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Australia’s Matt Wearn becomes the first man to win back-to-back Olympic golds in the men’s dinghy after his triumph at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
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15 Comments
A thrillingly, scintillating, edge of the seat finish.
WOW.
Such an awesomely, spectacular, triumph to witness.
WHAT A SPORT.
It’s apt that Matt won the medal race. 🎉
Awesome Aussie 👏🇦🇺
Australia needs to do more to support Australians competing. We celebrate them during these two weeks and basically ignore them between that. Matt is a legend.!
Great Job. Well Done !!! 🥇
So glad he did it with an actual win, rather than a fifth or whatever would have secured the gold for him. Especially after the abandoned race(s)!
Australia is the best gold medal,
Welcome all Australia players and teams.
I was listening to the ABC expert commentary on this. Its like three dimensional chess on water. Brilliant win! 👏
So proud of my Peru 🇵🇪 they came a long way and after so many years we finally got a medal 🥉🥹 congratulations to everyone!!
The Boxing Kangaroo and a sailing win, an iconic pairing!
Dinghy racing of course its dominated by Aussies the name says it all
Congratulations Matt. Proud to be a member of Royal Perth Yacht Club. Doug Ringholt Yarrawonga Victoria
Congratulations Matt! You have not only etched your name into the sailing and Olympics history but also Australian sporting history. For no less than 4 years your name and your gold medal will be remembered as part of Australia’s greatest ever day and greatest ever Games.
They televise every little sport except sailing except when we won, that's the only reason. Come on channel 9 put more sailing on
im peruvian and im trynna understand how this works because Peru finished 9th in the race but still came out with a bronze medal