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2005 Asia 470 Championships

by Darren Dunkley-Smith on 30 Apr 2005
There is no doubt that China is one of the most exciting destinations in the World today.

International 470 has been the natural choice of Asian Sailing for many years.

The 2005 Asian 470 Championships were held in ShiShi with good racing and tight competition with China showing its dominance

The regatta was a great start to an exciting project for Asia and Int 470. It is hoped
that the Asian 470 Powerhouses of Japan and Korea will join in next year along with 470
members like the Philippines, Malaysia and Myanmar, India and Pakistan.

Regional Championships are the ideal breeding ground for tomorrow’s Champions and give emerging Nations a stepping-stone to World Championships.

Thanks goes to the Chinese Yachting Association for their assistance in the organisation.

See you all again in Rizhao 2006 for the Worlds.

Alreasdy this year 50 new 470's have been supplied to Malaysia and another 35 new 470’s are about to be delivered to China and there is a huge build up of excitement towards the 2008 Olympic Regatta in Qingdao and the 2006 470 Worlds in Rizhao.

2005 Asian Men’s 470 Titles

19 Entries - 3 Nations

Place Sail # Skipper TOT

1 CHN 428 Zhengfenng Fuzhiqiang 22

2 CHN 60 Wangweidong Dengai 27

3 CHN 431 Wanggongguo Wangsu 34

4 CHN 36 Linwuzhi Zhouboxiong 38

5CHN 1 Qianjun Zhaoweijun 39

6 CHN 543 Chenhechi Zhangxuel 51

7 CHN 146 Lifei Huxianqiang 55

8 CHN 58 Luoyoujia Chenxiuke 67

9 CHN 443 Liuzhendong Wangwei 75

10 CHN 246 Sunkang Wanghaibin 75

11 CHN 210 Wuwutang Liuming 75

12 SIN 7 Xu Yuan Zhen 79

13 SIN 667 Roy Tay Junhao 79

14 SIN 11 Teo Wee Chin 93

15 CHN 592 Zhengsenzhe Wulinshe 97

16 CHN 590 Wengliangdao Linqiaov 106

17 CHN 540 Wengzijin Zenghuafeng 124

18 HKG 1 Li Yiming 145

19 CHN 514 Fuhanjia Zhangwenpei 160


Asian Women’s 470 Championships 2005

ShiShi China - 14 Entries - 2 Nations

Place Sail # Skipper TOT

1 CHN 15Songxiaqun Wangyan 14

2 CHN 282 Liancuixian Wulizhen 24

3 CHN 25W enyimei Yuchunyan 32

4 CHN 214 Shenyinjuan Yangcha 35

5 CHN 206 Lijie Xumeilian 39

6 CHN 10 Zhulina Xiaolingling 44

7 CHN 314 Subaoying Huangyine 49

8 CHN 517 Wuaihong Chenyuan 54

9 CHN 229 Wangcongcong Dufei 65

10 CHN 600 Fenghuimin Huangliz 68

11 CHN 506 Sunnan Chenyahua 70

12 HKG 25Liang Yuanhua 86

13 CHN 596 Fachag Huangmingzh 93

14 CHN 523 Chenliangliang Zhang 120
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