2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships – Laser

Laser
at the 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships
Laser ; at the 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships
Venue	Perth, Western Australia
Dates	12–18 December
Competitors	147 from 65 nations
Medalists
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Last updated February 21, 2024

The Laser 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	Helmsman	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	VII	VIII	IX	X	MR	Tot	Pts
	Tom Slingsby	Australia	1	6	1	1	1	9	1	5	10	13^†	2	50	37
	Nick Thompson	Great Britain	3	6	8	2	5	8	9	1	31^†	10	4	87	56
	Andrew Murdoch	New Zealand	6	7	7	4	2	10	DNF 50^†	7	6	4	6	109	59
4	Simon Grotelüschen	Germany	7	1	7	4	6	1	10	11	2	23^†	14	86	63
5	Paul Goodison	Great Britain	5	8	4	1	6	1	2	23^†	21	11	10	92	69
6	Andreas Geritzer	Austria	1	14	3	14	1	4	5	28^†	5	6	18	99	71
7	Ashley Brunning	Australia	4	4	10	7	4	2	4	30^†	17	8	12	102	72
8	Johan Wigforss	Sweden	8	2	9	2	2	19^†	12	4	19	14	8	99	80
9	Tom Burton	Australia	16	11	1	20^†	3	4	3	15	9	12	20	114	94
10	Pavlos Kontides	Cyprus	9	1	21^†	1	2	14	21	2	12	18	16	117	96
11	Tonči Stipanović	Croatia	4	15	3	9	4	4	25	6	18	33^†		121	88
12	Jean-Baptiste Bernaz	France	2	7	2	10	10	2	28^†	12	28	19		120	92
13	Andy Maloney	New Zealand	17	5	2	13	39^†	13	14	3	11	20		137	98
14	Rob Crane	United States	19	13	23	15	8	20	8	45^†	1	2		154	109
15	Bruno Fontes	Brazil	8	2	18	3	7	18	24	24	30^†	5		139	109
16	Jesper Stålheim	Sweden	1	5	26	5	22	2	30	8	DNF 50^†	16		165	115
17	Mike Bullot	New Zealand	12	4	2	13	19	8	38^†	10	26	26		158	120
18	Julio Alsogaray	Argentina	9	12	20	2	16	6	15	32	40^†	9		161	121
19	Milan Vujasinović	Croatia	3	18	4	7	5	25	26	DNF 50^†	37	1		176	126
20	Ha Jee-min	South Korea	19	15	10	6	12	18	40^†	29	16	3		168	128
21	Chris Dold	Canada	20	3	3	17	3	16	33	20	15	38^†		168	130
22	Rasmus Myrgren	Sweden	3	9	7	5	10	15	32	27	33^†	24		165	132
23	Clayton Johnson	United States	8	5	25	6	8	6	13	43^†	41	21		176	133
24	David Wright	Canada	16	9	12	22	7	11	29	44^†	20	7		177	133
25	Karol Porozynski	Poland	5	2	13	5	13	39	44^†	21	14	22		178	134
26	Rutger van Schaardenburg	Netherlands	4	8	1	16	12	9	11	DSQ 50^†	43	31		185	135
27	Brad Funk	United States	6	33	5	9	23	1	RDG 24.3	34^†	22	17		174.3	140.3
28	Philipp Buhl	Germany	6	31	12	3	1	27	DNF 50^†	19	13	29		191	141
29	Evangelos Cheimonas	Greece	11	16	25	6	10	17	34	14	8	DNF 50^†		191	141
30	Charlie Buckingham	United States	5	4	36^†	25	11	23	27	18	3	30		182	146
31	Roelof Bouwmeester	Netherlands	2	9	15	21	17	5	OCS 50^†	13	24	41		197	147
32	Juan Ignacio Maegli	Guatemala	32	11	8	20	24	11	6	35^†	4	35		186	151
33	Daniel Mihelic	Croatia	14	14	11	8	BFD 50^†	19	19	9	38	25		207	157
34	Sam Meech	New Zealand	12	11	4	10	BFD 50^†	3	23	41	23	32		209	159
