2023 Sailing World Championships – ILCA 7

ILCA 7
at the 2023 Sailing World Championships
VenueThe Hague, the Netherlands
Dates13–20 August
Competitors138 from 66 nations
Medalists
gold medal Matthew Wearn   Australia
silver medal Michael Beckett   Great Britain
bronze medal George Gautrey   New Zealand
Events at the
2023 World Championships
iQFoilmenwomen
Formula Kitemenwomen
ILCA 7
ILCA 6women
470mixed
49ermen
49er FXwomen
Nacra 17mixed
Hansa 303menwomen
2.4 Metreopen
RS Ventureopen

The ILCA 7 competition at the 2023 Sailing World Championships was the men's dinghy event and was held in The Hague, the Netherlands, 13–20 August 2023.[1] The entries were limited to 140 boats.[1] The competitors participated in an opening series that was planned to 10 races, followed by a medal race.[1] The medal race was planned for 20 August.[2]

The competition served as a qualifying event for the 2024 Olympic sailing competition with 16 out of 43 national quota being distributed at the event.[3]

Summary

Jean-Baptiste Bernaz of France was the reigning world champion, having won the 2022 ILCA 7 World Championship in Puerto Vallarta,[4] while Matthew Wearn of Australia had won the Paris 2024 Test Event the month before.[5] In the Sailing World Cup, Michael Beckett of Great Britain had won the Trofeo Princesa Sofía,[6] Elliot Hanson of Great Britain had won the Semaine Olympique Française,[7] Duko Bos of the Netherlands had won the Allianz Regatta,[8] and Alexandre Boite of France had won the Kiel Week.[9]

On the first day, Tonči Stipanović of Croatia started the racing with two race wins, with Becket recording one race win and one third in the other fleet.[10] After four days of competition, Beckett had raised to the top as overnight leader.[11] By the end of the opening series, Wearn was in top having a 20-point lead to George Gaultrey of New Zealand and further one to Beckett.[12] Results from the medal race saw Wearn win the gold medal, while Beckett of Great Britain won the silver medal, his first ILCA 7 World Championship medal.[13]

With the final results, national quotas were awarded Australia, Great Britain, New Zealand, Italy, Cyprus, the Netherlands, Spain, Norway, Germany, Peru, Belgium, Finland, Hungary, Croatia, Ireland and Portugal.[14]

