Sailing at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics

Sailing at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics was held from 7 to 13 October at the Club Náutico San Isidro in San Isidro, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Sailing
at the III Summer Youth Olympic Games
VenueClub Náutico San Isidro
Dates7–13 October
No. of events5 (2 boys, 2 girls, 1 mixed)
Competitors100 (50 boys, 50 girls) from 44 nations
Sailing at the
2018 Summer Youth Olympics
Techno 293+boysgirls
IKA Twin Tip Racingboysgirls
Nacra 15 mixed

Qualification

Each National Olympic Committee (NOC) can enter a maximum of 5 boats, 1 per each event. As hosts, Argentina will be given a boat to compete in all events provided that they compete in either the American Continental Tournament or World Championships. A further 6 quotas will be decided by the Tripartite Commission to be given in either the Techno 293+ or IKA Twin Tip Racing events, however four of them were unused and were reallocated to the next best nation from the respective World Championship. The remaining places shall be decided by qualification events, namely the six continental qualification tournaments and the World Championships for each boat. Boats qualified in the World Championships are prioritised over the continental events.[1]

To be eligible to participate at the Youth Olympics athletes must have been born between 1 January 2000 and 31 December 2003.[1]

Techno 293+
EventLocationDateTotal PlacesQualified BoysQualified Girls
Host Nation––1 Argentina Argentina
2017 World Championships[2][3][4] Quiberon15–20 July 20176 France
 Great Britain
 Greece
 Hong Kong
 Israel
 Italy		 France
 Great Britain
 Greece
 Hong Kong
 Israel
 Italy
African Qualification Tournament[2][5] Ras Sedr27 November – 2 December 20172 Algeria
 Egypt		 Algeria
 Egypt
Oceania Qualification Tournament[2][6] Brisbane11–15 January 20182 Australia
 New Zealand		 Australia
 New Zealand
Asian Qualification Tournament[2][7] Singapore7–11 February 20183 China
 Singapore
 Japan		 China
 Singapore
 Chinese Taipei
Central & S American Qualification Tournament[2][8] Paracas25–28 February 20182 Brazil
 Peru		 Brazil
 Peru
European Qualification Tournament[2][9] Palermo1–7 April 20184 Netherlands
 Poland
 Portugal
 Russia		 Croatia
 Norway
 Poland
 Belarus
N American & Caribbean Qualification Tournament[2][10] Cancún23–27 May 20182 Mexico
 United States		 Mexico
 United States
Tripartite Invitation[2]––2/0 Myanmar
 Oman		Not used
Reallocation (World Championships)[2]––0/2– Russia
 Turkey
TOTAL24

IKA Twin Tip Racing
EventLocationDateTotal PlacesQualified BoysQualified Girls
Host Nation––1 Argentina Argentina
North American & Caribbean Qualification Tournament[2][11] Cabarete15–20 January 20181 Antigua and Barbuda Dominican Republic
Central & S American Qualification Tournament[2][11] Cabarete15–20 January 20181 Brazil Venezuela
African Qualification Tournament[2][12] Dakhla20–25 February 20181 Morocco South Africa
European Qualification Tournament[2][12] Dakhla20–25 February 20181 Slovenia Italy
Asian Qualification Tournament[2][13] Pranburi12–18 March 20181 Philippines Thailand
Oceania Qualification Tournament[2][13] Pranburi12–18 March 20181 Australia New Zealand
2018 World Championships[2][14] Bo'ao, Hainan03–08 May 20184 Dominican Republic
 China
 Croatia
 France		 Spain
 Italy
 China
 France
Tripartite Invitation––1Not usedNot used
Reallocation (World Championship)[2][15]––1 United States Germany
TOTAL12

Nacra 15
EventLocationDateTotal PlacesQualified Team
Host Nation––1 Argentina
African Qualification Tournament[2][16] Medemblik21–27 October 20171 Tunisia
European Qualification Tournament[2][16] Medemblik21–27 October 20171 Germany
N American & Caribbean Qualification Tournament[2][17] Miami18–20 November 20171 United States
Central & S American Qualification Tournament[2][17] Miami18–20 November 20171 Uruguay
Asian Qualification Tournament[2][18] Queensland10–14 January 20181 Singapore
Oceania Qualification Tournament[2][18] Queensland10–14 January 20181Not used
2018 World Championships[2][19][20] Barcelona22–28 April 20187 Belgium
 France
 Netherlands
 Australia
 Switzerland
 Austria
 Spain
Reallocation (World Championship)[2]––1 Italy
TOTAL14

Medal summary

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Argentina)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Italy2103
2 Argentina*1001
 Dominican Republic1001
 Greece1001
5 France0303
6 Philippines0101
 Slovenia0101
 Spain0101
9 Great Britain0011
 Netherlands0011
 Russia0011
Totals (11 nations)57315

Boys
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Techno 293+
 Alexandros Kalpogiannakis
 Greece		 Nicolò Renna
 Italy		 Finn Hawkins
 Great Britain
IKA Twin Tip Racing
 Deury Corniel
 Dominican Republic		 Christian Tio
 Philippines
Toni Vodišek
 Slovenia		 Not awarded

Girls
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Techno 293+
 Giorgia Speciale
 Italy		 Manon Pianazza
 France		 Yana Reznikova
 Russia
IKA Twin Tip Racing
 Sofia Tomasoni
 Italy		 Nina Font
 Spain
Poema Newland
 France		 Not awarded

Mixed
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Nacra 15
 Dente Cittadini
Teresa Romerone
 Argentina		 Kenza Coutard
Titouan Petard
 France		 Laila van der Meer
Bjarne Bouwer
 Netherlands

References
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