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Two Person Dinghy (470), Men

Date27 July – 3 August 1992
StatusOlympic
LocationPuerto Olímpico, Barcelona
Participants74 from 37 countries
FormatPoints awarded for placement in each race. Best six of seven scores to count for final placement.

When Jordi Calafat and Kiko Sánchez won three of the four races, victory seemed assured, but they finished only 12th and 10th in races five and six, so they did have to start the final race. That was their worst race, placing only 32nd but fortunately nobody challenged them and they still won the gold medal. In 1988 twin brothers Toomas and Tõnu Tõniste had competed for the Soviet Union and won a silver medal in this event. They returned in 1992, now sailing for their native Estonia, and won a bronze. This was the first medal by Estonian men at the Olympics since 1936. American silver medal winning skipper Kevin Burnham would race this class twice more at the Olympics, 1996 and 2004, winning the gold medal in 2004.

PosCompetitor(s)NOCNet PointsTP
1SpainESP50.088.0Gold
Kiko SánchezJordi Calafat
2United StatesUSA66.789.7Silver
Kevin BurnhamMorgan Reeser
3EstoniaEST68.7102.7Bronze
Toomas TõnisteTõnu Tõniste
4FinlandFIN69.789.7
Mika AarnikkaPetri Leskinen
5NorwayNOR71.794.7
Herman Horn JohannessenPål McCarthy
6Great BritainGBR76.4120.4
Andrew HemmingsPaul Brotherton
7New ZealandNZL80.4124.4
Craig GreenwoodJon Bilger
8GermanyGER82.4126.4
Rolf SchmidtWolfgang Hunger
9IsraelISR90.7120.7
Erez ShemeshShai Bachar
10SwedenSWE97.0134.0
Magnus LundgrenUrban Lagnéus
11ItalyITA101.0145.0
Paolo MontefuscoSandro Montefusco
12JapanJPN106.0150.0
Motohiro HirobeShinji Otsu
13BrazilBRA116.7154.7
Bernardo ArndtEduardo Melchert
14CanadaCAN120.0159.0
Jeff EckardNigel Cochrane
15HungaryHUN122.0157.0
Gyula NyáriZsolt Nyári
16NetherlandsNED132.7176.7
Ben KouwenhovenJan Kouwenhoven
17GreeceGRE137.0181.0
Andreas KosmatopoulosThanasis Pachoumas
18BelgiumBEL137.7173.7
Dirk BellemansJohan Bellemans
19DenmarkDEN139.0171.0
Hans Jørgen RiberJesper Pilegaard
20SwitzerlandSUI140.0173.0
Bruno ZeltnerJodok Wicki
21PolandPOL144.0188.0
Marek ChocianZdzisław Staniul
22Republic of KoreaKOR145.0189.0
Yun CheolJeong Seong-An
23IndiaIND147.0191.0
Cyrus CamaFarokh Tarapore
24PortugalPOR148.0181.0
Eduardo SerucaHugo Rocha
25FranceFRA148.0180.0
Dimitri DeruelleMaxime Paul
26AustriaAUT153.0190.0
Christian BinderMarkus Piso
27AndorraAND160.0201.0
David RamónOscar Ramón
28Unified TeamEUN162.0206.0
Dmitry BeryozkinYevgeny Burmatnov
29ArgentinaARG162.0201.0
Gustavo WarburgMariano Castro
30BermudaBER172.0216.0
Blythe WalkerRay DeSilva
31CyprusCYP175.0219.0
Nikolas EpifaniouPetros Elton
32LithuaniaLTU176.0216.0
Raimondas ŠiugždinisValdas Balčiūnas
33JamaicaJAM189.0228.0
Andrew GoodingRobert Quinton
34SingaporeSGP192.0236.0
Joseph ChanSiew Shaw Her
35South AfricaRSA215.0256.0
Alec Lanham-LoveMartin Lambrecht
36PakistanPAK231.0273.0
Javed RasoolMamoon Sadiq
37AngolaANG248.0292.0
Eliseu GandaFilipe Luvambu