Aage Birch
Danish sailor (1926–2017)
| Medal record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Sailing | ||
Representing  Denmark | ||
| Olympic Games | ||
 | 1968 Mexico City | Dragon class |
Aage Birch (23 September 1926 – 13 February 2017)[1] was a Danish competitive sailor and Olympic medalist. He won a silver medal in the Dragon class at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, together with Poul Lindemark-Jørgensen and Niels Markussen.[2]
References
External links
- Aage Birch at World Sailing
- Aage Birch at Olympics.com
- Aage Birch at Olympedia
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Dragon Gold Cup Champions
- 1937: Billner
- 1938: Döhler
- 1939: Gedda
- 1947: Barnett
- 1948: Thorvaldsen
- 1949: Berntsen
- 1950: Thorvaldsen
- 1951: Warrer
- 1952: Christensen
- 1953: Thomsen
- 1954: Berntsen
- 1955: Thomsen
- 1956: Warrer
- 1957: Berntsen
- 1958: Sorrentino
- 1959: Windeyer
- 1960: Berntsen
- 1961: G. Smith
- 1962: Berntsen
- 1963: Birch
- 1964: Birch
- 1965: H. Jensen
- 1966: Birch
- 1967: Børresen
- 1968: Birch
- 1969: Birch
- 1970: Birch
- 1971: Henry
- 1972: Birch
- 1973: Young
- 1974: Truman
- 1975: Krogh
- 1976: Stulcken
- 1977: Stulcken
- 1978: Palmquist
- 1979: Palmquist
- 1980: Ulrich
- 1981: Schaefer
- 1982: Krautgartner
- 1983: Oldendorff
- 1984: Bandolowski, Hansen & Hvalsø
- 1985: Børresen
- 1986: Bandolowski, Hansen & Hvalsø
- 1987: A. F. G. Bakker, J. Bakker & Vis
- 1988: Imhoff
- 1989: Imhoff
- 1990: Høj Jensen
- 1991: L. Jensen
- 1992: Høj Jensen
- 1993: Imhoff
- 1994: Høj Jensen
- 1995: Müller-Spreer
- 1996: Hösch
- 1997: Høj Jensen
- 1998: L. Jensen
- 1999: Hendriksen
- 2000: Müller-Spreer, Fendt & Hösch
- 2001: Müller-Spreer
- 2002: Thomas Müller, Wagner, Oesterreich
- 2003: Schönherr, Waltersdorph & Kaempe
- 2004: Schönherr, Waltersdorph & Kaempe
- 2005: Schönherr, Waltersdorph & Kaempe
- 2006: Fritz
- 2007: Hendriksen
- 2008: Høj Jensen, Palm & Norden
- 2009: Taran, Sadchikov & Statsenko
- 2010: Loginov, Kirilyuk & Shalagin
- 2011: Wieser, Pughchev & Paschen
- 2012: Tommy Müller, Hösch & Lipp
- 2013: Wieser, Pughchev & Leonchuk
- 2014: Wieser, Pughchev & Leonchuk
- 2015: L. Smith, Tavinor & Houweling
- 2016: Stenbeck, Westerdahl & Freitas
- 2017: Link, Butzmann & Lipp
- 2018: Schönherr, Videbaek & Palm
- 2019: Andrade, Giannini & Vidinha
- 2021: Heerema, Hendriksen & Leonchuk
- 2022: Hendriksen, Wiese & Leonchuk
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