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505 World Championships in Durban, South Africa - Overall

by Ali Meller 24 Nov 2000 11:52 GMT
Krister Bergstrom/Thomas Moss Win 2000 MSC International 505 World Championship Once again 505 sailors turned up in the morning at the Point Yacht Club ready to race, but the strong offshore breeze was back, and the RC canceled racing for the day, leaving the event a five race series. This makes yesterday's leading team, Krister Bergstrom/Thomas Moss of Sweden the 2000 International 505 World Champions. Bergstrom also won the 505 worlds in 1987, '88 and '89 and again in '91. He has now won more 505 World Championships than anyone else. The Bergstrom/Moss team scored finishes of 2, 4, 2, 1, 1 for 6 points after dropping their 4th. Mike Martin -- the 1999 World Champion crew -- and Steve Bourdow -- two time Flying Dutchman World Champion -- of California were second with 13.7 points. 1999 World Champion driver, Howard Hamlin, sailing with Peter Alarie were 3rd with 21.7 points, just ahead of 49er silver medalist Ian Barker, 4th with 23.4 points.

Overall Results:

61 entries, one discard:


   Sail No.  Helm/crew      Race1   Race2   Race3   Race4   Race5    Total
 1 SWE8655 Krister Bergstrom  2       4       2       1       1        1
           Thomas Moss       3.00    8.00    3.00    0.00    0.00     6.00

 2 USA8714 Mike Martin        7       1       1       4       3        2
           Steve Bourdow    13.00    0.00    0.00    8.00    5.70    13.70

 3 USA8266 Howard Hamlin      1       3       4       5       4        3
           Peter Alarie      0.00    5.70    8.00   10.00    8.00    21.70

 4 GBR8743 Ian Barker         3       2       6       2       6        4
           Daniel Cripps     5.70    3.00   11.70    3.00   11.70    23.40

 5 GBR8736 Ian Pinnell        6       8      19       3       2        5
           Nick Powell      11.70   14.00   25.00    5.70    3.00    34.40

 6 USA7771 Andy Beeckman      4       5       8      12      14        6
           Ben Benjamin      8.00   10.00   14.00   18.00   20.00    50.00

 7 USA8680 Bruce Edwards     17       9       7       8       5        7
           David Shelton    23.00   15.00   13.00   14.00   10.00    52.00

 8 GBR8481 Simon Payne        8       7      25       6       8        8
           Bill Masterman   14.00   13.00   31.00   11.70   14.00    52.70

 9 DEN8620 Jan Saugmann      16       6       3      16       9        9
           Morten Ramsbaek  22.00   11.70    5.70   22.00   15.00    54.40

10 GBR8752 Mike Holt          9      10      13       7      10       10
           Ian Godfrey      15.00   16.00   19.00   13.00   16.00    60.00

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