Laser

 GOLD : Robert Scheidt (BRA) : “I probably won’t continue in the Laser class. I will be too old in four years. I have the next two or three months to think about it and I will decide. For sure the Laser class has given me a lot of happiness and I really enjoyed sailing. I am looking forward to learn about other classes, too. To learn other types of sailing, of crew work, of preparation. I am interested in that also. I think I can do a good job in other boats, too. It’s a matter of time.”
 OR : Robert Scheidt (BRA) : "je ne devrais probablement pas continuer en Laser. Je serai trop vieux dans quatre ans ! Je me donne deux ou trois mois pour me décider. Il est évident que cette série m’a apporté beaucoup de joies et j’ai vraiment pris du plaisir à naviguer. Mais je cherche aussi à connaître d’autres classes. Pour apprendre d’autres manières de naviguer, à travailler en équipage et sur la préparation. Cela m’intéresse aussi ! Je pense que je peux faire du bon boulot sur d’autres bateaux... c’est juste une question de temps."

Gold medalist : Robert Scheidt

 Brasilian
 Né le 15/04/1973 à Sao Paulo (Brésil)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er (1996, 2004), 2^e (2000) ; Championnats du monde : 1^er (2001, 2002, 2004), 2^e (2003)

Classement général après 11 régates

 1. Robert Scheidt (BRE) 55,0 pts
 2. Andreas Geritzer (AUT) 68,0
 3. Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) 76,0
 4. Paul Goodison (GBR) 81,0
 5. Gustavo Lima (POR) 88,0
 6. Karl Suneson (SUE) 104,0
 7. Hamish Pepper (NZL) 108,3
 8. Mark Mendelblatt (USA) 111,0
 9. Michael Blackburn (AUS) 112,0
 10. Luis Martinez (ESP) 120,0
 11. Maciej Grabowski (POL) 125,0
 12. Diego Emilio Romero (ARG) 134,0
 13. Diego Negri (ITA) 139,0
 14. Mate Arapov (CRO) 139,0
 15. Felix Pruvot (FRA) 143,0
 16. Evangelos Chimonas (GRE) 155,0
 17. Gareth James Blanckenberg (AFS) 156,0
 18. Philippe Bergmans (BEL) 159,0
 19. Roope Suomalainen (FIN) 160,0
 20. Allan Julie (SEY) 166,0
 21. Peer Moberg (NOR) 198,0
 22. Anders Nyholm (DAN) 203,0
 23. Matias del Solar (CHI) 216,0
 24. Kevin Lim (MAL) 220,0
 25. Martin Trcka (TCH) 231,0
 26. Maxim Semerkhanov (RUS) 235,0
 27. Giedrius Guzys (LIT) 239,0
 28. Haris Papadopoulos (CHY) 244,0
 29. Bernard Luttmer (CAN) 245,0
 30. Rory Fitzpatrick (EIR) 248,0
 31. Qiang Chi (CHN) 251,0
 32. Ho Kon Kim (CDS) 255,0
 33. Kemal Muslubas (TUR) 256,0
 34. Alejandro Foglia (URU) 277,0
 35. Kunio Suzuki (JAP) 281,0
 36. Yuriy Orlov (UKR) 314,0
 37. Stanley Tan Kheng Siong (SIN) 322,0
 38. Augusto Nicolini (PER) 329,0
 39. Mario Aquilina (MLT) 339,0
 40. Hafsteinn Geirsson (ISL) 344,0
 41. Timothy Pitts (ISV) 381,0
 42. Sami Kooheji (BHN) 384,0

Finn

 GOLD : Ben AINSLIE (GBR) : "You never expect it to be easy at the Olympics. After the disastrous start I was trying to turn things around. It was a relief to come out on top. It was pretty hard initially. After the disqualification, I walked out of the protest room fuming. People were very supportive, they told me ’If anyone can turn it around you can’ and that really helped."

