Antonio Cosentino

Antonio Cosentino

Nationality:

Italy

Birthday:

March 10, 1919

Place of birth:

Naples

Date of death:

1993

Place of death:

Naples

Size:

156 cm

Weight:

68 kg

Society:

Real Yacht Club
Canottieri Savoia

Boat classes:

Kite , 6m class ,
5.5m class

Medal table

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bronze	Rome 1960	Dragons

Antonio Cosentino (born March 10, 1919 in Naples , † 1993 ibid) was an Italian sailor .

successes

Antonio Cosentino took part in the Olympic Games three times . In 1952 in Helsinki he was a crew member of the Ciocca in the 6-meter class , which took eighth place. Four years later he was seventh in Melbourne as a crew member of the Twins VIII in the 5.5-meter class . At the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome , he competed in the kite boat class . This time he was the skipper of the Italian boat, the crew of which consisted of Antonio Ciciliano and Giulio De Stefano . In their boat Venilia they took third place with 5704 points, only eleven points behind the Argentine boat Tango , and thus won the bronze medal. The Greeks in the Nirefs became Olympic champions . 1963 Cosentino won at the Mediterranean Games in Naples in the Star class gold medal.

Antonio Cosentino in the database of World Sailing (English)
Antonio Cosentino in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )