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Two Person Keelboat (Star), Men

Date21 – 28 August 2004
StatusOlympic
LocationOlympiako Kentro Istioploias Agiou Kosma, Athina
Participants34 from 17 countries
FormatPoints awarded for placement in each race. Best ten of eleven scores to count for final placement.

The Brazilian crew of Torben Grael and Marcelo Ferreira had won the gold medal in this class in 1996 and a bronze medal in 2000. They won the third and fourth races to move into the lead, and were able to win the gold medal without having to sail in the 11th race. This gave Grael his second gold medal, but his fifth Olympic medal overall, an Olympic record for sailing at the time, although in 2012 it was equalled by Britain’s Ben Ainslie and Grael’s countryman Robert Scheidt. Silver medal skipper Ross MacDonald placed second in the final race to move ahead of France for second place. MacDonald had won a bronze in the Star at the 1992 Olympics. Of the 16 boats in the event, seven had won World Sailing Championships in various classes.

PosCompetitor(s)NOCNet PointsTP
1BrazilBRA42.060.0Gold
Torben GraelMarcelo Ferreira
2CanadaCAN51.265.2Silver
Ross MacDonaldMike Wolfs
3FranceFRA54.069.0Bronze
Xavier RohartPascal Rambeau
4SwitzerlandSUI70.082.0
Flavio MarazziEnrico De Maria
5United StatesUSA71.087.0
Paul CayardPhil Trinter
6Great BritainGBR73.090.0
Iain PercySteve Mitchell
7ItalyITA75.091.0
Francesco BruniGuido Vigna
8BermudaBER82.099.0
Peter BrombyLee White
9DenmarkDEN83.0100.0
Nicklas HolmClaus Olesen
10SpainESP85.0102.0
Chuny BermúdezPablo Arrarte
11GreeceGRE86.0103.0
Leonidas PelekanakisGeorgios Kontogouris
12SwedenSWE96.0114.0
Fredrik LööfAnders Ekström
13AustriaAUT97.0113.0
Hans SpitzauerAndreas Hanakamp
14NetherlandsNED98.0115.0
Mark NeelemanPeter van Niekerk
15AustraliaAUS98.0116.0
Colin BeashelDavid Giles
16GermanyGER110.0127.0
Alexander HagenJochen Wolfram
17IrelandIRL125.0142.0
Mark MansfieldKillian Collins