Gold medalist : Ben Ainslie

 English
 Né le 5/02/1977 à Macclesfield (Grande Bretagne)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er en 2004 (Finn), 1^er en 2000 (Laser), 2^e en 1996 (Laser) ; Championnats du monde : 1^er en 2002, 2003, 2004 (Finn)

Classement général final après 11 régates :
 1. Ben Ainslie (GBR) 38,0 pts
 2. Rafael Trujillo (ESP) 51,0
 3. Mateusz Kusznierewicz (POL) 53,0
 4. Karlo Kuret (CRO) 61,0
 5. Aimilios Papathanasiou (GRE) 72,4
 6. Anthony Nossiter (AUS) 93,0
 7. Sebastien Godefroid (BEL) 96,0
 8. Guillaume Florent (FRA) 96,0
 9. Jonas Hoegh Christensen (DAN) 105,0
 10. Joao Signorini (BRE) 113,0
 11. Kevin Hall (USA) 115,0
 12. David Burrows (EIR) 116,0
 13. Dean Barker (NZL) 117,0
 14. Daniel Birgmark (SUE) 118,0
 15. Michael Maier (TCH) 120,0
 16. Ali Enver Adakan (TUR) 124,0
 17. Michael Fellmann (ALL) 127,0
 18. Richard Clarke (CAN) 134,0
 19. Jaap Zielhuis (PBS) 136,0
 20. Gasper Vincec (SLO) 151,0
 21. Vladimir Krutskikh (RUS) 173,0
 22. Alejandro Colla (ARG) 174,0
 23. Balazs Hajdu (HUN) 183,0
 24. Michele Marchesini (ITA) 201,0
 25. Imre Taveter (EST) 221,0

Yngling

 GOLD : Shirley ROBERTSON (GBR) : "It was much harder than I thought it would be. Arrogantly, I thought it would be easy after winning a gold medal in Sydney. All we had to do was step in and make it happen. If I had realised just how difficult it was going to be, I might never have made the switch. I went into the Olympic Games feeling that we still had weaknesses. We knew we were not the strongest team in all conditions." 
 GOLD : Sarah WEBB (GBR) : "Shirley [ROBERTSON] treats us as a team, it is not just a question of one famous one and two others tagging along ; we felt success as a three. It was really obvious to the others that we worked extremely well together.

Gold medalist : Shirley ROBERTSON

 English
 Née le 15/07/1968 à Dundee (Grande Bretagne)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^re 2004 (Yngling), 1^re 2000 (Europe) ; Championnats du monde : 7^e en 2003 (Yngling)

Classement général final après 11 régates :
 1. Grande-Bretagne 39,0 pts (Sarah Ayton, Shirley Robertson, Sarah Webb)
 2. Ukraine 50,0 (Ganna Kalinina, Svitlana Matevusheva, Ruslana Taran)
 3. Danemark 54,0 (Christina Borregaard Otzen, Dorte Jensen, Helle Jespersen)
 4. Pays-Bas 56,0 (Annemieke Bes, Annelies Thies, Petronella de Jong)
 5. France 57,0 (Marion Deplanque, Elodie Lesaffre, Anne le Helley)
 6. Allemagne 76,0 (Anna Hoell, Veronika Lochbrunner, Kristin Wagner)
 7. Nouvelle-Zélande 77,0 (Sharon Ferris, Kylie Jameson, Joanna White)
 8. Russie 79,0 (Diana Krutskikh, Tatiana Lartseva, Ekaterina Skudina)
 9. Norvège 85,0 (Karianne Eikeland, Lise Birgitte Fredriksen, Beate Kristiansen)
 10. Etats-Unis 86,0 (Carol Cronin, Liz Filter, Nancy Haberland)
 11. Grèce 86,0 (Eleni Dimitrakopoulou, Aikaterini Giakoumidou, Eftychia Mantzaraki)
 12. Espagne 86,0 (Monica Azon, Graciela Pisonero, Marina Sanchez)
 13. Australie 92,0 (Nicky Bethwaite, Karyn Gojnich, Kristen Kosmala)
 14. Italie 106,0 (Angela Baroni, Giulia Conti, Alessandra Marenzi)
 15. Bermudes 108,0 (Paula Lewin, Peta Lewin, Christine Patton)
 16. Canada 116,0 (Deirdre Crampton, Chantal Leger, Lisa Ross)

470 Men

 GOLD : Kevin BURNHAM (USA) : "I just realised that I’ve won the gold medal. This is something I wanted all my life. I’ve been in three Olympic Games and dreaming about winning a gold medal since 1975, when I started sailing. Actually, I’m having discussions about doing a Tornado campaign with Morgan REECE with whom I won a silver medal in Barcelona 1992."
 GOLD : Paul FOERSTER (USA) : "He is the only one from the US sailing team who doesn’t need physiotherapists and doctors. He only has to get the wax out of his ears. When everyone is having aches and pains and is going to doctors, he says he is fine and goes out for the night."

