About Pablo Sanguineti

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WORK EXPERIENCE:
YEAR 2023:
SUNFISH CLASS:
Coach of Caterina Romero:
- Gold medal at the Panamerican Games Santiago 2023
- 1st Women, 12th Overall, Midwinters, Pensacola, USA.
- 1st Female, 3rd Overall, South American Championship, Paracas, Peru.
- 1st, Gold Medal, Beach Games, Santa Marta, Colombia.
ILCA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:
- IDP Clinic, Icaparai Lake, Paraguay 15 Coaches.
ILCA 6:
- 2nd Chilean National Championship, Lake Vichuquen, Chile, Matías Blanco.
- Caterina Romero, 1st overall and female, Armada Argentina, Championship, Buenos Aires Argentina.
- SECOND SOUTH AMERICAN ILCA CLASS INTERNATIONAL CLINIC IN PARACAS SPONSORED BY THE CLUB DE REGATAS LIMA:
• 5 international coaches.
• 29 international participants.

YEAR 2022:
SUNFISH CLASS:
- 1st Female and 4th General in Sunfish World Championship, Torbole Italy, (Caterina Romero, Peru).
- 1st Sunfish World Championship, Torbole Italy, (Jean Paul De Trezegnies, Peru).
ILCA CLASS 6:
- 1st Women and 3rd General South American ILCA 6, Punta del Este, Uruguay (Lucia Falasca).
FIRST SOUTH AMERICAN ILCA CLASS INTERATIONAL CLINIC IN PARACAS SPONSORED BY THE LIMA RACING CLUB:
• 5 coaches.
• 31 international participants.
ILCA INTERNATIONAL CLASS SELECTS MY PROJECT “ILCA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM” FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CLASS IN SOUTH AMERICA:
Clinics for coaches:
- Clinic for IDP coaches, Bio Bio region, Chile (presence of 17 coaches).
Columnist for Barcos magazine for two stern technical articles on ILCA.

YEAR 2021:
- ILCA 6 Coach, of Luciana Cardozo and Marcelo Frezza. (Luciana Cardozo achieved 5th place on the date of the World Cup (Allianz Regatta,) in Medemblik Holland.

YEAR 2020:
- Laser Clinic for the Peruvian Sailing Federation 15 days in Lima.
- Cycle of conferences via zoom for the Peruvian sailing federation for 5 months (during Pandemic time).

YEAR 2019:
ILCA 7:
- 14th ILCA 7 World Championship Sakaiminato, Japan, (Francisco Guaragna).
He obtained the Olympic place for Argentina to participate in the Japan 2020 Olympic Games.

YEAR 2018:
ILCA 4:
- 3rd in the World Championship, Gdnia, Poland, (Stefano Viale, Peru).

ILCA 6:
- 1st South American Championship (Lucia Falasca).
- 4th South American Championship, (Luciana Cardozo).
- 1st ODESUR Games, Cochabamba, Bolivia, (Luciana Cardozo).
ILCA 7:
- 2nd ODESUR Games, Cochabamba, Bolivia, (Francisco Guaragna).

YEAR 2017:
ILCA 6 (coach of the Argentine team formed by Lucia Falasca and Luciana Cardozo):
Lucia Falosca:
- 13th Delta Lloyd Regatta, Medemblik, The Netherlands.
- 16th Miami World Cup, USA.
- 11th Final World Cup Santander, Spain.
- 16th French Olympic Week, Hyeres, France.
- 10th World Cup Gamagori, Japan,
- 1st Women and 2nd general classification, South American Championship, Mar del Plata, Argentina.
Lucia Falasca rises from 23rd to 15th place in the world ranking of world sailing.

Luciana Cardozo:
- 4th Youth Sailing World Championship, Sanya, China.
- 2nd Female, 3rd General Classification and Youth Champion in the 2017 South American Championship, Mar del Plata, Argentina.

YEAR 2016:
RADIAL LASER:
Lucia Falasca:
- 1st Female and General International Yachting Week, Mar del Plata, Argentina.
- 1st Female and 1st General Classification in the South American Laser Championship, Montevideo, Uruguay.
- Lucia Falasca: 11th in Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
STANDARD LASER:
- 3rd in the International Yachting Week (Mar del Plata, Argentina, (Agustin Vidal).
- 1st South American Laser under 19 (Mar del Plata, Argentina, (Francisco Guaragna).
- 6th in the South American of the Laser class, Montevideo Uruguay, (Federico Yandian).

YEAR 2015:
July to December
ILCA 6:
- 21st World Championship, Oman, (Lucia Falasca). Olympic qualification.
January to July:
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR OF THE CHILEAN SAILING FEDERATION:
Management achievements:
- 2 bronze medals Pan American Games
- 5 qualified for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (49er, 49Fx, 470 female, 470 male, Laser Standard).

YEAR 2013 and 2014:
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR OF THE CHILEAN SAILING FEDERATION:
Management achievements:
- 2nd and 4th place in Cyprus Junior World Championship in 420 classes (Nadjia Horwitz and Carmina Malsh and Francisco and Rucio Ducasse).
- 1st gold medal, 1 silver medal and 2 bronze medals at the Odesur Santiago 2014 Games.
- 6th World Youth Tavira 2014 (Portugal).
- 1st North American Master Class Lightning 2014.
- 1st North American Class Sunfish 2014.

YEAR 2012:
Jake Ritzika's trainer in USA:
- 1st East Region Champion and representative of this region in the Byte National.
YEAR 2011:
STANDARD LASER:
Coach of Juan Ignacio Maegli (Guatemala):
- 32nd World Cup Perth, Australia. In this championship, he qualified for the 2012 London Olympics.
- 3rd, Bronze Medal Pan American Games, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
- 10th, Medal Race at Garda Olimic Week, Italy.
- 10th In Medemblik regatta, Holland.
- 15th in Pre-Olympic in Weimouth, England.
Columnist for Bienvenido a Bordo Magazine in a series of 4 articles on tactics and strategy.
YEAR 2010:
STANDARD LASER
Training for Athlete Juan Ignacio Maegli (Guatemala):
- 1st North American Laser Championship.
- 1st Place Central American Games.
RADIAL LASER:
Training for Athlete Andrea Aldana (Guatemala):
- 3rd Central American Games.

YEAR 2009:
STANDARD LASER:
Julio Alsogaray (Argentina):
- 4th World Championship of the Laser Class Halifax, Canada.
- 1st South American Championship, Chile.
- 9th Princess Sofia Trophy, Majorca, Spain.
- 13th French Olympic Week, Hyeres.
5th in the ISAF world ranking (www.sailing.org).
RADIAL LASER:
Jerónimo Cervantes Belausteguigoitia (Mexico):
- 3rd Week of Mar del Plata, Argentina.
YEAR 2008:
LASER CLASS:
Jerónimo Cervantes belausteguigoitia (Mexico):
- 1st Autumn Tournament.
- 1st Argentine Navy Cup.
- 1st Yacht Club Olivos 80th Anniversary Regatta.
- Selected Mexican for the ISAF Youth World Cup 2008 (Aarhus, Denmark).
- 24th Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, China, Florence Cerutti (Paraguay).
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR OF THE ARGENTINE YACHT CLUB:
Management achievements:
- 1st South American Champion 420 class (Francisco Sucari).

YEAR 2007:
STANDARD LASER:
Coach of Julio Alsogaray (Argentina):
- 3rd South American Championship, Mar del Plata, Argentina.
- 3rd Bronze Medal in the Pan American Games, Rio 2007, Brazil.
Julio Alsogaray wins the silver Olimpia in yachting (best sailing athlete of the year)
RADIAL LASER:
Coach of Jerónimo Cervantes Belausteguigoitia:
- 6th Week of Buenos Aires (Laser Radial).
- Argentine Laser Radial runner-up (Junior Champion).
- 5th South American Laser Radial Championship.
- South American Junior laser Radial runner-up.
- 2nd South American Championship Laser 4.7.
- South American Champion Junior Laser 4.7.
MASTER CATEGORY:
Coach of Carlos Palombo
- 32nd World Master Roses Spain.
- Argentine Champion Master Category.

