2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships – 49er

49er
at the 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships
49er ; at the 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships
Venue	Perth, Western Australia
Dates	12–18 December
Competitors	134 from 29 nations
Medalists
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Last updated March 23, 2024

The 49er class at the 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships was held in Perth, Western Australia between 12 and 18 December 2011.^[1]

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	VII	VIII	IX	X	XI	XII	XIII	XIV	XV	MR	Tot	Pts
	Nathan Outteridge Iain Jensen	Australia	10	10	1	1	1	13^†	8	5	4	10	5	8	5	7	10	6	104	91
	Peter Burling Blair Tuke	New Zealand	5	3	2	16^†	6	6	3	12	3	16	11	5	9	15	12	4	128	112
	Emil Toft Nielsen Simon Toft Nielsen	Denmark	OCS 35^†	2	3	2	2	19	6	4	1	1	13	17	6	9	17	10	147	112
4	John Pink Rick Peacock	Great Britain	3	1	16	4	12	4	1	6	2	4	9	15	22	6	23^†	18	146	123
5	Allan Nørregaard Peter Lang	Denmark	12	11	4	8	1	6	6	7	24^†	18	1	11	18	3	21	2	153	129
6	David Evans Edward Powys	Great Britain	1	7	11	9	2	8	9	1	10	22^†	7	20	16	16	9	8	156	134
7	Nico Luca Marc Delle Karth Nikolaus Leopold Resch	Austria	8	5	8	12	10	15	12	18	12	12	22^†	1	1	8	1	14	159	137
8	Jonas Warrer Søren Hansen	Denmark	1	4	5	3	8	10	13	9	5	23	24	10	DSQ 26^†	4	7	12	164	138
9	Erik Storch Trevor Moore	United States	8	6	14	1	3	3	15	20^†	14	9	6	3	15	11	DNF 22	8	158	138
10	Ryan Seaton Matt McGovern	Ireland	2	4	10	7	11	12	5	5	19^†	8	17	12	14	10	6	16	158	139
11	Erik Heil Thomas Maximilian Ploessel	Germany	11	2	6	13	16	7	1	9	8	5	15	6	23^†	14	19		155	132
12	Marcin Czajkowski Jacek Piasecki	Poland	RDG 12.3	9	10	15	10	16	16	10	7	3	3	4	13	25^†	4		157.3	132.3
13	Tobias Schadewaldt Hannes Baumann	Germany	4	7	1	7	12	4	14	2	13	7	23	22	17	24^†	2		159	135
14	Will Phillips Sam Phillips	Australia	4	DSQ 35^†	12	9	7	2	20	1	11	14	18	21	10	5	3		172	137
15	Yann Rocherieux Mathieu Frei	France	OCS 35^†	8	7	6	7	13	8	3	25	2	25	25	2	1	14		181	146
16	Federico Alonso Arturo Alonso	Spain	7	12	11	11	4	11	2	10	21^†	13	8	19	7	17	16		169	148
17	Dylan Fletcher Alain Sign	Great Britain	5	3	15	20^†	3	9	16	3	17	15	4	18	4	19	18		169	149
18	Stéphane Christidis Emmanuel Dyen	France	13	1	8	3	19	1	5	4	20	19	12	7	DSQ 26^†	12	OCS 26		176	150
19	Lauri Lehtinen Kalle Bask	Finland	6	9	7	10	4	7	17	2	23^†	11	21	16	11	21	11		176	153
20	Noé Delpech Julien D Ortoli	France	14	22	2	BFD 35^†	17	8	4	8	6	24	14	9	3	2	24		192	157
21	Charlie Enlund Ekberg Kalle Torlén	Sweden	3	18	3	19	13	3	2	25^†	9	21	2	24	12	23	13		190	165
22	Peter Kruger Andersen Nicolai Thorsell	Denmark	2	6	4	20	5	1	23^†	16	16	20	20	2	20	13	22		190	167
23	Bernardo Freitas Francisco Andrade	Portugal	17	RDG 13.6	6	11	15	19	21^†	6	15	6	16	13	19	18	5		200.6	179.6