 SILVER : Nick ROGERS (GBR) : "In Sydney we were not medal hopefuls (4rth). There is no comparison, the fun is in winning, medals are important. We were young in Sydney, at the time we felt gutted, but it might just have given us that bit of incentive. The thought of coming away from Athens with nothing would have been just too much to bear. I am very happy to be a silver medallist." 

 BRONZE : Kazuto SEKI (JAP) : "I didn’t realise that we were winning until the last minutes of the race. When we passed the last mark I asked my crew to count the score, I then realised we were bronze medallists. I sat back with a smile in my face."

Gold medalists : Kevin BURNHAM & Paul FOERSTER

Kevin BURNHAM
 Américain
 Né le 21/12/1956 à Hollis, NY (USA)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er en 2004 (470), 2^e en 1992 (470) ; Championnats du monde : 6^e en 2002 (470)

Paul FOERSTER
 Américain
 Né le 19/11/1963 à Rangely, CO (USA)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er en 2004 (470), 2^e en 2000 (470), 2^e en 1992 (Flying Dutchman) ; Championnats du monde : 6^e en 2002 (470)

Classement général après 11 régates :
 1. Etats-Unis 71,0 pts (Kevin Burnham, Paul Foerster)
 2. Grande-Bretagne 74,0 (Joe Glanfield, Nick Rogers)
 3. Japon 90,0 (Kazuto Seki, Kenjiro Todoroki)
 4. Suède 94,0 (Martin Andersson, Johan Molund)
 5. France 97,0 (Gildas Philippe, Nicolas le Berre)
 6. Pays-Bas 101,0 (Kalle Coster, Sven Coster)
 7. Portugal 103,0 (Alvaro Marinho, Miguel Nunes)
 8. Brésil 104,0 (Bernardo Arndt, Alexandre Paradeda)
 9. Ukraine 106,0 (Eugen Braslavets, Igor Matvienko)
 10. Italie 109,0 (Andrea Trani, Gabrio Zandona)
 11. Allemagne 114,0 (Felix Krabbe, Lucas Zellmer)
 12. Australie 119,0 (Malcolm Page, Nathan Wilmot)
 13. Argentine 121,0 (Javier Conte, Juan de la Fuente)
 14. Slovénie 126,0 (Tomaz Copi, Davor Glavina)
 15. Israël 128,0 (Udi Gal, Gideon Kliger)
 16. Eire 129,0 (Ross Killian, Gerald Owens)
 17. Russie 132,0 (Dmitry Berezkin, Mikhail Krutikov)
 18. Grèce 132,0 (Andreas Kosmatopoulos, Konstantinos Trigkonis)
 19. Croatie 136,0 (Tomislav Basic, Petar Cupac)
 20. Espagne 138,0 (Gustavo Martinez, Dimas Wood)
 21. Pologne 157,0 (Tomasz Jakubiak, Tomasz Stanczyk)
 22. Suisse 163,0 (Simon Bruegger, Lukas Erni)
 23. Corée du Sud 171,0 (Jung Sung-ahn, Kim Dae-young)
 24. Turquie 174,0 (Selim Kakis, Hasan Kaan Ozgonenc)
 25. Danemark 191,0 (Mads Moeller Hansen, Kristian Skjoedt Kjaergaard)
 26. Nouvelle-Zélande 200,0 (Andrew Brown, Jamie Hunt)
 27. Hongrie 228,0 (Csaba Cserep, Peter Czegai)

470 Women

 GOLD : Aimilia TSOULFA (GRE) : "I am very happy and proud because we finally managed to win. We have been facing difficulties throughout this period, because Sofia (BEKATOROU) had been seriously injured. In the end, all our expectations had been fulfilled in light of our recent accomplishment. The most important thing is that we finally notched a place on the podium, despite a three-month absence from competitions." 
 GOLD : Sofia BEKATOROU (GRE) : "My injury brought us even closer together. We acquired new knowledge and gathered new experiences. This is also due to our team-mates, KOSMOTOPOULOS and TRIGKONIS, with whom we have been training all this time." 

