2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships – Men's 470

Men's 470
at the 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships
Men's 470 ; at the 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships
Venue	Perth, Western Australia
Dates	5–11 December
Competitors	160 from 39 nations
Medalists
	← 2010 2012 →

Last updated February 21, 2024

The Men's 470 class at the 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships was held in Perth, Western Australia between 5 and 11 December 2011.^[1]

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Helmsman	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	VII	VIII	IX	X	MR	Tot	Pts
	Mathew Belcher Malcolm Page	Australia	9^†	1	1	1	1	3	1	1	6	5	8	37	28
	Luke Patience Stuart Bithell	Great Britain	5	1	1	1	1	27^†	9	3	8	9	2	67	40
	Sime Fantela Igor Marenić	Croatia	22	2	2	5	2	1	8	DSQ 41^†	1	3	16	103	62
4	Gideon Kliger Eran Sela	Israel	2	12	9	11	3	2	4	BFD 41^†	5	1	20	110	69
5	Nicolas Charbonnier Jérémie Mion	France	14	6	2	10	8	26^†	2	9	11	12	6	106	80
6	Pierre Leboucher Vincent Garos	France	4	10	3	7	15	24	26^†	4	2	7	10	112	86
7	Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	Greece	3	8	16	4	3	8	15	16	24^†	15	4	116	92
8	Paul Snow-Hansen Jason Saunders	New Zealand	1	9	16	3	7	13	10	11	16	18^†	14	118	100
9	Onán Barreiros Aarón Sarmiento	Spain	5	26	5	8	8	19	28^†	6	9	4	12	130	102
10	Nick Rogers Chris Grube	Great Britain	14	5	4	2	19	4	3	15	18	20^†	18	122	102
11	Anton Dahlberg Sebastian Östling	Sweden	2	16	3	7	11	32^†	11	12	4	27		125	93
12	Panagiotis Kampouridis Efstathios Papadopoulos	Greece	15	13	11	4	14	16	22^†	19	3	2		119	97
13	Stuart McNay Graham Biehl	United States	11	5	8	5	5	20	12	18	21^†	16		121	100
14	Nic Asher Elliot Willis	Great Britain	12	4	10	8	2	33	6	2	35^†	26		138	103
15	Ferdinand Gerz Patrick Follmann	Germany	7	7	7	2	5	22	21	BFD 41^†	19	13		144	103
16	Tetsuya Matsunaga Kimihiko Imamura	Japan	3	4	17	18	6	17	5	17	33^†	21		141	108
17	Álvaro Marinho Miguel Nunes	Portugal	27^†	12	14	20	10	6	7	8	7	24		135	108
18	Sven Coster Kalle Coster	Netherlands	20	14	5	6	9	21^†	20	13	12	11		131	110
19	Sofian Bouvet Vincent Guillarm	France	29	32^†	8	12	12	9	14	7	13	6		142	110
20	Lucas Calabrese Juan de la Fuente	Argentina	15	13	4	3	16	18	17	BFD 41^†	10	17		154	113
21	Matthias Schmid Florian Reichstädter	Austria	10	18	6	14	10	12	27	5	32^†	25		159	127
22	Joonas Lindgren Niklas Lindgren	Finland	1	2	13	15	6	25	34	BFD 41^†	28	10		175	134
23	Ryunosuke Harada Yugo Yoshida	Japan	18	17	12	14	4	5	37	BFD 41^†	20	14		182	141
24	Gabrio Zandonà Pietro Zucchetti	Italy	8	3	11	6	14	15	30	BFD 41^†	RDG 28.7	RDG 28.7		185.4	144.4
25	Ben Saxton Richard Mason	Great Britain	4	20	7	16	OCS 41	11	36	DNF 41	14	8		198	157
