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Ingolf Rød
Ingolf Rød (Ingolf Richard Rød, 1889–1963), Norwegian sailor from Tønsberg Seilforening; won Olympic gold at Antwerp 1920 in the 6 Metre class (1919 rating) aboard Jo with skipper Andreas Brecke and Paal Kaasen.
Jan Østervold
Jan Østervold (Jan Olsen Østervold, 1876–1945), Norwegian sailor from Austevoll; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in 12-metre (1907 Rating) class aboard Atlanta with brothers Henrik, Kristian, and Ole, the first brother foursome to win Olympic gold.
Johan Anker
Johan August Anker (1871–1940), Norwegian engineer and yacht designer, two Olympic sailing golds (1912 Magda IX, 1928 Norna), founder of Anker & Jensen, creator of the Dragon class and the Scandinavian S-rule.
Johan Friele
Johan Mohr Friele (1866-1927), Norwegian surgeon, gynecologist, and sailor from Bergen; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in the 12 metres class as helmsman of Heira II.
Kaspar Hassel
Kaspar Fredrik Hassel (1877–1962), Norwegian architect and Olympic sailor; Bergen city architect 1924–47, designer of Fridalen and other Bergen schools; won 1920 Antwerp gold in the 12 metre class aboard Heira II.
Kristoffer Olsen
Kristoffer Olsen (1883–1948), Norwegian Olympic sailor and shipping executive; won gold in the 8-metre (1907 Rating) class aboard Irene at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics; co-founded Olsen & Ugelstad; distinct from the actor, golfer, and powerlifter of the same name.
Linda Andersen
Linda Andersen, later Linda Cerup-Simonsen, Norwegian sailor born 1969 in Tønsberg; won 1992 Barcelona Olympic gold in the Europe dinghy class, first Norwegian woman with Summer Olympic gold; tenth in the 1996 470 with sister Ida Andersen.
Magnus Konow
Magnus Konow (1887–1972), Norwegian shipowner and sailor, competed in six Olympics 1908–1948, winning sailing gold in 1912 (Magda IX) and 1920 (Sildra) and silver in 1936; co-founded whaling firm A/S Rosshavet.
Olaf Ørvig
Olaf Ørvig (1889–1939), Norwegian sailor and shipping businessman; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in the 12-metre class aboard Heira II with brothers Erik and Thor Ørvig, of Bergens Seilforening.
Olav, Kronprins av Norge
Olav, Kronprins av Norge was the Norwegian sailor who won 1928 Olympic gold in the 6-metre class aboard Norna, and later reigned as King Olav V from 1957 to 1991.
Ole Østervold
Ole Østervold (Ole Olai Olsen Østervold, 1872–1936), Norwegian sailor from Austevoll; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in 12-metre (1907 rating) class aboard Atlanta with brothers Henrik, Jan, and Kristian, the first four brothers to win Olympic gold together.
Otto Falkenberg
Otto Gabriel Grubbe Dietrichson Falkenberg (1885–1977), Norwegian sailor, KNS Oslo member; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in the 10 metre class aboard Mosk II, the only entered yacht; later sentenced in the 1947 legal purge.
Peter Jamvold
Peter Krefting Jamvold (1896–1962), Norwegian sailor with KNS Oslo; won gold in the 10 metres, Open (Olympic) class aboard Eleda at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics; cousin of sailor Gunnar Jamvold.
Petter Larsen
Petter Larsen (Petter Andreas Larsen, 1890-1946) was a Norwegian sailor who won 12-metre class gold at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics aboard Magda IX, owned by his father Alfred Larsen; other namesakes include a Swedish hockey player and neurologist Jan Petter Larsen.
Rasmus Birkeland
Rasmus Ingvald Birkeland (1888–1972), Norwegian sailor from Austevoll, Bergens Seilforening; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in 12 metres (1907 Rating) aboard Atlanta, unopposed; brother of Halvor Olai Birkeland.
Reidar Martiniuson
Reidar Martiniuson (Johan Reidar Martiniuson, 1893–1968), Norwegian sailor and KNS member; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in the 8 metre (1919 rating) class aboard Sildra with Konow, Vik, and Kristoffersen.
Rick Bockelie
Rick Marlow Bockelie (1902–1966) was a Norwegian sailor of KNS, Oslo, who won Olympic gold in the 8 metre class at Paris 1924 as crew of the yacht Bera, skippered by August Ringvold Sr.
Robert Giertsen
Robert Roach Giertsen (1894–1978) was a Norwegian sailor from Bergen who won gold in the 10-metre class aboard Mosk II at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics, the event's only entrant; he later managed his family company's bookkeeping department.
Sigurd Holter
Sigurd Holter (1886–1963) was a Norwegian sailor with the KNS Oslo club who won gold in the 10-metre (1907 rating) class at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics aboard Eleda, the event's only entrant.
Sigve Lie
Sigve Lie (1906–1958), Norwegian sailor with KNS Oslo; won two Olympic gold medals in the Dragon three-person keelboat aboard Pan with Thor Thorvaldsen and Håkon Barfod at London 1948 and Helsinki 1952.
Tell Wagle
Tell Wagle (Tellef Kristian Wagle, 1883–1957) was a Norwegian sailor who won gold in the 8 metre (1907 Rating) class at Antwerp 1920 aboard Irene, the event's only entrant.
Thor Ørvig
Thor Ørvig (1891–1965), Norwegian sailor from Kragerø and Bergens Seilforening; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in the 12 metre (1919 Rating) class aboard Heira II with brothers Erik and Olaf Ørvig.
Thor Thorvaldsen
Thor Thorvaldsen (1909–1987), nicknamed Gullvaldsen, Norwegian Dragon-class sailor; Olympic gold 1948 and 1952 in Pan with Barfod and Lie, Norway's only 1948 champion; also competed 1936 and 1956.
Thoralf Glad
Thoralf Johan Glad (1878–1969), Norwegian sailor and KNS Oslo member; helmsman of Taifun, gold medalist in the 8 metres class at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, winning both races.
Thorleif Holbye
Thorleif Holbye was a Norwegian sailor with the Kongelig Norsk Seilforening of Oslo who won a gold medal in the 8 meter class at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp.
Thorleif Kristoffersen
Thorleif Kristoffersen (Thorleif Asbjørn Kristoffersen, 1900–1971), Norwegian sailor; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in the 8-metre (1919 rating) class aboard Sildra with Konow, Martiniuson, and Vik.
Torleiv Corneliussen
Torleiv Schibsted Corneliussen (1890–1975), nicknamed Badeengelen, Norwegian sailor and automobile-industry pioneer; won 1912 Olympic gold in the 8 metres class aboard Taifun and later sailed the Dragon Spadilje VIII.
Trygve Schjøtt
Trygve Schjøtt (5 August 1882 – 18 December 1960), Norwegian sailor from Bergen, Bergens Seilforening member; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in the 10-metre Open class aboard Mosk II with cousin Halfdan Schjøtt; later a merchant fleet officer in WWII.
Valentin Aas
Valentin Aas (Valentin Aass, Thomas Valentin Aass, 1887-1961) was a Norwegian sailor and diplomat who won 1912 Stockholm Olympic gold in the 8 metre class aboard Taifun, then served in Norway's foreign ministry.
Willy Gilbert
Willy Gilbert (Willy Carl Jens Gilbert, 1881–1956), Norwegian sailor from Bergens Seilforening, Bergen; won Olympic gold at Antwerp 1920 in the 10-metre (1919 Rating) class aboard Mosk II, unopposed.