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2024 505 World Championship at Varberg, Sweden - Pre-Worlds

by Michael Quirk 4 Aug 2024 12:34 BST 2-3 August 2024
Father and son Thierry and Tanguy Trompette sailing grandfather's classic during the Pre-Worlds in Varberg during the 70th anniversary year of the class © Christophe Favreau / www.christophefavreau.com

Five races were held in very challenging light and shifty conditions. Big congratulations to Jan Phillip Hofmann and Felix Brockerhoff for their emphatic win. In what was a high scoring regatta for most, they won 4 out of 5 races and discarded a second.

The gauntlet for the World Championship, which starts tomorrow 5th August, has well and truly be thrown down. There is a long list of other boats that have the experience and capability to do likewise so standby for a very interesting week.

Find out more at www.int505.org/2024-505-world-championships

The photo by Christophe Favreau of a beautiful old wooden boat underscores the 5o5's 70th anniversary year and still the best racing dinghy on the planet.

Pre-Worlds Overall Results:

PosNatSail NoHelmCrewR1R2R3R4R5Pts
1stGER9251Jan‑Phlipp HofmannFelix Brockerhoff1111‑24
2ndAUS9191Malkolm HigginsAngus Higgins3‑434111
3rdUSA9266Mike HoltRob Woelfel6‑1123415
4thUSA9262Howie HamlinAndy Zinn466‑17622
5thGBR9253Nathan BatchelorEric Anderson‑12286925
6thGBR8935David EllisJim Hunt25‑2014728
7thFRA9147Hervé de KergariouDechauffour20‑3042329
8thAUS8801Peter NicholasLuke Payne‑271475834
9thGER9260Tim BögerFinn Böger5‑2510151242
10thGER9127Frederik SchaalFelix Diesch‑1715158543
11thGBR9238Ian PinnellCharlos Dwyer‑2939201345
12thGBR9215Roger GilbertIan Mitchell‑301211101548
13thSWE8859Tomas BergJohan Calvert7241411‑3256
14thDEN9244Jörgen Bojsen‑MøllerJacob Bojsen‑Møller257521‑2658
15thDEN9055Fabiola WonterghemMichael Wonterghem229189‑2358
16thSWE9217Carl‑Fredrik FockJohan Barne101723‑321161
17thUSA9200A.J. ConradsTed Conrads21821‑311464
18thUSA9179Pierre JeangirardPaul Pihl1113‑33221864
19thUSA9106Mike MartinAdam Lowry‑35291971065
20thGER9258Alexander HoltzapfelArne Wittermer821‑24162065
21stSWE9002Per WesterLars Wester131627‑381672
22ndUSA9247Mike PunnettBruce Edwards23‑4117122981
23rdUSA9252Douglas HagenPaul VonGrey18371219(DNF)86
24thSWE8962Peter BökmarkMartin Persson9‑4716273991
25thRSA91Peter FunkeThomas Funke28311323‑4795
26thSWE9181Malin BrobergJohan Röök163422‑3628100
27thSWE9143Thomas LundbergJohan Strömdahl19203626‑38101
28thAUS9269Mark StowellConall Hansford382826‑3917109
29thSUI9267Caroline JacotPhilippe Jacot2627‑614019112
30thSUI9096Cédric BartRené Betschen33‑36322921115
31stAUS9263Michael QuirkCam McDonald3919‑453724119
32ndPOL9140Dominik OsrtowskiMaciej Gozdzik37323918‑49126
33rdFIN9069Rosemarie HartmanTuomas Laurila‑5542291343127
34thFIN8678Tatu MiettinenVille Tarvo32‑59462425127
35thGER9185Stefan BoehmGerald Roos‑4723382544130
36thSWE8923Lars HultgrenAxel Hultgren24‑44303542131
