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2018 29er World Championship

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2018 29er World Championship
Event title
Name2018 29er World Championship
Edition19th
SponsorZhik
HostRoyal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Hong Kong
Event details
VenueRoyal Hong Kong Yacht Club
Dates30 December 2017 - 8 January 2018
Competitors
Competitors116
Competing nations14
Results
1st place, gold medalist(s) GoldFrancesco Kayrouz
Jackson Keon
2nd place, silver medalist(s) SilverLachie Brewer
Max Paul
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) BronzeBenjamin Jaffrezic
Leo Chauvel
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The 2018 Zhik 29er World Championship was a sailing world championship that took place at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Hong Kong from 30 December 2017 to 8 January 2018.[1] This was the 19th world championship for the 29er class.

Summary

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Reigning world champions Benji Daniel and Alex Burger of South Africa[2] did not compete at these world championships. Francesco Kayrouz and Jackson Keon of New Zealand would go on to win the event and become world champions, while fellow New Zealanders Crystal Sun and Olivia Hobbs finished as first women.[3]

Results

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Results are gold fleet only. Points have been carried across from previous days.[4]

Results of individual races
PosCrewCountry IIIIIIIVVTot Pts
Francesco Kayrouz
Jackson Keon
 New Zealand134†231511
Lachie Brewer
Max Paul
 Australia12†121213220
Benjamin Jaffrezic
Leo Chauvel
 France34678†3325
4 Theo Revil
Gautier Guevel
 France7†65653225
5 Sebastian Lardies
Scott McKenzie
 New Zealand2510115†4126
6 Calum Gregor
Jon Crawford
 Hong Kong51016†824226
7 David Eastwood
Samuel Merson
 United States48†1364335
8 Rok Verderber
Klemen Semelbauer
 Slovenia1421†12446141
9 Lewis Anderson
Pat Morgan
 New Zealand1120†12446141
10 Vasilii Andreev
Leonid Pushev
 Russia8781018†6446
11 Josh Berry
Tom Fyfe
 New Zealand18†1195116547
12 Ripley Shelly
Severin Gramm
 United States19†2313107051
13 Ben Paterson
Sean Paterson
 New Zealand9121117†96851
14 Aristide Girou
Noah Chauvin
 France6928†11138254
15 Henry Larkings
Miles Davey
 Australia21†131421149574
16 William Bonin
Samuel Bonin
 Canada1028†13152110476
17 Pol Jacquin
Loic Tissier
 China151623†181210986
18 Archie Cropley
Simon Murnaghan
 Australia20182226†1711791
19 Campbell Stanton
William Shapland
 New Zealand27†1415192412194
20 Duncan Gregor
Peter Backe
 Hong Kong1323192527†12396
21 Crystal Sun
Olivia Hobbs
 New Zealand24†1717142212096
22 Henry Wilson
Sam Morgan
 New Zealand28†15272316128100
23 Kieran Bucktin
Shannon Wright
 Australia1624212025†126101
24 Malo Kennish
Anatole Martin
 Germany17222427†20128101
25 Matthew Clark
Isamu Sakai
 Hong Kong23191829†19136107
26 Karrie Clark
Akira Sakai
 Hong Kong26272628†23139111
27 Charlie Hibben
Nicholas Hardy
 United States2229†201629145116
28 Oliver Aldridge
Millie Aldridge
 Great Britain252629†2226152123
29 Helena Sanderson
Jack Honey
 New Zealand29†25252428158129

Scoring system: low-point system

Legend: BFD – Black flag disqualification; DNC – Did not come to the starting area; DNF – Did not finish; DNS – Did not start; DSQ – Disqualified; RDG – Redress given; RET – Retired; STP – Standard penalty imposed; UFD – "U" flag disqualification; † – Discarded race not counted in the overall result;

References

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  1. ↑ Ltd, Quidoxis. "2018 Zhik 29er World Championships". International 29er Class Association. Retrieved 2025-07-09.
  2. ↑ "Zhik 29er World Championship at Alamitos Bay Yacht Club - Overall". www.yachtsandyachting.com. Retrieved 2025-07-09.
  3. ↑ "Zhik 29er Worlds: Kiwi crews win Mens and Womens overall". www.sail-world.com. Retrieved 2025-07-09.
  4. ↑ "Sailwave results for Zhik 29er World Championship 2018 at Royal Hong King Yacht Club 2018". www.sailwave.com. Retrieved 2025-07-09.