Wilhelm "Willi" Kuhweide (German pronunciation: [ˈvɪli ˈkuːˌvaɪ̯də] ⓘ; born 6 January 1943) is a former West German sailor. He competed in one-person dinghy at the 1964 and 1968 Olympics and 1963, 1966 and 1967 world championships and won on all occasions except in 1968. He then changed to two-person and three person keelboat events and won a bronze medal at the 1972 Olympics, placing sixth-eighth in 1976 and 1984; he missed the 1980 Moscow Games due to their boycott by West Germany.[1]
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Media related to Willi Kuhweide at Wikimedia Commons
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| Fleet racing |
- 1968: Norway Spilling
- 1969: Sweden von Grünewaldt, Nilsson, Nordin
- 1970: Denmark Elvstrøm, Jensen, Mik-Meyer
- 1971: Denmark Elvstrøm, Jensen, Bandolowski
- 1972: East Germany Schwarz, Köpsel, Christoph
- 1973: East Germany Below, Engelhardt, Zachries
- 1974: West Germany , May, Meyer
- 1975: Sweden Wennerström, Roslund, Krook
- 1976: East Germany Below, Engelhardt, Zachries
- 1977: West Germany Geis, Fehzner, Bock
- 1978: Canada Fogh, Kerr, Toews
- 1979: Brazil de Souza, Kaufman, Heiman
- 1980: Soviet Union B. Budnikov, A. Budnikov, Polyakov
- 1981: Austria Farthofer, Vartian, Holler
- 1982: Canada Fogh, Høj Jensen, Kerr
- 1983: Canada Fogh, Calder, Kerr
- 1984: Not held due to Olympics.
- 1985: Norway Wang, Petterson, Selander
- 1986: East Germany Schümann, Flach, Jäkel
- 1987: Soviet Union Shayduko, Kanov, Polyakov
- 1988: East Germany Schümann, Flach, Jäkel
- 1989: Denmark Bank, Seier, Secher
- 1990 - 2018 To be researched first!
- 2005: Germany R. Koch, M.Koch, Bornemann
- 2009: Germany R. Koch, M.Koch, Bornemann
- 2019: Finland E. Heinonen, Helmhout, M. Heinonen
- 2020: Not held due to COVID-19
- 2021: Netherlands den Outer, de Lange, Souli
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| Fleet racing |
- 1971: Klein, S. Bakker & J. Schäfer
- 1972: G. Bakker, Lucas & F. Bakker
- 1973: East Germany Below, Engelhardt & Zachries
- 1974: Blok, Vandenberg & Kurpershoek
- 1975 - 77 Not held
- 1978: G. Bakker
- 1979: United Kingdom Simonds
- 1980: Denmark Kantman
- 1981: G. Bakker, Coster & Behrend
- 1982: Denmark Bandolowski, Palm & Hansen
- 1983: West Germany
- 1984 - 85 Not held
- 1986: West Germany Jungblut
- 1987: West Germany Jungblut
- 1988: Italy Lamaro, Della Vecchia, Romano
- 1989: Heiner
- 1990: Heiner
- 1991: Kimman, Keijser & Unger
- 1992: den Outer, Samdahl Norway & Ruys
- 1993: W. Potma, G. Potma, Hettinga
- 1994: W. Potma, G. Potma, Hettinga
- 1995: den Outer, de Zeeuw & Determan
- 1996 - 97 Not held
- 1998: den Outer, Offermans & den Arend
- 1999: den Outer, Determan & den Arend
- 2000: den Outer, de Lange & Determan
- 2001: Not held
- 2002: Offermans, Schoof & Copper
- 2003: United States Walker, Zijlstra & Brown
- 2004 - 07 Not held
- 2008: den Outer, Determan, den Arend
- 2009 - 10 Not held
- 2011: den Outer, Determan, Lidlow
- 2012: den Outer, Lidlow, D. Bakker
- 2013: Offermans, Hillige & van Braam
- 2014: den Outer, lidlow, Souli
- 2015: den Outer, lidlow, Souli
- 2016: den Outer, de Lange & Souli
- 2017: Heinonen Finland, Helmhout & Werf
- 2018: Heinonen Finland, Helmhout & Palmu Finland
- 2019: den Outer, de Lange & Bosch
- 2020: NOT held because of COVID-19
- 2021: den Outer, de Lange & Souli
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- 1974
- 1977
- 1979 United Kingdom Crebbin
- 1980 Denmark Jensen, Bandolowski, Hansen
- 1981
- 1982 Hirt, Jr., Obermaier, Neuting
- 1983 Denmark Bank, Andersen, Mathiasen
- 1984 Kadelbach
- 1985 Gerz
- 1986 Canada Thomson, Flinn, Gow
- 1987 Wrede, Adamczewski, Knabe
- 1988 Olympic year - not held
- 1989 Mertens
- 1990 Schmid, König, König
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