1995 Star World Championships

Last updated August 15, 2023

The 1995 Star World Championships were held in Laredo, Spain between September 10 and 16, 1995.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	Tot	Pts
	Mark Reynolds (H) Hal Haenel	United States	20	1	3	8	3	2	37	17
	Torben Schmidt Grael (H) Marcelo Ferreira	Brazil	4	26	9	5	1	1	46	20
	Christian Rasmussen (H) Kasper Harsberg	Denmark	7	6	2	7	9	5	36	27
4	Colin Beashel (H) David Giles	Australia	8	20	4	2	2	77 DNF	113	36
5	Enrico Chieffi (H) Roberto Sinibaldi	Italy	16	19	10	4	13	7	69	50
6	Hans Vogt Jr. (H) Jörg Fricke	Germany	5	10	8	25	22	6	76	51
7	Michael Hestbæk (H) Martin Hejlsberg	Denmark	42	2	77 PMS	1	4	3	129	52
8	Anastasios Boudouris (H) Dimitrios Boukis	Greece	77 DNF	3	29	15	7	4	135	58
9	Ross MacDonald (H) Eric Jespersen	Canada	1	13	1	22	77 DNF	22	136	59
10	Peter Bromby (H) Lee White	Bermuda	6	5	14	13	21	77 DNF	136	59
11	Mats Johansson (H) Mattias Frode	Sweden	24	9	25	10	8	10	86	61
12	Vincent Brun (H) Mike Dorgan	United States	27	18	15	14	5	13	92	65
13	Roberto Benamati (H) Paolo Busolo	Italy	70	4	6	23	25	11	139	69
14	Benny Andersen (H) Karsten Svenningsen	Denmark	53	15	5	11	31	8	123	70
15	Frank Butzmann (H) Michael Umlauft	Germany	10	12	34	9	6	77 DNF	148	71
16	Hubert Raudaschl (H) Andreas Hanakamp	Austria	3	21	11	32	17	23	107	75
17	Alexander Hagen (H) Jens Peters	Germany	48	11	12	20	28	9	128	80
18	Stephan Schurich (H) F. Xaver Gruber	Austria	29	17	36	18	11	10 YMP	121	85
19	Ian Murray (H) Steve Jarvin	Australia	36	43	18	6	14	16	133	90
20	Richard Grönblom (H) Ville Kurki	Finland	33	7	17	21	29	20	127	94
21	Pietro D'Ali (H) Ferdinando Colaninno	Italy	2	30	23	16	24	77 DNF	172	95
22	Sergey Khoretsky (H) Vladimir Zuev	Belarus	14	35	7	77 DNF	18	21	172	95
23	Fernando Rita (H) Javier Aguado	Spain	31	36	13	17	20	18	135	99
24	Paolo Semeraro (H) Marco Marenco	Italy	59	8	32	33	15	19	166	107
25	Jose Doreste (H) Javier Hermida	Spain	58	16	16	3	19	77 DNF	189	112
26	Rod Davis (H) Don Cowie	New Zealand	21	29	21	27	16	77 DNF	191	114
27	Anders Lundmark (H) Fredrik Baeck	Sweden	12	77 DNF	22	30	33	17	191	114
28	Lawrie Smith (H) C. Mason	Great Britain	41	41	77 DNF	12	10	12	193	116
29	Mike Ilgenstein (H) Kai Falkenthal	Germany	32	25	31	19	26	15	148	116
30	Silvio Santoni (H) Sergio Lambertenghi	Italy	25	28	28	24	23	77 DNF	205	128
31	Philip Graves (H) Barry van Leeuwen	Canada	9	32	30	41	36	77 DNF	225	148
32	Hubt Merkelbach (H) Dirk Meissner	Germany	65	45	19	60	27	14	230	165
33	Hans Wallén (H) Bobby Lohse	Sweden	23	14	27	26	77 DNF	77 DNC	244	167
34	George Szabo III (H) Rick Peters	United States	43	27	42	35	34	77 DNF	258	181
35	Andreas Dellwig (H) Lutz Boguhn	Germany	37	24	57	31	37	77 DNC	263	186
36	Riccardo Simoneschi (H) Ermes Costa	Italy	13	47	44	42	43	77 DNF	266	189
37	Eric Doyle (H) Brian Terhaar	United States	77 DNF	40	20	29	30	77 DNF	273	196
38	Joe Londrigan (H) Phil Trinter	United States	15	34	37	43	77 DNF	77 DNC	283	206
39	Antonio Turner (H) Jaime Tuner	Spain	22	33	47	28	77 DNC	77 DNC	284	207
40	Stuart Hudson (H) Mark Downer	Great Britain	57	22	41	77 DNC	12	77 DNC	286	209
41	Foss Miller (H) Garth Olsen	United States	28	46	46	77 TLE	32	77 DNC	289	212
42	Daniel Stegmeier (H) Beat Stegmeier	Switzerland	55	51	39	34	38	77 DNF	294	217
