Jacques Baudrier

Jacques Baudrier medal table
The Crabe II during the games
sailing
France
Olympic games
silver	Paris 1900	0.5 to 1 ton (1st race)
bronze	Paris 1900	0.5 to 1 ton (2nd race)
bronze	Paris 1900	1 to 2 tons (1st race)

Jacques Baudrier (born May 4, 1872 in Paris , † unknown) was a French sailor .

successes

Jacques Baudrier, who sailed for the Cercle de la Voile de Paris , took part in the 1900 Olympic Games in Paris , where he competed in five competitions. In the joint race, as a crew member of the Crabbe II, he failed to cross the finish line, while in the boat class 0.5 to 1 ton he made the podium twice. In the first race he finished second behind the Scotia from Great Britain and finished the second race behind the Pettit-Poucet and the Scamasaxe in third place. In all races, the crew also consisted of William Martin , Jean Le Bret and Félix Marcotte , and Jules Valton was the skipper of the boat . As skipper of the Nina Claire , Baudrier also sailed in the boat class 1 to 2 tons , in which he reached the podium again in the first race as third and fourth in the second. Baudriers crew included his cousin Lucien Baudrier , Édouard Mantois and the sailor Dubosq .

Web links

• Jacques Baudrier in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )