German Luge Championships 2005

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German Luge Championships 2005

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Men's Ladies
winner
Single seater Georg Hackl Silke Kraushaar
Two-seater André Florschütz / Torsten Wustlich

The German Luge Championships 2005 took place on February 27, 2005 on the Königssee artificial ice rink . The titles went to Silke Kraushaar in the women's singles, Georg Hackl in the men's singles and André Florschütz / Torsten Wustlich in the doubles.

Results

Women

Silke Kraushaar, German champion
space sportswoman society Terms time
1 Silke Kraushaar BSR Rennsteig Oberhof 48.363 s
48.508 s 		1: 36.871 min
2 Barbara Niedernhuber WSV Königssee 48.523 s
48.425 s 		+0.077 s
3 Anja Eberhardt BSR Rennsteig Oberhof 48.497 s
48.575 s 		+0,201 s
4th Tatjana Huefner WSC Erzgebirge Oberwiesenthal 48.469 s
48.621 s 		+0.219 s
5 Sylke Otto WSC Erzgebirge Oberwiesenthal 48.570 s
48.544 s 		+0.243 s
6th Anke Wischnewski WSC Erzgebirge Oberwiesenthal 48.559 s
48.681 s 		+0.369 s
7th Gabi Bender WSV Königssee 48.639 s
48.659 s 		+0.427 s
8th Natalie Geisenberger ASV Miesbach 48.662 s
48.753 s 		+0.544 s
9 Sonja Wiedemann SG Hausham 48.809 s
48.736 s 		+0.6747 s
10 Stefanie Sieger WSV Königssee 49.083 s
49.051 s 		+1.263 s
11 Corinna Martini BSC Winterberg 49.127 s
49.163 s 		+1.419 s
12 Astrid Scharfe SSV Altenberg 49.460 s
49.452 s 		+2.041 s
DNF Simone Altmann TSV 09 Gras-Ellenbach

There were 13 starters. German champion was Silke Kraushaar in front of local hero Barbara Niedernhuber and Anja Eberhardt . Tatjana Hüfner , Sylke Otto and Anke Wischnewski missed the podium. Gabi Bender , who ended her active career after the race, finished seventh in her last national championships. Natalie Geisenberger achieved eighth place in her first German Elite Championship. Sonja Wiedemann , Stefanie Sieger , Corinna Martini and Astrid Scharfe followed on the other ranks. Simone Altmann fell during the first run in the lower part of the track and did not reach the goal.

Men

Georg Hackl, German champion
space sportswoman society Terms time
1 Georg Hackl RC Berchtesgaden 47.858 s
47.793 s 		1: 35.651 min
2 David Möller RRV Sonneberg 47.836 s
48.003 s 		+0.188 s
3 Jan Eichhorn BSR Rennsteig Oberhof 48.139 s
47.836 s 		+0.324 s
4th Denis Geppert WSC Erzgebirge Oberwiesenthal 47.931 s
48.216 s 		+0.496 s
5 Andi Langenhan RRC Zella-Mehlis 48.295 s
48.221 s 		+0.865 s
6th Patrick Schürer ESV locomotive Zwickau 48.435 s
48.287 s 		+1.071 s
7th Andreas Graitl RC Berchtesgaden 48.943 s
48.289 s 		+1.581 s
8th Richard Grill WSV Königssee 48.636 s
48.660 s 		+1.645 s
9 Denis Bertz WSC Erzgebirge Oberwiesenthal 48.718 s
48.649 s 		+1.716 s
10 Georg Hölzl RC Berchtesgaden 49.406 s
48.903 s 		+2.658 s
11 Thomas Coburger BSR Rennsteig Oberhof 49.673 s
49.778 s 		+3,800 s
12 André Lotze BRC Ilsenburg 50.044 s
50.930 s 		+5.323 s

12 starters competed in the men's singles. German champion was the three-time Olympic champion and ten-time world champion, Georg Hackl , who ended his career after the race. If he was still in second place after the first run, he achieved the championship title with the fastest time in the second run. David Möller , still in the lead after the first run, screwed up the second run and became runner-up. Jan Eichhorn secured bronze , Denis Geppert missed it with a weaker second run. Andi Langenhan , Andreas Graitl , Richard Grill , Denis Bertz and Georg Hölzl completed the top 10. Thomas Coburger and André Lotze followed on the other ranks.

Two-seater

space sportswoman society Terms time
1 André Florschütz / Torsten Wustlich BRC 05 Friedrichroda / WSC Erzgebirge Oberwiesenthal 48.189 s
48.314 s 		1: 36.503 min
2 Marcel Lorenz / Christian Baude BSR Rennsteig Oberhof 48.554 s
48.645 s 		+0.696 s
3 Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt RC Berchtesgaden / WSV Königssee 48.653 s
48.801 s 		+0.951 s
DNF Sebastian Schmidt / André Forker SSV Altenberg 48.619 s
DNF
DNS Patric Leitner / Alexander Resch WSV Königssee / RC Berchtesgaden

There were five pairs of doubles registered in the title fight for the national championship, but Patric Leitner and Alexander Resch did not compete. After the first run, André Florschütz and Torsten Wustlich led ahead of Marcel Lorenz and Christian Baude as well as Sebastian Schmidt and André Forker . Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt were in fourth place. The championship title was secured by Florschütz / Wustlich, who also set the fastest time in the second run. Lorenz / Baude became runner-up; Wendl / Arlt secured bronze because Schmidt / Forker - who already missed the lead during the first run due to a driving error shortly before the finish line - fell at a similar point in the second run and did not reach the finish line.

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