2011 Soling World Championship

Last updated May 03, 2023

The 2011 Soling World Championships were held in Prien am Chiemsee, Germany between April 22 and 30, 2011. The hosting yacht club was Chiemsee Yacht Club.

Results

Results of individual races
Pos	Crew	Country	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	VII	VIII	Tot	Pts
	Peter Hall (H) Paul Davis Phillip Kerrigan	Canada	1	12^†	4	2	12	1	8	1	41	29
	Georg Wossala (H) Karoly Vezer Peter Németh	Hungary	17^†	1	2	9	2	4	5	7	47	30
	Nelson Ilha (H) Paulo Ribeiro Filipe Ilha	Brazil	11	7	6	11	25^†	9	1	2	72	47
4	Roman Koch (H) Maxl Koch Georg Bornemann	Germany	4	4	5	24	28^†	2	2	11	80	52
5	Gustavo Warburg (H) Alejandro Bisbal Tomas Roldan	Argentina	6	2	21^†	1	7	13	10	14	74	53
6	Rudy den Outer (H) Gavin Lidlow Ramzi Souli	Netherlands	25^†	11	8	15	8	8	6	4	85	60
7	Hans Fogh (H) John Finch Gord Devries	Canada	5	13	15^†	14	10	5	15	8	85	70
8	Guilherme Roth (H) Marcos Ribeiro Lucio Ribeiro	Brazil	19	8	3	12	20^†	12	11	6	91	71
9	Karl Haist (H) Max Haist Johann Lindner	Germany	7	5	9	18	13	10	21^†	12	95	74
10	Thomas Maschkiwitz (H) Christoph Wossala Stefan Wenzel	Germany	39	3	1	51^† OCS	16	3	12	3	128	77
11	Thomas Scherer (H) Andreas Baumüller Jens Thoma	Germany	20^†	6	13	5	17	16	3	17	97	77
12	Boštjan Antončič (H) Gennadi Strakh Mitja Nevecny	Slovenia	3	22^†	7	17	21	20	4	9	103	81
13	Uwe Steingroß (H) Karsten Eller Tim Giesecke	Germany	12	17	17	51^† OCS	1	7	18	10	133	82
14	Fritz Geis (H) Richard Fricke Karl Fricke	Germany	2	14	11	3	15	21	51^† DSQ	16	133	82
15	Alex Hasch (H) Christian Holler Markus Gnan	Austria	37^†	21	16	7	5	14	9	13	122	85
16	Holger Weichert (H) Laurent Scheel Martin Setzkorn	Germany	28	10	12	19	9	11	7	51^† OCS	147	96
17	Johan Offermans (H) Berend Vree Ben Medendorp	Netherlands	29^†	15	10	29	18	15	13	5	134	105
18	Bram Soethoudt (H) Geert Verheij Robin Segaar	Netherlands	22	9	18	27^†	14	17	14	23	144	117
19	Frank Lavrsen (H) Mogens Jorgensen Jacob Andersen	Denmark	8	23	25	26	31^†	6	16	15	150	119
20	Johannes Glitzky (H) Volker Stoof Rikwald	Germany	9	16	19	20	43^†	19	24	24	174	131
21	Suzanne Retzlaff-Steingross (H) Gunnar Friedrich Benjamin Steingross	Germany	27	20	20	16	11	26	37^†	19	176	139
22	Ludwig Beurle (H) Christian Fischer Ekkehart Steinhuner	Austria	15	27	22	28^†	3	18	27	28	168	140
23	Charles Kamps (H) Stephen Bobo Toby Kamps	United States	41^†	26	39	10	4	22	20	22	184	143
24	Heino Schuckmann (H) Dominik Meissner Markus Stallhofer	Germany	18	24	35^†	6	27	31	19	18	178	143
25	Michael Dietzel (H) Anna Dietzel Fischer-Brandies	Germany	10	29	51^† DSQ	13	22	25	26	20	196	145
26	Augustin Nottebohm (H) Santiago Nottebohm Guillermo Parodi	Argentina	23	19	30	4	6	24	51^† DNC	51 DNC	208	157
