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Sailing at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Finn

Finn Men's at the Games of the XXVI Olympiad
Finn class dinghy
Venue	Savannah
Dates	22 July to 2 August
Competitors	31 from 31 nations
Teams	31
Medalists
Mateusz Kusznierewicz  Poland Sébastien Godefroid  Belgium Roy Heiner  Netherlands
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Sailing at the 1996 Summer Olympics
Mistral	men	women
Europe		women
Laser	open
Finn	men
470	men	women
Tornado	open
Star	open
Soling	open
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The Finn Men's Competition was a sailing event on the program at the 1996 Summer Olympics that was held from 22 July to 2 August 1996 in Savannah, Georgia, United States. Points were awarded for placement in each race. Eleven races were scheduled. Ten races were sailed. Each sailor had two discards.^[1]

Results[edit]

Rank	Helmsman (Country)	Race I		Race II		Race III		Race IV		Race V		Race VI		Race VII		Race VIII		Race IX		Race X		Total Points [2]	Total -1 [3]
		Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points
	Mateusz Kusznierewicz  (POL)	10	10.0	4	4.0	20	20.0	4	4.0	9	9.0	1	1.0	2	2.0	1	1.0	1	1.0	10	10.0	62.0	32.0
	Sebastien Godefroid  (BEL)	13	13.0	24	24.0	5	5.0	5	5.0	4	4.0	3	3.0	16	16.0	7	7.0	2	2.0	6	6.0	85.0	45.0
	Roy Heiner  (NED)	21	21.0	7	7.0	6	6.0	11	11.0	6	6.0	11	11.0	1	1.0	12	12.0	6	6.0	2	2.0	83.0	50.0
4	Hans Spitzauer  (AUT)	4	4.0	1	1.0	10	10.0	7	7.0	11	11.0	4	4.0	5	5.0	PMS	32.0	12	12.0	12	12.0	98.0	54.0
5	Fredrik Lööf  (SWE)	8	8.0	3	3.0	1	1.0	6	6.0	14	14.0	19	19.0	11	11.0	11	11.0	15	15.0	3	3.0	91.0	57.0
6	Paul McKenzie  (AUS)	9	9.0	28	28.0	14	14.0	20	20.0	1	1.0	17	17.0	13	13.0	3	3.0	3	3.0	7	7.0	115.0	67.0
7	Jose Maria van der Ploeg  (ESP)	1	1.0	8	8.0	15	15.0	DNS	32.0	17	17.0	8	8.0	15	15.0	6	6.0	11	11.0	5	5.0	118.0	69.0
8	Ian Ainslie  (RSA)	25	25.0	10	10.0	7	7.0	2	2.0	10	10.0	10	10.0	14	14.0	2	2.0	26	26.0	17	17.0	123.0	72.0
9	Richard Clarke  (CAN)	14	14.0	6	6.0	3	3.0	10	10.0	PMS	32.0	28	28.0	3	3.0	17	17.0	21	21.0	1	1.0	135.0	75.0
10	Christoph Bergmann  (BRA)	19	19.0	2	2.0	9	9.0	1	1.0	5	5.0	20	20.0	8	8.0	21	21.0	19	19.0	16	16.0	120.0	79.0
11	Jali Mäkilä  (FIN)	17	17.0	5	5.0	12	12.0	9	9.0	3	3.0	22	22.0	7	7.0	16	16.0	13	13.0	21	21.0	125.0	82.0
12	Richard Stenhouse  (GBR)	18	18.0	14	14.0	8	8.0	21	21.0	8	8.0	12	12.0	20	20.0	4	4.0	8	8.0	11	11.0	124.0	83.0
13	Craig Monk  (NZL)	22	22.0	9	9.0	4	4.0	13	13.0	2	2.0	13	13.0	18	18.0	5	5.0	28	28.0	25	25.0	139.0	86.0
14	Michael Maier  (CZE)	3	3.0	15	15.0	17	17.0	18	18.0	19	19.0	29	29.0	12	12.0	8	8.0	5	5.0	8	8.0	134.0	86.0
15	Philippe Presti  (FRA)	6	6.0	13	13.0	19	19.0	3	3.0	13	13.0	15	15.0	6	6.0	19	19.0	18	18.0	13	13.0	125.0	87.0
16	Luca Devoti  (ITA)	7	7.0	25	25.0	21	21.0	15	15.0	18	18.0	9	9.0	9	9.0	PMS	32.0	7	7.0	4	4.0	147.0	90.0
17	Yuriy Tokovy  (UKR)	2	2.0	20	20.0	22	22.0	14	14.0	16	16.0	5	5.0	17	17.0	9	9.0	10	10.0	18	18.0	133.0	91.0
18	Oleg Khoperskiy  (RUS)	27	27.0	18	18.0	13	13.0	16	16.0	7	7.0	27	27.0	25	25.0	10	10.0	4	4.0	14	14.0	161.0	107.0
19	Karlo Kuret  (CRO)	DSQ	32.0	11	11.0	2	2.0	19	19.0	12	12.0	23	23.0	24	24.0	18	18.0	9	9.0	15	15.0	165.0	109.0
20	Michael Fellmann  (GER)	15	15.0	12	12.0	11	11.0	17	17.0	15	15.0	26	26.0	26	26.0	15	15.0	14	14.0	22	22.0	173.0	121.0
21	Bjørn Westergaard  (DEN)	12	12.0	16	16.0	25	25.0	8	8.0	23	23.0	14	14.0	4	4.0	PMS	32.0	22	22.0	23	23.0	179.0	122.0
22	Vasco Batista  (POR)	16	16.0	23	23.0	23	23.0	22	22.0	26	26.0	7	7.0	22	22.0	14	14.0	16	16.0	9	9.0	178.0	129.0
23	Will Martin  (USA)	PMS	32.0	22	22.0	18	18.0	12	12.0	21	21.0	2	2.0	PMS	32.0	25	25.0	17	17.0	19	19.0	200.0	136.0
24	John Driscoll  (IRL)	23	23.0	19	19.0	16	16.0	24	24.0	20	20.0	21	21.0	10	10.0	13	13.0	24	24.0	20	20.0	190.0	142.0
25	Marek Valášek  (SVK)	5	5.0	17	17.0	26	26.0	28	28.0	27	27.0	6	6.0	23	23.0	20	20.0	25	25.0	26	26.0	203.0	148.0
26	Farkas Litkey  (HUN)	11	11.0	29	29.0	24	24.0	23	23.0	22	22.0	25	25.0	19	19.0	22	22.0	20	20.0	24	24.0	219.0	165.0
27	Aimilios Papathanasiou  (GRE)	26	26.0	21	21.0	DNF	32.0	27	27.0	PMS	32.0	16	16.0	21	21.0	23	23.0	29	29.0	DNF	32.0	259.0	195.0
28	Dumitru Frățilă  (ROM)	20	20.0	26	26.0	27	27.0	25	25.0	24	24.0	24	24.0	27	27.0	26	26.0	27	27.0	28	28.0	254.0	199.0
29	Mark Clarke  (CAY)	28	28.0	27	27.0	28	28.0	26	26.0	25	25.0	18	18.0	28	28.0	PMS	32.0	23	23.0	27	27.0	262.0	202.0
30	Manuel Méndez  (PUR)	24	24.0	30	30.0	30	30.0	29	29.0	28	28.0	30	30.0	29	29.0	DSQ	32.0	31	31.0	29	29.0	292.0	229.0
31	Geoffrey Taylor  (FIJ)	29	29.0	31	31.0	29	29.0	30	30.0	DNF	32.0	31	31.0	30	30.0	24	24.0	30	30.0	30	30.0	296.0	233.0