24	Lennart Briesenick Pudenz Julian Morten Massmann	Germany	9	5	5	5	5	18	18	16	18	25^†	10	23	21	22	15		215	190
25	Pavle Kostov Petar Cupać	Croatia	14	10	12	14	16	16	12	11	22^†	17	19	14	8	20	20		225	203
26	Jorge Lima Jose Luis Costa	Portugal	25	16	13	10	8	10	27^†	13	3	5	5	1	3	3	OCS 22		164	137
27	Steve Thomas Jaspar Warrer	Australia	13	25	15	4	14	28^†	9	15	8	2	16	7	12	15	6		189	161
28	Thomas Zajac Thomas Czajka	Austria	12	18	13	5	17	9	21	21	1	4	8	14	5	14	OCS 22^†		184	162
29	Jonas von Geijer Niclas Düring	Sweden	17	23	9	14	9	15	29^†	26	5	9	11	8	10	5	1		191	162
30	Yukio Makino Kenji Takahashi	Japan	11	21	DNF 35^†	16	14	31	7	12	7	7	OCS 22	15	1	7	2		208	173
31	Pavel Kalinchev Pavel Karachov	Russia	9	14	DNF 35^†	13	23	5	24	22	2	12	6	OCS 22	7	9	10		213	178
32	Marcus Hansen Josh Poreski	New Zealand	DNC 35^†	13	18	17	11	5	19	29	16	3	7	11	11	10	8		213	178
33	Carl Sylvan Otto Hamel	Sweden	20	12	27^†	8	15	24	23	24	6	6	2	10	6	11	12		206	179
34	Carlos Paz Antón Paz	Spain	6	11	20	23	26^†	17	26	18	4	19	10	6	4	2	14		206	180
35	Gordon Cook Hunter Lowden	Canada	16	17	17	17	6	18	24	27^†	11	14	1	4	15	16	5		208	181
36	Niels Joachim Gormsen Anders Thomsen	Denmark	21	DNC 35^†	16	19	19	20	7	23	18	1	3	2	OCS 22	1	11		218	183
37	Jonathan Ladha Daniel Inkpen	Canada	18	19	18	15	21	2	25^†	11	17	13	18	3	8	17	9		214	189
38	Ruggero Tita Gianfranco Sibello	Italy	OCS 35^†	RAF 35	9	6	DNF 35	DSQ 35	4	8	14	10	4	9	17	4	7		232	197
39	Santiago Silveira Philipp Umpierre	Uruguay	15	19	22	2	28	22	11	OCS 35^†	12	11	15	18	9	20	3		242	207
40	Yannick Lefèbvre Matthieu Janssens	Belgium	24	21	22	21	13	30^†	10	21	9	15	13	20	2	8	13		242	212
41	Jacopo Plazzi Umberto Milineris	Italy	OCS 35	17	17	23	18	17	19	23	13	21	9	12	19	6	4		253	218
42	Jonathan Bay Christopher Thorsell	Denmark	10	20	14	25^†	25	12	22	15	DSQ 22	8	14	13	16	19	17		252	227
43	Luis Felipe Hermen Varela Pablo Jose Hermen Varela	Chile	19	15	OCS 35^†	25	18	23	14	22	10	17	12	5	14	13	DSQ 22		264	229
44	Jonny Goldsberry Charlie Smythe	United States	22	15	19	DNF 35^†	22	21	3	14	15	16	17	17	18	21	DNF 22		277	242
45	David Gilmour Nick Brownie	Australia	23	29^†	24	29	9	14	10	17	19	18	OCS 22	16	20	12	15		277	248
46	Jorge Xavier Murrieta Alejandro Murrieta	Mexico	32	20	20	18	26	DNC 35^†	11	7	DSQ 22	20	OCS 22	19	13	18	16		299	264
47	Dionisios Dimou Michail Pateniotis	Greece	20	16	19	BFD 35^†	20	23	18	20	5	7	5	4	4	4	7		207	172
48	Tom Johnson Rhys Mara	Australia	29^†	27	23	22	25	11	13	25	6	1	8	5	2	3	6		206	177
49	Billy Gooderham Ian Hogan	Canada	18	26	DNF 35^†	12	21	26	25	13	7	4	1	12	13	2	1		216	181
50	Jesse Alexander Kirkland Alexander Kirkland	Bermuda	15	14	DNF 35^†	24	30	21	17	19	DNF 22	15	4	1	1	1	2		221	186
51	Andre Otto da Fonseca Marco Grael	Brazil	26	8	RAF 35^†	DNF 35	DNS 35	14	20	14	1	3	2	6	10	6	15		230	195
