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O-Jolle
	Class symbol
Development
Designer	Hellmut Wilhelm E. Stauch
Location	Germany
Year	1933
Design	One-Design
Role	Designed for the Olympic Games 1936
Name	O-Jolle
Boat
Crew	1
Draft	0.15 m (6 in); 1.1 m (3 ft 7 in)
Hull
Type	Dinghy
Construction	Carvel; GRP; Cold moulded plywood; Composite
Hull weight	220 kg (490 lb)
LOA	5 m (16 ft)
Beam	1.66 m (5 ft 5 in)
Hull appendages
Keel/board type	Centerboard
Rig
Rig type	Bermuda rig
Mast length	6.8 m (22 ft)
Sails
Mainsail area	11.5 m2 (124 sq ft)
Racing
RYA PN	114
Former Olympic class
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The O-Jolle – (Olympiajolle) – was created as the Monotype class for the 1936 Olympic Games by designer Hellmut Wilhelm E. Stauch (GER, later RSA). The boat is a Bermuda rig and the hull was originally carvel - later GRP and cold moulded plywood construction were allowed. The O-Jolle has very good sailing capabilities and can cater for a wide spectrum of sailors from young to old and from light to heavyweight.

In 1936 Daan Kagchelland took the Gold medal in the Olympic regatta in Kiel.

The O-Jolle is still one of the largest dinghy classes in Germany and the Netherlands - the International Olympiajollen Union has over 500 members. The O-Jolle is still raced in Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, Italy and Switzerland. There are also minor fleets in Poland, Brazil, Serbia and other countries.

Since 2008 the O-Jolle has been one of the Vintage Yachting Classes during the Vintage Yachting Games.

Wall of Fame

Olympic Games^[1]

1	Netherlands (NED)	1	0	0	1
2	Germany (GER)	0	1	0	1
3	Great Britain (GBR)	0	0	1	1

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin details	Netherlands (NED) Daan Kagchelland	Germany (GER) Werner Krogmann	Great Britain (GBR) Peter Scott

Vintage Yachting Games^[2]

1

Netherlands

2

6

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2008 Medemblik	Netherlands (NED) Max Blom	Netherlands (NED) Herman van Eijk	Netherlands (NED) Jan Krom
2012 Lake Como	Netherlands (NED) Ton op de Weegh	Netherlands (NED) Martin Baas	Netherlands (NED) Thies Bosch
2018 Hellerup	Dates to be decided

European Championships^[3]

