Luge World Championships 2013
The 43rd FIL World Championships in luge was on 1 and 2 February 2013, Whistler Sliding Center in Canada's Whistler , British Columbia played.
The title fights were awarded by the world association FIL on June 20, 2009 at the 57th FIL Congress in Liberec to the only applicant, Whistler.
The most successful team was Germany, which won eight of the twelve medals and all world championship titles.
Results
Women, single-seaters
space | athlete | nation | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Natalie Geisenberger | Germany | 36.688 (1) 36.740 (1) |
1: 13.428 |
2 | Tatjana Huefner | Germany | 36.787 (2) 36.747 (2) |
+ 0.106 |
3 | Alex Gough | Canada | 36.788 (3) 36.758 (3) |
+ 0.118 |
4th | Anke Wischnewski | Germany | 36.812 (4) 36.846 (4) |
+ 0.230 |
5 | Aileen Frisch | Germany | 36.959 (7) 36.856 (5) |
+ 0.387 |
6th | Erin Hamlin | United States | 36.924 (5) 36.932 (6) |
+ 0.428 |
7th | Kimberley McRae | Canada | 36.977 (10) 36.962 (7) |
+ 0.511 |
8th | Arianne Jones | Canada | 36.964 (8) 36.985 (8) |
+ 0.521 |
9 | Julia Clukey | United States | 36.996 (11) 36.988 (10) |
+ 0.556 |
10 | Eliza Tiruma | Latvia | 36.939 (6) 37.056 (14) |
+ 0.567 |
11 | Martina Kocher | Switzerland | 37.042 (12) 36.986 (9) |
+ 0.600 |
12 | Alexandra Rodionova | Russia | 36.973 (9) 37.067 (15) |
+ 0.612 |
13 | Nina Reithmayer | Austria | 37.058 (13) 37.019 (11) |
+ 0.649 |
14th | Kate Hansen | United States | 37.072 (16) 37.020 (12) |
+ 0.664 |
15th | Tatiana Ivanova | Russia | 37.100 (18) 37.029 (13) |
+ 0.701 |
16 | Ekaterina Baturina | Russia | 37.061 (15) 37.072 (16) |
+ 0.705 |
17th | Sandra Gasparini | Italy | 37.081 (17) 37.115 (19) |
+ 0.768 |
18th | Raluca Strămăturaru | Romania | 37.060 (14) 37.150 (20) |
+ 0.782 |
19th | Jordan Smith | Canada | 37.141 (19) 37.103 (17) |
+ 0.816 |
20th | Mona Wabnigg | Austria | 37.236 (20) 37.110 (18) |
+ 0.918 |
Not qualified for the 2nd round | ||||
21st | Natalia Khorjowa | Russia | 37.246 (21) | |
22nd | Emily Sweeney | United States | 37.251 (22) | |
23 | Birgit Platzer | Austria | 37.312 (23) | |
24 | Ewa Kuls | Poland | 37,338 (24) | |
25th | Morgane Bonnefoy | France | 37.441 (25) | |
26th | Maryna Halajjjan | Ukraine | 37.497 (26) | |
27 | Anastasia Polusytok | Ukraine | 37,572 (27) | |
28 | Daria Obratov | Croatia | 37.821 (28) | |
29 | Sung Eun-Ryung | South Korea | 38,086 (29) |
Date: February 2, 2013
Natalie Geisenberger wins her first gold medal at world championships. The Slovak Viera Gbúrová and the Ukrainian Olena Shkhumova could not finish the first round . Geisenberger set the start record of 3,348 seconds and the track record of 36.688 seconds. For the first time in the women's championship run, the German team managed to get four starters into the top five.