 SILVER : Natalia VIA DUFRESNE (ESP) : "We are very glad to be here since we won a medal. Today it was a very difficult race. The Swedish and the Slovenian boats were very strong and for a moment we had some difficulties."

 BRONZE : Therese TORGERSSON (SWE) : "It has been a very hard week, we raced in changing conditions and it was hard to sail."
 BRONZE : Vendela ZACHRISSON (SWE) : "It’s fantastic for us that we took a bronze medal in such a tough fight. Nothing was decided until the last race. We made some mistakes, but it seems that they were less than everyone else did."

Gold medalists : Aimilia TSOULFA & Sofia BEKATOROU

Aimilia TSOULFA
 Greec
 Né le 15/05/1973 à Athènes (Grèce)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^re en 2004 (470) ; Championnats du monde : 1^re en 2001, 2002 et 2003 (470)

Sofia BEKATOROU
 Greec
 Né le 26/12/1977 à Athènes (Grèce)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^re en 2004 (470) ; Championnats du monde : 1^re en 2001, 2002 et 2003 (470)

Classement général après 11 régates
 1. Grèce 38,0 pts (Sofia Bekatorou, Aimilia Tsoulfa)
 2. Espagne 62,0 (Sandra Azon, Natalia Via Dufresne)
 3. Suède 63,0 (Therese Torgersson, Vendela Zachrisson)
 4. Slovénie 65,0 (Vesna Dekleva, Klara Maucec)
 5. Etats-Unis 84,0 (Isabelle Kinsolving, Katie McDowell)
 6. Danemark 89,0 (Michaela Meehan, Susanne Ward)
 7. Grande-Bretagne 91,0 (Christina Bassadone, Katherine Hopson)
 8. Russie 94,0 (Natalia Gaponovich, Vlada Ilienko)
 9. Pays-Bas 100,0 (Margriet Matthijsse, Lisa Westerhof)
 10. France 100,0 (Nadege Douroux, Ingrid Petitjean)
 11. Japon 101,0 (Mitsuko Satake, Yuka Yoshisako)
 12. Argentine 102,0 (Paula Reinoso, Maria Fernanda Sesto)
 13. Canada 103,0 (Nikola Girke, Jen Provan)
 14. Australie 108,0 (Jenny Armstrong, Belinda Stowell)
 15. Allemagne 109,0 (Monika Leu, Stefanie Rothweiler)
 16. Nouvelle-Zélande 118,0 (Linda Dickson, Shelley Hesson)
 17. Brésil 119,0 (Adriana Kostiw, Fernanda Oliveira)
 18. Israël 122,0 (Vered Buskila, Nike Kornecki)
 19. Hongrie 128,0 (Anna Payr, Marta Weores)
 20. Italie 141,0 (Myriam Cutolo, Elisabetta Saccheggiani)

Europe

 GOLD : Siren SUNDBY (NOR) : "After the disqualification in race 3 and then the 19th place in race 5, I thought that it was going the wrong way. I had a tough time to make everything look good, because I didn’t feel too well. Then I won three races in a row. All the other girls are really good sailors and everybody wanted to win the gold. It was tough fighting. Maybe the reason I won is that I see myself in front of the others. I believe that I am training harder than everyone. It’s fun for me to be out and sailing all the time. The sailing conditions in Athens were light. It could have been a little bit windier. Like one or more days like the first day. It’s more fun to sail when it’s windy. It’s more exciting. Definitely I will continue sailing but I don’t know yet in which class. I will decide after the November meeting in ISAF. The 470 double-handed dinghy is interesting, but also difficult to find a crew. I prefer it from Yngling which is very slow."

Gold medalist : Siren SUNDBY

 Norvegian
 Née le 02/12/1982 à Loerenskog (Norvège)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^re (2004) ; Championnats du monde : 1^re (2003, 2004), 2^e (2002), 7^e (2001)

