Luge World Championships 2012
The 43rd FIL World Luge Championships were held from February 6th to 12th, 2012 on the sled and bobsled run in Altenberg in the Ore Mountains .
The world championship was awarded to Altenberg by the world federation FIL in June 2008 after its only competitor, the Whistler Mountain artificial ice rink , withdrew its candidacy. After 1996 the title fights took place in Altenberg for the second time.
Results
Women, single-seaters
space | athlete | nation | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Tatjana Huefner | Germany | 52.183 (2) 52.198 (1) |
1: 44.381 |
2 | Tatiana Ivanova | Russia | 52.161 (1) 52.321 (2) |
+ 0.101 |
3 | Natalie Geisenberger | Germany | 52.407 (4) 52.377 (3) |
+ 0.403 |
4th | Alex Gough | Canada | 52.394 (3) 52.424 (4) |
+ 0.437 |
5 | Corinna Martini | Germany | 52.503 (5) 52.452 (5) |
+ 0.574 |
6th | Anke Wischnewski | Germany | 52.503 (5) 52.506 (6) |
+ 0.628 |
7th | Dayna Clay | Canada | 52.716 (8) 52.656 (9) |
+ 0.991 |
8th | Nina Reithmayer | Austria | 52.830 (11) 52.649 (8) |
+ 1.098 |
9 | Sandra Gasparini | Italy | 52.748 (9) 52.769 (10) |
+ 1.136 |
10 | Arianne Jones | Canada | 52.617 (7) 52.904 (14) |
+ 1.140 |
11 | Alexandra Rodionova | Russia | 52.792 (10) 52.796 (11) |
+ 1.207 |
12 | Erin Hamlin | United States | 53.031 (13) 52.558 (7) |
+ 1.208 |
13 | Natalia Khorjowa | Russia | 52.896 (12) 52.840 (12) |
+ 1.355 |
14th | Martina Kocher | Switzerland | 53.246 (16) 52.867 (13) |
+ 1.732 |
15th | Maija Tīruma | Latvia | 53.207 (15) 52.959 (15) |
+ 1.785 |
16 | Birgit Platzer | Austria | 53.090 (14) 53.227 (17) |
+ 1.936 |
17th | Maryna Halajjjan | Ukraine | 53.343 (19) 53.142 (16) |
+ 2.104 |
18th | Raluca Strămăturaru | Romania | 53.274 (17) 53.506 (18) |
+ 2.399 |
19th | Ewa Kuls | Poland | 53.423 (20) 53.521 (19) |
+ 2.563 |
Viera Gbúrová | Slovakia | 53,313 (18) DNF |
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Not qualified for the 2nd round | ||||
20th | Mona Wabnigg | Austria | 53,449 (21) | |
21st | Morgane Bonnefoy | France | 53.837 (22) | |
22nd | Daria Obratov | Croatia | 55,043 (23) | |
23 | Choi Eun-ju | South Korea | 55.973 (24) | |
24 | Elīza Tīruma | Latvia | 55.974 (25) |
Date: February 12, 2012
Tatjana Hüfner won her fourth individual gold medal at the Luge World Championships, drawing level with Margit Schumann and Sylke Otto .
Tatiana Iwanowa set a new track record with 52.161 seconds.
