Natural Track Luge World Championship 1984
The fourth FIL - natural track luge World Cup was held from 28 to 29 January 1984 in Kreuth in Germany instead.
Technical data of the natural toboggan run
Surname | Kreuth-Klamm natural toboggan run |
begin | 1020 m |
target | 830 m |
Height difference | 190 m |
Average Tilt | 13.6% |
length | 1400 m |
Single seater men
space | Surname | time |
---|---|---|
1 | Alfred Kogler | 4: 49.92 min |
2 | Giuseppe Cerise | ? |
3 | Willi Danklmaier | ? |
4th | Otto Bachmann | ? |
5 | Hermann Sporer | ? |
6th | Oswald Pörnbacher | ? |
7th | Raimund Pigneter | ? |
8th | Matthäus Hofer | ? |
9 | Roland Trattnig | ? |
10 | Per Winberg | ? |
11 | Albin Donzel | ? |
12 | Trond Enkerud | ? |
13 | Andre Bohan | ? |
14th | Peter Brunold | ? |
15th | Håkon Sandvik | ? |
16 | Stephan Mellinger | ? |
17th | Heinz Gnaditz | ? |
18th | Einar Danbolt | ? |
19th | Leopold Krašovec | ? |
20th | Philippe Keck | ? |
21st | Marjan Meglič | ? |
22nd | Vitus Gansler | ? |
23 | Paweł Goryl | ? |
24 | Drago Česen | ? |
25th | Anton Berwanger | ? |
26th | Josef Beschta | ? |
27 | Volker Schönhuber | ? |
28 | Eugene Leuthold | ? |
29 | Marjan Prevc | ? |
30th | Hannes Theurl | ? |
31 | Ryszard Chmielewski | ? |
32 | Andreas Jud | ? |
33 | Milan Česen | ? |
34 | Norbert Parusel | ? |
35 | Robert Nagele | ? |
36 | Jan Mickos | ? |
37 | Lars Ake Sandström | ? |
38 | Markku Heikkilä | ? |
39 | Hannu Heikkilä | ? |
40 | Joaquim Coma Borsot | ? |
41 | Xavier Raurell Lopez | ? |
42 | Ben Heijmeijer | ? |
- | Michel Vaulry | DNS |
- | Patrick Ginet | DNS |
- | Damiano Lugon | DNF |
- | Erich Hedinger | DNF |
- | Leopold Perko | DNF |
The Austrian Alfred Kogler - bronze medalist in the doubles - became world champion in the men's singles. The silver medal went to the Italian Giuseppe Cerise , for whom it was the only medal at major events. Third-placed Willi Danklmaier from Austria won his first World Cup medal.
Single-seater women
space | Surname | time |
---|---|---|
1 | Delia Vaudan | ? |
2 | Paula Peintner | ? |
3 | Irmgard Lanthaler | ? |
4th | Petra Leitinger | ? |
5 | Hilde Fuchs | ? |
6th | Herta Hafner | ? |
7th | Lydia Schroll | ? |
8th | Christine Zobel | ? |
9 | Małgorzata Kabat | ? |
10 | Manuela Daller | ? |
11 | Margit Beschta | ? |
12 | Silvia Tschachler | ? |
13 | Elżbieta Chmielewska | ? |
14th | Christine Schaffer | ? |
- | Ida Huber | DNF |
The Italian Delia Vaudan became the single-seater world champion for the third time after 1979 and 1980. Second-placed Paula Peintner , also from Italy, won bronze at the last World Cup. Third was Irmgard Lanthaler , who also belongs to the Italian association. As in 1980, only Italian women were on the podium.
Two-seater
space | Surname | time |
---|---|---|
1 | Andreas Jud - Ernst Oberhammer | ? |
2 | Martin Jud - Harald Steinhauser | ? |
3 | Alfred Kogler - Franz Huber | ? |
4th | Raimund Pigneter - Georg Antholzer | ? |
5 | Roland Trattnig - Harald Rabitsch | ? |
6th | Matthäus Hofer - Gerhard Hirzegger | ? |
7th | Erich Hedinger - Peter Brunold | ? |
8th | Anton Berwanger - Manfred Bruckmeier | ? |
9 | Philippe Keck - Laurent Fesselet | ? |
10 | Paweł Goryl - Ryszard Chmielewski | ? |
11 | Eugen Leuthold - Robert Nagele | ? |
12 | Drago Česen - Milan Česen | ? |
13 | Leopold Krašovec - Marjan Meglič | ? |
14th | Heinz Gnaditz - Norbert Parusel | ? |
15th | Andre Bohan - Trond Enkerud | ? |
16 | Markku Heikkilä - Hannu Heikkilä | ? |
- | Volker Schönhuber - Josef Beschta | DNF |
- | Patrick Ginet - Michel Vaulry | DNS |
The Italians Andreas Jud and Ernst Oberhammer successfully defended their title in the two-seater . The silver medal was won by Martin Jud and Harald Steinhauser , also from Italy, who had already won silver four years ago. Third place went to the Austrians Alfred Kogler - world champion in single-seater - and Franz Huber . The European champions from 1981 finished second at the last World Cup.
Medal table
space | country | gold | silver | bronze | total |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | Italy | 2 | 3 | 1 | 6th |
2. | Austria | 1 | - | 2 | 3 |
literature
- Harald Steyrer, Herbert Wurzer, Egon Theiner: 50 years of FIL 1957–2007. The history of the International Luge Federation in three volumes . tape II . Egoth Verlag, Vienna 2007, ISBN 978-3-902480-46-0 , p. 290 .
Web links
- World Championship title on natural track to Armin Kogler's cousin . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna January 30, 1984, p. 12 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).