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	0.830  m
Height difference	0.190 m
Average Tilt	0.013.6%
length	1400 m

Single seater men

space	Surname	time
01	Alfred Kogler	4: 49.92 min
02	Giuseppe Cerise	?
03	Willi Danklmaier	?
04th	Otto Bachmann	?
05	Hermann Sporer	?
06th	Oswald Pörnbacher	?
07th	Raimund Pigneter	?
08th	Matthäus Hofer	?
09	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
01	Delia Vaudan	?
02	Paula Peintner	?
03	Irmgard Lanthaler	?
04th	Petra Leitinger	?
05	Hilde Fuchs	?
06th	Herta Hafner	?
07th	Lydia Schroll	?
08th	Christine Zobel	?
09	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
01	Andreas Jud - Ernst Oberhammer	?
02	Martin Jud - Harald Steinhauser	?
03	Alfred Kogler - Franz Huber	?
04th	Raimund Pigneter - Georg Antholzer	?
05	Roland Trattnig - Harald Rabitsch	?
06th	Matthäus Hofer - Gerhard Hirzegger	?
07th	Erich Hedinger - Peter Brunold	?
08th	Anton Berwanger - Manfred Bruckmeier	?
09	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).