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR OF THE YACHT CLUB ARGENTINO:
Management achievements:
- 1st World Championship in the 29er class (Matías Gainza, Federico Villambrosa).
- 1st Princess Sofia Trophy, Spain, Standard Laser (Julio Alsogaray).
- 1st Argentine Championship in the 420 class (Victoria Travascio, Mercedes Travascio).
- 1st South American Championship in the 420 class (Victoria Travascio, Mercedes Travascio).

YEAR 2006:
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR OF THE YACHT CLUB ARGENTINO:
Management achievements:
- 1st Cadet Class World Championship (Francisco Cosentino, Sancho Castro).
- 1st South American Championship class 420 (Mercedes Travascio).
- 1st Argentine Championship in the 420 class (Mercedes Travascio).
- 1st Argentine Championship Class 470 (Javier Conte, Juan de Lafuente).
- 2nd, Silver Medal, ODESUR Sports Games in Standard Laser (Julio Alsogaray).
- 2nd, Silver Medal ODESUR Sports Games in Laser Radial (Paula Salerno).

YEAR 2005:
LASER CLASS TRAINER AT YACHT CLUB OLIVOS:
- 5th Argentine Laser Standard Championship (Andrés Heredia).
- 10th Argentine Laser Radial Class Championship (Daniel Verdier).
- 3rd Argentine Laser 4.7 Championship (Florencia Buchholz).
YEAR 2004:
EUROPE CLASS:
Coach of Tania Elías Calles (Mexico):
- 1st Week of Andalusia (Cádiz Spain).
- 7th Barcelona Week (Spain).
- 13th Princess Sofia Trophy (Mallorca, Spain).
- 3rd French Olympic Week (Hyeres, France).
- 14th Spa Regatta (Medemblik, The Netherlands).
- 9th Open Week (Cagliari, Italy).
- 12th World Championship (Cagliari, Italy).
- 12th Olympic Games Athens 2004.
10th in the Europe Class World Ranking.
Nominated this year for the national sports award (best Mexican athlete of the year).
The 12th in the Olympic games represents the best position obtained by Mexico in sailing in an Olympic game.

YEAR 2003:
EUROPE CLASS:
Coach of Tania Elías Calles (Mexico):
- 5th Barcelona Week (Spain).
- 9th Princess Bofia Trophy (Mallorca, Spain).
- 41st French Olympic Week (Hyeres, France).
- 24° Spa Regatta (Medemblik, The Netherlands).
- 30th European Championship (Mallorca, Spain)
- 9th Open Week (Cádiz Spain).
- 21st World Championship (Cádiz, Spain). He obtained the place for the Olympic Games (Athens 2004).
RADIAL LASER CLASS:
- 1st, Gold Medal, Pan American Sports Games (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic).
1st Pan American gold medal for sailing in Mexico.
Olmeca Award for the best athlete in the specialty.
Nominated for the national sports award.
Distinguished as an Olympic promise by the press circle.

YEAR 2002:
EUROPE CLASS:
Coach of Tania Elías Calles (Mexico):
- 26th Princesa Bofia Tournament (Mallorca Spain).
- 5th Scandinavian Week (Rungsted, Denmark).
- 26th Kiel Olympic Week (Kiel, Germany).
- 8th Open Week European Championship (Niuwport, Belgium).
- 15th European Championship (Niuwport, Belgium).
- 21st World Championship (Hamilton, Canada).
LASER CLASS:
- 1st, Gold Medal, Central American Games, Valle de Bravo, Mexico, Tania Elias Calles.
- 3rd Bronze Medal, Central American Games, Valle de Bravo, Mexico, Margarita Pasos.
- 3rd Bronze Medal, Central American Games, Valle de Bravo, Mexico, Antonio Goeters.
Columnist for Bienvenido a Bordo magazine (No. 143), a specialized magazine with a monthly circulation of 10,000 copies. Optimist tuning article.
He participated as an athlete in the South American championship of the Europe class, obtaining the 2nd place.