Results

Results of individual races
Pos Helmsman Country I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X MR Tot Pts
Matthew Wearn  Australia 11 11 6 5 1 3 2 7 25 65† 12 148 83
Michael Beckett  Great Britain 3 1 3 2 BFD 70† 2 5 8 2 66 4 166 96
George Gautrey  New Zealand 15 16 3 4 16 1 1 26 BFD 70† 9 10 171 101
4 Jean-Baptiste Bernaz  France 5 6 2 31 2 29 11 5 37† 20 2 150 113
5 Lorenzo Brando Chiavarini  Italy BFD 70† 32 8 4 21 4 36 1 7 6 6 195 125
6 Pavlos Kontides  Cyprus 4 2 19 1 5 35 24 3 BFD 70† 21 14 198 128
7 Duko Bos  Netherlands 18 3 2 18 19 7 34† 6 16 34 8 165 131
8 Joaquín Blanco  Spain 16 13 10 16 26 9 9 15 14 54† 16 198 144
9 Hermann Tomasgaard  Norway 2 5 28 11 14 13 44† 22 12 31 18 200 156
10 Elliot Hanson  Great Britain 17 22 7 6 44 18 3 10 BFD 70† 19 DNC 22 238 168
11 Thomas Saunders  New Zealand 10 13 21 3 17 30 7 34† 32 17 – 184 150
12 Philipp Buhl  Germany 3 17 6 1 4 36 49† 40 6 39 – 201 152
13 Joel Rodríguez  Spain 7 4 32 24 28 31 16 11 47† 2 – 202 155
14 Stefano Peschiera  Peru 4 18 25 BFD 70† 23 20 28 14 10 13 – 225 155
15 William De Smet  Belgium 6 25 12 BFD 70† 22 16 25 20 20 10 – 226 156
16 Nik Aaron Willim  Germany 15 20 5 32 11 23 45† 45 1 12 – 209 164
17 Ethan McAullay  Australia 6 47 8 7 18 38 51† 23 5 28 – 231 180
18 Kaarle Tapper  Finland 5 15 32 14 9 14 50† 49 35 8 – 231 181
19 Jonatan Vadnai  Hungary 8 24 1 BFD 70† 34 6 32 25 17 35 – 252 182
20 Luke Elliott  Australia 7 14 41 5 7 37 33 12 BFD 70† 27 – 253 183
21 Tonči Stipanović  Croatia 1 1 27 BFD 70† 29 32 17 24 18 36 – 255 185
22 Filip Jurišić  Croatia 32 8 20 7 24 8 55† 27 40 23 – 244 189
23 Finn Lynch  Ireland 12 4 20 BFD 70† 15 58 8 17 19 38 – 261 191
24 Eduardo Marques  Portugal 33 2 15 25 36 22 20 37 46† 4 – 240 194
25 Juan Ignacio Maegli  Guatemala 34 29 26 9 58† 27 4 30 28 15 – 260 202
26 Ryan Lo  Singapore 16 19 19 12 38 15 29 53† 8 49 – 258 205
27 Daniel Whiteley  Great Britain 17 7 31 BFD 70† 8 60 14 32 33 5 – 277 207
28 Nooa Laukkanen  Finland 41 21 12 27 42† 25 13 39 4 33 – 257 215
29 Emil Bengtson  Sweden 26 9 15 3 BFD 70† 19 18 BFD 70 26 30 – 286 216
30 Dimitri Peroni  Italy 27 12 38 13 BFD 70† 10 27 4 43 45 – 289 219
31 Valtteri Uusitalo  Finland 18 3 13 20 27 26 10 BFD 70† 49 59 – 295 225
32 Johan Lundgaard Schubert  Denmark 25 7 13 42 55† 33 43 9 36 18 – 281 226
33 Milivoj Dukić  Montenegro 31 12 29 16 50 11 52† 41 11 25 – 278 226
34 Zac Littlewood  Australia 13 36 50† 27 39 5 19 43 3 41 – 276 226
35 Finnian Alexander  Australia 14 14 48 40 53† 12 15 2 39 44 – 281 228
36 Sam Whaley  Great Britain 9 5 26 BFD 70† 40 50 22 29 53 1 – 305 235
37 Vishnu Saravanan  India 29 10 4 48† 20 44 39 31 44 22 – 291 243
38 Francisco Guaragna Rigonat  Argentina 13 33 9 BFD 70† 25 42 21 47 9 52 – 321 251
39 Yiğit Yalçın Çıtak  Turkey 20 31 18 13 BFD 70† 21 30 33 48 40 – 324 254
40 Arthit Mikhail Romanyk  Thailand 22 23 23 19 57† 28 31 57 23 32 – 315 258
41 Žan Luka Zelko  Slovenia 11 36 24 6 13 45 46 36 45 57† – 319 262
42 Alexandre Kowalski  France 23 43 1 17 33 55 63† 44 41 16 – 336 273
43 Facundo Olezza  Argentina 12 26 11 35 3 34 DNE 70 58 DNC 70† 26 – 345 275
44 Ewan McMahon  Ireland 40 17 44 10 12 49 23 50† 38 46 – 329 279
45 Thomas van Ofwegen  Netherlands 30 22 45 23 64† 40 35 16 29 STP 43 – 347 283
46 Berkay Abay  Turkey 31 31 30 9 37 24 56 42 24 69† – 353 284
47 Alexandre Boite  France 9 18 4 28 61 64 68† 65 42 7 – 366 298
48 Khairulnizam Afendy  Malaysia 41 57 7 2 47 62 60 13 15 67† – 371 304
