Norway at The 2000 Summer Olympics - Sailing

Sailing

Women's Single Handed Dinghy (Europe)

  • Siren Sundby
  • Race 1 — 7
  • Race 2 — 10
  • Race 3 — 12
  • Race 4 — (23)
  • Race 5 — 16
  • Race 6 — 21
  • Race 7 — (28) DNF
  • Race 8 — 10
  • Race 9 — 23
  • Race 10 — 22
  • Race 11 — 10
  • Final — 131 (19th place)

Women's Double Handed Dinghy (470)

  • Carolina Toll and Jeanette Lunde
  • Race 1 — (17)
  • Race 2 — 9
  • Race 3 — 7
  • Race 4 — (17)
  • Race 5 — 17
  • Race 6 — 11
  • Race 7 — 7
  • Race 8 — 17
  • Race 9 — 8
  • Race 10 — 13
  • Race 11 — 16
  • Final — 105 (16th place)

Open Laser

  • Peer Moberg
  • Race 1 — 12
  • Race 2 — 7
  • Race 3 — 11
  • Race 4 — (32)
  • Race 5 — 7
  • Race 6 — 6
  • Race 7 — (24)
  • Race 8 — 4
  • Race 9 — 10
  • Race 10 — 22
  • Race 11 — 15
  • Final — 94 (10th place)

Open Three Handed Keelboat (Soling)

  • Paul Davis, Herman Horn Johannessen and Espen Stokkeland
  • Did not advance to Round Robin

Open High Performance Two Handed Dinghy (49er)

  • Christoffer Sundby and Vegard Arnhoff
  • Race 1 — 16
  • Race 2 — (17)
  • Race 3 — (18) OCS
  • Race 4 — 2
  • Race 5 — 2
  • Race 6 — 10
  • Race 7 — 14
  • Race 8 — 7
  • Race 9 — 10
  • Race 10 — 16
  • Race 11 — 10
  • Race 12 — 13
  • Race 13 — 6
  • Race 14 — 17
  • Race 15 — 5
  • Race 16 — 14
  • Final — 142 (13th place)

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