Classement général final après 11 régates

 1. Siren Sundby (NOR) 47,0 pts
 2. Lenka Smidova (TCH) 65,0
 3. Signe Livbjerg (DAN) 74,0
 4. Sarah Blanck (AUS) 75,0
 5. Sari Multala (FIN) 85,0
 6. Serena Amato (ARG) 86,0
 7. Shen Xiaoying (CHN) 88,0
 8. Sarah Macky (NZL) 91,0
 9. Virginia Kravarioti (GRE) 94,0
 10. Petra Niemann (ALL) 96,0
 11. Blandine Rouille (FRA) 97,0
 12. Tania Elias Calles Wolf (MEX) 98,0
 13. Neus Garriga (ESP) 108,0
 14. Meg Galliard (USA) 113,0
 15. Min Dezillie (BEL) 133,0
 16. Larissa Nevierov (ITA) 144,0
 17. Teja Cerne (SLO) 145,0
 18. Maria Coleman (EIR) 147,0
 19. Carolijn Brouwer (PBS) 151,0
 20. Tatiana Drozdovskaya (BLR) 152,0
 21. Monika Bronicka (POL) 162,0
 22. Joana Pratas (POR) 169,0
 23. Laura Baldwin (GBR) 178,0
 24. Maiko Sato (JAP) 192,0
 25. Natalia Ivanova (RUS) 204,0

Mistral Men

 GOLD : Gal FRIDMAN (ISR) : "I feel great because this gold medal is the first ever for my country. So, all my countrymen should be out in the streets celebrating now. Israeli people were constantly asking for the Mistral races to be broadcasted live on TV, which finally happened today. So, all the country was watching the race. When after the start I felt a bit tired, it was as though the whole country was pushing me to the win. I more or less felt like when I won the World Championship in Thailand. The only difference was that then my countrymen did not have the chance to watch me winning, media exposure has been much more during this regatta." 
 SILVER : Nikos KAKLAMANAKIS (GRE) : "Winning a medal for my country in the last regatta of my career is an ideal ending. Obviously it’s been a unique honour and I am very happy that I brought another medal to my country. However, what is more important for me, above any medals or distinctions, is the love of the people."
 BRONZE : Nick DEMPSEY (GBR) : "I am obviously pretty happy with today. It was a great day for me as I managed to get the bronze medal, something I didn’t expect a few days ago." 

Gold medalist : Gal Fridman

 Israelian
 Né le 16/09/1975 à Hadera (Israël)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er (2004) ; Championnats du monde : 1^er en 2002, 2^e en 1996), 3^e en 2003, 4^e en 2001 ; Championnats d’Europe : 2^e en 1995, 2002, 3^e en 1997, 2001, 4^e en 2003.

Classement général final après 11 régates
 1. Gal Fridman (ISR) 42,0 pts
 2. Nikolaos Kaklamanakis (GRE) 52,0
 3. Nick Dempsey (GBR) 53,0
 4. Ricardo Santos (BRE) 54,0
 5. Przemyslaw Miarczynski (POL) 73,0
 6. Joao Rodrigues (POR) 78,0
 7. Zhou Yuanguo (CHN) 84,0
 8. Lars Kleppich (AUS) 84,0
 9. Julien Bontemps (FRA) 89,0
 10. Thomas Ashley (NZL) 98,0
 11. Ertugrul Icingir (TUR) 105,0
 12. Ivan Pastor (ESP) 112,0
 13. Andreas Cariolou (CHY) 136,0
 14. Chi Ho Ho (HKG) 138,0
 15. Mariano Reutemann (ARG) 140,0
 16. David Mauricio Mier Y Teran Cuevas (MEX) 142,0
 17. Maxim Oberemko (UKR) 146,0
 18. I Gusti Made Oka Sulaksana (INA) 167,0
 19. Motokazu Kenjo (JAP) 170,0
 20. Joeri van Dijk (PBS) 177,0
 21. Arun Homraruen (THA) 189,0
 22. Aron Gadorfalvi (HUN) 192,0
 23. Foued Ourabi (TUN) 211,0
 24. Richard Stauffacher (SUI) 222,0
 25. Carlos Julio Flores Perez (VEN) 232,0
 26. Riccardo Giordano (ITA) 234,0
 27. Ok Duck-pil (CDS) 236,0
 28. Peter Wells (USA) 241,0
 29. Vladimir Moiseev (RUS) 252,0
 30. Toni Wilhelm (ALL) 260,0
 31. Tom Malina (TCH) 285,0
 32. Angel Segura (URU) 294,0
 33. Liyubomirov Nanev (BUL) 305,0
 34. Martin Lapos (SVQ) 309,0