1	Germany	38	7	7	52
2	Netherlands	13	4	5	22
3	Austria	3	0	0	3
4	Belgium	1	0	0	1
5	Switzerland	2	1	0	3

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1937	Germany (G) Ernst Bickel
1938	Germany (G) Ernst Bickel
1939	Netherlands (H) A.F. Veen
1950	Austria (OE) Harald Musil
1951	Austria (OE) Dr. Wolfgang Erndl
1954	Belgium (B) André Nelis
1955	Austria (OE) Dr. Wolfgang Erndl
1963	Germany (G) Hans Deuss
1964	Germany (G) Uwe Woite
1965	Germany (G) Uwe Woite
1966	Germany (G) Uwe Woite
1967	Not sailed
1968	Germany (G) Uwe Woite
1969	Germany (G) Uwe Woite
1970	Germany (G) Klaus Schenkel
1971	Germany (G) Uwe Woite
1972	Germany (G) Uwe Woite
1973	Switzerland (Z) Hans Eisold
1974	Germany (G) Horst Klein
1975	Germany (G) Klaus Pommeränig
1976	Netherlands (H) Fre Mik
1977	Switzerland (Z) Herman Krebs
1978	Germany (G) Ulrich Kosfeld
1979	Netherlands (H) Fre Mik
1980	Germany (G) Walter Arndt
1981	Germany (G) Ulrich Kosfeld
1982	Germany (G) Detlef Pfenner
1983	Germany (G) Volker Niederhausen
1984	Germany (G) Klaus Stadler
1985	Germany (G) Roland Franzmann
1986	Netherlands (H) Dolf Peet
1987	Germany (G) Volker Niederhausen
1988	Germany (G) Horst Jentsch
1989	Germany (G) Roland Franzmann
1990	Germany (G) Knut Wahrendorf
1991	Germany (G) Uwe Peschlow
1992	Germany (GER) Knut Wahrendorf
1993	Germany (GER) Knut Wahrendorf
1994	Germany (GER) Knut Wahrendorf
1995	Germany (GER) Olaf Wahrendorf
1996	Netherlands (NED) Peter Peet
1997	Netherlands (NED) Peter Peet
1998	Netherlands (NED) Peter Peet
1999	Netherlands (NED) Fred Moerman
2000	Germany (GER) Knut Wahrendorf
2001	Netherlands (NED) Fred Moerman
2002 Dümmersee	Netherlands (NED) Herman van Eijk	Netherlands (NED) Jan ten Hoeve	Netherlands (NED) Ward Boersma
2003 Altmünster	Netherlands (NED) Mels Jongeneel	Germany (GER) Knut Wahrendorf	Netherlands (NED) Henri Boere
2004 Tjeukemeer	Netherlands (NED) Jan ten Hoeve	Germany (GER) Wolfgang Höfener	Netherlands (NED) Stefan de Vries
2005 Grandson	Germany (GER) Göran Freise	Switzerland (SUI) Francois Eggenberger	Germany (GER) Jörg BELS
2006 Brenzone	Germany (GER) Wolfgang Höfener	Netherlands (NED) Kees Jongeneel	Netherlands (NED) Jan ten Hoeve
2007 Wolfgangsee	Germany (GER) Donald Lippert	Germany (GER) Frank Lietzmann	Germany (GER) Axel Forstmann
2008 Plön	Germany (GER) Donald Lippert	Germany (GER) Frank Lietzmann	Germany (GER) Axel Forstmann
2009 Silvaplana	Germany (GER) Frank Lietzmann	Germany (GER) Martin Hofmann	Germany (GER) Knut Wahrendorf
2010 Bellano	Netherlands (NED) Ton Op de Weegh	Netherlands (NED) Mels Jongeneel	Germany (GER) Frank Lietzmann
2011 Flensburg	Germany (GER) Wolfgang Höfener	Netherlands (NED) Stefan de Vries	Netherlands (NED) Ton Op de Weegh
2012 Altmünster	Germany (GER) Peter Lippert	Germany (GER) Göran Freise	Germany (GER) Knut Wahrendorf
2013 Attersee	Germany (GER) Donald Lippert	Germany (GER) Frank Lietzmann	Germany (GER) Göran Freise

National Champions^[4]

