Vela ai Giochi della XIX Olimpiade - Star

Star Città del Messico 1968
Informazioni generali
Luogo	Acapulco.
Periodo	dal 14 al 21 ottobre 1968
Partecipanti	20 Imbarcazioni
Podio
Lowell North Peter Barrett  Stati Uniti Peder Lunde Jr. Per Olav Wiken  Norvegia Franco Cavallo Camillo Gargano  Italia
Edizione precedente e successiva
Tokyo 1964 Monaco di Baviera 1972

Vela a Città del Messico 1968
Classe Finn
Classe Flying Dutchman
Classe Star
Classe Dragone
Classe 5,5 metri

La competizione della classe Star di vela ai Giochi della XIX Olimpiade si e svolta nei giorni dal 14 al 21 ottobre 1968 nella baia di Acapulco.

Partecipanti

Nazione	Equipaggio
Argentina	Roberto Sieburger, Jorge Vago
Australia	David Forbes, Richard Williamson
Bahamas	Durward Knowles, Percy Knowles
Brasile	Erik Preben-Schmidt, Axel Preben-Schmidt
Canada	Bruce Kirby, Oswald Blouin
Danimarca	Paul Elvstrøm, Poul Mik-Meyer
Finlandia	Peter Tallberg, Henrik Tallberg
Germania Est	Hartmann Bogumil, Udo Springsklee
Germania Ovest	Eckart Wagner, Fritz Kopperschmidt
Gran Bretagna	Stuart Jardine, James Ramus
Italia	Franco Cavallo, Camillo Gargano
Messico	Andrés Gerard Jr., Marcos Gerard
Norvegia	Peder Lunde Jr., Per Olav Wiken
Portogallo	Mário Quina, José Manuel Quina
Svizzera	Edwin Bernet, Rolf Amrein
Spagna	Juan Manuel Alonso, Juan María Alonso
Stati Uniti	Lowell North, Peter Barrett
Svezia	John Albrechtson, Ulf Norrman
Ungheria	Kálmán Tolnai, László Farkas
Unione Sovietica	Timir Pinegin, Fyodor Shutkov

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Pos.	Nazione	Equipaggio	Punti Totali	1ª regata		2ª regata		3ª regata		4ª regata		5ª regata		6ª regata		7ª regata
				P.F	P.R	P.F	P.R	P.F	P.R	P.F	P.R	P.F	P.R	P.F	P.R	P.F	P.R
	Stati Uniti	Lowell North Peter Barrett	14,4	1	0,0	3	5,7	3	5,7	1	0,0	2	3,0	12	18,0	1	0,0
	Norvegia	Peder Lunde Jr. Per Olav Wiken	43,7	2	3,0	1	0,0	6	11,7	11	17,0	7	13,0	7	13,0	2	3,0
	Italia	Franco Cavallo Camillo Gargano	44,7	9	15,0	2	3,0	4	8,0	8	14,0	1	0,0	4	8,0	6	11,7
4	Danimarca	Paul Elvstrøm Poul Mik-Meyer	50,4	3	5,7	6	11,7	10	16,0	7	13,0	5	10,0	1	0,0	5	10,0
5	Bahamas	Durward Knowles Percy Knowles	63,4	6	11,7	DNS	26,0	2	3,0	3	5,7	4	8,0	9	15,0	14	20,0
6	Australia	David Forbes Richard Williamson	68,7	4	8,0	7	13,0	5	10,0	12	18,0	DNF	26,0	6	11,7	4	8,0
7	Brasile	Erik Preben-Schmidt Axel Preben-Schmidt	74,4	18	24,0	8	14,0	17	23,0	17	23,0	3	5,7	2	3,0	3	5,7
8	Svizzera	Edwin Bernet Rolf Amrein	75,0	10	16,0	4	8,0	1	0,0	10	16,0	13	19,0	11	17,0	12	18,0
9	Svezia	John Albrechtson Ulf Norrman	77,0	5	10,0	5	10,0	11	17,0	4	8,0	DQ	28,0	13	19,0	7	13,0
10	Gran Bretagna	Stuart Jardine James Ramus	87,0	12	18,0	11	17,0	8	14,0	2	3,0	9	15,0	14	20,0	16	22,0
11	Finlandia	Peter Tallberg Henrik Tallberg	90,7	7	13,0	9	15,0	9	15,0	19	25,0	6	11,7	15	21,0	9	15,0
12	Germania Ovest	Eckart Wagner Fritz Kopperschmidt	96,0	8	14,0	12	18,0	DNF	26,0	9	15,0	8	14,0	10	16,0	13	19,0
13	Ungheria	Kálmán Tolnai László Farkas	96,7	17	23,0	16	22,0	7	13,0	5	10,0	17	23,0	3	5,7	DNF	26,0
14	Germania Est	Hartmann Bogumil Udo Springsklee	106,7	16	22,0	15	21,0	12	18,0	6	11,7	11	17,0	17	23,0	11	17,0
15	Canada	Bruce Kirby Oswald Blouin	107,0	14	20,0	18	24,0	14	20,0	15	21,0	16	22,0	5	10,0	8	14,0
16	Unione Sovietica	Timir Pinegin Fyodor Shutkov	117,0	11	17,0	10	16,0	16	22,0	14	20,0	10	16,0	DNF	26,0	DNF	26,0
17	Portogallo	Mário Quina José Manuel Quina	119,0	13	19,0	13	19,0	15	21,0	13	19,0	12	18,0	18	24,0	17	23,0
18	Spagna	Juan Manuel Alonso Juan María Alonso	126,0	DNF	26,0	DNF	25,0	13	19,0	20	26,0	DQ	28,0	8	14,0	10	16,0
19	Messico	Andrés Gerard Jr. Marcos Gerard	133,0	19	25,0	17	23,0	18	24,0	16	22,0	15	21,0	16	22,0	15	21,0
20	Argentina	Roberto Sieburger Jorge Vago	135,0	15	21,0	14	20,0	19	25,0	18	24,0	14	20,0	19	25,0	DNF	26,0

Bibliografia

• (EN) International Olympic Committee, Results (PDF), in Mexico 1968, Volume 3, Città del Messico, 1969, pp. 518-633. URL consultato il 2 dicembre 2018 (archiviato dall'url originale il 17 settembre 2018).

Collegamenti esterni

• (EN) Scheda Sports-reference sulla gara, su sports-reference.com. URL consultato l'8 dicembre 2018 (archiviato dall'url originale il 4 aprile 2009).