European Luge Championships 2019

European Luge Championships 2019
	Men's	Ladies
winner
Single seater	Semyon Pavlichenko	Natalie Geisenberger
Two-seater	Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt
Team relay	Italy Andrea Vötter Dominik Fischnaller Ivan Nagler Fabian Malleier
← Sigulda 2018 Lillehammer 2020 →

The 50th European Luge Championships were held from February 9 to 10, 2019 as part of the 8th World Cup race of the 2018/19 season on the Oberhof Luge Track in Oberhof , Germany . The continental title fights, organized by the Fédération Internationale de Luge de Course , took place in Oberhof for the fifth time after 1979 , 1998 , 2004 and 2013 . Race-in-race competitions (the World Cup races are also European championship races) were held in the single-seaters for men and women, the doubles-seaters and in the team relay discipline . Apart from the last competition, all competitions were decided in two runs as planned.

Award

Finish line and grandstand at the European Luge Championships 2008 in Oberhof

In April 2018, the FIL World Luge Federation announced that the 50th European Luge Championships 2019 will take place in Oberhof as part of the 8th World Cup race of the 2018/19 season. Oberhof had also applied to host the Luge World Championships in 2021 , but was inferior to Calgary .

Defending champion

In the last European Championships 2018 in Sigulda won Tatjana Ivanova in the women's singles, Semyon Pavlichenko in the men's singles, the doubles pair of Toni Eggert and Sascha Benecken and the team relay Russia in the cast Tatjana Ivanova, Semyon Pavlichenko and Alexander Denissjew / Vladislav Antonov .

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  Tatiana Iwanowa (women's singles)

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  Semyon Pavlichenko (men's singles)

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  Toni Eggert / Sascha Benecken (two-seater)

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  from left to right: Alexander Denissjew, Tatjana Iwanowa and Wladislaw Antonow (team relay Russia) with Roman Repilow (2nd from left)

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  Semjon Pavlitschenko (Russia Team Relay)

Women's singles

Natalie Geisenberger, European champion in the women's singles

Tatjana Hüfner, Natalie Geisenberger and Dajana Eitberger

space	sportswoman	Terms	time
01	Natalie Geisenberger	41.365  s 41.445 s	1: 22.810  minutes
02	Tatjana Huefner	41.462 s 41.571 s	1:+0.223 s
03	Dajana Eitberger	41.455 s 41.672 s	1:+0.317 s
04th	Andrea Voetter	41.651 s 41.519 s	1:+0.360 s
05	Julia Taubitz	41.706 s 41.480 s	1:+0.376 s
06th	Tatiana Ivanova	41.665 s 41.702 s	1:+0.557 s
07th	Ekaterina Baturina	41.804 s 41.584 s	1:+0.578 s
08th	Natalie Maag	41.688 s 41.708 s	1:+0.586 s
09	Ulla Zirne	41.717 s 41.695 s	1:+0.602 s
10	Madeleine Egle	41.897 s 41.519 s	1:+0.606 s
11	Elīza Cauce	41.649 s 41.771 s	1:+0.610 s
12	Viktoria Demchenko	41.707 s 41.730 s	1:+0.627 s
13	Raluca Strămăturaru	41.820 s 41.643 s	1:+0.653 s
14th	Sandra Robatscher	41.726 s 41.793 s	1:+0.709 s
15th	Kendija Aparjode	41.785 s 41.738 s	1:+0.713 s
16	Ekaterina Katnikova	42.142 s 41.647 s	1:+0.979 s
17th	Ewa Kuls-Kusyk	41.996 s 42.008 s	1:+1.194 s
18th	Katarína Šimoňáková	42.212 s 41.981 s	1:+1.383 s
19th	Olena Stetskiv	41.917 s 42.546 s	1:+1.653 s
20th	Mihaela-Carmen Manolescu	42.531 s 42.395 s	1:+2.116 s
21st	Daria Obratov	43.236 s 42.826 s	1:+3.252 s
22nd	Dania Obratov	43.211 s 43.112 s	1:+3.513 s
23	Danielle Louise Scott	45.036 s 42.795 s	1:+5.021 s
24	Elsa Desmond	42.911 s 45.681 s	1:+5.782 s
DNF	Klaudia Domaradzka