26	Yannick Brauchli Romuald Hausser	Switzerland	21	25	12	9	13	23	19	21	15	29^†		187	158
27	Phil Sparks David Kohler	Great Britain	12	3	13	25	4	30^†	25	25	29	23		189	159
28	Wang Weidong Deng Daokun	China	16	22	14	24	19	14	18	10	25^†	22		184	159
29	Luke Ramsay Michael Leigh	Canada	33	14	6	9	22	10	16	24	26	35^†		195	160
30	Mikhail Sheremetyev Maksim Sheremetyev	Russia	26	8	10	23	20	34	13	14	17	36^†		201	165
31	Sam Kivell Will Ryan	Australia	7	23	18	25	13	7	23	22	31	32^†		201	169
32	Ger Owens Scott Flanigan	Ireland	17	7	28	13	17	28	29^†	23	27	19		208	179
33	Adam Roberts Nicholas Martin	United States	6	16	24	10	7	36^†	35	20	36	28		218	182
34	Kim Chang-ju Kim Ji-hoon	South Korea	13	23	9	19	9	29	33	BFD 41^†	22	38		236	195
35	Kosuta Simon Sivitz Jas Farneti	Italy	6	11	18	17	24	38	24	BFD 41^†	30	39		248	207
36	Park Gun-woo Cho Sung-min	South Korea	27	11	15	21	20	37	39^†	26	23	37		256	217
37	Jan-Jasper Wagner Tobias Bolduan	Germany	28	19	22	13	17	31	32	BFD 41^†	37	33		273	232
38	Mitja Mikulin Sebastian Princic	Slovenia	26	6	RDG 16	16	29	39	38	BFD 41^†	34	31		276	235
39	Francisco Javier Sucari Marcos Jorge Lamas Lounge	Argentina	10	17	22	17	OCS 41	35	31	BFD 41	38	34		286	245
40	Vianney Guilbaud Mathieu Fountainer	France	9	19	23	27	OCS 41	2	5	2	1	1		130	89
41	Deniz Çınar Ateş Çınar	Turkey	25	15	30	BFD 41^†	18	3	12	5	2	2		153	112
42	Asenathi Jim Roger Beresford Hudson	South Africa	24	27^†	20	22	11	7	6	10	12	4		143	116
43	Lucas Zellmar Heiko Seelig	Germany	19	21	26	27^†	15	5	8	12	9	5		147	120
44	Vladimir Chaus Denis Gribanov	Russia	34	33	26	12	12	1	1	DNC 41^†	3	3		166	125
45	Alexander Conway Patrick Conway	Australia	23	29^†	19	15	23	11	24	6	10	8		168	139
46	Matthew Crawford Robert Crawford	Australia	8	18	28	30^†	26	13	14	22	4	12		175	145
47	Hiroki Maeda Eisuke Noro	Japan	21	28	17	18	16	17	4	BFD 41^†	20	9		191	150
48	Ondrej Bobek Pavel Bobek	Czech Republic	25	31^†	15	21	21	10	17	9	15	19		183	152
49	Yuya Ishikawa Shoichi Yanagawa	Japan	17	26	30	BFD 41^†	21	BFD 41	10	1	6	6		199	158
50	Dirk Bennen Remy Oomens	Netherlands	16	10	29	20	31	14	27	4	7	DNF 41^†		199	158
51	Benjamín Grez Arhens Diego González	Chile	24	20	25^†	24	25	8	22	3	23	13		187	162
52	Henrik Rask Søgaard Tobias Maduro Nørbo	Denmark	22	9	24	26	23	BFD 41^†	18	13	14	14		204	163
53	Russell Tsung Liang Kan Terence Seng Kiat Koh	Singapore	31^†	21	19	19	24	6	28	28	5	15		196	165
54	Carlos Henrique Wanderley Marco Capraro Brancher	Brazil	11	24	BFD 41^†	22	28	19	15	26	16	11		213	172
55	James Turner Matthew Jones	New Zealand	37^†	31	29	31	18	9	20	11	17	7		210	173
56	Luke Stevenson Sam Bullock	New Zealand	33	24	21	28	29	4	11	17	8	DNF 41^†		216	175
57	Tetsuo Watanabe Shinji Hachiyama	Japan	30	15	23	32^†	25	15	30	24	11	10		215	183
58	David Bargehr Lukas Mähr	Austria	37^†	29	25	26	33	20	13	15	21	21		240	203
