2011–12 ISAF Sailing World Cup

2011–12 ISAF Sailing World Cup
Event Title
Edition	4th
Dates	6 November 2011 – 20 June 2012
Yachts	2.4 Metre, 470, 49er, Elliott 6m, Finn, Laser, Laser Radial, RS:X, SKUD 18, Sonar, Star
	← 2010–11 2012–13 →

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.

Regattas[]

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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		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
Melbourne	Matthew Bugg	Australia	^[1]
Miami	Damien Seguin	France	^[1]
Palma	Thierry Schmitter	Netherlands	^[1]
Hyères	Damien Seguin	France	^[1]
Medemblik	Thierry Schmitter	Netherlands	^[1]
Weymouth	Thierry Schmitter	Netherlands	^[1]
Kiel	Damien Seguin	France	^[1]

Men's 470[]

Regatta	Winners	Country	Ref
Melbourne	Stuart McNay Graham Biehl	United States	^[1]
Miami	Mathew Belcher Malcolm Page	Australia	^[1]
Palma	Mathew Belcher Malcolm Page	Australia	^[1]
Hyères	Mathew Belcher Malcolm Page	Australia	^[1]
Medemblik	Ger Owens Scott Flanigan	Ireland	^[1]
Weymouth	Mathew Belcher Malcolm Page	Australia	^[1]
Kiel	Ferdinand Gerz Patrick Follmann	Germany	^[1]

Women's 470[]

Regatta	Winners	Country	Ref
Melbourne	Elise Rechichi Belinda Stowell	Australia	^[1]
Miami	Lisa Westerhof Lobke Berkhout	Netherlands	^[1]
Palma	Giulia Conti Giovanna Micol	Italy	^[1]
Hyères	Lisa Westerhof Lobke Berkhout	Netherlands	^[1]
Weymouth	Jo Aleh Polly Powrie	New Zealand	^[1]
Kiel	Annika Bochmann	Germany	^[1]

49er[]

Regatta	Winners	Country	Ref
Melbourne	Nathan Outteridge Iain Jensen	Australia	^[1]
Miami	Nico Delle-Karth Nikolaus Resch	Austria	^[1]
Palma	Jonas Warrer	Denmark	^[1]
Hyères	Manu Dyen Stéphane Christidis	France	^[1]
Weymouth	Nathan Outteridge Iain Jensen	Australia	^[1]
Kiel	Tobias Schadewaldt Hannes Baumann	Germany	^[1]

Women's Elliott 6m[]

Regatta	Winners	Country	Ref
Miami	Lucy MacGregor Kate MacGregor Annie Lush	Great Britain	^[1]
Palma	Anna Tobias Molly O'Bryan Vandemoer Deborah Capozzi	United States	^[1]
Hyères	Anna Tobias Molly O'Bryan Vandemoer Deborah Capozzi	United States	^[1]
Weymouth	Olivia Price Nina Curtis Lucinda Whitty	Australia	^[1]

Men's Finn[]

Regatta	Winner	Country	Ref
Melbourne	Oleksiy Borisov	Ukraine	^[1]
Miami	Zach Railey	United States	^[1]
Palma	Ben Ainslie	Great Britain	^[1]
Hyères	Brendan Casey	Australia	^[1]
Medemblik	Caleb Paine	United States	^[1]
Weymouth	Giles Scott	Great Britain	^[1]
Kiel	Deniss Karpak	Estonia	^[1]

Men's Laser[]

Regatta	Winner	Country	Ref
Melbourne	Tom Slingsby	Australia	^[1]
Miami	Paul Goodison	Great Britain	^[1]
Palma	Simon Grotelueschen	Germany	^[1]
Hyères	Philipp Buhl	Germany	^[1]
Medemblik	Rutger van Schaardenburg	Netherlands	^[1]
Weymouth	Tom Slingsby	Australia	^[1]
Kiel	Philipp Buhl	Germany	^[1]

Women's Laser Radial[]

Regatta	Winner	Country	Ref
Melbourne	Lijia Xu	China	^[1]
Miami	Lijia Xu	China	^[1]
Palma	Alicia Cebrian	Spain	^[1]
Hyères	Lijia Xu	China	^[1]
Medemblik	Krystal Weir	Australia	^[1]
Weymouth	Alison Young	Great Britain	^[1]
Kiel	Tatiana Drozdovskaya	Belarus	^[1]

Men's RS:X[]

Regatta	Winner	Country	Ref
Melbourne	Jon-Paul Tobin	New Zealand	^[1]
Miami	Nick Dempsey	Great Britain	^[1]
Hyères	Julien Bontemps	France	^[1]
Medemblik	Shahar Zubari	Israel	^[1]
Weymouth	Dorian van Rijsselberghe	Netherlands	^[1]

Women's RS:X[]

Regatta	Winner	Country	Ref
Melbourne	Jessica Crisp	Australia	^[1]
Miami	Demita Vega de Lille	Mexico	^[1]
Hyères	Moana Delle	Germany	^[1]
Medemblik	Flavia Tartaglini	Italy	^[1]
Weymouth	Zofia Noceti-Klepacka	Poland	^[1]

SKUD 18[]

Regatta	Winners	Country	Ref
Melbourne	Alexandra Rickham Niki Birrell	Great Britain	^[1]
Miami	Daniel Fitzgibbon Liesl Tesch	Australia	^[1]
Hyères	Daniel Fitzgibbon Liesl Tesch	Australia	^[1]
Weymouth	Alexandra Rickham Niki Birrell	Great Britain	^[1]

Sonar[]

Regatta	Winners	Country	Ref
Miami	Udo Hessels Mischa Rossen	Netherlands	^[1]
Hyères	John Robertson Hannah Stodel Steve Thomas	Great Britain	^[1]
Medemblik		France	^[1]
Weymouth	John Robertson Hannah Stodel Steve Thomas	Great Britain	^[1]

Men's Star[]

Regatta	Winners	Country	Ref
Miami	Robert Scheidt Bruno Prada	Brazil	^[1]
Palma	Robert Scheidt Bruno Prada	Brazil	^[1]
Hyères	Iain Percy Andrew Simpson	Great Britain	^[1]
Weymouth	Peter O'Leary David Burrows	Ireland	^[1]
Kiel	Johannes Polgar	Germany	^[1]

References[]

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External links[]

Official website

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