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One Person Dinghy (Laser), Men

Date	30 July – 6 August 2012
Status	Olympic
Location	Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy, Isle of Portland
Participants	49 from 49 countries
Format	Points awarded for placement in each race. Best 9 of 10 scores to count for N. N count double.

Australian Tom Slingsby had been favored at Beijing in 2008 but struggled throughout and failed to even make the medal race. By the time of the London Olympics, Slingsby had won five World titles and was heavily favored. He quickly moved ahead on the first day, placing first and second in the two races, but on the second day, Cypriot Pavlos Kontides won both races and took the lead the next day. But Slingsby came back to win the final three races of the opening series and took a 14-point lead into the medal race. He then controlled Kontides in the medal race, working it as a match race from the pre-start and easily won the gold medal, Kontides taking silver, which was the first ever Olympic medal won for Cyprus. Sweden’s Rasmus Myrgren was third after the opening series and his sixth place in the medal race held that spot for him, as he won the bronze medal.

Pos	Boat	NOC	Points	Race 1	Race 2	Race 3	Race 4	Race 5	Race 6	Race 7	Race 8	Race 9	Race 10	Medal Race
1	Tom Slingsby	AUS	43	2	1	2	6	9	2	14	1	1	1	9	Gold
2	Pavlos Kontides	CYP	59	9	4	1	1	2	4	12	7	7	4	10	Silver
3	Rasmus Myrgren	SWE	72	11	5	4	5	25	10	4	9	10	2	6	Bronze
4	Tonči Stipanović	CRO	77	5	6	20	4	3	1	8	13	6	15	8
5	Andrew Murdoch	NZL	87	12	8	17	18	1	7	13	15	3	3	4
6	Simon Grotelüschen	GER	92	14	12	19	3	7	8	19	4	13	10	1
7	Paul Goodison	GBR	93	10	23	16	2	4	9	17	12	9	8	3
8	Alejandro Foglia	URU	106	15	3	28	27	30	6	9	3	5	6	2
9	Juan Ignacio Maegli	GUA	108	1	10	7	13	5	20	7	10	21	21	7
10	Jean-Baptiste Bernaz	FRA	119	3	21	6	9	19	11	2	18	20	34	5
11	Julio Alsogaray	ARG	112	20	7	5	11	12	23	1	50	26	7	–
12	Javier Hernández	ESP	118	34	17	13	15	26	13	6	17	2	9	–
13	Bruno Fontes	BRA	125	17	2	12	19	10	27	23	21	16	5	–
14	Rutger van Schaardenburg	NED	130	33	11	14	7	11	14	26	5	19	23	–
15	Colin Cheng	SGP	145	4	25	26	20	27	34	10	2	17	14	–
16	Kristian Ruth	NOR	145	32	14	10	17	15	5	50	24	8	20	–
17	Kacper Ziemiński	POL	145	22	13	8	24	18	15	28	11	22	12	–
18	Karl-Martin Rammo	EST	148	7	18	3	21	8	12	30	31	18	39	–
19	Thorbjørn Schierup	DEN	157	36	16	24	8	23	16	5	23	24	18	–
20	Andreas Geritzer	AUT	158	6	20	22	16	6	28	22	22	32	16	–
21	Zsombor Berecz	HUN	159	30	34	11	12	33	3	21	14	4	31	–
22	Gustavo Lima	POR	173	21	24	27	35	13	18	3	20	34	13	–
23	David Wright	CAN	184	18	15	9	30	14	24	41	6	29	38	–
24	Ha Ji-Min	KOR	188	8	9	15	14	35	50	[50]	28	12	17	–
25	Cy Thompson	ISV	203	24	22	32	23	17	21	16	26	36	22	–
26	Evangelos Cheimonas	GRE	206	13	19	21	41	[50]	33	15	30	15	19	–
27	Igor Lisovenko	RUS	231	28	40	36	22	24	19	25	16	28	33	–
28	Viktor Teplý	CZE	234	29	27	31	34	32	25	11	34	37	11	–
29	Rob Crane	USA	236	35	42	30	28	16	26	18	8	33	44	–
30	Milivoj Dukić	MNE	249	26	33	35	32	22	30	24	38	23	24	–
31	Karlo Hmeljak	SLO	253	23	30	18	33	34	31	50	25	27	32	–
32	Matías del Solar	CHI	255	16	32	25	43	20	17	50	29	44	29	–
33	Mattias Lindfors	FIN	263	25	28	23	29	36	22	20	42	39	40	–
34	Wannes Van Laer	BEL	276	19	26	29	26	29	38	31	50	42	36	–
35	Michele Regolo	ITA	280	31	35	46	10	21	32	43	35	43	30	–
36	James Espey	IRL	313	38	44	39	36	46	42	27	27	25	35	–
37	Andrew Lewis	TTO	315	46	43	38	40	28	47	34	46	14	26	–
38	Ricardo Montemayor	MEX	320	39	41	44	46	45	29	29	40	11	42	–
39	Mustafa Çakır	TUR	325	43	29	41	50	37	35	44	19	50	27	–
40	Andrey Quintero	COL	325	40	31	37	25	39	41	36	39	50	37	–
41	José Ruiz	VEN	333	45	46	34	37	41	36	33	44	35	28	–
42	Rokas Milevičius	LTU	339	37	37	33	38	43	37	40	43	31	46	–
43	Shi Jian	CHN	340	27	39	43	45	42	46	32	41	30	41	–
44	Valeriy Kudriashov	UKR	341	48	38	42	30	38	40	35	36	38	43	–
45	Youssef Akrout	TUN	348	41	36	40	44	31	39	39	33	45	48	–
46	Damien Desprat	MON	351	44	45	45	39	40	43	42	32	41	25	–
47	Khairulnizam Bin Mohd Afendy	MAS	394	42	47	48	47	47	44	37	45	40	45	–
48	Keerati Bualong	THA	404	47	48	47	42	44	45	[50]	37	47	47	–
49	Ilya Ignatyev	KGZ	422	49	49	49	48	48	48	38	47	46	49	–