35	Kacper Ziemiński	Poland	2	26	16	11	13	23	20	25	27	44^†		207	163
36	Antonis Bougiouris	Greece	13	7	16	8	13	32	22	17	42^†	37		207	165
37	Josh Junior	New Zealand	7	3	5	31	33	7	42^†	40	7	42		217	175
38	Yuval Botzer	Israel	14	6	10	3	5	33	39	42^†	32	34		218	176
39	Zsombor Berecz	Hungary	7	25	15	19	4	10	18	46^†	35	46		225	179
40	Javier Hernandez	Spain	11	14	8	12	24	18	16	31	45^†	45		224	179
41	Matías del Solar	Chile	OCS 50^†	17	9	10	7	16	37	37	25	27		235	185
42	Karl-Martin Rammo	Estonia	13	16	17	7	9	41	31	22	29	43^†		228	185
43	Aron Lolic	Croatia	18	8	11	12	24	33	7	33	44	DNF 50^†		240	190
44	Emil Cedergårdh	Sweden	19	1	24	4	19	6	43	47	48^†	36		247	199
45	Marco Gallo	Italy	23	12	BFD 50^†	8	9	21	36	16	34	40		249	199
46	Ryan Palk	Australia	13	10	6	19	11	19	45	38	47^†	39		247	200
47	Argo Vooremaa	Estonia	35	29	6	28	9	8	41^†	26	36	28		246	205
48	Patryk Piasecki	Poland	10	10	BFD 50^†	32	6	13	46	39	39	15		260	210
48	Thorbjørn Schierup	Denmark	18	10	5	27	16	38	17	36	46	DNF 50^†		263	213
50	Alex Mills Barton	Great Britain	17	12	39^†	9	29	21	2	6	6	8		149	110
51	Guillaume Girod	Switzerland	36^†	26	13	30	18	9	14	3	20	2		171	135
52	Alejandro Foglia	Uruguay	12	34	11	11	23	27	3	1	41^†	22		185	144
53	Malte Kamrath	Germany	16	19	18	27	20	15	29^†	27	11	4		186	157
54	Douwe Broekens	Netherlands	OCS 50^†	19	24	23	23	22	4	21	21	1		208	158
55	Marcin Rudawski	Poland	29	13	36^†	24	17	7	32	2	18	18		196	160
56	Cy Thompson	U.S. Virgin Islands	26	26	23	38^†	27	29	1	23	4	6		203	165
57	Igor Lisovenko	Russia	34	20	17	42	14	5	45^†	4	15	16		212	167
58	Jared West	Australia	10	3	27	19	30	28	26	39^†	22	3		207	168
59	Matthew Wearn	Australia	22	21	14	41	20	13	5	17	23	BFD 50^†		226	176
60	James Burman	Australia	20	21	17	29	21	38^†	6	13	17	32		214	176
61	Christoph Bottoni	Switzerland	11	18	22	15	27	14	12	7	BFD 50^†	BFD 50		226	176
62	Wannes Van Laer	Belgium	22	17	28	15	28	48^†	21	25	14	7		225	177
63	Filip Matika	Croatia	34	41	20	16	8	10	27	44^†	10	11		221	177
64	Kristian Ruth	Norway	OCS 50^†	20	27	31	25	7	40	9	5	15		229	179
65	Jonasz Stelmaszyk	Poland	22	32	6	23	48^†	31	35	14	12	10		233	185
66	Lee Parkhill	Canada	25	30	13	13	BFD 50^†	36	39	29	1	9		245	195
67	Karlo Hmeljak	Slovenia	15	21	23	14	20	28	11	36	39^†	27		234	195
68	Scott Glen Sydney	Singapore	43^†	43	27	35	26	3	9	12	7	34		239	196
69	Sergey Komissarov	Russia	27	29	31	11	22	12	25	35	37^†	5		234	197
70	Fredrik Westman	Finland	36	15	9	24	30	26	44	5	BFD 50^†	12		251	201
71	Eduardo van Vianen	Netherlands	20	25	35^†	21	18	21	19	34	9	35		237	202
72	Francesco Marrai	Italy	17	27	19	33	21	36^†	7	31	25	23		239	203
73	Mustafa Çakır	Turkey	28	17	15	20	14	48^†	24	32	45	17		260	212
74	Maxim Semerkhanov	Russia	39	34	18	36	22	28	17	43^†	2	19		258	215
75	Shi Jian	China	32	33	21	34	16	12	13	42^†	33	21		257	215
