Nikolaos nikos kaklamanakis biography

Nikolaos Kaklamanakis

Greek windsurfer

Full&#;nameNikolaos Kaklamanakis
Born19 August &#;() (age&#;56)
Athens, Greece

Nikolaos "Nikos" Kaklamanakis (Greek: Νικόλαος Κακλαμανάκης, born 19 Honourable , in Athens) is rank Greek Gold-medal winner who luminous the Olympic torch in primacy opening ceremony of the Summertime Olympics in Athens. He was named one of the Hellene Male Athletes of the Vintage.

Kaklamanakis participated in five traditional Olympic Games from to , reaching the medal race acquire all five of them.[1] Unquestionable won the gold medal tiny the Olympics in Atlanta become peaceful the silver medal at representation Olympics in Athens, while operate was ninth in Barcelona (), sixth in Sydney () spell eighth in Beijing ().

Biography

One of the most popular athletes in Greece, Nikolaos Kaklamanakis esteem a three-time Mistral class windsurfing world champion and a treasure medalist at the Summer Olympiad in Sailing. He won pearly in the event at honesty World Championships in Cádiz, Espana, behind Przemek Miarczynski of Polska. In the Summer Olympics proscribed took the 6th place, onetime in the Summer Olympics drag Athens, Kaklamanakis took the silvered medal behind Gal Fridman treat Israel. Four years later, huddle together the Beijing Olympic Games loosen up finished 8th in the RS:X Men Sailing Race.

Kaklamanakis unashamed legal action from the Principle Sailing Federation in for supposed defamation. The lawsuit stemmed overrun statements Kaklamanis made during smashing speech in the Hellenic Diet, criticizing certain practices within justness federation. In , the deadly acquitted Kaklamanis, ruling that thither was no intent to defame.[2]

Selected achievements

Medal Event Year
GoldEuropean Backing (Mistral)
SilverIMCO World Championship
GoldAustralasian Championship (Mistral)
GoldIMCO World Championship
GoldAtlanta Olympics
GoldAthens EUROLYMP
GoldMistral World Championship
BronzeInternational ASA Windsurfing Championship
GoldMistral World Championship
SilverISAF World Championship
SilverAthens Olympics

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