Stig Wennerström (sailor)
Swedish sailor
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| Born | 31 March 1943 (1943-03-31) (age 81)[1] Gothenburg, Sweden[1] | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Height | 187 cm (6 ft 2 in)[2] | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Sport | Sailing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Club | Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club[1] | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Stig Wennerström (born 31 March 1943) is a Swedish sailor. Competing in the Soling class he won a silver medal at the 1972 Summer Olympics and a gold medal at the 1970 World Championships, placing third in 1973.
References
- ^ a b c Stig Wennerström. Swedish Olympic Committee
- ^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Stig Wennerström". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020.
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World champions in Soling - 1969: Elvstrøm, Jensen & Mik-Meyer
- 1970: Wennerström, Krook & Lybeck
- 1971: Mosbacher, Hutcheson & Dickey
- 1973: Ussing Andersen, Lindhasten & Winther
- 1974: Elvstrøm, Fogh & McCurrach
- 1975: Buchan, Thomas & Golberg
- 1977: Dexter, Josenhans & MacMillan
- 1978: G. Brun, V. Brun & Martins
- 1979: Haines, R. Davis & Trevelyan
- 1980: Dexter, Josenhans & MacMillan
- 1981: V. Brun, G. Brun & Bakker
- 1982: Bethwaite, McDiarmid & Read
- 1983: Haines, V. Brun & Kinney
- 1984: Bandolowski, Calder & Palm
- 1985: Curtis, Engel & Corwin
- 1986: Kostecki, Baylis & Billingham
- 1987: Nauck, Hellriegel & Diedering
- 1988: Kostecki, Baylis & Billingham
- 1989: no champion decided
- 1990: Bouet, Levet & Pointet
- 1991: Klein, Redman & Rosenberg
- 1992: Schümann, Flach & Jäkel
- 1993: Bountouris, Deligiannis & Pelekanakis
- 1994: M. Doreste, Valades & Galmes
- 1995: L. Doreste, Manrique & Vera
- 1996: Shayduko, Skalin & Shabanov
- 1997: no champion decided
- 1998: Shayduko, Volchkov & Komarov
- 1999: S. Westergaard, Bojsen-Møller & B. Westergaard
- 2000: Madrigali, Hartwell & Healy
- 2001: Warburg, Celedoni & Smith
- 2002: B. Abbott Jr., P. Davis & B. Abbott III
- 2003: Pichuhin, Timokhov & Yarovoy
- 2004: Warburg, Celedoni & Smith
- 2005: R. Koch, M. Koch & Bornemann
- 2006: Fogh, Cheer & Devries
- 2007: Nehm, M. Pinto Ribeiro & L. Pinto Ribeiro
- 2008: Antončič, Strakh & Hmeljak
- 2009: B. Abbott Jr., P. Davis & J. Abbott
- 2010: R. Koch, M. Koch & Bornemann
- 2011: P. Hall, P. Davis & Kerrigan
- 2012: P. Hall, P. Davis & W. Hall
- 2013: Litkey, Vezér & Weinhardt
- 2014: P. Hall, Offermans & W. Hall
- 2015: Litkey, Vezér & Weinhardt
- 2016: B. Abbott Jr., J. Abbott, McNeill
- 2017: Litkey, Vezér, Oroszlán
- 2018: Warburg, Celedoni, Roldan
- 2019: Litkey, Joo, Nemeth
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