2011–12 ISAF Sailing World Cup

The 2011–12 ISAF Sailing World Cup was a series of sailing regattas staged during 2011–12 season. The series featured boats which feature at the Olympics and Paralympics.

2011–12 ISAF Sailing World Cup
Edition4th
Dates6 November 2011 – 20 June 2012
Yachts2.4 Metre, 470, 49er, Elliott 6m, Finn, Laser, Laser Radial, RS:X, SKUD 18, Sonar, Star

Regattas
2011–12 regattas
Date Regatta City Country
6–12 November 2011 Sail Melbourne Melbourne  Australia
22–28 January 2012 Miami OCR Miami  United States
31 March – 7 April 2012 Trofeo Princesa Sofia Palma  Spain
20–27 April 2012 Semaine Olympique Française Hyères  France
22–26 May 2012 Delta Lloyd Regatta Medemblik  Netherlands
4–9 June 2012 Sail for Gold Weymouth  United Kingdom
16–20 June 2012 Kiel Week Kiel  Germany

Results

2.4 Metre
Regatta Winner Country Ref
MelbourneMatthew Bugg Australia[1]
MiamiDamien Seguin France[1]
PalmaThierry Schmitter Netherlands[1]
HyèresDamien Seguin France[1]
MedemblikThierry Schmitter Netherlands[1]
WeymouthThierry Schmitter Netherlands[1]
KielDamien Seguin France[1]

Men's 470
Regatta Winners Country Ref
MelbourneStuart McNay
Graham Biehl		 United States[1]
MiamiMathew Belcher
Malcolm Page		 Australia[1]
PalmaMathew Belcher
Malcolm Page		 Australia[1]
HyèresMathew Belcher
Malcolm Page		 Australia[1]
MedemblikGer Owens
Scott Flanigan		 Ireland[1]
WeymouthMathew Belcher
Malcolm Page		 Australia[1]
KielFerdinand Gerz
Patrick Follmann		 Germany[1]

Women's 470
Regatta Winners Country Ref
MelbourneElise Rechichi
Belinda Stowell		 Australia[1]
MiamiLisa Westerhof
Lobke Berkhout		 Netherlands[1]
PalmaGiulia Conti
Giovanna Micol		 Italy[1]
HyèresLisa Westerhof
Lobke Berkhout		 Netherlands[1]
WeymouthJo Aleh
Polly Powrie		 New Zealand[1]
KielAnnika Bochmann
Elisabeth Panuschka		 Germany[1]

49er
Regatta Winners Country Ref
MelbourneNathan Outteridge
Iain Jensen		 Australia[1]
MiamiNico Delle-Karth
Nikolaus Resch		 Austria[1]
PalmaJonas Warrer
Søren Hansen		 Denmark[1]
HyèresManu Dyen
Stéphane Christidis		 France[1]
WeymouthNathan Outteridge
Iain Jensen		 Australia[1]
KielTobias Schadewaldt
Hannes Baumann		 Germany[1]

Women's Elliott 6m
Regatta Winners Country Ref
MiamiLucy MacGregor
Kate MacGregor
Annie Lush		 Great Britain[1]
PalmaAnna Tobias
Molly O'Bryan Vandemoer
Deborah Capozzi		 United States[1]
HyèresAnna Tobias
Molly O'Bryan Vandemoer
Deborah Capozzi		 United States[1]
WeymouthOlivia Price
Nina Curtis
Lucinda Whitty		 Australia[1]

Men's Finn
Regatta Winner Country Ref
MelbourneOleksiy Borisov Ukraine[1]
MiamiZach Railey United States[1]
PalmaBen Ainslie Great Britain[1]
HyèresBrendan Casey Australia[1]
MedemblikCaleb Paine United States[1]
WeymouthGiles Scott Great Britain[1]
KielDeniss Karpak Estonia[1]

Men's Laser
Regatta Winner Country Ref
MelbourneTom Slingsby Australia[1]
MiamiPaul Goodison Great Britain[1]
PalmaSimon Grotelueschen Germany[1]
HyèresPhilipp Buhl Germany[1]
MedemblikRutger van Schaardenburg Netherlands[1]
WeymouthTom Slingsby Australia[1]
KielPhilipp Buhl Germany[1]

Women's Laser Radial
Regatta Winner Country Ref
MelbourneLijia Xu China[1]
MiamiLijia Xu China[1]
PalmaAlicia Cebrian Spain[1]
HyèresLijia Xu China[1]
MedemblikKrystal Weir Australia[1]
WeymouthAlison Young Great Britain[1]
KielTatiana Drozdovskaya Belarus[1]

Men's RS:X
Regatta Winner Country Ref
MelbourneJon-Paul Tobin New Zealand[1]
MiamiNick Dempsey Great Britain[1]
HyèresJulien Bontemps France[1]
MedemblikShahar Zubari Israel[1]
WeymouthDorian van Rijsselberghe Netherlands[1]

Women's RS:X
Regatta Winner Country Ref
MelbourneJessica Crisp Australia[1]
MiamiDemita Vega de Lille Mexico[1]
HyèresMoana Delle Germany[1]
MedemblikFlavia Tartaglini Italy[1]
WeymouthZofia Noceti-Klepacka Poland[1]

SKUD 18
Regatta Winners Country Ref
MelbourneAlexandra Rickham
Niki Birrell		 Great Britain[1]
MiamiDaniel Fitzgibbon
Liesl Tesch		 Australia[1]
HyèresDaniel Fitzgibbon
Liesl Tesch		 Australia[1]
WeymouthAlexandra Rickham
Niki Birrell		 Great Britain[1]

Sonar
Regatta Winners Country Ref
MiamiUdo Hessels
Marcel Van de veen
Mischa Rossen		 Netherlands[1]
HyèresJohn Robertson
Hannah Stodel
Steve Thomas		 Great Britain[1]
MedemblikBruno Jourdren
Eric Flageul
Nicolas Vimont-Vicary		 France[1]
WeymouthJohn Robertson
Hannah Stodel
Steve Thomas		 Great Britain[1]

Men's Star
Regatta Winners Country Ref
MiamiRobert Scheidt
Bruno Prada		 Brazil[1]
PalmaRobert Scheidt
Bruno Prada		 Brazil[1]
HyèresIain Percy
Andrew Simpson		 Great Britain[1]
WeymouthPeter O'Leary
David Burrows		 Ireland[1]
KielJohannes Polgar
Markus Koy		 Germany[1]
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gollark: DST bad:- vast work for programmers, has caused many bugs- not even consistent times place to place, so even more problems- causes problems for less smart clocks without access to timezone databases e.g. watches, wall clocks- essentially the most "government" thing ever - someone identified a "problem" with stuff happening at the wrong times, so the solution was to *edit the very fabric of time itself* and not push for changed working hours

References
  1. "Medal Tally 2011-2012". sailing.org.
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