Mistral Women

 GOLD : Faustine MERRET (FRA) : "It’s hard to say or describe my feelings. I definitely feel proud of having won the gold medal. I think that this year I’ve concentrated more on the details of each race. I looked at my performance and asked myself why I finished only second or third instead of first, which helped me to draw some useful conclusions. In other words, my mental approach has changed." 
 SILVER : Jian YIN (CHN) : "Perhaps in past championships Faustine had ups and downs. However, in this Regatta she has been very steady. She has matured a lot and I think she deserves the gold medal."
 BRONZE : Alessandra SENSINI (ITA) : "I had a bad start and many girls overtook me. So it was really difficult for me to catch up to those in front. In the second upwind I didn’t read the windshift and dropped another two places to seventh. It makes happy to hear that I won the medal for the old guard. Joking apart, it was very physical here and quite difficult for me especially in the light wind conditions we sailed here. In this case we were more pumping than actually looking at tactics."

Gold medalist : Faustine Merret

 French
 Née le 13/03/1978 à Brest Brest #brest (France)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^re (2004) ; Championnats du monde : 2^e en 1999, 2001, 3^e en 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004 ; Championnats d’Europe : 2^e en 1999, 2000, 2003, 3^e en 1997, 5^e en 2001

Classement général final après 11 régates
 1. Faustine Merret (FRA) 31,0 pts
 2. Yin Jian (CHN) 33,0
 3. Alessandra Sensini (ITA) 34,0
 4. Lai Shan Lee (HKG) 42,0
 5. Barbara Kendall (NZL) 58,0
 6. Jessica Crisp (AUS) 74,0
 7. Amelie Lux (ALL) 87,0
 8. Blanca Manchon (ESP) 95,0
 9. Natasha Sturges (GBR) 103,0
 10. Olga Maslivets (UKR) 103,0
 11. Jannicke Staalstrom (NOR) 107,0
 12. Zofia Klepacka (POL) 113,0
 13. Lee Korzits (ISR) 117,0
 14. Anja Kaeser (SUI) 121,0
 15. Athina Frai (GRE) 123,0
 16. Lanee Beashel (USA) 126,0
 17. Masako Imai (JAP) 135,0
 18. Sigrid Rondelez (BEL) 148,0
 19. Irina Konstantinova (BUL) 152,0
 20. Vita Matise (LET) 193,0
 21. Gabriella Hadjidamianou (CHY) 195,0
 22. Catalina Walther (ARG) 208,0
 23. Rosa Irene Campos Perez (MEX) 220,0
 24. Livia Gyorbiro (HUN) 227,0
 25. Carolina Borges (BRE) 229,0
 26. Karla Barrera (PUR) 250,0

• 49ers

 GOLD : Iker MARTINEZ (ESP) : "It was quite a difficult day, as it was probably the most important race ever for us. Whenever we sailed in stronger winds than usual, the results were more or less the same. So, I think that we (Spain, Ukraine, Great Britain) have been the best crews of the fleet and we deserve to be here (in the press conference for the medallists)."
 GOLD : Xavier FERNANDEZ (ESP) : "Today our competitors were pushing very hard, but eventually we won the event and we are very happy."
 SILVER : Rodion LUKA (UKR) : "To be honest, I kept feeling a lot of pressure today despite having already secured our place on the podium. It was because we thought it was possible to win and we were fighting for the gold. So, even though we finished second, I am relieved now that the event is finally over."
 SILVER : George LEONCHUK (UKR) : "I really enjoyed these races. Sailing was fair throughout the Regatta and I am really happy that we succeeded in such a high level competition against great opponents... We will probably continue to compete together, but it’s hard to say for sure. I expect around 40 per cent of the top crews that participated here to continue without any changes."
 BRONZE : Chris DRAPER (GBR) : "Obviously, we are very happy. The 49er is a fantastic fleet. Everybody is good fun and we are having a lot of fun. We are very pleased to be a part of that and be medal winners."
 BRONZE : Simon HISCOCKS (GBR) : "We are happy to finish third, as both the Spaniards and Rodion and George sailed very well. Actually, they sailed a little bit better than we did and they deserve their placing in the Regatta."