76	Michele Regolo	Italy	32	16	26	18	BFD 50^†	5	38	30	27	30		272	222
77	David Jonsson	Sweden	15	41^†	14	22	32	35	18	26	19	41		263	222
78	Milivoj Dukić	Montenegro	15	30	29	33	12	16	48^†	8	44	39		274	226
79	Mattias Lindfors	Finland	9	28	24	36	37	24	46^†	22	26	20		272	226
80	Pierre Collura	Finland	43	23	32	25	15	39	8	28	DNC 50^†	14		277	227
81	Pablo Guitian	Spain	14	33	22	32	19	24	42	48^†	16	28		278	230
82	Thomas Saunders	New Zealand	26	35	12	DNF 50^†	15	30	DNF 50	11	3	BFD 50		282	232
83	Nicolas Schargorodsky	Argentina	27	24	19	17	BFD 50^†	42	31	19	31	25		285	235
84	James Espey	Ireland	18	22	BFD 50^†	37	3	20	20	33	36	BFD 50		289	239
85	Damien Desprat	Monaco	41	35	31	18	17	43^†	10	15	43	29		282	239
86	Eduardo Couto	Brazil	24	13	39	18	18	31	22	47	30	BFD 50^†		292	242
87	Nicholas Heiner	Netherlands	21	18	34	DSQ 50^†	11	23	16	20	DNC 50	DNC 50		293	243
88	Martin Evans	Great Britain	28	27	21	36	14	47^†	34	10	42	33		292	245
89	Frederick Vranizan	United States	26	28	28	30	BFD 50^†	25	37	41	8	24		297	247
90	Mathias Mollatt	Norway	23	36	16	37	37	3	28	40^†	32	38		290	250
91	Colin Cheng	Singapore	36	24	37	24	BFD 50^†	22	15	24	34	36		302	252
92	Saffet Onur Bilgen	Turkey	30	23	41^†	12	25	37	41	16	29	40		294	253
93	Oleksandr Isakov	Ukraine	31	24	20	16	39	40	33	38	13	43^†		297	254
94	Andrew Lewis	Trinidad and Tobago	21	45	BFD 50^†	14	40	17	36	45	24	13		305	255
95	Christian Steiger	Switzerland	10	36	33	21	31	42	23	DSQ 50^†	28	42		316	266
96	Mads Bendix	Denmark	21	30	31	29	34	35	43^†	18	35	37		313	270
97	Ricardo Montemayor	Mexico	43^†	23	35	23	35	25	30	37	40	26		317	274
98	Alexandr Denisiuc	Moldova	23	27	29	39	30	27	47^†	46	38	31		337	290
99	Dany Stanišić	Serbia	37	31	40	17	33	43^†	1	1	10	1		214	171
100	Alican Basegmez	Turkey	30	39^†	33	26	27	32	5	12	1	5		210	171
101	José Ruiz	Venezuela	31	40	14	32	29	46^†	4	4	8	19		227	181
102	Keerati Bualong	Thailand	38	39	30	33	49^†	17	6	16	5	20		253	204
103	Raul Aguayo	Dominican Republic	25	40	37	30	47^†	20	12	17	4	21		253	206
104	Nik Pletikos	Slovenia	37	37	25	35	43^†	33	11	21	9	2		253	210
105	Francisco Renna	Argentina	29	22	37	28	37	35	2	5	BFD 50^†	18		263	213
106	Rudy Lloyd McNeill	South Africa	40	28	29	31	44^†	34	15	26	6	6		259	215
107	Andrey Quintero	Colombia	27	22	26	40	OCS 50^†	30	3	18	2	DNF 50		268	218
108	Thomas Ramshaw	Canada	24	38	36	29	31	39	8	8	BFD 50^†	9		272	222
109	Matthew Reid	Great Britain	35	19	43	22	41	30	29	2	BFD 50^†	3		274	224
110	Shinnosuke Yasuda	Japan	34	36	22	43	BFD 50^†	34	20	14	14	10		277	227
111	Ian Hall	Japan	35	31	32	44^†	25	26	30	22	16	16		277	233
112	Rokas Milevičius	Lithuania	33	42	34	26	BFD 50^†	38	22	10	17	13		285	235
113	Ben Cornish	Great Britain	38	44	30	37	34	45^†	31	13	7	4		283	238
114	Ki Sułkowski	Australia	25	38	BFD 50^†	26	35	40	7	7	12	BFD 50		290	240
