59	16	385	287
68	Ingvar Krook (H) Magnus Henriksson	Sweden	62	79	83^†	74	55	20	373	290
69	Logan Farrar (H) Gill Cole	United States	71	56	32	54	98^† DSQ	77	388	290
70	Henning Voigt (H) Dirk Struve	Germany	54	38	76	55	76	83^†	382	299
71	James L. Butler (H) Mark D. Butler	United States	90^†	75	80	43	79	24	391	301
72	Glenn Read (H) Mark Fisher	Australia	92^†	57	54	59	81	51	394	302
73	Jon Little (H) Mike Claxton	Canada	63	98^† DSQ	46	73	63	59	402	304
74	Ian E. Johnson (H) Tim Ede	Australia	74	76^†	70	47	48	40	355	307
75	Trig Liljestrand (H) Herb Magney	United States	55	35	63 YMP	77	83	90^†	403	313
76	Josef Pieper (H) Werner Staufer	Germany	52	72	58	98^† DSQ	64	74	418	320
77	Kim Fletcher (H) Bill Kreysler	United States	87^†	71	40	52	80	81	411	324
78	Christoph Gautschi (H) Ronald Braun	Switzerland	68	52	86^†	57	77	71	411	325
79	Mike Ilgenstein (H) Haymo Jepsen	Germany	47	68	57	98^† PMS	98 DSQ	67	435	337
80	Sune Carlsson (H) Eric Beckwith	Sweden	81	69	66	98^† PMS	84	39	437	339
81	Chris Nielson (H) Ed Hughes	United States	98^† DNS	51	69	71	62	87	438	340
82	Don Krippendorf (H) Chris Lanza	United States	65	54	98^† DNF	81	68	73	439	341
83	Otto Zieglmeier (H) Peter Girr	Germany	51	65	82	98^† DNF	86	62	444	346
84	Riccardo Simoneschi (H) Ardrea Vegetti	Italy	84	74	61	98^† PMS	58	72	447	349
85	John Foster (H) Mark Strube	U.S. Virgin Islands	89^†	82	77	69	75	50	442	353
86	Hans Fendt (H) Florian Fendt	Germany	75	59	88	61	73	93^†	449	356
87	Dierk Thomsen (H) Lars Thomsen	Germany	93^†	70	63	80	90	65	461	368
88	Ed Sprague Jr. (H) Bruce Cameron	United States	88	98^† DSQ	84	79	60	64	473	375
89	Gerhard Hobiger (H) Robert Ullrich	Austria	60	98^† DSQ	91	76	71	88	484	386
90	Mario Caprile (H) Ramon Bernar	Spain	85	80	78	70	82	94^†	489	390
91	George Szabo Jr. (H) Fritz Kunzel	United States	80	80	78	70	82	94^†	484	390
92	Flavio Scala (H) Alberto Rossari	Italy	77	98^† DSQ	74	60	98 DNC	98 DNC	505	407
93	John Allen (H) John Ahlquist	United States	94^†	78	75	83	87	89	506	412
94	Rainer R. Roellenbleg (H) Mario Salani	Germany	56	98^† PMS	98 DNF	75	98 DSQ	86	511	413
95	Joseph Pro (H) David Bird	United States	86	73	87	98^† PMS	89	92	525	427
96	E. F. Atkinson (H) Tom Seeling	United States	95	98^† DSQ	92	82	85	85	537	439
97	J. Joseph Bainton (H) Michael Marcel	United States	91	98^† DSQ	90	98 DSQ	88	91	556	458

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

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