Sailing at the 1964 Summer Olympics – Flying Dutchman

The Flying Dutchman was a sailing event on the Sailing at the 1964 Summer Olympics program in Enoshima. Seven races were scheduled. 42 sailors, on 21 boats, from 21 nations competed.[1]

Flying Dutchman
at the Games of the XVIII Olympiad
Olympics 1964 Configuration
VenueEnoshima
Competitors42 from 21 nations
Teams21
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Helmer Pedersen
Earle Wells
 New Zealand
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Keith Musto
Tony Morgan
 Great Britain
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Buddy Melges
William Bentsen
 United States
← 1960
1968 →

Results

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Rank
Helmsman (Country) Crew Yachtname Sail No. Race I Race II Race III Race IV Race V Race VI Race VII Total
Points
[2]
Total
-1
[3]
Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points
    Helmer Pedersen   (NZL) Earle Wells   Pandora KZ
22
16 219 DNF 101 1 1423 3 946 1 1423 1 1423 4 821 6356 6255
    Keith Musto   (GBR) Tony Morgan.   Lady C K
93
8 520 1 1423 2 1122 5 724 6 645 2 1122 11 382 5938 5556
    Buddy Melges   (USA) William Bentsen   Widgeon US
600
10 423 2 1122 DNF 101 2 1122 2 1122 3 946 10 423 5259 5158
4   Hans Fogh   (DEN) Ole Gunnar Petersen   Miss Denmark 1964 D
10
6 645 DNF 101 4 821 1 1423 5 724 13 309 7 578 4601 4500
5   Aleksandr Shelkovnikov   (URS) Viktor Pilchin   Almaz SR
1
7 578 13 309 DNF 101 4 821 10 423 4 821 1 1423 4476 4375
6   Ben Verhagen   (NED) Nick de Jong   Daisy H
187
15 247 3 946 8 520 8 520 11 382 5 724 2 1122 4461 4214
7   Marcel-André Buffet   (FRA) Alain-François Lehoerff   Pigoule F
50
2 1122 7 578 5 724 15 247 3 946 15 247 DNF 101 3965 3864
8   Karl Geiger   (AUT) Werner Fischer   Brigantia OE
100
14 277 DSQ 0 3 946 10 423 9 469 6 645 3 946 3706 3706
9   Einar Koefoed   (NOR) Hans Mehren   Lucky N
15
4 821 11 382 7 578 9 469 7 578 7 578 6 645 4051 3669
10   Mario Capio   (ITA) Marco Sartori   Aldebaran I
311
1 1423 5 724 DNF 101 12 344 12 344 8 520 13 309 3765 3664
11   Alan David Butler   (RHO) Anthony Crossley   Peri II KR
184
3 946 8 520 DNF 101 6 645 4 821 9 469 15 247 3749 3648
12   Paul Henderson   (CAN) Richard Lennox   Syndi KC
41
5 724 10 423 10 423 13 309 13 309 12 344 5 724 3256 2947
13   Eberhard Reschwamm   (EUA) Dietmar Gedde   Tantalus GO
92
17 193 9 469 6 645 11 382 8 520 10 423 12 344 2976 2783
14   John Dawe   (AUS) Ian Winter   Diablo KA
95
13 309 4 821 DNF 101 7 578 DNF 101 DNF 101 9 469 2480 2379
15   Yasutoshi Tagami   (JPN) Kendjiro Matsuda   Riccar J
7
9 469 6 645 13 309 DNF 101 15 247 16 219 14 277 2267 2166
16   Joaquim Roderbourg   (BRA) Klaus Hendriksen   Vento Sul BL
24
12 344 12 344 9 469 14 277 17 193 17 193 8 520 2340 2147
17   Jean-Pierre Renevier   (SUI) Michel Buzzi   Pousse-Moi Z
83
11 382 15 247 11 382 16 219 DNS 0 11 382 18 168 1780 1780
18   Lars Käll   (SWE) Stig Käll   Hayama S
40
18 168 14 277 12 344 17 193 14 277 14 277 17 193 1729 1561
19   Rawle Barrow   (TRI) Cordell Barrow   Pas VII KT
4
19 144 16 219 DNF 101 DNS 0 16 219 18 168 16 219 1070 1070
20   Erdoğan Arsal   (TUR) Metin Akdurak   Firebird II TK
6
20 122 17 193 DNF 101 18 168 18 168 20 122 20 122 996 895
21   Alfonso Serrano   (MEX) Sergio Gonzalez Karg   Tlaloc MX
58
21 101 18 168 DNS 0 19 144 19 144 19 144 19 144 845 845

DNF = Did Not Finish, DNS= Did Not Start, DSQ = Disqualified
  = Male,   = Female

Daily standings

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Graph showing the daily standings in the Flying Dutchman during the 1964 Summer Olympics

Conditions at Enoshima

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Of the total of three race areas were needed during the Olympics in Enoshima. Each of the classes was using the same scoring system. The Westerly course area was used for the Flying Dutchman.

Date Race Weather Wind direction Wind speed (m/s)
12 October 1964 I Cloudy E 3.3
13 October 1964 II Cloudy NE 3.8
14 October 1964 III Cloudy N 14
15 October 1964 IV Fine NNE 10
19 October 1964 V Fine NNE 9
20 October 1964 VI Cloudy N 5
21 October 1964 VII Cloudy SW 8

Notes

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  1. ^ "Sailing at the 1964 Summer Olympics: Two Person Heavyweight Dinghy (Flying Dutchman), Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 8 June 2020.
  2. ^ The 1964 Olympic scoring system was used.
  3. ^ Total after applying discard.

References

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