Daily standings[edit]

Conditions at the Finn course area's[edit]

Olympic course ZU.
S(Start) - 1 - 2 - 3 - 2 - 3 - F(Finish reaching)

Date	Race	°C		Knot	Meter	Course	Course area
22 July 1996	I	30		7	0.4	ZU	Charly
23 July 1996	II	29		10	0.8	ZU	Charly
23 July 1996	III	29		13	0.8	ZU	Charly
24 July 1996	IV	28		11	0.7	ZU	Delta
25 July 1996	V	29		13	0.7	ZU	Delta
26 July 1996	VI	28		4	0.4	ZU	Charly
26 July 1996	VII	27		10	0.5	ZU	Charly
27 July 1996	VIII	28		5	0.6	ZU	Charly
28 July 1996	IX	29		6	0.7	ZU	Charly
29 July 1996	X	28		11	0.6	ZU	Charly

Notes[edit]

References[edit]

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• The Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (1997). The Official Report of the Centennial Olympic Games, Volume II The Centennial Olympic Games (PDF). Atlanta: Peachtree Publishers. Retrieved 14 September 2011.
• The Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (1997). The Official Report of the Centennial Olympic Games, Volume III The Competition Results (PDF). Atlanta: Peachtree Publishers. Retrieved 14 September 2011.
• Hugh Drake & Paul Henderson (2009). Canada's Olympic Sailing Legacy, Paris 1924 - Beijing 2008. Toronto: CYA.
• Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Sailing at the 1996 Atlanta Summer Games: Finn". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 14 September 2011.
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