Sailing at the 2006 Asian Games – Hobie 16

The open Hobie 16 competition at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha was held from 5 to 13 December 2006.[1]

Open Hobie 16
at the 2006 Asian Games
VenueDoha Sailing Club
Date5–13 December
Competitors14 from 7 nations
Medalists
 Damrongsak Vongtim
Sakda Vongtim		   Thailand
 Park Kyu-tae
Sung Chang-il		   South Korea
 Melcolm Huang
Chung Pei Quan		   Singapore
Sailing at the
2006 Asian Games
Mistralwomen
Mistral lightmen
Mistral heavymen
Optimistmenwomen
Laser 4.7 open
Lasermen
Laser Radial open
420menwomen
470menwomen
Hobie 16 open
Match racing open
Main article: Sailing at the 2006 Asian Games

Schedule

All times are Arabia Standard Time (UTC+03:00)

Date Time Event
Tuesday, 5 December 200611:00Race 1
11:00Race 2
Wednesday, 6 December 200611:00Race 3
Thursday, 7 December 200611:00Race 4
11:00Race 5
11:00Race 6
Friday, 8 December 200611:00Race 7
11:00Race 8
11:00Race 9
Monday, 11 December 200611:00Race 10
11:00Race 11
Wednesday, 13 December 200611:00Race 12

Results
Legend
  • DNC — Did not come to the starting area
Rank Team Race Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
 Thailand (THA)
Damrongsak Vongtim
Sakda Vongtim		2
 		1
 		(3)
 		2
 		1
 		2
 		2
 		1
 		2
 		3
 		1
 		2
 		19
 South Korea (KOR)
Park Kyu-tae
Sung Chang-il		(4)
 		2
 		2
 		1
 		2
 		1
 		3
 		3
 		4
 		1
 		3
 		1
 		23
 Singapore (SIN)
Melcolm Huang
Chung Pei Quan		1
 		3
 		(4)
 		3
 		3
 		3
 		1
 		2
 		1
 		2
 		2
 		4
 		25
4 Hong Kong (HKG)
Tong Yui Shing
Lo Kin Yee		3
 		(4)
 		1
 		4
 		4
 		4
 		4
 		4
 		3
 		4
 		4
 		3
 		38
5 Kazakhstan (KAZ)
Galymzhan Darigul
Magomet Dalakov		5
 		5
 		5
 		(6)
 		6
 		5
 		6
 		5
 		6
 		6
 		6
 		6
 		61
6 Oman (OMA)
Safyia Al-Habsi
Fasial Al-Riyami		6
 		6
 		6
 		5
 		5
 		6
 		5
 		7
 		7
 		5
 		(8)
DNC		7
 		65
7 Qatar (QAT)
Amro Shouhdy
Ali Al-Tamimi		(7)
 		7
 		7
 		7
 		7
 		7
 		7
 		6
 		5
 		7
 		5
 		5
 		70
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References
  1. "With sailing rapidly gaining in popularity in this region, we take a look at the competition at the Asian Games". thedailysail.com. 1 December 2006. Retrieved 3 June 2014.
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