Sailing at the 2000 Summer Olympics

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Final results for the Sailing events at the 2000 Summer Olympics:

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[edit] MEN'S EVENTS

[edit] Sailboard (Mistral)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Christoph Sieber (AUT) 38
Silver Carlos Espinola (ARG) 43
Bronze Aaron McIntosh (NZL) 48

[edit] Single-Handed Dinghy (Finn)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Iain Percy (GBR) 35
Silver Luca Devoti (ITA) 46
Bronze Fredrik Lööf (SWE) 47

[edit] Double-Handed Dinghy (470)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Tom King & Mark Turnbull (AUS) 38
Silver Paul Foerster & Robert Merrick (USA) 42
Bronze Juan de la Fuente & Javier Conte (ARG) 57

[edit] WOMEN'S EVENTS

[edit] Sailboard (Mistral)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Alessandra Sensini (ITA) 15
Silver Amelie Lux (GER) 15
Bronze Barbara Kendall (NZL) 19

[edit] Single-Handed Dinghy (Europe)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Shirley Robertson (GBR) 37
Silver Margriet Matthysse (NED) 39
Bronze Serena Amato (ARG) 51

[edit] Double-Handed Dinghy (470)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Jenny Armstrong & Belinda Stowell (AUS) 33
Silver Jennifer Isler & Sarah Glaser (USA) 47
Bronze Ruslana Taran & Olena Pakholchyk (UKR) 48

[edit] OPEN EVENTS

[edit] Single-Handed Dinghy (Laser)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Ben Ainslie (GBR) 42
Silver Robert Scheidt (BRA) 44
Bronze Michael Blackburn (AUS) 60

[edit] High Performance Dinghy (49er)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Jyrki Jarvi & Thomas Johanson (FIN) 55
Silver Ian Barker & Simon Hiscocks (GBR) 60
Bronze Jonathan McKee & Charlie McKee (USA) 64

[edit] Two-Person Keelboat (Star)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Mark Reynolds & Magnus Liljedahl (USA) 34
Silver Ian Walker & Mark Covell (GBR) 35
Bronze Torben Grael & Marcelo Ferreira (BRA) 39

[edit] Multihull (Tornado)

Medal Athlete Score
Gold Roman Hagara & Hans Peter Steinacher (AUT) 16
Silver John Forbes & Darren Bundock (AUS) 25
Bronze Roland Gäbler & René Schwall (GER) 38

[edit] Fleet/Match Race, Keelboat (Soling)

Medal Athlete
Gold Jesper Bank, Henrik Blakskjaer, Thomas Jacobsen (DEN)
Silver Jochen Schümann, Gunnar Bahr, Ingo Borkowski (GER)
Bronze Paul Davis, Herman Johannessen, Espen Stokkeland (NOR)