Sailing at the 1900 Summer Olympics

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At the 1900 Summer Olympics, a number of sailing events were contested. The number that are still considered Olympic is debated, though the IOC gives 10[1]. All races were held in Meulan, except the 10-20 ton class and the non Olympic +20 ton class. This both were held off the coast of Le Havre.

Contents

[edit] Medal table

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 France France (FRA) 3 8 8 19
2 Great Britain Great Britain (GBR) 3 0 1 4
3 Mixed team Mixed team (ZZX) 2 0 0 2
4 Germany Germany (GER) 1 1 0 2
Switzerland Switzerland (SUI) 1 1 0 2
6 United States United States (USA) 0 0 1 1

[edit] Medal summary

Event Gold Silver Bronze
0-½ ton
race 1
France Quand-Même
France (FRA)

Pierre Gervais

France Baby
France (FRA)

Jean Charcot
Robert Linzeler
Texier I
Texier II

France Sarcelle
France (FRA)

Henri Monnot
Léon Tellier
Gaston Cailleux

0-½ ton
race 2
France Fantlet
France (FRA)

Emile Sacré

France Quand-Même
France (FRA)

Jean Charcot
Robert Linzeler
Texier I
Texier II

France Baby
France (FRA)

Pierre Gervais

½-1 ton
race 1[2]
Great Britain Scotia
Great Britain (GBR)

Lorne Currie
John Gretton, 1st Baron Gretton
Linton Hope[3]
Algernon Maudslay[4]

France Crabe II
France (FRA)

Jacques Baudrier
Jean le Bret
F. Marcotte
William Martin
Jules Valton

France Scamasaxe
France (FRA)

Marcel Meran[4]
E. Michelet
F. Michelet[3]

1-2 ton
race 1
Switzerland Lérina
Switzerland (SUI)

Bernard de Pourtalès
Hélèn de Pourtalès
Hermann de Pourtalès

France Marthe
France (FRA)

Auguste Albert
Duval
Charles Hugo
F. Vilamitjana

France Nina-Claire
France (FRA)

Jacques Baudrier
Lucien Baudrier
Dubosq
Edouard Mantois

1-2 ton
race 2
Germany Aschenbrödel
Germany (GER)

Georg Naue
Heinrich Peters
Ottokar Weise
Martin Wiesner

Switzerland Lérina
Switzerland (SUI)

Bernard de Pourtalès
Hélèn de Pourtalès
Hermann de Pourtalès

France Marthe
France (FRA)

Auguste Albert
Duval
Charles Hugo
F. Vilamitjana

2-3 ton
race 1
Mixed team Ollé
Mixed team (ZZX)

Frédéric Blanchy (FRA)
E. William Exshaw (GBR)
Jacques le Lavasseur (FRA)

France Favorite
France (FRA)

Doucet
Godinet
Mialaret
Susse

France Gwendoline
France (FRA)

De Cottignon
Emile Jean-Fontaine
Ferdinand Schlatter

2-3 ton
race 2
Mixed team Ollé
Mixed team (ZZX)

Frédéric Blanchy (FRA)
E. William Exshaw (GBR)
Jacques le Lavasseur (FRA)

France Favorite
France (FRA)

Doucet
Godinet
Mialaret
Susse

France Mignon
France (FRA)

Auguste Donny

3-10 ton
race 2[2]
Great Britain Bona Fide
Great Britain (GBR)

Edward Hore
H. N. Jefferson
J. Howard Taylor

France Gitana
France (FRA)

A. Dubos
J. Dubos
Maurice Gufflet
Robert Gufflet
Charly Guiraist

United States Frimousse
United States (USA)

H. MacHenry

10-20 ton[5] France Estérel
France (FRA)

Émile Billard
P. Perquer

France Quand-Même
France (FRA)

Jean Decazes

Great Britain Laurea
Great Britain (GBR)

Edward Hore

Open class Great Britain Scotia
Great Britain (GBR)

Lorne Currie
John Gretton, 1st Baron Gretton
Linton Hope[3]
Algernon Maudslay[4]

Germany Aschenbrödel
Germany (GER)

Georg Naue
Heinrich Peters
Ottokar Weise
Martin Wiesner

France Turquoise
France (FRA)

E. Michelet
F. Michelet [3]

[edit] Non-Olympic events

The following events are not considered official by the International Olympic Committee, but are often seen in Olympic results books and websites.

½-1 ton race 2

Pos Athlete
1 Carabinier (FRA)
Auguste Dormeuil
2 Scamasaxe (FRA)
Marcel Meran, E. Michelet
3 Crabe II (FRA)
Jacques Baudrier, F. Marcotte, Jules Valton, Jean Le Bret, William Martin

3-10 ton race 1

Pos Athlete
1 Fémur (FRA)
Gilardoni
2 Mascotte (NED)
Henricus Smulders, Christoffel Hooijkaas, Arie van der Velden
3 Gitana (FRA)
Maurice Gufflet, Robert Gufflet, Charly Guiarist, A. Dubos, J. Dubos

+20 ton

Pos Athlete
1 Cicely (GBR)
Cecil Quentin
2 Brynhild (GBR)
John S. Calverley
3 Formosa (USA)
Harry Van Bergen

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ See [1].
  2. ^ a b As in many of the other classes, two races were held. The IOC lists only the first race as being of Olympic stature.
  3. ^ a b c d This sailor is not listed in Mallon or de Wael, but is listed in IOC.
  4. ^ a b c This sailor is not listed in IOC, but is listed in Mallon and de Wael.
  5. ^ One competition was held in this class, consisting of aggregated results from three races.

[edit] References

  • International Olympic Committee medal winners database
  • De Wael, Herman. Herman's Full Olympians: "Sailing 1900". Accessed 2 March 2006. Available electronically at [2].
  • Mallon, Bill (1998). The 1900 Olympic Games, Results for All Competitors in All Events, with Commentary. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers. ISBN 0-7864-0378-0. 
Sailing at the
 1900 Summer Olympics 
 0-½ ton (2 events)
 ½-1 ton
 1-2 ton (2 events)
 2-3 ton (2 events)
 3-10 ton
 10-20 ton
 Open class