Gold medalists : Iker Martinez & Xabier Fernandez

Iker Martinez
 Espagnol
 Né le 16/06/1977 à Saint-Sebastien (Espagne)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er (2004) ; Championnats du monde : 1^er en 2004 et 2^e en 2001

Xabier Fernandez
 Espagnol
 Né le 19/10/1976 à Ibarra (Espagne)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er (2004) ; Championnats du monde : 1^er en 2004 et 2002, 2^e en 2001

Classement général final après 16 régates
 1. Espagne 67,0 pts (Xavier Fernandez, Iker Martinez)
 2. Ukraine 72,0 (George Leonchuk, Rodion Luka)
 3. Grande-Bretagne 77,0 (Chris Draper, Simon Hiscocks)
 4. Norvège 88,0 (Frode Bovim, Christoffer Sundby)
 5. Etats-Unis 92,0 (Pete Spaulding, Tim Wadlow)
 6. Brésil 104,0 (Rodrigo Duarte, Andre Fonseca)
 7. Australie 105,0 (Gary Boyd, Chris Nicholson)
 8. Finlande 111,0 (Thomas Johanson, Jukka Piirainen)
 9. Allemagne 116,0 (Marcus Baur, Max Groy)
 10. Autriche 122,0 (Nico Delle-Karth, Nikolaus Resch)
 11. France 130,0 (Marc Audineau, Stephane Christidis)
 12. Suisse 137,0 (Christopher Rast, Christian Steiger)
 13. Danemark 138,0 (Dennis Dengsoe Andersen, Michael Hestbaek)
 14. Italie 138,0 (Gianfranco Sibello, Piero Sibello)
 15. Japon 146,0 (Kenji Nakamura, Masato Takaki)
 16. Eire 152,0 (Fraser Brown, Tom Fitzpatrick)
 17. Grèce 181,4 (Athanasios Pachoumas, Vasileios Portosalte)
 18. Pologne 190,0 (Marcin Czajkowski, Krzysztof Kierkowski)
 19. Inde 253,0 (Sumeet Patel, Malav Shroff)

Tornado

 GOLD : Roman HAGARA (AUT) : "It was a really tough competition here in Athens. We expected that and we knew that we were going to have a hard time here, especially from the Americans and the Argentineans. Netherlands, France and Australia were also tough opponents. We had a very good start in the first four races, we had really good racing and one bad day. Then the next two days were quite good for us and today the final was really great. This medal was really more difficult than the one in Sydney. There were eight teams that could win a medal. Racing was really tough and you had to be very focused and watching the windshifts. This racing area was really difficult with two winds, meltemi and sea breeze."
 GOLD : Hans Peter STEINACHER (AUT) : "Before the Olympic Games we expected a lot of bad things to happen regarding the material. Now we can say that all sailed very fair. They prepared the boats perfectly and there was no problem at the measurement."
 SILVER : John LOVELL (USA) : "The venue here was terrific, I really enjoyed Athens. Sailing here was great but also a little bit difficult sometimes, when we had the north and northwest breeze. We weren’t used to that. We trained here thirty days and we only saw it two or three times in training. We preferred the sea breeze and that was when we did our best. We had a lot of good races in the sea breeze... It’s a great day for me. I won a silver medal. I have been trying for twelve years to win a medal and finally I achieved my goal."
 SILVER : Charlie OGLETREE (USA) : "Congratulations to all the guys sitting up here (on the podium) and certainly to all other competitors who sailed. Everyone was clean, fair and there were no protests on the race court. It seems that Tornado, compared to some other classes, is a little more enjoyable to race."
 BRONZE : Santiago LANGE (ARG) : "It was really nice to race in Tornado class the last few years. It’s nice to be here and we expected this moment."
 BRONZE : Carlos ESPINOLA (ARG) : "There were hard races, really difficult. All teams could have made it to the top. I want to thank Santiago (LANGE) for everything. I enjoyed racing with him."

Gold medalists : Roman Hagara & Hans Peter Steinacher

Roman Hagara
 Autrichien
 Né le 30/04/1966 à Vienne (Autriche)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er en 2004 et 2000 ; Championnats du monde : 2^e en 2001 et 4^e en 2002

Peter Steinacher
 Autrichien
 Né le 9/09/1968 à Zell am See (Autriche)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er en 2004 et 2000 ; Championnats du monde : 2^e en 2001 et 4^e en 2002

