Harald Fereberger
Austrian sailor (1929–2019)
| Personal information | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Austrian |
| Born | (1929-05-30)30 May 1929 Gmunden, Austria |
| Died | 15 July 2019(2019-07-15) (aged 90) |
| Sport | |
| Sport | Sailing |
Harald Fereberger (30 May 1929 – 15 July 2019) was an Austrian sailor. He competed at the 1952 Summer Olympics, the 1960 Summer Olympics and the 1972 Summer Olympics.[1]
References
- ^ "Harald Fereberger". Olympedia. Retrieved 31 May 2020.
External links
- Harald Fereberger at Olympedia
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World champions in H-boat
- 1980: P. R. Høj Jensen, Reese & Palm
- 1981: Christensen, Larsen & M. Nielsen
- 1982: Fereberger, H. Frauscher & Gehmayer
- 1983: P. R. Høj Jensen, Reese &, H. Sørensen
- 1984: M. Nielsen, Borch & Kloster Hansen
- 1985: Christensen, Makholm & Resch
- 1986: Jørgensen, Andersen & Johansen
- 1987: Krog Hansen, J. Krog & Skov
- 1988: Bank, S. Olsen & Secher
- 1989: Bank, S. Olsen & Secher
- 1990: Nauck, Zacharias & Resch
- 1991: Hösch, Nothegger & Janka
- 1992: Hösch, Nothegger & Daniel
- 1993: Rasmussen, Gylstroff & Harnsberg
- 1994: Hösch, Nothegger & Abel
- 1995: Meister, Borkowski & Busch
- 1996: Jørgensen, Pasbjerg & S. Nielsen
- 1997: Gustafson, Liljenberg & Olsson
- 1998: Selko, J. Pedersen & N. Sørensen
- 1999: Selko, J. Pedersen & N. Sørensen
- 2000: Palm, Nikolajsen & Christiansen
- 2001: Gustafson, Dahlander & Lundquist
- 2002: S. Frauscher, Heininger & Heininger
- 2003: Hösch, Gerlinger & Lipp
- 2004: M. Nielsen, Borch & Kloster Hansen
- 2005: Idmyr, Andersson & Christenson
- 2006: Jørgensen, Pasbjerg & Wegner
- 2007: Peulen, Vrancken & Heijnen
- 2008: C. Høj Jensen, H. Olsen & Guhle
- 2009: Stegger, Christiansen & C. Pedersen
- 2010: Stegger, Christiansen & C. Pedersen
- 2011: C. Høj Jensen, Kristensen & Dahl Hansen
- 2012: M. Nielsen, Borch & Kloster Hansen
- 2013: C. Høj Jensen, Kristensen & Dahl Hansen
- 2014: C. Høj Jensen, Kristensen & Dahl Hansen
- 2015: C. Høj Jensen, Dahl Hansen & Guhle
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