43	Vasco Serpa (H) Mario De Sampaio	Portugal	40	23	35	44	77 DNC	77 DNC	296	219
44	Rex Bienz (H) Christian Rossing	Switzerland	38	55	61	37	35	77 DNC	303	226
45	Halvor Schøyen (H) Petter Fjeld	Norway	49	37	26	46	77 DNF	77 DNC	312	235
46	Vince Graciotti (H) Corrado Cristaldini	Italy	30	31	38	77 TLE	77 DNC	77 DNC	313	236
47	Volker Bernicken (H) Bernd Stoll	Germany	34	42	24	77 TLE	77 DNC	77 DNC	314	237
48	Alberto La Tegola (H) Giovanni Di Cagno	Italy	19	44	55	48	77 DNC	77 DNC	320	243
49	Rainer Wilhelm (H) Wolfgang Krepcik	Austria	45	60	54	49	42	77 DNC	327	250
50	Jens Olbrysch (H) Stefan Diestelmann	Netherlands	11	50	77 DNF	39	77 DNF	77 DNC	331	254
51	Chuck Lewsadder (H) Scott Zimmer	United States	18	66	33	77 TLE	77 DNC	77 DNC	331	254
52	Tibor Tenke (H) Zoltan Sass	Hungary	67	54	60	40	39	77 DNC	337	260
53	Alberto Scapolo (H) Sergio Mulazzi	Italy	56	36	45	47	77 DNC	77 DNC	338	261
54	Glenn Read (H) Mike Hughes	Australia	63	58	40	77 TLE	41	77 DNC	339	262
55	Philip Baker (H) Philip R. Baker	Australia	44	56	52	38	77 DNF	77 DNC	344	267
56	Regi Schlubach (H) John Schubach	Germany	66	64	62	36	40	77 DNC	345	268
57	Ingvar Krook (H) Thomas Jansson	Sweden	17	53	77 DNF	45	77 DNC	77 DNC	346	269
58	Christoph Gautschi (H) Felix Meier	Switzerland	46	52	43	53	77 DNC	77 DNC	348	271
59	Andrea Folli (H) Massimo Canali	Italy	26	59	58	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNC	374	297
60	Giampiero Poggi (H) Andrea Klein	Italy	47	61	56	56	77 DNC	77 DNC	374	297
61	Dewitt Morris (H) Tom Olsen	United States	73	39	48	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNC	391	314
62	Numo Santo Silva (H) F.P. De Mello	Portugal	50	63	50	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNC	394	317
63	Pelle Petterson (H) Peter Erzberger	Sweden	64	77 PMS	49	51	77 DNC	77 DNC	395	318
64	Josef Urban (H) Martin Liebl	Austria	39	49	77 DNC	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNC	396	319
65	Fritz Girr (H) Burghard Majewski	Germany	72	65	53	52	77 DNC	77 DNC	396	319
66	J. Garcia-German (H) Diego Lainz	Spain	52	77 DNF	59	55	77 DNC	77 DNC	397	320
67	Tom Londrigan (H) Eric Beckwith	United States	60	62	77 DNC	50	77 DNC	77 DNC	403	326
68	Miguel Lopez (H) Juan Seghers	Spain	62	57	77 DNF	54	77 DNC	77 DNC	404	327
69	Guram Biganishvili (H) Vladimir Gruzdev	Georgia	54	48	77 DNF	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNC	410	333
70	Karl Schrader (H) Ennio Montonati	Italy	69	68	51	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNC	419	342
71	German Canosa (H) José Dominguez	Spain	35	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNC	77 DNC	77 DNC	420	343
72	Harald Wirth (H) Armin Wiedergut	Austria	68	67	63	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNC	429	352
73	Milos Laznicka (H) Martin Kvet	Czech Republic	51	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNF	77 DNC	77 DNC	436	359
74	Jose M. Acebal (H) Daniel Seghers	Spain	61	77 DNC	77 DNC	77 DNS	77 DNC	77 DNC	446	369
75	Al De Bareno (H) A. Lecumberri	Spain	71	77 DNC	77 DNC	77 DNS	77 DNC	77 DNC	456	379
76	Mario Caprile (H) Ramon Bernar	Spain	74	77 DNC	77 DNC	77 DNC	77 DNC	77 DNC	459	382

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

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