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    How many OK Sailors have moved into Olympic Classes

    Home › Forums › Technical – View only › How many OK Sailors have moved into Olympic Classes

    • This topic has 3 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 14 years, 2 months ago by Martin Ward.
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    • 1st July 2012 at 1:22pm #913
      Martin Ward
      Participant

      I was wondering how OK sailors have moved into Olympic Classes. Didn’t Mike McIntyre sail an OK in the 70’s before winning a Gold in the Star class in Seoul in 1988? I would like to know how many Finn Lasers or even Laser sailors have started off in an OK?

      My be we should have a “Hall of Fame” on the website showing who which OK Sailors have suceeded in Olympic, International or National Classes?

      Regards

      Martin Ward

      3rd July 2012 at 1:47pm #6035
      andyt15064
      Participant

      Go to the OKDIA website. This lists the past explots of lots of OK sailors who have sailed at the Olympics e.g. Jorgen Lindhartson (DEN) , Mike McIntyre (GBR), Raudaschl (Austria), Mattheus Krus***** (Finn Gold medal winner for Poland).

      5th July 2012 at 12:09pm #6036
      hughsheehy
      Participant

      Perhaps we could also look at the number of olympic sailors that moved in to the OK class? Probably not too many, but it should be an ideal “afterwards” class for many sailors, no?

      Perhaps not the uber medallists that mostly go pro, but for the rest. Just a thought.

      H

      5th July 2012 at 1:19pm #6037
      Martin Ward
      Participant

      Hugh

      Good Idea. I think some World Champions from other dinghy classes have also moved into the OK.

      Regards

      Martin Ward

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