Men, single-seaters
space | athlete | nation | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Felix Hole | Germany | 53.590 (1) 53.742 (1) |
1: 47.332 |
2 | Albert Demchenko | Russia | 53.840 (3) 53.820 (2) |
+ 0.328 |
3 | Armin Zöggeler | Italy | 53.821 (2) 53.925 (3) |
+ 0.414 |
4th | Johannes Ludwig | Germany | 53.873 (4) 54.010 (5) |
+ 0.551 |
5 | Andi Langenhan | Germany | 53.904 (5) 54,000 (4) |
+ 0.572 |
6th | David Möller | Germany | 54.019 (6) 54.130 (6) |
+ 0.817 |
7th | Samuel Edney | Canada | 54.342 (9) 54.280 (7) |
+ 1.290 |
8th | David Mair | Italy | 54.318 (8) 54.344 (8) |
+ 1.330 |
9 | Yevgeny Voskressensky | Russia | 54.279 (7) 54.452 (13) |
+ 1.399 |
10 | Manuel Pfister | Austria | 54.382 (10) 54.353 (9) |
+ 1.403 |
11 | Dominik Fischnaller | Italy | 54.456 (14) 54.435 (11) |
+ 1.559 |
12 | Wolfgang Kindl | Austria | 54.516 (17) 54.394 (10) |
+ 1.578 |
13 | Viktor Kneib | Russia | 54.463 (15) 54.448 (12) |
+ 1.579 |
14th | Jozef Ninis | Slovakia | 54.399 (11) 54.518 (16) |
+ 1.585 |
15th | Gregory Carigiet | Switzerland | 54.424 (12) 54.537 (18) |
+ 1.629 |
16 | Inārs Kivlenieks | Latvia | 54.443 (13) 54.524 (17) |
+ 1.635 |
17th | Daniel Pfister | Austria | 54,519 (18) 54,572 (19) |
+ 1.759 |
18th | Jo Alexander Koppang | Norway | 54.492 (16) 54.636 (21) |
+ 1.796 |
19th | Mārtiņš Rubenis | Latvia | 54.713 (19) 54.512 (14) |
+ 1.893 |
20th | Stepan Fyodorov | Russia | 54.716 (20) 54.514 (15) |
+ 1.898 |
21st | Reinhard Egger | Austria | 54.748 (21) 54.660 (22) |
+ 2.076 |
22nd | Chris Mazdzer | United States | 54.896 (22) 54.625 (20) |
+ 2.189 |
23 | Ondřej Hyman | Czech Republic | 54.960 (23) 54.788 (23) |
+ 2.416 |
24 | Thor Haug Norbech | Norway | 55.033 (24) 54.865 (24) |
+ 2.566 |
25th | Adam Rosen | United Kingdom | 55.112 (25) 54.972 (25) |
+ 2.752 |
Not qualified for the 2nd round | ||||
26th | Maciej Kurowski | Poland | 55.114 (26) | |
27 | Valentin Crețu | Romania | 55.185 (27) | |
28 | Tonnes Stang Rolfsen | Norway | 55,254 (28) | |
29 | Kristaps Maurins | Latvia | 55,406 (29) | |
30th | Jakub Hyman | Czech Republic | 55,656 (30) | |
31 | Andriy Mandziy | Ukraine | 55.717 (31) | |
32 | Andriy Kis | Ukraine | 55.728 (32) | |
33 | Danej Navrboc | Slovenia | 56.037 (33) | |
34 | Bruno Banani | Tonga | 56,326 (34) | |
35 | Hidenari Kanayama | Japan | 56,390 (35) | |
36 | Bogdan Macovei | Moldova | 56.886 (36) | |
37 | Pavel Angelow | Bulgaria | 57.224 (37) |
Date: February 11, 2012
Felix Loch won his third World Cup gold medal. For the Russian Luge Association, Albert Demchenko's silver medal was the first ever at the World Luge Championships. After six gold and three silver medals, Armin Zöggeler won his first bronze and a total of tenth world championship medal in the single seater.
Two-seater
space | athlete | nation | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Andreas Linger | Austria | 41.727 (1) 41.717 (1) |
1: 23.444 |
2 | Toni Eggert | Germany | 41.842 (3) 41.822 (3) |
+ 0.220 |
3 | Peter Penz | Austria | 41.870 (5) 41.806 (2) |
+ 0.232 |
4th | Tobias Wendl | Germany | 41.837 (2) 41.846 (4) |
+ 0.239 |
5 | Vladislav Yushakov | Russia | 41.852 (4) 41.921 (5) |
+ 0.329 |
6th | Christian Oberstolz | Italy | 41.936 (7) 41.985 (6) |
+ 0.477 |
7th | Ivan Newmerzhizky | Russia | 41.884 (6) 42.234 (14) |
+ 0.674 |
8th | Hans Peter Fischnaller | Italy | 42.136 (9) 42.098 (8) |
+ 0.790 |
9 | Andris Šics | Latvia | 42.180 (10) 42.080 (7) |
+ 0.816 |
10 | Oskars Gudramovičs | Latvia | 42.082 (8) 42.258 (15) |
+ 0.896 |
11 | Christian Niccum | United States | 42.317 (15) 42.126 (9) |
+ 0.999 |
12 | Alexandr Denisyev | Russia | 42.267 (12) 42.212 (13) |
+ 1.035 |
13 | Tristan Walker | Canada | 42,306 (14) 42,189 (11) |
+ 1.051 |
14th | Matt Mortensen | United States | 42.305 (13) 42.195 (12) |
+ 1.056 |
15th | Lukáš Brož | Czech Republic | 42.257 (11) 42.259 (16) |
+ 1.072 |
16 | Ronny Pietrasik | Germany | 42.420 (17) 42.160 (10) |
+ 1,533 |
17th | Paul Ifrim | Romania | 42.415 (16) 42.365 (17) |
+ 1.336 |
18th | Ludwig Rieder | Italy | 42.454 (18) 42.388 (18) |
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Not qualified for the 2nd round | ||||
19th | Andrejs Berze | Latvia | 42,457 (19) | |
20th | Marek Solčanský | Slovakia | 42,533 (20) | |
21st | Luca Hunziker | Switzerland | 42.775 (21) | |
22nd | Ivan Vynnytskyy | Ukraine | 43,031 (22) | |
23 | Matěj Kvíčala | Czech Republic | 43,041 (23) | |
24 | Ján Harniš | Slovakia | 43.432 (24) | |
25th | Jin-yong Park | South Korea | 43.618 (25) | |
26th | Arthur Petyniak | Poland | 49.164 (26) | |
27 | Ioan Codarcea | Romania | 1: 01.811 (27) |
Date: February 10, 2012
For the brothers Andreas and Wolfgang Linger it was the third world championship title after 2003 and 2011. It was the ninth world championship gold medal for Austria in the doubles.
