Sailing at The 1900 Summer Olympics - Medal Summary

Medal Summary

Event Gold Silver Bronze
0 – ½ Ton:

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France (FRA)
Pierre Gervais
Unknown
France (FRA)
Textier(1)
Textier(2)
Jean Charcot
Robert Linzeler
France (FRA)
Henri Monnot
Léon Tellier
Gaston Cailleux
½ – 1 Ton:

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Great Britain (GBR)
Lorne Currie
John Gretton
Linton Hope
Algernon Maudslay
France (FRA)
Jacques Baudrier
F. Marcotte
William Martin
Jules Valton
Jean Le Bret
France (FRA)
1 – 2 Ton:

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Switzerland (SUI)
Hermann de Pourtalès
Hélène de Pourtalès
Bernard de Pourtalès
France (FRA)
F. Vilamitjana
Auguste Albert
Charles Hugo
Duval
France (FRA)
Jacques Baudrier
Lucien Baudrier
Mantois Dusbosq
Edouard Mantois
2 – 3 Ton:

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Mixed team (ZZX)
E. William Exshaw
Frédéric Blanchy
Jacques Le Lavasseur
France (FRA)
Susse
Doucet
Godinet
Mialaret
France (FRA)
Ferdinand Schlatter
De Cottignon
Emile Jean-Fontaine
3 – 10 Ton:

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Great Britain (GBR)
Edward Hore
H. N. Jefferson
J. Howard Taylor
France (FRA)
A. Dubos
J. Dubos
Maurice Gufflet
Robert Gufflet
Charly Guiraist
United States (USA)
H. MacHenry
10 – 20 Ton:

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Émile Billard et Perquer (FRA) Jean Decazes (FRA) Edward Hore (GBR)
Open class:

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Great Britain (GBR)
Lorne Currie
John Gretton
Linton Hope
Algernon Maudslay
Germany (GER)
Paul Wiesner
Georg Naue
Heinrich Peters
Ottokar Weise
France (FRA)
E. Michelet
F. Michelet

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