Men, single-seaters
space | athlete | nation | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Felix Hole | Germany | 48.133 (1) 48.242 (1) |
1: 36.375 |
2 | Andi Langenhan | Germany | 48.316 (2) 48.434 (4) |
+ 0.375 |
3 | Johannes Ludwig | Germany | 48.338 (3) 48.437 (5) |
+ 0.400 |
4th | David Möller | Germany | 48.424 (4) 48.362 (3) |
+ 0.411 |
5 | Samuel Edney | Canada | 48.446 (5) 48.350 (2) |
+ 0.421 |
6th | Chris Mazdzer | United States | 48.581 (8) 48.543 (6) |
+ 0.749 |
7th | Albert Demchenko | Russia | 48.578 (7) 48.552 (7) |
+ 0.755 |
8th | Wolfgang Kindl | Austria | 48.573 (6) 48.596 (10) |
+ 0.794 |
9 | Inārs Kivlenieks | Latvia | 48.622 (10) 48.559 (8) |
+ 0.806 |
10 | Daniel Pfister | Austria | 48.602 (9) 48; 654 (13) |
+ 0.881 |
11 | Jo Alexander Koppang | Norway | 48.695 (13) 48.608 (11) |
+ 0.928 |
12 | Mārtiņš Rubenis | Latvia | 48.675 (11) 48.653 (12) |
+ 0.953 |
13 | Gregory Carigiet | Switzerland | 48.699 (14) 48.663 (14) |
+ 0.987 |
14th | Viktor Kneib | Russia | 48.692 (12) 48.752 (18) |
+ 1.069 |
15th | Jozef Ninis | Slovakia | 48.757 (15) 48.692 (15) |
+ 1.074 |
16 | Dominik Fischnaller | Italy | 48.918 (23) 48.576 (9) |
+ 1.119 |
17th | Taylor Morris | United States | 48.763 (16) 48.780 (20) |
+ 1.168 |
18th | David Mair | Italy | 48.793 (17) 48.771 (19) |
+ 1.189 |
19th | Ondřej Hyman | Czech Republic | 48.894 (21) 48.709 (16) |
+ 1.228 |
20th | Manuel Pfister | Austria | 48.889 (20) 48.780 (20) |
+ 1.294 |
21st | Reinhard Egger | Austria | 48.965 (25) 48.712 (17) |
+ 1.302 |
22nd | Thor Haug Norbech | Norway | 48.869 (18) 48.855 (22) |
+ 1.349 |
23 | Adam Rosen | United Kingdom | 48.878 (19) 48.884 (23) |
+ 1.387 |
24 | John Fennell | Canada | 48.915 (22) 48.968 (24) |
+ 1.508 |
25th | Mitchel Malyk | Canada | 48.935 (24) 49.005 (25) |
+ 1.565 |
Not qualified for the 2nd round | ||||
26th | Kristaps Maurins | Latvia | 48.966 (26) | |
27 | Aleksander Peretyagin | Russia | 48,995 (27) | |
28 | Bruno Banani | Tonga | 49.026 (28) | |
29 | Andriy Mandziy | Ukraine | 49.075 (29) | |
30th | Maciej Kurowski | Poland | 49.099 (30) | |
31 | Tonnes Stang Rolfsen | Norway | 49,120 (31) | |
32 | Valentin Crețu | Romania | 49,201 (32) | |
Andrij Kis | Ukraine | 49,201 (32) | ||
34 | Danej Navrboc | Slovenia | 49,307 (34) | |
35 | Hidenari Kanayama | Japan | 49.584 (35) | |
36 | Pavel Angelow | Bulgaria | 49.968 (36) | |
37 | Tilen Sirse | Slovenia | 50.001 (37) | |
38 | Kim Dong-Hyeon | South Korea | 50.375 (38) | |
39 | Stanislav Benyov | Bulgaria | 50,590 (39) | |
40 | Semyon Pavlichenko | Russia | 51.791 (40) | |
41 | Imre Pulai | Hungary | 52.512 (41) |
Date: February 1, 2013
Felix Loch won his fourth World Cup gold medal. With Andi Langenhan and Johannes Ludwig , two Germans also won silver and bronze. The track record was set by Felix Loch with 48.133 seconds, and Ludwig achieved the starting record of 6.930 seconds.
