Olympics & Paralympics
Olympic & Paralympic Medalists
Olympics
| Year |
Venue | Class | Name |
Finish |
| 2004 | Athens, Greece | Star | Ross MacDonald | Silver |
| Mike Wolfs | ||||
| 1992 | Barcelona, Spain | Star | Ross MacDonald | Bronze |
| Eric Jespersen | ||||
| 1988 | Seoul, Korea | Flying Dutchman | Frank Joseph McLaughlin | Bronze |
| John Millen | ||||
| 1984 | Los Angeles, USA | Flying Dutchman | Evert Bastet | Silver |
| Terry McLaughlin | ||||
| Soling | Hans Fogh | Bronze | ||
| Stephen Calder | ||||
| John Kerr | ||||
| Finn | Terry Neilson | Bronze | ||
| 1972 | Munich, Germany | Soling | David Miller | Bronze |
| Paul Côté | ||||
| John Ekels | ||||
| 1932 | Los Angeles, USA | 8 Metre | Ronald Maitland | Silver |
| Ernest Cribb | ||||
| Peter Gordon | ||||
| George Gyles | ||||
| Harry Jones | ||||
| Hubert Wallace | ||||
| 1932 | Los Angeles, USA | 6 Metre | Philip Rogers | Bronze |
| Gardner Boultbee | ||||
| Kenneth Glass | ||||
| Gerald Wilson |
Paralympics
| Year | Venue | Class |
Name | Finish |
| 2016 | Rio, Brazil | Skud | John McRoberts | Silver |
| Jackie Gay | ||||
| 2016 | Rio, Brazil | Sonar | Paul Tingley | Bronze |
| Scott Lutes | ||||
| Logan Campbell | ||||
| 2008 | Beijing, China | 2.4M | Paul Tingley | Gold |
| 2000 | Sydney, Australia | Sonar | Brian MacDonald | Bronze |
| Paul Tingley | ||||
| David Williams | ||||
| 1996 | Atlanta, USA | Sonar | David Cook | Silver |
| Kevin Westergaard | ||||
| Kenneth Kelly |
Olympic & Paralympic Athletes
1896 – Athens, Greece ¤ 1900 – Paris, France
1904 – St. Louis, United States ¤ 1908 – London, England
1912 – Stockholm, Sweden ¤ 1920 – Antwerp, Belgium
1924 – Paris, France ¤ 1928 – Amsterdam, Netherlands
1932 – Los Angeles, United States ¤ 1936 – Berlin, Germany
1948 – London, England ¤ 1952 – Helsinki, Finland
1956 – Melbourne, Australia ¤ 1960 – Rome, Italy
1964 – Tokyo, Japan ¤ 1968 – Mexico City, Mexico
1972 – Munich, Germany ¤ 1976 – Montreal (Kingston), Canada
1980 – Moscow, Soviet Union ¤ 1984 – Los Angeles, United States
1988 – Seoul, South Korea ¤ 1992 – Barcelona, Spain
1996 – Atlanta (Savannah), United States ¤ 2000 – Sydney, Australia
2004 – Athens, Greece ¤ 2008 – Beijing, China
2012 – London, England ¤ 2016 – Rio, Brazil
