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DANISH DYNAMITE
The raw power of Danish Sailing
STRENGTH THROUGH TEAMWORK AND IMAGINATION
With a team of Olympic medalists and world class sailors from some of the toughest racing circuits in the world, the Danish team is world class. The great ethos of “the Danish model” within Danish sailing is based on the principle of sharing knowledge and gains to lift the overall level of Danish sailing. As a small country, teamwork and collaboration is key to our success and create a pathway for young talents to mix and learn from the sailing legends of Denmark. This is the way for a small country to become the best sailing nation in the world. Dream big and work together!
Our national pride and the opportunity to represent Denmark with a strong male and female crew is a true testament to our nation’s focus on gender equality and is seen in the strong Olympic history of our nation. The power of the Danish Dynamite will explode when we hit the starting line at the SSL Gold Cup.
Statistics
THE COUNTRY
- 8755KM Coastline
- 60.000 sailors
- 258 Yacht clubs
- Most winning Olympic sport in Denmark
ACHIEVEMENTS
- 2 Olympic Gold medalists
- 1 Olympic Silver medalist
- 3 Bronze medalists
- 5 olympic classes world championships and a number of world championships in other classes such as World match racing tour, RC44 and TP 52
SSL Ranking
- SSL best ranked woman:
- SSL best ranked man:
- SSL nations ranking:
The country has a total coastline length of approximately 7,314 km compared to a land border of 68 km.
The captain
Frederik Korsgaard

THE LEADERS
Claus Høj Jensen
Claus started in the Optimist dinghy, and later in the Europe dinghy participating in the world championship. After the Europe dinghy, Claus changed from Dinghys to keelboats, and began racing in the Yngling class and won the world championship in 2002. He also sailed the Dragon class from 1992, and won his first world championship in Martinique in 1999, beating no more than 7 olympic gold medalists, and the danish elite of Jesper Bank, Poul Ricahrd Høj Jensen, Valdemar Bandolowski and Theis Palm. Claus began competing in the H-Boat in 2006, and won his first world championship later in 2008. After that he has been dominant in the H-Boat class, with no less than 11 world championsships in the class.
Frederik Dahl Hansen
Frederik started in the Optimist dinghy at the age of 9. Since then he has sailed a great number of dinghys like Europe class, ILCA, 420, and afterwards in Yngling, Dragon, H-boat and DS37.
in 2015 Frederik began racing the H-boat, and became the youngest world champion in the class in 2011, being only 15 years old.
Ever since, Frederik has been competing in the H-Boat class and became world champion for the 10th time in 2023.
Jacob Anton Guhle


THE YOUTH FACTOR
Our sailing team is committed to promoting the participation of young talents in our country. We recognize that youth brings renewed vigor and passion, which propels our sport to new heights. We believe that by investing in the youth, we are ensuring a vibrant and successful future for sailing in our country.
Confirmed Athletes
Potential Team Position

1
BOW
Frederik Sparvath
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2
FLOATER
Joachim Aschenbrenner
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3
PIT
Jonas Hviid
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4
GRINDER
Sebastian Wright Olsen
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5
TRIMMER
Katja Salskov Iversen
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6
TRIMMER
Christian Kamp
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7
MAIN TRIMMER
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8
HELM
Jonas Warrer
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9
TACTICIAN
Anne-Marie Rindom
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10
CAPTAIN
Jonas Høgh-Christensen
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11
FLOATER
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1
BOW
Frederik Sparvath
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2
FLOATER
Joachim Aschenbrenner
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3
PIT
Jonas Hviid
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4
GRINDER
Sebastian Wright Olsen
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5
TRIMMER
Katja Salskov Iversen
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6
TRIMMER
Christian Kamp
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7
MAIN TRIMMER
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8
HELM
Jonas Warrer
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9
TACTICIAN
Anne-Marie Rindom
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10
CAPTAIN
Jonas Høgh-Christensen
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11
FLOATER
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SQUAD
Jonas Høgh-Christensen | Christian Kamp |
Martin Kirketerp Ibsen | Anne-Marie Rindom |
Lin Ea Cenholt | Jonas Hviid |
Jonas Warrer | Katja Salskov Iversen |
Sebastian Wright Olsen | Joachim Aschenbrenner |
Frederik Sparvath |