Men's single seaters

Semjon Pavlitschenko, European champion in the men's singles

Roman Repilow, Semyon Pavlitschenko, Kristers Aparjods

space	athlete	Terms	time
01	Semyon Pavlichenko	43.231  s 42.972 s	1: 26.203 minutes
02	Roman Repilow	43.188 s 43.059 s	1:+0.044 s
03	Kristers Aparjods	43.290 s 43.094 s	1:+0.181 s
04th	Reinhard Egger	43.259 s 43.140 s	1:+0.196 s
05	Johannes Ludwig	43,302 s 43,143 s	1:+0.242 s
06th	David Gleirscher	43.398 s 43.078 s	1:+0.273 s
07th	Felix Hole	43.290 s 43.191 s	1:+0.278 s
08th	Dominik Fischnaller	43.362 s 43.214 s	1:+0.373 s
09	Chris Eissler	43.386 s 43.269 s	1:+0.452 s
10	Inārs Kivlenieks	43.605 s 43.170 s	1:+0.572 s
11	Sebastian Bley	43.412 s 43.375 s	1:+0.584 s
12	Artūrs Dārznieks	43.396 s 43.510 s	1:+0.703 s
13	Jonas Müller	43.447 s 43.514 s	1:+0.758 s
14th	Riks Rozītis	43.383 s 43.598 s	1:+0.778 s
15th	Stepan Fyodorov	43.491 s 43.577 s	1:+0.865 s
16	Kevin Fischnaller	43.447 s 43.625 s	1:+0.869 s
17th	Mateusz Sochowicz	43.565 s 43.508 s	1:+0.870 s
18th	Jozef Ninis	43,519 s 43,560 s	1:+0.876 s
19th	Alexander Gorbazewitsch	44.140 s 43.240 s	1:+1.177 s
20th	Maciej Kurowski	43.682 s 43.699 s	1:+1.178 s
21st	Valentin Crețu	43.915 s 43.726 s	1:+1.438 s
22nd	Svante Kohala	43.991 s 43.863 s	1:+1.651 s
23	Andrij Mandsij	44.227 s 44.010 s	1:+2.034 s
24	Michael Lejsek	44.395 s 44.463 s	1:+2.665 s
25th	Žiga Biruš
26th	Jakub Šimoňák
DNF	Anton Dukatsch
DNF	Wolfgang Kindl
DNF	Theodor Andrei Turea
DSQ	Pavel Angelow

Two-seater

Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt, European champions in doubles

Toni Eggert / Sascha Benecken, Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt, Andris Šics / Juris Šics

space	athlete	Terms	time
01	Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt	40.963  s 40.988 s	1: 21.951  minutes
02	Toni Eggert / Sascha Benecken	41.154 s 40.997 s	1:+0.200 s
03	Andris Šics / Juris Šics	41.159 s 41.115 s	1:+0.323 s
04th	Thomas Steu / Lorenz Koller	41.232 s 41.269 s	1:+0.550 s
05	Alexander Denisjew / Wladislaw Antonow	41.275 s 41.414 s	1:+0.738 s
06th	Kristens Putins / Imants Marcinkēvičs	41.199 s 41.540 s	1:+0.788 s
07th	Emanuel Rieder / Simon Kainzwaldner	41.425 s 41.352 s	1:+0.826 s
08th	Oskars Gudramovičs / Pēteris Kalniņš	41.332 s 41.510 s	1:+0.891 s
09	Vsevolod Kaschkin / Konstantin Korschunow	41.493 s 41.459 s	1:+1.001 s
10	Vladislav Yushakov / Yuri Prokhorov	41.290 s 41.814 s	1:+1.153 s
11	Ihor Stachiw / Andrij Lyssezkyj	41.919 s 42.084 s	1:+2.052 s
12	Filip Vejdělek / Zdeněk Pěkný	42.534 s 42.492 s	1:+3.075 s
13	Robin Geueke / David Gamm	41.330 s 44.200 s	1:+3.579 s
14th	Wojciech Jerzy Chmielewski / Jakub Kowalewski	48.028 s 41.471 s	1:+7.548 s
DSQ	Ivan Nagler / Fabian Malleier

Team relay

Team relay Italy: Ivan Nagler, Fabian Malleier, Andrea Vötter, Dominik Fischnaller

Team relay Germany, team relay Italy, team relay Latvia

space	athlete	time
01	Italy Andrea Vötter Dominik Fischnaller Ivan Nagler Fabian Malleier	2: 22.827  minutes
02	Germany Natalie Geisenberger Johannes Ludwig Tobias Wendl Tobias Arlt	1:+0.116 s
03	Latvia Elīza Cauce Inārs Kivlenieks Andris Šics Juris Šics	1:+0.429 s
04th	Austria Madeleine Egle David Gleirscher Thomas Steu Lorenz Koller ( Luge )	1:+0.801 s
05	Russia Tatiana Iwanowa Semyon Pavlitschenko Alexander Denisjew Vladislav Antonov	1:+0.837 s
06th	Poland Ewa Kuls-Kusyk Mateusz Sochowicz Wojciech Jerzy Chmielewski Jakub Kowalewski	1:+1.876 s
07th	Ukraine Olena Stezkiw Anton Dukatsch Ihor Stachiw Andrij Lyssezkyj	1:+2.437 s

Medal table

space	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Germany	2	3	1	5
2	Russia	1	1	0	3
3	Italy	1	0	0	1
4th	Latvia	0	0	3	0

Web links

Commons : 2019 Luge World Cup and European Championships in Oberhof  - Collection of images

• European Luge Championships 2019 on the website of the Fédération Internationale de Luge de Course

References and comments

1. ↑ In addition to the World Cup 2019, Oberhof also gets the 50th European Luge Championship. In: mdr.de. Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk , April 27, 2018, accessed on April 28, 2018 . 
2. ↑ For the team relay, the respective head coach usually nominates the best placed woman, the best placed man and the best placed two-seater pair of the respective competitions.
3. ↑ ^{a b} In the Luge Nations Cup, athletes who do not belong to the seeded group must qualify for the World Cup races. If they do not succeed in this qualification, they will be placed at the end of the ranking for the European Championship ranking in the order of their Nations Cup placement.