team
space | nation | athlete | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Germany |
Tatjana Hüfner Felix Loch Eggert / Benecken |
46.323 (1) 47.557 (1) 48.123 (4) |
2: 22.003 |
2 | Russia |
Tatiana Iwanowa Albert Demtschenko Yuschakow / Machnutin |
46.332 (2) 47.780 (3) 47.980 (2) |
+0.089 |
3 | Canada |
Alex Gough Samuel Edney Walker / Snith |
46.447 (3) 47.781 (4) 48.176 (6) |
+0.401 |
4th | Austria |
Nina Reithmayer Manuel Pfister Linger / Linger |
46.779 (5) 48.135 (8) 47.822 (1) |
+0.733 |
5 | Italy |
Sandra Gasparini Armin Zoeggeler Oberstolz / Gruber |
46.940 (6) 47.774 (2) 48.032 (3) |
+0.743 |
6th | United States |
Erin Hamlin Chris Mazdzer Niccum / Terdiman |
46.657 (4) 48.268 (9) 48.243 (7) |
+1.165 |
7th | Latvia |
Maija Tīruma Inārs Kivlenieks Šics / Šics |
47.150 (7) 47.792 (5) 48.171 (5) |
+1.290 |
8th | Switzerland |
Martina Kocher Gregory Carigiet Hunziker / Maag |
47.478 (9) 48.080 (7) 49.151 (10) |
+2,706 |
9 | Slovakia |
Viera Gbúrová Jozef Ninis Solčanský / Stuchlák |
47.822 (12) 48.041 (6) 48.910 (8) |
+2.770 |
10 | Romania |
Raluca Strămăturaru Valentin Crețu Ifrim / Anghel |
47.525 (10) 48.589 (11) 48.960 (9) |
+3.071 |
11 | Poland |
Ewa Kuls Maciej Kurowski Petyniak / Wanielista |
47.649 (11) 48.420 (10) 49.382 (11) |
+3.448 |
12 | Ukraine |
Maryna Halajdschjan Andriy Mandziy Vynnytskyy / Fitel |
47.380 (8) 49.176 (12) 49.691 (12) |
+2,706 |
13 | South Korea |
Sung Eun-Ryung Kim Min Kyu Park / Ryu |
48.459 (13) 1: 06.986 (13) 52.365 (13) |
+25,807 |
Date: February 12, 2012
Medal table
space | country | gold | silver | bronze | total |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Germany | 3 | 1 | 1 | 5 |
2 | Austria | 1 | - | 1 | 2 |
3 | Russia | - | 3 | - | 3 |
4th | Italy | - | - | 1 | 1 |
Canada | - | - | 1 | 1 | |
total | 4th | 4th | 4th | 12 |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Tobogganing - World Championships: Altenberg wins the 2012 Toboggan World Championships
- ^ Silver for Tatiana Ivanova - Natalie Geisenberger earns bronze medal . FIL . February 12, 2012. Retrieved February 13, 2012.
- ↑ 10th World Champion medal for Zoeggeler - Demchenko claimes historic silver medal . FIL . February 11, 2012. Retrieved February 13, 2012.
- ^ Silver medal to Eggert-Benecken - Penz-Fischler happy about bronze . FIL . February 10, 2012. Retrieved February 13, 2012.