59	Max Taylor Tim Hannah	Australia	30	25	34^†	28	27	12	16	32	19	16		239	205
60	Piotr Ogrodnik Pawel Choroba	Poland	20	27	32	35^†	26	16	25	14	30	18		243	208
61	Isamu Kendal Sakai Biddell Michael John Halkes	Hong Kong	32	30	34^†	29	32	21	23	7	22	17		247	213
62	Iurii Zhuravlov Pavlo Matsuyev	Ukraine	19	32	27	31	32	DNF 41^†	19	19	18	20		258	217
63	Fabio Dutra Pillar Silva Gustavo Canal Thiesen	Brazil	RDG 30	22	32	11	22	18	2	DNF 41^†	DNC 41	DNC 41		260	219
64	Antonio Matos Rosa Ricardo Schedel	Portugal	18	DSQ 41^†	20	29	34	DNS 41	3	8	27	DNS 41		262	221
65	Angus Galloway Alex Gough	Australia	39^†	36	27	23	27	25	26	20	24	22		269	230
66	Henrique Durate Haddad Nicolas Ilg Leite de Castro	Brazil	35	30	31	30	28	23	32	16	13	DNF 41^†		279	238
67	Scott Cotton Rob Size	Australia	32	33	33	35	30	BFD 41^†	7	27	32	23		293	252
68	Luke Morrison Jack Morrison	Australia	34	28	37	34	31	DNS 41^†	21	29	25	25		305	264
69	Gareth Moore Ben Goodwin	New Zealand	35	35	36	32	DNF 41^†	22	31	21	29	24		306	265
70	Mike Snow Hansen Derek Snow	New Zealand	23	34	38	37	30	31	DNF 41^†	34	26	26		320	279
71	Emerson Villena Richly Magsanay	Philippines	31	34	31	DNF 41^†	DNS 41	DNS 41	9	23	33	DNF 41		325	284
72	Matthew Taylor Ben Taylor	Australia	36	38^†	36	36	36	27	34	18	31	32		324	286
73	Ridgely Balladares Chavez Rommel	Philippines	36	35	BFD 41^†	34	37	26	36	30	28	28		331	290
74	Raúl Ríos Gerardo Fernández	Puerto Rico	28	37	35	33	35	30	33	25	35	DNF 41^†		332	291
75	Pushparajan Muttu Narendra Singh Rajput	India	38^†	37	35	33	33	24	35	31	37	30		333	295
76	Ku Anas Ku Zamil Mohd Hafizzudin Mazelan	Malaysia	13	36	33	38	DNF 41^†	29	DNC 41	DNC 41	39	31		342	301
77	Rohan Langford Henry Goodfellow	Australia	38	39	37	37	38	28	29	DNF 41^†	34	27		348	307
78	Adam Negri Sam Gilmour	Australia	40^†	40	39	36	34	33	38	33	36	29		358	318
79	Karl Bromfield Neal Bromfield	Australia	39^†	38	38	38	39	32	37	35	38	33		367	328
80	Steven Le Ferve Steven Krol	Netherlands	DSQ 41^†	DSQ 41	DSQ 41	DSQ 41	DSQ 41	DSQ 41	DSQ 41	DSQ 41	DSQ 41	DSQ 41		410	369

Legend: – Qualified for medal race(s);BFD – Black flag disqualification;DNC – Did not come to the starting area;DNF – Did not finish;DNS – Did not start;DSQ – Disqualified;OCS – On the course side of the starting line;RDG – Redress given;† – Discarded race not counted in the overall result;

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References

↑ Results 470 – Men's Two Person Dinghy Archived 2012-01-30 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 22 Oct 2012

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[1] Results 470 – Men's Two Person Dinghy Archived 2012-01-30 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 22 Oct 2012

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