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Two Person Dinghy (470), Men

Date20 – 27 September 1988
StatusOlympic
LocationBusan Yachting Center, Busan (Course Bravo)
Participants58 from 29 countries
FormatPoints awarded for placement in each race. Best six of seven scores to count for final placement.

French sailors Luc Pillot and Thierry Péponnet had won bronze medals in the mixed version of this class in 1984. They entered the final race well behind the Soviet Estonian twin brothers, Toomas and Tõnu Tõniste, who only had to finish relatively close to the French crew to win the gold medal. The final race was sailed in gale-like conditions but the Tõniste brothers took the lead until on the final lap, when they were blown over and capsized and were unable to finish the race, giving the gold medal to Pillot and Péponnet. Racing for Estonia, the twins would come back and win a bronze medal in the 470 class at the 1992 Olympics. The third-place American crew member Charlie McKee, would win another bronze medal at the 2000 Olympics in 49er class, racing alongside his brother, Jonathan.

PosCompetitor(s)NOCNet PointsTP
1FranceFRA34.751.7Gold
Luc PillotThierry Péponnet
2Soviet UnionURS46.082Silver
Toomas TõnisteTõnu Tõniste
3United StatesUSA51.069.0Bronze
Charlie McKeeJohn Shadden
4SpainESP55.091.0
Fernando LeónKiko Sánchez
5West GermanyFRG58.777.7
Joachim HungerWolfgang Hunger
6New ZealandNZL62.786.7
Peter EvansSimon Mander
7ItalyITA68.7104.7
Paolo MontefuscoSandro Montefusco
8CanadaCAN71.790.7
Gord McIlquhamNigel Cochrane
9NetherlandsNED83.4119.4
Mark DrontmannRobert Drontmann
10BrazilBRA83.7119.7
Bernardo ArndtCarlos Wanderlei
11East GermanyGDR86.7113.7
Ekkehard SchulzJürgen Brietzke
12JapanJPN96.0116.0
Kenji NakamuraMasayuki Takahashi
13NorwayNOR96.7116.7
Herman Horn JohannessenKarl-Einar Jensen
14SwedenSWE120.0149.0
Anders LiljebladJonas Häggbom
15Great BritainGBR124.0150.0
Andrew HemmingsJason Belben
16FinlandFIN129.4165.4
Johan von KoskullPeter von Koskull
17IndiaIND134.7170.7
Farokh TaraporeKelly Subbanand Rao
18IsraelISR135.2171.2
Dan-Noam TortenRam-Jacob Torten
19ArgentinaARG140.0169.0
Carlos IrigoyenGuillermo Parada
20SwitzerlandSUI141.6177.6
Andreas FreyJodok Wicki
21DenmarkDEN143.0179.0
Hans NatorpPaul Natorp
22IcelandISL146.0182.0
Gunnlaugur JónassonÍsleifur Friðriksson
23HungaryHUN151.0187.0
Gyula NyáriZsolt Nyári
24AustriaAUT151.0187.0
Christian BinderHeimo Hecht
25People's Republic of ChinaCHN170.0206.0
Lin BoYang Shanfeng
26Republic of KoreaKOR177.0213.0
Park Gi-CheolSin Gwang-Su
27SingaporeSGP182.0218.0
Joseph ChanSiew Shaw Her
28CyprusCYP187.0223.0
Andreas KarapatakisChristos Christoforou
29PakistanPAK187.0223.0
Javed RasoolMamoon Sadiq