Classement général final (après 11 régates)
 1. Autriche 34,0 pts (Roman Hagara, Hans Peter Steinacher)
 2. Etats-Unis 45,0 (John Lovell, Charlie Ogletree)
 3. Argentine 54,0 (Santiago Lange, Carlos Espinola)
 4. France 57,0 (Olivier Backes, Laurent Voiron)
 5. Pays-Bas 61,0 (Mitch Booth, Herbert Dercksen)
 6. Australie 62,0 (Darren Bundock, John Forbes)
 7. Porto Rico 72,0 (Enrique Figueroa, Jorge Hernandez)
 8. Espagne 74,8 (Fernando Echavarri, Anton Paz)
 9. Russie 76,0 (Andrey Kirilyuk, Valery Ushkov)
 10. Italie 78,0 (Francesco Marcolini, Edoardo Bianchi)
 11. Allemagne 94,0 (Roland Gaebler, Gunnar Struckmann)
 12. Grèce 95,0 (Iordanis Paschalidis, Christos Garefis)
 13. Grande-Bretagne 112,0 (Leigh McMillan, Mark Bulkeley)
 14. Suède 113,0 (Martin Strandberg, Kristian Mattsson)
 15. Canada 114,0 (Oskar Johansson, John Curtis)
 16. Portugal 122,0 (Diogo Cayolla, Nuno Barreto)
 17. Brésil 155,0 (Maurico Santa Cruz Oliveira, Joao Carlos Jordao)

Star

 GOLD : Torben GRAEL (BRA) : "I just want to congratulate Ross (MACDONALD - CAN) and Mike (WOLFS - CAN) and Xavier (ROHART - FRA) and Pascal (RAMBEAU - FRA) for making it to the podium." 
 SILVER : Ross MACDONALD (CAN) : "I only want to state how happy I am with having won the silver. For it was a difficult event from the start due to the changing wind conditions, which makes our success even more important." "The most important thing was to make sure that our boat was OK. We thought that the boat was actually in condition to make it round the track so we continued racing even though we knew that we were going to be last in that race. The point was to get used to the conditions, as this could prove helpful to us in case we encountered similar conditions on some other day of racing."
 SILVER : Mike WOLFS (CAN) : "I want to thank Ross (MACDONALD - CAN) for helping me to end up on the podium despite being a rookie. It was a great experience."
 BRONZE : Xavier ROHART (FRA) : "It makes me proud sitting next to Torben. He is a great sailor. I remember when I participated in a regatta for the first time, in my hometown Marseille. The result was the same as today, as Torben had easily won by miles."
 BRONZE : Pascal RAMBEAU (FRA) : "When we teamed up we had one goal in mind : to win an Olympic medal. This regatta was a challenge because of the conditions and the strong opponent crews but we made it so I am happy."

Gold medalists : Torben Grael et Marcelo Ferreira

Torben Grael
 Brésilien
 Né le 22/07/1960 à São Paulo (Brésil)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er en 2004 et 1996 en Star, 2^e en 1984 en Soling et 3^e en 2000 en Star

Marcelo Ferreira
 Brésilien
 Né le 26/09/1965 à Niterói (Brésil)
 Palmarès : Jeux Olympiques : 1^er en 2004 et 1996 en Star et 3^e en 2000 en Star

Classement général final (après 11 régates)
 1. Brésil 42,0 pts (Torben Grael, Marcelo Ferreira)
 2. Canada 51,2 (Ross McDonald, Mike Wolfs)
 3. France 54,0 (Xavier Rohart, Pascal Rambeau)
 4. Suisse 70,0 (Flavio Marazzi, Enrico De Maria)
 5. Etats-Unis 71,0 (Paul Cayard, Phil Trinter)
 6. Grande-Bretagne 73,0 (Iain Percy, Steve Mitchell)
 7. Italie 75,0 (Francesco Bruni, Guido Vigna)
 8. Bermudes 82,0 (Peter Bromby, Lee White)
 9. Danemark 83,0 (Nicklas Holm, Claus Olesen)
 10. Espagne 85,0 (Roberto Bermudez, Pablo Arrarte)
 11. Grèce 86,0 (Leonidas Pelekanakis, Georgios Kontogouris)
 12. Suède 96,0 (Fredrik Loof, Anders Ekstrom)
 13. Autriche 97,0 (Hans Spitzauer, Andreas Hanakamp)
 14. Pays-Bas 98,0 (Mark Neeleman, Peter van Niekerk)
 15. Australie 98,0 (Colin Beashel, David Giles)
 16. Allemagne 110,0 (Alexander Hagen, Jochen Wolfram)
 17. Eire 125,0 (Mark Mansfield, Killian Collins)