49 Benjamin Vadnai  Hungary 27 49 17 23 32 39 42 52† 27 50 – 358 306
50 Dimitrios Papadimitriou  Greece 53 16 30 19 30 53 26 35 56† 47 – 365 309
51 Niels Broekhuizen  Netherlands BFD 70† 32 35 8 46 51 62 21 54 3 – 382 312
52 Enrique Arathoon  El Salvador 10 61† 28 24 10 43 61 18 60 58 – 373 312
53 Luc Chevrier  Saint Lucia 21 28 40 11 BFD 70† 17 64 19 50 64 – 384 314
54 Kazumasa Segawa  Japan 33 30 16 BFD 70† 45 61 37 28 22 43 – 385 315
55 Pedro Fernández Gamboa  Puerto Rico 35 34 RET 70† 14 41 63 12 60 34 29 – 392 322
56 Clemente Seguel  Chile 19 15 17 32 51 56 40 38 BFD 70† 55 – 393 323
57 Viktor Teplý  Czech Republic 37 27 14 BFD 70† 60 48 53 62 13 11 – 395 325
58 Nicholas Halliday  Hong Kong 8 30 40 BFD 70† 56 54 6 46 30 56 – 396 326
59 Juan Pablo Cardozo  Argentina BFD 70† 6 43 10 35 46 65 56 21 48 – 400 330
60 Francisco Renna  Argentina 47 25 10 38 49 41 41 48 31 63† – 393 330
61 Luke Ruitenberg  Canada 20 9 25 39 31 47 58 51 55 68† – 403 335
62 Just van Aanholt  Aruba 39 11 33 20 63 67† 38 63 57 14 – 405 338
63 Wilhelm Kark  Sweden 29 59† 29 25 6 57 47 54 59 51 – 416 357
64 Ondřej Teplý  Czech Republic 19 35 22 38 59 65† 54 61 52 24 – 429 364
65 Fillah Karim  Canada 14 20 41 33 62 59 48 59 BFD 70† 37 – 443 373
66 Ryan Anderson  Canada 21 8 34 29 48 66 66 BFD 70† BFD 70 53 – 465 395
67 Theo Peyre  France 28 37 46 8 52 52 67† 64 51 62 – 467 400
68 Sebastian Kempe  Bermuda 34 51 24 18 43 69† 57 66 58 61 – 481 412
69 Philip Walkenbach  Germany 49 33 14 37 54 68† 59 55 61 60 – 490 422
70 Bruno Gašpić  Croatia 22 29 35 56† 4 2 2 6 2 14 – 172 116
71 Willem Wiersema  Netherlands 24 26 49† 35 2 8 26 8 3 6 – 187 138
72 Bruno Fontes  Brazil 36 21 39† 31 21 10 8 1 4 7 – 178 139
73 Justin Barth  Germany 35 49† 36 29 12 4 5 22 11 13 – 216 167
74 Santiago Sampaio  Portugal BFD 70† 19 42 44 15 14 7 14 19 3 – 247 177
75 Gauthier Verhulst  Switzerland 30 38 53† 26 17 29 18 4 8 8 – 231 178
76 Chapman Petersen  United States 43 48† 16 30 13 31 4 17 13 30 – 245 197
77 Cui Yinsheng  China 36 47 33 15 26 1 BFD 70† 2 27 25 – 282 212
78 Georgios Papadakos  Greece 23 53† 39 37 53 24 6 7 25 4 – 271 218
79 Uffe Tomasgaard  Norway 40 44 23 21 30 13 17 48† 7 23 – 266 218
80 Lourenço Mateus  Portugal 38 48 18 40 5 42 BFD 70† 10 9 12 – 292 222
81 Nico Naujock  Germany 28 34 34 BFD 70† 10 3 1 42 46 24 – 292 222
82 Agustín Vidal  Argentina 50 45 5 52† 36 7 13 36 22 9 – 275 223
83 Cesare Barabino  Italy 48 55† 51 22 3 32 19 31 6 11 – 278 223
84 Philipp Andreas Grochtmann  Brazil 55 58† 21 43 6 11 12 38 26 20 – 290 232
85 Keld Stentoft  Denmark 42 42 31 46† 27 5 21 18 33 15 – 280 234
86 Campbell Patton  Bermuda 26 52 11 54† 29 22 28 41 21 5 – 289 235
87 Leo Boucher  United States 56† 41 42 47 34 39 3 9 16 17 – 304 248
88 Paul Hameeteman  Netherlands 54 28 37 41 16 33 BFD 70† 25 5 10 – 319 249
89 Luke Deegan  New Zealand 43 23 50† 30 7 34 25 45 15 28 – 300 250
90 Matteo Paulon  Switzerland 46 61 38 BFD 70† 22 26 14 33 10 1 – 321 251
91 Aleksi Tapper  Finland 24 58 61† 21 9 21 42 16 29 36 – 317 256
92 Leo Barreto  Spain 44 41 59 55 1 25 BFD 70† 5 1 32 – 333 263
93 Matias Dyck  Ecuador BFD 70† 24 58 45 19 18 30 23 23 35 – 345 275
94 Daniel Escudero  United States 59 54 9 BFD 70† 39 15 BFD 70 12 20 2 – 350 280
95 Ludvig Lindqvist  Sweden 42 50† 46 15 41 50 35 3 30 18 – 330 280
96 Anastasios Panagiotidis  Greece 37 10 55 50 20 19 11 11 DNC 70† DNC 70 – 353 283
97 Chen Huichao  China 47 37 44 28 11 9 23 19 DNC 70† DNC 70 – 358 288