	Austria	Germany	German Democratic Republic	Italy	Netherlands	Switzerland
1938					Daan Kagchelland
1939					Not sailed
1940					Jan Bier
1941					Hein Recourt
1942					Koos de Jong
1943		Dahme Jacht Club Berlin			Koos de Jong
1944					Not sailed
1945					Not sailed
1946					Koos de Jong
1947					Koos de Jong
1948					Koos de Jong
1949					Bob Markus
1950		G. Burghardt	W. Pohl		Bob Markus
1951		G. Burghardt	H. Mahnke		Not sailed
1952		O. Erhardt	E. Gollnick		Koos de Jong
1953		E. Soltau	J. Vogler		Koos de Jong
1954		W. Krogmann	Klaus Schröter		Bob Markus
1955		J. Vogler	J. Vogler		Jaap Stap
1956		E. Soltau	P. Schönfeld		Jaap Stap
1957		E. Soltau	Not sailed		Hans Willems
1958		H. Illies	W. Nagora		Jaap Stap
1959		D. Bauer	Karlheinz Schröter		Sjirk Haaksma
1960		Uwe Woite	H. Hermann		Bert Tournier
1961		W. Werner	Karlheinz Schröter		Nico Keijzer
1962		K. Möller	Karlheinz Schröter		Cas Visser
1963		W. Juran	W. Bretschneider		Bert Benschop
1964		Dieter Faaß	Karlheinz Schröter		Koert Jansen
1965		Uwe Woite	Klaus Schröter		Cas Visser
1966		Uwe Woite	Klaus Schröter		Jan Krom
1967		S. Uecker	W. Bretschneider		Cees van Tongeren
1968		Uwe Woite	Karlheinz Schröter		Cees van Tongeren
1969		Uwe Woite	Karlheinz Schröter		Thees Scheen
1970		M. Baum	Klaus Schröter		Jan Woldhuis
1971		Uwe Woite	Manfred Schrot		Cees van Tongeren
1972		Klaus Pommeränig	Karlheinz Schröter		Peter van Wamel
1973		Klaus Pommeränig	Karlheinz Schröter		Germany Walter Pranger
1974		Karl-Heinz Berke	Karlheinz Schröter		Peter van Wamel
1975		Klaus Pommeränig	Knut Wahrendorf		Peter van Wamel
1976		Ulrich Kosfeld	Knut Wahrendorf		Nico Hofkamp
1977		Ulrich Kosfeld	Wilfried Lippert		Fre Mik
1978		Detlef Pfenner	Knut Wahrendorf		Thees Scheen
1979		Ulrich Kosfeld	Jochen Urban		Fre Mik
1980		Ulrich Kosfeld	Peter Lippert		Nico Hofkamp
1981		Frank Hübner	Knut Wahrendorf		Germany Frank Hübner
1982		Frank Hübner	Wilfried Lippert		Germany Frank Hübner
1983		Walter Pranger	Hans Thurner		Rinus Kagchelland
1984		Roland Franzmann	Knut Wahrendorf		Bram van der Veen
1985		Roland Franzmann	Knut Wahrendorf		Germany Walter Pranger
1986		Roland Franzmann	Knut Wahrendorf		Dolf Peet
1987		Wolfgang Krebs	Peter Lippert		Germany Wolfgang Kreb
1988		Roland Franzmann	Peter Lippert		Germany Horst Jensch
1989		Roland Franzmann	Wilfried Lippert		Germany Uwe Peschlow
1990		Wilfried Lippert			Germany Wolfgang Höfener
1991		Uwe Peschlow			Germany Karol Jablonski
1992		Knut Wahrendorf			Germany Wolfgang Höfener
1993		Uwe Peschlow			Germany Knut Wahrendorf
1994		Uwe Peschlow			Germany Knut Wahrendorf
1995		Olaf Wahrendorf			Peter Peet
1996		Olaf Wahrendorf			Peter Peet
1997		Wolfgang Kirchner			Germany Wolfgang Höfener
1998		Knut Wahrendorf			Peter Peet
1999		Knut Wahrendorf			Germany Knut Wahrendorf
2000		Knut Wahrendorf			Martin Baas
2001		Knut Wahrendorf			Herman van Eijk
2002		Knut Wahrendorf			Jan ten Hoeve
2003		Donald Lippert			Mels Jongeneels
2004		Wolfgang Höfener			Fred Moerman
2005		Wolfgang Höfener			Mark Neeleman
2006		Knut Wahrendorf			Mels Jongeneels
2007		Netherlands Stefan de Vries			Germany Wolfgang Höfener
2008	Germany Frank Lietzmann	Netherlands Stefan de Vries			Germany Wolfgang Höfener
2009	Germany Axel Forstmann				Stefan de Vries
2010		Netherlands Stefan de Vries			Martin Baas
2011	GermanyKnut Wahrendorf	Göran Freise			Jan Willem van den Hondel
	Austria	Germany	German Democratic Republic	Italy	Netherlands	Switzerland

References

http://www.o-jolle.de
http://www.olympiajol.nl
http://www.olympiajolle-suisse.ch
http://o-jolle.at

[1] Olympic results

[2] Results Vintage

[3] European Champions

[4] National Champions

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+http://www.o-jolle.de<br>
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+http://o-jolle.at
 {{Olympic class sailboats}}
 {{Sailing Dinghies and Skiffs}}

v t e Olympic sailing classes
Current classes	470 49er 49erFX Finn Formula Kite IQFoil Laser Laser Radial Nacra 17
Former classes (In order of first use)	Ton classes (0–½, ½–1, 1–2, 2–3, 3–10, 10–20, 20⁺ & Open) 6 Metre 7 Metre 8 Metre 12 Metre 10 Metre 12 foot dinghy 18 foot dinghy 6.5 Metre 8.5 Metre 9 Metre 15 Metre Skerry cruiser 30 m² Skerry cruiser 40 m² French National Monotype 1924 Snowbird Star O-Jolle Firefly Swallow Dragon 5.5 Metre 12 m² Sharpie Flying Dutchman Tempest Soling Tornado Windglider Division II Lechner A-390 Europe Mistral One Design Yngling RS:X Elliott 6m
Youth classes	Nacra 15 Techno 293
Former youth classes	Byte

Revision as of 10:42, 30 October 2017

Wall of Fame

Olympic Games[1]

Vintage Yachting Games[2]

European Championships[3]

National Champions[4]

References

Olympic Games^[1]

Vintage Yachting Games^[2]

European Championships^[3]

National Champions^[4]