Natural Track Luge World Championships 1990

The 7th FIL - natural track luge World Cup took place from 21 to 25 February 1990 in Gsies in South Tyrol ( Italy instead).

Single seater men

space	Surname	time
01	Gerhard Pilz	?
02	Corrado Herin	?
03	Harald Steinhauser	?
04th	Andreas Jud	?
05	Erwin Dietrich	?
06th	Manfred Graves	?
07th	Hans Noll	?
08th	Damiano Lugon	?
09	Krzysztof Niewiadomski	?
10	Robert Tomelitsch	?
11	Manfred Danklmaier	?
12	Hannes Theurl	?
13	Georg Eberharter	?
14th	Michael Wallner	?
15th	Reinhard Beer	?
16	Simon Bernik	?
17th	Trond Ramstad	?
18th	Philippe Keck	?
19th	Ludwig Nöhmeier	?
20th	Norbert Parusel	?
21st	Sten Helge Syversen	?
22nd	Knut Solheim	?
23	Franz Obrist	?
24	Teodor Kalisnik	?
25th	Janez Luznar	?
26th	Wolfgang Schröttner	?
27	Oktawian Samulski	?
28	Oleg Janow	?
29	Franc Pohleven	?
30th	Lars-Erik Mickos	?
31	Michel De Bernardis	?
32	Gunnar Naustdal	?
33	Marjan Meglič	?
34	Oleg Burlaka	?
35	Karl Weber	?
36	Richard Way	?
37	Sergei Aleksenko	?
38	Viktor Kalintschtij	?
39	Janez Potočnik	?
40	Timo Heikkilä	?
41	Andreas Tschachler	?
42	Kristian Roel	?
43	Alois Reichl	?
44	Carl Smith	?
45	Keith Simmons	?
46	Roger Smolnicky	?
47	Mike Mullaly	?
48	Lubomír Vymazal	?
49	Michel Vaulry	?
50	Ladislav Vlček	?
51	David Prichard	?

After the 1988 World Cup had to be canceled due to weather conditions, the Austrian Gerhard Pilz successfully defended his 1986 title. The silver medal went to the Italian Corrado Herin , who was world champion in doubles as early as 1986 and this year won silver in doubles. In the single seater it was his only World Championship medal. Third was the Italian Harald Steinhauser , who had already won bronze in 1986.

Single-seater women

space	Surname	time
01	Jeanette Koppensteiner	?
02	Irene Koch	?
03	Lyubov Panjutina	?
04th	Doris Haselrieder	?
05	Marina Chochlowa	?
06th	Doris Perathoner	?
07th	Evi Mitterstieler	?
08th	Monika Lewanskowski	?
09	Delia Vaudan	?
10	Angelika Widmann	?
11	Ingrid Koch	?
12	Chalida Alimova	?
13	Dabcia Czukiewska	?
14th	Christine Maurer	?
15th	Celine Danis	?
16	Carina Solhag	?
17th	Monique Lahey	?
18th	Helena Böhrens	?
19th	Natalie Broisat	?
20th	Beth Ayn Ericsson	?
21st	Pippa Rampton	?

The Austrian Jeanette Koppensteiner , who was second in the European Championship last year, became the first world champion who did not come from Italy. The silver medal went to the Austrian Irene Koch , who had already won two bronze medals at European championships. Because of the third place of the Russian Lyubow Panjutina , a medal did not go to Italy or Austria for the first time at the natural track luge world championships.

Two-seater

space	Surname	time
01	Andreas Jud - Hannes Pichler	?
02	Almir Betemps - Corrado Herin	?
03	Walter Mauracher - Georg Eberharter	?
04th	Reinhold Buchmann - Manfred Als	?
05	Michael Bischofer - Herbert Kögl	?
06th	Manfred Gräber - Ernst Marmsoler	?
07th	Krzysztof Niewiadomski - Oktawian Samulski	?
08th	Viktor Kalintschtij - Oleg Burlaka	?
09	Philippe Keck - Michel De Bernardis	?
10	Sergei Aleksenko - Oleg Yanov	?

The Italians Andreas Jud and Hannes Pichler became world champions in doubles . Jud had already been world champion in doubles with Ernst Oberhammer in 1982 and 1984 . For Pichler it was the only title and at the same time the only medal at world and European championships. The silver medal went to the defending champions Almir Betemps and Corrado Herin , also from Italy. The Austrians Walter Mauracher and Georg Eberharter came in third . For both of them it was their only medal at world championships.

Medal table

space	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1.	Austria	2	1	1	4th
2.	Italy	1	2	1	4th
3.	Soviet Union	-	-	1	1

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. 292 .