98 Maor Ben Hrosh  Israel 32 35 57 51 8 12 BFD 70† 15 48 31 – 359 289
99 Ilija Marković  Montenegro 63 UFD 70† 52 33 48 6 37 24 12 21 – 366 296
100 Guthrie Braun  United States 58† 40 53 26 18 17 24 40 35 43 – 354 296
101 Caleb Armit  New Zealand 39 56† 51 22 STP 36 35 43 37 28 19 – 366 310
102 Chusit Punjamala  Thailand 38 40 49 12 DNF 70† 36 34 34 36 33 – 382 312
103 Vėjas Strelčiūnas  Lithuania 48† 39 27 44 25 41 46 28 24 39 – 361 313
104 James Juhasz  Canada 25 46 64† 48 23 56 33 21 40 26 – 382 318
105 Ricardo Seguel Lacamara  Chile 51 42 62 BFD 70† 33 20 27 39 17 27 – 388 318
106 Luka Zabukovec  Slovenia BFD 70† 56 47 41 42 37 10 20 14 53 – 390 320
107 Kenji Nanri  Japan 49 60† 54 51 31 45 9 29 18 38 – 384 324
108 Josep Cazador  Spain 44 44 UFD 70† 47 14 DSQ 70 22 13 37 34 – 395 325
109 Mohit Saini  India 56† 53 55 17 24 47 15 49 54 16 – 386 330
110 Renzo Sanguineti  Peru 45 46 43 36 37 38 BFD 70† 26 34 41 – 416 346
111 Piotr Malinowski  Poland 50 DSQ 70† 22 45 45 58 32 35 38 22 – 417 347
112 Antonios Bougiouris  Greece 45 52 37 34 46 44 16 27 DNC 70† DNC 70 – 441 371
113 Thad Lettsome  British Virgin Islands 46 54† 45 39 38 30 36 43 51 49 – 431 377
114 Lee Wonn Kye  Singapore 57† 39 57 53 49 23 38 53 41 29 – 439 382
115 Felipe Mallmann Fraquelli  Brazil 60 62† 47 36 43 55 20 32 44 52 – 451 389
116 Clemens Kübber  Austria 55 60† 36 43 40 43 47 52 39 37 – 452 392
117 Jeremy Moutout  Monaco 51 STP 28 56 RET 70† 44 27 BFD 70 30 42 48 – 466 396
118 Eroni Leilua  Samoa 62 63† 63 46 28 46 39 47 31 40 – 465 402
119 Radvilas Janulionis  Lithuania DNF 70† 55 60 49 32 16 44 59 43 44 – 472 402
120 Malcolm Benn Smith  Bermuda 59 51 52 42 50 59 31 60† 47 42 – 493 433
121 Nikola Banjac  Serbia 52 57 58 34 52 54 BFD 70† 56 32 47 – 512 442
122 Mārtiņš Atilla  Latvia 61 69† 61 56 STP 59 28 29 44 55 55 – 517 448
123 Joshua Higgins  Bahamas 58 65† 60 57 47 40 41 61 45 51 – 525 460
124 Huang Yang  Chinese Taipei 61 45 68† 49 55 48 51 55 60 45 – 537 469
125 Jules Mitchell  Antigua and Barbuda 52 66† 65 59 54 57 49 51 50 50 – 553 487
126 Mathieu Dale  U.S. Virgin Islands 57 62 65† 50 56 61 45 50 52 54 – 552 487
127 Filipe Andre  Angola 65 50 67† 52 51 52 53 63 53 60 – 566 499
128 Karl-Martin Rammo  Estonia 2 43 48 BFD 70† DNC 70 DNC 70 BFD 70 DNC 70 DNC 70 DNC 70 – 583 513
129 Alessio Spadoni  Italy 1 38 54 BFD 70† DNC 70 DNC 70 BFD 70 DNC 70 DNC 70 DNC 70 – 583 513
130 Pablo Bertran  Cayman Islands 62 67† 63 55 62 53 50 54 61 56 – 583 516
131 Stefano Caiafa  Uruguay 66† 66 56 53 57 62 40 64 56 62 – 582 516
132 Adil Elamrati  Morocco 54 64 69 54 65 51 57 DNF 70† 49 58 – 591 521
133 Martin Aruja  Estonia 53 59 64 BFD 70† 60 49 52 46 DNC 70 DNC 70 – 593 523
134 Gerardo Benitez  Mexico 60 63 59 59 STP 62 64† 55 62 58 46 – 588 524
135 João Artur  Angola 67† 64 62 58 59 60 54 58 59 57 – 598 531
136 Hamdi Slimani  Tunisia 64 65 67 58 BFD 70† 63 48 57 62 61 – 615 545
137 Trent Hardwick  Belize 68† 67 66 57 64 65 56 65 57 59 – 624 556
138 Peter Rajský  Slovakia DSQ 70† 68 66 60 63 66 58 66 63 63 – 643 573

Scoring system: low-point system; Source: [15]
Legend:   – Qualified for medal race(s); BFD – Black flag disqualification; DNC – Did not come to the starting area; DNE – Non excludable disqualification; DNF – Did not finish; DSQ – Disqualified; RET – Retired; STP – Standard penalty imposed; UFD – "U" flag disqualification; † – Discarded race not counted in the overall result;

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