YEAR 2001:
Coach of the Yacht Club Argentino:
OPTIMIST:
- 1st World Trials, Victoria Travascio, (first woman to win an Optimist trial in Argentina).
EUROPE CLASS:
Coach for the Open Week and World Class Europe
- 2nd Open week, Villamoura, Portugal, Alfredo Bafico.
- 9th World Cup, Villamoura, Portugal, Alfredo Bafico.
- 35th World Cup, Villamoura, Portugal, Florence Cerutti.

Selected in September by the Argentine Yachting Federation for the Olympic Academy (IOC).
Columnist for numbers 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the Argentine Yachting Federation magazine. "Physical preparation in Yachting".

YEAR 2000:
STANDARD LASER:
Barcelona Olympic Week (Barcelona, Spain):
- 2nd Lucas Gonzales Smith.
- 3° Sebastian Mazza Campos.
- 4° Miguel Poli.
Princess Sofia Championship (Mallorca, Spain):
- 2nd Sebastian Mazza Campos.
- 7th Miguel Poli.
- 8° Lucas Gonzales Smith.
OPTIMIST:
- 6th South American Championship, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, (Tigris Martirosian).
- 7th South American Championship, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, (Lucas Calabrese).
- 1st South American Team Racing Optimist Championship (Argentina A).
- 3rd South American Team Racing Optimist Championship (Argentina C).
- 5th South American Team Racing Optimist Championship (Argentina B).
CLASS 420:
- 9th ISAF Junior World Cup, Sydney, Australia, (Fernando Gwodz and Genaro Maggi).

YEAR 1999:
STANDARD LASER:
- 1st South American Championship, Paracas, Peru, (Diego Romero).
RADIAL LASER:
- 1st South American Championship, Paracas, Peru, (Lucas Gonzales Smith).
YEAR 1998:
EUROPE CLASS:
- 2nd South American Championship, Florianopolis, Brazil, (Martin Kundig).
- 5th European Junior, Rungsted, Denmark, (Martin Kundig).
- 26th Female, European Youth, Rungsted, Denmark, (Florencia Cerutti).
- 2nd Open Week, Lubeck, Germany, (Martin Kundig).
- 27th Open Week, Lubeck, Germany, (Juan Carrasquet).
- 15th Women, Open Week, Lubeck, Germany, (Serena Amato).
- 9th Europe Class World Championship, Lubeck, Germany (Martin Kundig).
- 45th Women, Europe Class World Championship, Lubeck, Germany (Serena Amato).
YEAR 1997:
EUROPE CLASS:
- 6th Open Week, San Francisco, USA, (Martin Kundig).
- 10th Open Week, San Francisco, USA, (Valentin Di Sisto).
- 11th Female, Open Week, San Francisco, USA, (Veronica Sanchez).
- 27th World Cup, San Francisco, USA, (Martin Kundig).
- 1st Argentine Championship, Buenos Aires, Argentina, (Martin Kundig).
YEAR 1996:
EUROPE CLASS:
Coach of Serena Amato:
- 26° Spa regatta, Medemblick, The Netherlands.
- 12th Mumm Regatta Hilton Head, U.S.A.
7th In the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, Sahabana, Georgia, USA. Olympic Diploma (distinction reserved only for the finalists of each discipline).
That was the best result obtained by a woman in the history of Argentine Yachting up to that moment.
Nominated for the "Silver Olimpia" prize awarded by sports journalism to the best in each discipline.
Named revelation athlete in the Olympic Games by the magazine El Grafico, the best-selling sports magazine in Argentina.
YEAR 1993, 1994 AND 1995:
EUROPE CLASS:
Appointed National Coach of the European Olympic class:
Three Argentine championships were obtained (1 Fernanda Sesto, 2 Serena Amato), the South American Championship twice (1 Paula Reinoso and 1 Fernanda Sesto). Serena was 4th in the Pan American Sports Games, Mar del Plata 1995.
In the same period, Serena Amato won ¨The Argentine Yacht Club Gold Medal¨, an award given to the best helmsman of the year in the class.