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1988 Summer Olympics
Sailing
Three-Person Keelboat (Soling), Open – Race #2
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Event type
Three-Person Keelboat (Soling), Open – Race #2
Date
21 September 1988
Location
Busan Yachting Center, Busan
(Course Alpha)
Pos
Competitors
NOC
Points
Time
1
United States
USA
.0
14-10:39
John Kostecki
•
Bob Billingham
•
Will Baylis
2
Denmark
DEN
3.0
–
Jan Mathiasen
•
Jesper Bank
•
Steen Secher
3
East Germany
GDR
5.7
–
Bernd Jäkel
•
Jochen Schümann
•
Thomas Flach
4
France
FRA
8.0
–
Michel Kermarec
•
Stanislas Dripaux
•
Xavier Phelippon
5
Australia
AUS
10.0
–
Glenn Read
•
Matthew Percy
•
Bob Wilmot
6
Brazil
BRA
11.7
–
Daniel Adler
•
José Augusto Dias
•
José Paulo Dias
7
Italy
ITA
13.0
–
Aurelio Dalla Vecchia
•
Gianluca Lamaro
•
Valerio Romano
8
Great Britain
GBR
14.0
–
Edward Leask
•
Jeremy Richards
•
Lawrie Smith
9
New Zealand
NZL
15.0
–
Aran Hansen
•
Simon Daubney
•
Tom Dodson
10
Sweden
SWE
16.0
–
Eje Öberg
•
Lennart Persson
•
Tony Wallin
11
Soviet Union
URS
17.0
–
Georgy Shayduko
•
Nikolai Poljakov
•
Oleg Miron
12
Canada
CAN
18.0
–
Philip Gow
•
Paul Thomson
•
Stuart Flinn
13
Argentina
ARG
19.0
–
Pedro Ferrero
•
Raúl Lena
•
Santiago Lange
14
Chile
CHI
20.0
–
Germán Schacht
•
Manuel González
•
Rodrigo Zuazola
15
Uruguay
URU
21.0
–
Héber Ansorena
•
Horacio Carabelli
•
Luis Chiapparro
16
Spain
ESP
22.0
–
Antonio Gorostegui
•
Domingo Manrique
•
Jaime Monjo
17
Japan
JPN
23.0
–
Kazunori Komatsu
•
Kazuo Hanaoka
•
Tadashi Ikeda
18
West Germany
FRG
24.0
–
Jens-Peter Wrede
•
Matthias Adamczewski
•
Stefan Knabe
19
Fiji
FIJ
25.0
14-19:22
Colin Dunlop
•
Colin Philp, Sr.
•
David Ashby
DNF
Greece
GRE
27.0
–
Tasos Bountouris
•
Dimitrios Deligiannis
•
Antonios Bountouris