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Three-Person Keelboat (Soling), Open

Date20 – 27 September 1988
StatusOlympic
LocationBusan Yachting Center, Busan (Course Alpha)
Participants63 from 20 countries
FormatPoints awarded for placement in each race. Best 6 of 7 scores to count for final placement.

This event was expected to come down to East Germany (GDR) against the United States. They had finished 1-2 at the European Championships earlier in the year. East Germany was skippered by Jochen Schümann, who had won a gold medal at the 1976 Olympics in the Finn class, while the American skipper was John Kostecki, who was making his first Olympic appearance, but was a multiple World Champion, including winning World titles in 1988 in the J/24 Class and the Soling. After six races they were well ahead of the rest of the field, with Schümann leading slightly. Both skippers won three races, with two seconds, but Schümann’s sixth counting race was a third in race two, while Kostecki had finished fourth in race three. Kostecki won the final race, which he needed to do, but Schümann hung on and finished second, despite a poor start, preserving his lead and the gold medal.

PosCompetitorsNOCNet PointsTotal PointsRace #1Race #2Race #3Race #4Race #5Race #6Race #7
1East GermanyGDR11.723.4.0 (1)5.7 (3)3.0 (2)11.7 (6).0 (1).0 (1)3.0 (2)Gold
Bernd Jäkel • Jochen Schümann • Thomas Flach
2United StatesUSA14.024.03.0 (2).0 (1)8.0 (4).0 (1)3.0 (2)10.0 (5).0 (1)Silver
John Kostecki • Bob Billingham • Will Baylis
3DenmarkDEN52.773.715.0 (9)3.0 (2)18.0 (12)21.0 (15)8.0 (4)3.0 (2)5.7 (3)Bronze
Jan Mathiasen • Jesper Bank • Steen Secher
4Great BritainGBR67.194.111.7 (6)14.0 (8)11.7 (6)5.7 (3)10.0 (5)14.0 (8)27.0 (DNF)
Edward Leask • Jeremy Richards • Lawrie Smith
5BrazilBRA67.494.45.7 (3)11.7 (6)[27.0] (DQ)10.0 (5)17.0 (11)15.0 (9)8.0 (4)
Christoph Bergmann • José Augusto Dias • José Paulo Dias • Daniel Adler
6FranceFRA68.493.425.0 (19)8.0 (4)10.0 (5)17.0 (11)11.7 (6)11.7 (6)10.0 (5)
Michel Kermarec • Stanislas Dripaux • Xavier Phelippon
7New ZealandNZL74.496.48.0 (4)15.0 (9)13.0 (7)22.0 (16)5.7 (3)21.0 (15)11.7 (6)
Aran Hansen • Simon Daubney • Tom Dodson
8SwedenSWE77.7104.713.0 (7)16.0 (10)5.7 (3)8.0 (4)27.0 (DNF)18.0 (12)17.0 (11)
Eje Öberg • Lennart Persson • Tony Wallin
9ArgentinaARG82.0103.021.0 (15)19.0 (13).0 (1)14.0 (8)14.0 (8)17.0 (11)18.0 (12)
Pedro Ferrero • Raúl Lena • Santiago Lange
10Soviet UnionURS84.0103.019.0 (13)17.0 (11)17.0 (11)16.0 (10)13.0 (7)8.0 (4)13.0 (7)
Georgy Shayduko • Nikolai Poljakov • Oleg Miron
11JapanJPN84.7107.717.0 (11)23.0 (17)14.0 (8)13.0 (7)16.0 (10)5.7 (3)19.0 (13)
Kazunori Komatsu • Kazuo Hanaoka • Tadashi Ikeda
12CanadaCAN89.0116.014.0 (8)18.0 (12)19.0 (13)3.0 (2)27.0 (DNF)19.0 (13)16.0 (10)
Philip Gow • Paul Thomson • Stuart Flinn
13ItalyITA97.0124.010.0 (5)13.0 (7)20.0 (14)23.0 (17)27.0 (DNF)16.0 (10)15.0 (9)
Aurelio Dalla Vecchia • Gianluca Lamaro • Valerio Romano
14AustraliaAUS98.0120.016.0 (10)10.0 (5)21.0 (15)19.0 (13)18.0 (12)22.0 (16)14.0 (8)
Glenn Read • Matthew Percy • Bob Wilmot
15West GermanyFRG102.0126.018.0 (12)24.0 (18)16.0 (10)20.0 (14)15.0 (9)13.0 (7)20.0 (14)
Jens-Peter Wrede • Matthias Adamczewski • Stefan Knabe
16UruguayURU122.0147.023.0 (17)21.0 (15)22.0 (16)15.0 (9)20.0 (14)25.0 (19)21.0 (15)
Héber Ansorena • Horacio Carabelli • Luis Chiapparro
17SpainESP128.0155.022.0 (16)22.0 (16)24.0 (18)18.0 (12)19.0 (13)23.0 (17)27.0 (DNF)
Antonio Gorostegui • José Manuel Valadés • Jaime Monjo • Domingo Manrique
18GreeceGRE133.0160.020.0 (14)27.0 (DNF)15.0 (9)24.0 (18)[27.0] (DQ)20.0 (14)27.0 (DNF)
Tasos Bountouris • Dimitrios Deligiannis • Georgios Prekas • Antonios Bountouris
19FijiFIJ143.0169.026.0 (20)25.0 (19)23.0 (17)26.0 (20)21.0 (15)26.0 (20)22.0 (16)
Colin Dunlop • Colin Philp, Sr. • David Ashby
20ChileCHI145.0172.024.0 (18)20.0 (14)25.0 (19)25.0 (19)27.0 (DNF)24.0 (18)27.0 (DNF)
Germán Schacht • Manuel González • Rodrigo Zuazola