Magnus Grävare

Born in Västra Frölunda in Gothenburg,^[2] Grävare started his sailing career in Sunneskärs BS.^[3] During his Olympic campaigning, he represented the Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club and was chosen to represent Sweden at the 1984 Summer Olympics together with his brother Martin.^[2] Grävare and his team was chosen over the team of Jörgen Sundelin, however the qualification process led to controversy as it was decided in the jury room after Sundelin had protested Grävare for how they sailed the course of the qualifying event.^[4] The Grävare brothers, together with third crew member Eric Wallin, took the tenth place at the Soling event.^[5]

In 1994, Grävare won the IYRU World Championship in J/24.^[6] Later, Grävare was involved in the Victory Challenge project and won the 2004 J/80 World Championship.^[7] In 2004, Grävare took over as a national team coach for the Swedish Sailing Federation after Björn Johansson.^[7]

• Magnus Grävare at World Sailing (archive)
• Magnus Grävare at Olympics.com
• Magnus Grävare at Sveriges Olympiska Kommitté (in Swedish) (in English)

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