27	Winfried Geisler (H) Björn Geisler Sven Dömges	Germany	14	18	28	22	37^†	23	31	29	202	165
28	Matias Collins (H) Max Koch, Jr. Saemmer Tassilo	United States	21	38^†	24	31	32	28	23	25	222	184
29	Matthias Dulce (H) Dieter Meusinger Eberhard Franke	Germany	24	51^† DNF	26	25	26	29	32	27	240	189
30	Gernot Heller (H) Gerd Auerswald Valentin Koch	Germany	16	33	27	21	29	39^†	36	30	231	192
31	Henri Lefevre (H) Eduard Lefevre Marc Lefevre	France	34	28	14	51^† OCS	19	27	22	51 DNC	246	195
32	Tom Mitchell (H) Francisco Perez Ed Berkhout	Canada	38	40^†	23	23	40	34	17	26	241	201
33	Christian Mack (H) Bernd Heiling Thomas Fabry	Germany	13	31	29	34	24	35	51^† DNC	51 DNC	268	217
34	Yves Steff (H) Bruno Gerard Yves Allein	France	31	51^† DNF	33	36	23	30	33	33	270	219
35	Michele Tognozzi (H) Mattia Rotelli Riccardo Nappi	Italy	45	25	31	30	33	33	25	51^† DNC	273	222
36	Stefan Barie (H) Dieter Lewin Frank Gundlach	Germany	33	39	34	33	30	32	30	51^† DNC	282	231
37	Istvan Szücs (H) Gabor Gyulai Peter Szucs	Hungary	42	32	29	42^† SCP	41	40	28	21	275	233
38	Francois Gombeaud (H) Christian Jozan Philippe Jozan	Norway	46^†	35	36	32	35	36	34	34	288	242
39	Domenico Carducci (H) Leonardo Saletti Matteo Maiano	Italy	35	30	32	8	51^† DSQ	38	51 DNC	51 DNC	296	245
40	Pierre Cocqueraumont (H) Clement Freour Carolina Gutjahr	France	26	34	43	45^†	36	45	29	35	293	248
41	Emil Kuchta (H) Andreas Hamacher Susanne Kuchta	Germany	32	43^†	37	38	42	37	38	32	299	256
42	Enrico Galbiati (H) Antonio Gorgoglione Roberto Walter	Italy	43^†	37	42	35	39	41	35	31	283	260
43	Harald Voit (H) Heinz Rösler Christian Voit	Germany	36	36	41	41	38	43	51^† DNC	51 DNC	337	286
44	Hamish Loudon (H) Marc Keast Richard Dornstädter	Germany	49	44	38	37	47	44	39	51^† DNC	340	298
45	Michael Meister (H) Georg Meister Michael Küthe	Germany	30	42	45	43	45	51^† DNF	51 DNC	51 DNC	358	307
46	Marcel Barie (H) Isabel Zocher Dominik Gärtner	Germany	47	46	44	39	34	46	51^† DNC	51 DNC	358	307
47	Frank Ormstad (H) Frank Ormstad Björn Gulbrandsen	Norway	40	41	40	40	44	51^† DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	358	307
48	Heiko Petersen (H) Björn Petersen Rainer Blaß	Germany	44	45	51^† DNC	44	46	42	51 DNC	51 DNC	374	323
49	Lutz Rommel (H) Marc Rommel Dina Rommel	Germany	48	51^† DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	405	354
50	Fabio Armellini (H) Attilia Papini Luca Barbazeni	Italy	51^† DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	51 DNC	408	357

Legend:DNC – Did not come to the starting area;DNF – Did not finish;DSQ – Disqualified;OCS – On the course side of the starting line;SCP – Took a scoring penalty;

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