37thGER9268Henrik SchadeSebastian Wiemer‑5018354646145
38thGBR9246Michel SimsCarl Gibbon‑5833284740148
39thGER9234Nørbert DasenbrookSven Meier‑5950313435150
40thSWE9107Fredrik HanssonSven Flood464025‑5041152
41stSWE9029Mikael OlesenUlf Camitz542250‑5527153
42ndAUS9225Alexander EarleHermann Wollenbecker433842‑5737160
43rdSUI9060Catherine HourietGil Donzé‑5148374831164
44thSWE9092Tom HastenpflugKnut Hastenpflug‑6349343348164
45thGER9198Micki DaisenbergerJohannes Tellen141053(DNF)DNS167
46thGER9197Jens BiedererAngela Stenger‑6943594422168
47thAUS8781Chris GreggIan Gregg3446‑715933172
48thPOL9135Dariusz KonopczakPawel Henszke31‑60574152181
49thGBR9261Martin WedgeGraham Elliot‑6545602855188
50thSWE8586Galen MackCarl Janmark60‑64484934191
51stGER9000Julia PöschThorsten Pösch445441‑6053192
52ndSWE9222Tomas FranzénLars Lindgren‑5339525251194
53rdSWE8974Thomas WidstrandRolf Mattsson573558‑6645195
54thSWE8807Didrik DahlströmJoel Jelf‑7661624330196
55thBEL9121Paul GorremanMarie‑Pierre Hayette455640‑7359200
56thSWE9187Matt HodgsonFrancois Etienne42584953‑66202
57thSWE9171Martin FridhMats Dahlander52514754‑57204
58thSWE9038Jakob LindvallKarl Byrenius61‑68553061207
59thFIN9043Hannu PöyryMatti Dillemuth4853‑774564210
60thSWE9259Mikael GustavssonTore Reinhold3655‑676163215
61stGER9231Stefan GieslerFrank Böhm1526(DNS)DNSDNS221
62ndSWE9013Anders NilssonJonas Palnkvist‑8172444265223
63rdRSA8725Drew ScottWarwick Ham625256‑6462232
64thFIN8912Raimo RaitaJuha Nurmela‑7363655154233
65thDEN8827Torben Pihl AndersenKlaus Söndergaard4962‑756758236
66thFIN9212Thomas HeldTimo Wennonen67‑77516360241
67thSWE8926Ebbe RosénOlle Wenrup407043(DNF)DNS243
68thGER9030Andreas JungklausKatharina Menge‑7065545669244
69thPOL8747Anna JablonskaAndrezej Zdrojek77‑79635856254
70thAUS9071Lindsay GilbertRichard Hyde6457‑766272255
71stUSA9210Jimmy FranzoneBjorn Antell7569‑797736257
72ndFRA9086Antoine VictorPierre Victor68‑81697150258
73rdPOL8909Michal KepskiMaxymilian Zaniewski41757372‑76261
74thGER8750Mirco GantenbergJacob Nierwarra5667‑786875266
75thDEN8828Sylvester HolmAgnete Schlichtkrull6674‑806570275
76thGER7848Axel DierichTobias Borchert‑7971647474283
77thGER8932Christian HengeKatja Henge747368‑7568283
78thFIN7922Olle MartonenMikael Nylund72‑78747071287
79thGER9123Martin BernauerEnno Wilts(DNS)76706973288
80thFIN8741Taru KerttunenMikael Ervamaa‑8080667667289
81stCAN8763Brian TrainorBrendan Trainor7166(DNF)DNSDNS317
82ndGER8806Anna HauschildAnja Stengel78(DNS)72DNSDNS330
83rdGER8975Maike RoosJulia Achterberg(DNS)DNSDNSDNSDNS360
83rdGER9070Stefan KoechlinAndreas Achterberg(DNS)DNSDNSDNSDNS360
83rdBEL9163Pierre GorremansJean‑Emanuell(DNS)DNSDNSDNSDNS360
83rdFRA9150DechauffourGendry(DNS)DNSDNSDNSDNS360
83rdFRA9219NeidhartGallo(DNS)DNSDNSDNSDNS360
83rdFRA9220BoiteCarnot(DNS)DNSDNSDNSDNS360
83rdSWE8917Jesper FowelinFrancesco Martins(DNS)DNSDNSDNSDNS360

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