115	Rui Silveira	Portugal	40	37	DNF 50^†	40	36	15	13	6	BFD 50	7		294	244
116	Alexander Zimmermann Vega	Peru	24	25	41	39	28	40	19	15	BFD 50^†	14		295	245
117	Luka Domijan	Slovenia	31	32	34	44	28	29	10	19	20	BFD 50^†		297	247
118	Pablo Rabago	Mexico	33	40	45^†	43	33	24	21	25	3	27		294	249
119	Kota Jo	Japan	45^†	43	35	44	38	22	25	9	13	22		296	251
120	Viktor Teplý	Czech Republic	33	38	19	35	36	46	26	11	BFD 50^†	8		302	252
121	Tristan Brown	Australia	40	39	30	41^†	31	41	14	23	11	23		293	252
122	Alvin Rodney Govinden	Seychelles	42	43^†	38	34	40	14	32	29	19	17		308	265
123	Róbert Bakóczy	Hungary	42^†	32	33	41	29	37	17	30	23	26		310	268
124	Jesus Rogel	Spain	42	OCS 50^†	48	34	26	11	24	OCS 50	30	11		326	276
125	Teemu Rantanen	Finland	37	29	42	42	38	29	16	32	BFD 50^†	12		327	277
126	Enrique Jose Arathoon Pacas	El Salvador	39	44	46	40	26	32	9	27	BFD 50^†	15		328	278
127	Emmanuel Sanchez	Monaco	38	41	41	39	45	12	34	3	BFD 50^†	30		333	283
128	Valeriy Kudryashov	Ukraine	30	35	38	28	15	49	27	24	BFD 50^†	DNF 50		346	296
129	Khairulnizam Afendy	Malaysia	29	37	47	25	32	26	33	OCS 50^†	DNF 50	24		353	303
130	Sebastian Buehler	Germany	39	34	32	38	21	31	18	OCS 50^†	BFD 50	DNF 50		363	313
131	Alex Louis Ramos Veeren	Brazil	41	45	40	42	43	34	37	28	15	DNF 50^†		375	325
132	Mohd Romzi Muhamad	Malaysia	46	47^†	28	45	32	44	35	42	25	32		376	329
133	Peter Taua Henry	Cook Islands	44	44	39	43	35	37	44	33	18	DNF 50^†		387	337
134	Lander Balcaen	Belgium	44	42	44	27	38	36	36	20	BFD 50^†	DNF 50		387	337
135	Mohammad al Shatouri	Egypt	44	47^†	45	46	34	45	28	41	24	31		385	338
136	Ard van Aanholt	Netherlands Antilles	41	42	38	46	OCS 50^†	44	23	31	BFD 50	25		390	340
137	Marek Horacek	Czech Republic	45	46	43	47^†	36	45	43	38	21	28		392	345
138	Valentin Nedyalkov	Bulgaria	47^†	46	44	45	39	47	39	34	27	29		397	350
139	Ramon Gonzalez	Puerto Rico	46	47	44	38	41	41	40	OCS 50^†	22	34		403	353
140	Gajender Singh	India	45	45	43	45	46^†	42	41	35	26	35		403	357
141	Ilia Ignatev	Kyrgyzstan	46	49^†	42	48	42	47	45	36	28	33		416	367
142	Grand Junior Charlie Poiri	Cook Islands	47	48^†	40	46	46	43	46	39	33	37		425	377
143	Gaurav Randhawa	India	49^†	49	42	47	44	46	47	40	31	38		433	384
144	Ruslan Jangazov	Kazakhstan	47	48	49	47	45	48	38	DNF 50^†	29	36		437	387
145	Ahmed Ragab	Egypt	48	48	45	DNF 50^†	42	44	42	37	32	DNF 50		438	388
146	Ivan Taritas	Croatia	28	20	BFD 50^†	DNC 50	OCS 50	DNF 50	DNC 50	DNC 50	DNC 50	DNC 50		448	398
147	Dennis van den Berg	Netherlands Antilles	48	46	DNC 50^†	DNC 50	DNC 50	DNS 50	DNS 50	DNC 50	DNC 50	DNC 50		494	444

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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Events at the 2011 World Championships

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