Luge World Championships 2011
The 42nd FIL World Luge Championships were held from January 29th to 30th, 2011 in Cesana , Italy .
Results
Women, single-seaters
space | athlete | nation | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Tatjana Huefner | Germany | 46,976 (1) 46,993 (1) |
1: 33.969 |
2 | Natalie Geisenberger | Germany | 47,027 (2) 47,216 (2) |
+ 0.274 |
3 | Alex Gough | Canada | 47,051 (3) 47,362 (6) |
+ 0.444 |
4th | Nina Reithmayer | Austria | 47,174 (4) 47,296 (4) |
+ 0.501 |
5 | Anke Wischnewski | Germany | 47,328 (6) 47,263 (3) |
+ 0.622 |
6th | Carina Schwab | Germany | 47,227 (5) 47,431 (7) |
+ 0.689 |
7th | Veronika Halder | Austria | 47,374 (7) 47,573 (10) |
+ 0.978 |
8th | Martina Kocher | Switzerland | 47,475 (10) 47,539 (8) |
+ 1,045 |
9 | Alexandra Rodionova | Russia | 47,472 (9) 47,569 (9) |
+ 1,072 |
10 | Sandra Gasparini | Italy | 47,461 (8) 47,670 (11) |
+ 1,162 |
11 | Tatiana Ivanova | Russia | 47,532 (11) 47,714 (12) |
+ 1,277 |
12 | Julia Clukey | United States | 47,667 (12) 47,730 (13) |
+ 1,428 |
13 | Arianne Jones | Canada | 47,773 (15) 47,775 (14) |
+ 1,579 |
14th | Erin Hamlin | United States | 48,234 (18) 47,326 (5) |
+ 1,591 |
15th | Veronika Sabolová | Slovakia | 47,900 (16) 47,934 (15) |
+ 1,865 |
16 | Ksenia Tsyplakova | Russia | 47,760 (13) 48,134 (18) |
+ 1,925 |
17th | Ashley Walden | United States | 48.162 (17) 48.003 (16) |
+ 2,196 |
18th | Raluca Strămăturaru | Romania | 48,540 (19) 48,325 (18) |
+ 2,896 |
19th | Maija Tīruma | Latvia | 47,764 (14) 49,415 (20) |
+ 3,210 |
20th | Violeta Strămăturaru | Romania | 48,954 (20) 48,857 (19) |
+3,842 |
Not qualified for the 2nd round | ||||
21st | Morgane Villien | France | 49,303 (21) | |
22nd | Maryna Halajjjan | Ukraine | 49,316 (22) | |
23 | Natalia Khorjowa | Russia | 50,572 (23) | |
24 | Mihaela Chiraș | Romania | 51,153 (24) | |
Morgane Bonnefoy | France | DNF | ||
Ewelina Staszulonek | Poland | DSQ |
Date: January 29, 2011
Tatjana Hüfner won her third individual gold medal and Natalie Geisenberger her third individual silver medal at world championships. Alex Gough's bronze medal was the first ever medal for a Canadian female luge competitor.
The French Morgane Bonnefoy fell badly in the first round. She was hospitalized with a suspected broken thigh.
Men, single-seaters
space | athlete | nation | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Armin Zöggeler | Italy | 51,568 (2) 51,970 (1) |
1: 43.538 |
2 | Felix Hole | Germany | 51,511 (1) 52,048 (2) |
+ 0.021 |
3 | Andi Langenhan | Germany | 51,827 (4) 52,186 (4) |
+ 0.475 |
4th | David Möller | Germany | 51,803 (3) 52,318 (10) |
+ 0.583 |
5 | Reinhold Rainer | Italy | 52,036 (8) 52,135 (3) |
+ 0.633 |
6th | Daniel Pfister | Austria | 51,957 (6) 52,219 (6) |
+ 0.638 |
7th | Jan Eichhorn | Germany | 51,940 (5) 52,284 (8) |
+ 0.686 |
8th | Wolfgang Kindl | Austria | 52,026 (7) 52,241 (7) |
+ 0.729 |
9 | Viktor Kneib | Russia | 52,245 (12) 52,200 (5) |
+ 0.907 |
10 | Mārtiņš Rubenis | Latvia | 52,160 (9) 52,322 (11) |
+ 0.944 |
11 | Reinhard Egger | Austria | 52,227 (10) 52,403 (15) |
+ 1,092 |
12 | David Mair | Italy | 52,278 (13) 52,362 (12) |
+ 1,102 |
12 | Bengt Walden | United States | 52,335 (19) 52,305 (9) |
+ 1,102 |
14th | Manuel Pfister | Austria | 52,279 (14) 52,417 (17) |
+ 1,158 |
15th | Gregory Carigiet | Switzerland | 52,241 (11) 52,486 (21) |
+ 1,189 |
16 | Samuel Edney | Canada | 52,329 (17) 52,414 (16) |
+ 1,205 |
17th | Jozef Ninis | Slovakia | 52,324 (16) 52,421 (19) |
+ 1,207 |
18th | Jeff Christie | Canada | 52,341 (20) 52,461 (20) |
+ 1,264 |
19th | Maciej Kurowski | Poland | 52,436 (21) 52,383 (13) |
+ 1,281 |
20th | Yevgeny Voskressensky | Russia | 52,323 (15) 52,611 (23) |
+ 1,396 |
21st | Inārs Kivlenieks | Latvia | 52,551 (24) 52,398 (14) |
+ 1,411 |
22nd | Brendan captain | Canada | 52,562 (25) 52,419 (18) |
+ 1,443 |
23 | Christopher Mazdzer | United States | 52,515 (23) 52,563 (22) |
+ 1,540 |
24 | Thor Haug Norbech | Norway | 52,330 (18) 53,233 (25) |
+ 2,025 |
25th | Semyon Pavlichenko | Russia | 52,460 (22) 53,162 (24) |
+ 2,084 |
Not qualified for the 2nd round | ||||
26th | Jo Alexander Koppang | Norway | 52,631 (26) | |
27 | Andriy Mandziy | Ukraine | 52,905 (27) | |
28 | Tonnes Stang Rolfsen | Norway | 52,907 (28) | |
29 | Ondřej Hyman | Czech Republic | 53,128 (29) | |
30th | Valentin Crețu | Romania | 53,187 (30) | |
31 | Andrij Kis | Ukraine | 53,202 (31) | |
32 | Albert Demchenko | Russia | 53,325 (32) | |
33 | Bogdan Macovei | Moldova | 53,425 (33) | |
34 | Karol Stuchlák | Slovakia | 54,142 (34) | |
35 | Hidenari Kanayama | Japan | 54,154 (35) | |
36 | Bruno Banani | Tonga | 55,698 (36) | |
37 | Danej Navrboc | Slovenia | 56,740 (37) |
Date: January 29, 2011
Armin Zöggeler was just behind after the first round, but won with a strong second run in the end just ahead of Felix Loch and remained unbeaten on his home track. Loch also won a medal in his third World Cup participation, this time silver after two gold medals.
