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Two-Person Heavyweight Dinghy (Flying Dutchman), Open

Date20 – 27 September 1988
StatusOlympic
LocationBusan Yachting Center, Busan (Course Bravo)
Participants44 from 22 countries
FormatPoints awarded for placement in each race. Best 6 of 7 scores to count for final placement.

Denmark’s Christian Grønborg and Jørgen Bojsen-Møller dominated this class, as they did not have to start the final race to win the gold medal. They did so, placed sixth, but it did not matter. The other medalists, Norway’s Erik Bjørkum and Ole Petter Pollen, and Canada’s Frank McLaughlin and John Millen both trained in north Jutland, Denmark, where the Danes also trained. The fourth-place spot fell to the Israeli crew of Eldad Amir and Yoel Sela who were close to becoming the first Israelis to win an Olympic medal. They did not start the second race, which likely cost them a medal, because that race fell on Yom Kippur, the Jewish most holy day. Israeli Olympic officials forbade their athletes from competing on that day (21 September), threatening to withdraw from the Olympics any athlete who competed.

PosCompetitorsNOCNet PointsTotal PointsRace #1Race #2Race #3Race #4Race #5Race #6Race #7
1DenmarkDEN31.443.1.0 (1)8.0 (4)3.0 (2)3.0 (2)11.7 (6)5.7 (3)11.7 (6)Gold
Christian Grønborg • Jørgen Bojsen-Møller
2NorwayNOR37.458.45.7 (3)10.0 (5)5.7 (3)21.0 (15)3.0 (2)10.0 (5)3.0 (2)Silver
Erik Bjørkum • Ole Petter Pollen
3CanadaCAN48.466.410.0 (5)11.7 (6).0 (1)18.0 (12)15.0 (9)11.7 (6).0 (1)Bronze
Frank McLaughlin • John Millen
4IsraelISR59.788.711.7 (6)–8.0 (4).0 (1)25.0 (19).0 (1)15.0 (9)
Eldad Amir • Yoel Sela
5New ZealandNZL60.080.03.0 (2).0 (1)15.0 (9)8.0 (4)18.0 (12)20.0 (14)16.0 (10)
Greg Knowles • Murray Jones
6Great BritainGBR72.799.718.0 (12)17.0 (11)27.0 (21)11.7 (6)13.0 (7)3.0 (2)10.0 (5)
Neal McDonald • Roger Yeoman
7BrazilBRA76.4105.48.0 (4)5.7 (3)11.7 (6)19.0 (13)[29.0] (DQ)15.0 (9)17.0 (11)
Alan Adler • Marcus Temke
8West GermanyFRG79.0108.019.0 (13)3.0 (2)10.0 (5)14.0 (8)20.0 (14)13.0 (7)29.0 (DNF)
Albert Batzill • Peter Lang
9East GermanyGDR83.7106.723.0 (17)14.0 (8)21.0 (15)16.0 (10)10.0 (5)17.0 (11)5.7 (3)
Stefan Mädicke • Ulf Lehmann
10IrelandIRL85.0114.021.0 (15)13.0 (7)18.0 (12)[29.0] (DQ).0 (1)19.0 (13)14.0 (8)
David Wilkins • Peter Kennedy
11United StatesUSA85.7109.724.0 (18)20.0 (14)16.0 (10)5.7 (3)16.0 (10)8.0 (4)20.0 (14)
Andrew Goldman • Paul Foerster
12FranceFRA87.7111.713.0 (7)15.0 (9)17.0 (11)24.0 (18)5.7 (3)18.0 (12)19.0 (13)
Daniel Ferre • Laurent Couraire-Delage
13SpainESP96.0119.017.0 (11)22.0 (16)19.0 (13)13.0 (7)17.0 (11)23.0 (17)8.0 (4)
Luis Doreste • Miguel Noguer
14Soviet UnionURS96.0118.016.0 (10)18.0 (12)20.0 (14)10.0 (5)16.0 (15)16.0 (10)22.0 (16)
Sergey Borodinov • Viktar Budantsev
15NetherlandsNED98.0121.022.0 (16)23.0 (17)13.0 (7)17.0 (11)14.0 (8)14.0 (8)18.0 (12)
Henry Koning • Hans Schelling
16SwitzerlandSUI107.0129.014.0 (8)16.0 (10)22.0 (16)20.0 (14)22.0 (16)22.0 (16)13.0 (7)
Alexander Schroff • Daniel Schroff
17AustraliaAUS108.0135.027.0 (21)19.0 (13)14.0 (8)22.0 (16)8.0 (4)24.0 (18)21.0 (15)
David Connor • Gary Smith
18SwedenSWE125.0154.015.0 (9)21.0 (15)23.0 (17)23.0 (17)19.0 (13)[29.0] (DQ)24.0 (18)
Mats Nyberg • Peter Eriksson
19ItalyITA127.0156.020.0 (14)24.0 (18)24.0 (18)15.0 (9)29.0 (PMS)21.0 (15)23.0 (17)
Claudio Celon • Mario Celon
20JapanJPN150.0179.025.0 (19)25.0 (19)25.0 (19)25.0 (19)23.0 (17)27.0 (21)[29.0] (DQ)
Saburo Sato • Tatsuya Wakinaga
21Hong KongHKG152.0179.026.0 (20)26.0 (20)26.0 (20)27.0 (21)24.0 (18)25.0 (19)25.0 (19)
Eric Lockeyear • Timothy Parsons
22Republic of KoreaKOR161.0190.028.0 (22)27.0 (21)28.0 (22)26.0 (20)26.0 (20)26.0 (20)29.0 (DNF)
Oh Jong-Yeol • Kim Gi-Han