52	Tomas Wagmastiter Juan Martin Correa Henderson	Argentina	30	25	DNF 35^†	24	23	25	28	19	3	5	6	3	3	9	3		241	206
53	Tonis Haavel Lenart Kivistuk	Estonia	16	24	21	27	22	26	26	30^†	OCS 22	9	3	2	7	5	4		244	214
54	Robbie Gibbs Jamie Woods	Australia	19	DNF 35^†	DNC 35	18	24	28	15	17	8	2	7	14	8	16	5		251	216
55	Alexey Chekrygin Vitaly Russu	Russia	28	31^†	25	26	20	24	30	26	2	6	DNF 22	7	5	11	8		271	240
56	Matthieu Dubreucq Tej Trevor Parekh	Canada	22	22	OCS 35^†	30	29	25	28	27	OCS 22	8	10	9	6	10	11		294	259
57	Peter Kendall Bryce Waters	Australia	27	26	26	BFD 35^†	30	22	27	28	10	10	12	8	9	8	16		294	259
58	Robert Frost Tom Arbuckle	Canada	21	30	23	28	24	27	31^†	30	4	13	9	11	16	15	9		291	260
59	Adam Glaskin James Loughridge	Australia	DNC 35^†	30	DNF 35	21	27	20	31	28	9	12	13	13	15	7	14		310	275
60	Matthew Thomas Scott Rickard Andrew Brian Tarboton	South Africa	DSQ 35^†	23	DNF 35	27	28	30	22	31	DNC 22	11	11	15	14	13	10		327	292
61	Marcus Spillane Rory Fitpatrick	Ireland	33	24	DNF 35^†	31	27	27	32	29	11	14	16	18	12	12	13		334	299
62	Chris Burgess Rowan Swanson	New Zealand	25	28	DNC 35^†	22	29	29	33	24	12	18	15	16	17	17	17		337	302
63	Matthew Jahn Guy Naylor	Australia	31	28	DNF 35^†	28	DNF 35	29	29	32	13	16	17	10	DNS 22	18	12		355	320
64	Duncan Head Marty Sale	Australia	24	27	DNC 35^†	26	31	DNF 35	30	31	14	17	14	17	DNS 22	14	18		355	320
65	Stevie Morrison Ben Rhodes	Great Britain	7	13	21	DNS 35	DNS 35	DNS 35	DNC 35	DNC 35	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22		370	335
66	Sean Carr Luke Smith	Australia	23	29	DNF 35^†	32	31	32	32	32	DNC 22	19	18	19	11	19	19		373	338
67	Daniel Robert Andrew Gllies	Australia	DNC 35^†	DNF 35	DNC 35	DNC 35	DNC 35	DNC 35	DNC 35	DNC 35	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22	DNC 22		434	399

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;RAF – Retired after finishing;RDG – Redress given;† – Discarded race not counted in the overall result;

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References

↑ Results 49er – Men's High Performance Skiff Archived 2012-04-26 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 18 Dec 2011

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[1] Results 49er – Men's High Performance Skiff Archived 2012-04-26 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 18 Dec 2011

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Events at the 2011 World Championships

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49er	men
Elliott 6m		women
Finn	men
Laser	men
Laser Radial		women
RS:X	men	women
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2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships – 49er

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