Two-seater
space | athlete | nation | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Andreas Linger | Austria | 46,668 (1) 46,612 (1) |
1: 33.280 |
2 | Christian Oberstolz | Italy | 46,752 (2) 46,760 (2) |
+ 0.232 |
3 | Andris Šics | Latvia | 46,909 (4) 46,819 (3) |
+ 0.448 |
4th | Vladislav Yushakov | Russia | 43,919 (5) 43,962 (4) |
+ 0.459 |
5 | Ludwig Rieder | Italy | 47,041 (8) 47,017 (8) |
+ 0.778 |
6th | Hans Peter Fischnaller | Italy | 47,017 (7) 47,054 (9) |
+ 0.791 |
7th | Matt Mortensen | United States | 47,055 (9) 47,072 (10) |
+ 0.847 |
8th | Tristan Walker | Canada | 47,163 (12) 46,983 (5) |
+ 0.866 |
9 | Ronny Pietrasik | Germany | 47,145 (11) 47,006 (7) |
+ 0.871 |
10 | Toni Eggert | Germany | 47,199 (14) 46,994 (6) |
+ 0.913 |
11 | Christian Niccum | United States | 46,955 (6) 47,253 (12) |
+ 0.928 |
12 | Mikhail Kuzmich | Russia | 47,167 (13) 47,149 (11) |
+ 1,036 |
13 | Ivan Newmerzhizky | Russia | 47,081 (10) 47,307 (14) |
+1,108 |
14th | Peter Penz | Austria | 46,757 (3) 47,917 (16) |
+ 1,394 |
15th | Ján Harniš | Slovakia | 47,504 (16) 47,299 (13) |
+ 1,523 |
16 | Antonín Brož | Czech Republic | 47,470 (15) 47,343 (15) |
+ 1,533 |
17th | Paul Ifrim | Romania | 47,603 (17) 48,426 (17) |
+ 2,749 |
Not qualified for the 2nd round | ||||
18th | Artur Petyniak | Poland | 48,237 (19) | |
19th | Cosmin Chetroiu | Romania | 48,250 (20) | |
Tobias Wendl | Germany | DNF |
Date: 1st run January 29, 2011, 2nd run January 30, 2011
The brothers Andreas Linger and Wolfgang Linger won their second title on the track in Cesana. Before that, they won the 2006 Olympic Games in the same place.
German doubles went without a medal for the first time since 1996. The leading duo in the World Cup, Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt , fell in the first run and was unable to start the second run due to an injury.
team
The competition in the team relay was initially canceled due to technical problems, rescheduled and finally canceled. In four of the eleven started relays, the starter gate did not open after the attack. In the case of two other relays, the timing did not stop at the finish. The run was then canceled and should be restarted three hours later - after the technical problems have been resolved. But since problems arose again during the first season, the competition was finally canceled. The day after the cancellation, the FIL technology partner took responsibility for the breakdowns.
The course of the competition was also a major setback in the FIL's efforts to include the team relay in the program of the 2014 Winter Olympics . The IOC , however, spoke Although in October 2010 for inclusion in the final decision postponed to observe the discipline in terms attractiveness and feasibility. The positive decision was finally made in April 2011.
Medal table
space | country | gold | silver | bronze | total |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Germany | 1 | 2 | 1 | 4th |
2 | Italy | 1 | 1 | - | 2 |
3 | Austria | 1 | - | - | 1 |
4th | Canada | - | - | 1 | 1 |
Latvia | - | - | 1 | 1 | |
total | 3 | 3 | 3 | 9 |
Web links
- Result side of FIL (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ "Alex Gough takes first medal in the women's singles for Canada" website of the FIL. Retrieved February 1, 2011. (English page)
- ↑ "Bonnefoy: Suspected Breach" Sports 1 website. Retrieved February 1, 2011.
- ↑ "Tobogganing: BSD double without medal" ( Memento of the original from April 2, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. BSD website. Retrieved February 1, 2011.
- ↑ "Tobogganing: BSD double without medal / relay competition canceled" ( Memento of the original from April 2, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. BSD website. Retrieved February 1, 2011.
- ^ "World Championship Team Relay Event canceled due to technical problems" FIL website. Retrieved February 1, 2011. (English page)
- ^ "Software and hardware developer takes responsibility for relay breakdowns" website of the FIL. Retrieved February 1, 2011.
- ↑ New medal chance for Austria website from sport.orf.at. Retrieved February 10, 2012.