Tim Law won the the Great Grand Masters (65+) at the 2023 ILCA 7 Masters World Championships, hosted by Royal Varuna YC, Pattaya, Thailand.
Britain’s Tim Law was the clear winner, finishing five points clear of Stephen Gunther of Australia with Jeff Loosemore, also Australia, in third place.
Australian’s did well at the championships with Brett Beyer winning the Grand Masters (55+) ahead of countyman Jan Scholten, with Andrew Holdsworth of the USA in third.
And in the Masters (45+) Adonis Bougiouris of Greece defended his world title ahead of fellow Olympian, Christoph Bottoni of Australia. Third was Peter Hurley of the USA.
And finally in the youngest age section, the Apprentice (+35), Thai Olympian Keerati Bualong took the title with second Adil Khalid of the United Arab Emirates and in third place Pietro Corbucci of Italy.
ILCA 7 Masters – Apprentice (5 entries)
1st THA Keerati Bualong – – 12 pts
2nd UAE Adil Khalid – – 22 pts
3rd ITA Pietro Corbucci – – 30 pts
ILCA 7 Masters – Master (19 entries)
1st GRE Adonis Bougiouris – – 12 pts
2nd AUS Christoph Bottoni – – 22 pts
3rd USA Peter Hurley – – 34 pts
ILCA 7 Masters – Grand Master (38 entries)
1st AUS Brett Beyer – – 27 pts
2nd AUS Jan Scholten – – 49 pts
3rd USA Andrew Holdsworth – – 65 pts
ILCA 7 Masters – Great Grand Master (23 entries)
1st GBR Tim Law – – 19 pts
2nd AUS Stephen Gunther – – 24 pts
3rd AUS Jeff Loosemore – – 37 pts