Two-seater
space | athlete | nation | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Tobias Wendl | Germany | 36.347 (1) 36.495 (1) |
1: 12.842 |
2 | Toni Eggert | Germany | 36.505 (2) 36.537 (2) |
+ 0.200 |
3 | Andreas Linger | Austria | 36.591 (3) 36.677 (4) |
+ 0.426 |
4th | Tristan Walker | Canada | 36.674 (5) 36.672 (3) |
+ 0.504 |
5 | Peter Penz | Austria | 36.693 (7) 36.756 (5) |
+ 0.607 |
6th | Andris Šics | Latvia | 36.682 (6) 36.776 (6) |
+ 0.616 |
7th | Christian Oberstolz | Italy | 36.694 (8) 36.810 (9) |
+ 0.662 |
8th | Vladislav Yushakov | Russia | 36.728 (9) 36.839 (11) |
+ 0.725 |
9 | Ludwig Rieder | Italy | 36.672 (4) 36.896 (14) |
+ 0.726 |
10 | Oskars Gudramovičs | Latvia | 36.774 (10) 36.815 (10) |
+ 0.747 |
11 | Andrei Bogdanov | Russia | 36.823 (12) 36.783 (8) |
+ 0.764 |
12 | Alexandr Denisyev | Russia | 36.831 (14) 36.778 (7) |
+ 0.767 |
13 | Hans Peter Fischnaller | Italy | 36.821 (11) 36.855 (12) |
+ 0.834 |
14th | Matt Mortensen | United States | 36.862 (15) 36.880 (13) |
+ 0.900 |
15th | Lukáš Brož | Czech Republic | 36.825 (13) 36.934 (15) |
+ 0.917 |
16 | Ján Harniš | Slovakia | 37.162 (17) 37.043 (16) |
+ 1,363 |
17th | Matěj Kvíčala | Czech Republic | 37.115 (16) 37.162 (17) |
+ 1.435 |
18th | Patryk Poreba | Poland | 37.267 (18) 37.433 (18) |
+1.858 |
Not qualified for the 2nd round | ||||
19th | Ivan Vynnytskyy | Ukraine | 37.323 (19) | |
20th | Paul Ifrim | Romania | 37.385 (20) | |
21st | Jake Hyrns | United States | 37.424 (21) | |
22nd | Marek Solčanský | Slovakia | 37.497 (22) | |
23 | Jin-yong Park | South Korea | 37.983 (23) |
Date: February 1, 2013
For the doubles Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt it was the first world championship title of their career after the silver medal in 2008. They also got the start and track record.
Team relay
space | nation | athlete | Terms | End time |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Germany |
Natalie Geisenberger Felix Loch Wendl / Arlt |
39.906 (1) 41.926 (1) 41.994 (1) |
2: 03.826 |
2 | Canada |
Alex Gough Samuel Edney Walker / Snith |
40.014 (2) 41.993 (2) 42.265 (4) |
+0.446 |
3 | Latvia |
Maija Tīruma Inārs Kivlenieks Šics / Šics |
40.328 (4) 42.265 (7) 42.261 (3) |
+1.028 |
4th | Austria |
Nina Reithmayer Wolfgang Kindl Linger / Linger |
40.435 (5) 42.173 (3) 42.254 (2) |
+1.036 |
5 | United States |
Erin Hamlin Chris Mazdzer Mortensen / Griffall |
40.224 (3) 42.177 (4) 42.465 (7) |
+1.040 |
6th | Italy |
Sandra Gasparini Dominik Fischnaller Oberstolz / Gruber |
40.544 (7) 42,201 (5) 42.409 (6) |
+1.328 |
7th | Russia |
Alexandra Rodionova Albert Demchenko Yushakov / Machnutin |
40.508 (6) 42.296 (8) 42.389 (5) |
+1.367 |
8th | Poland |
Ewa Kuls Maciej Kurowski Poreba / Mikrut |
40.708 (10) 42.575 (9) 43.054 (8) |
+2.511 |
9 | Slovakia |
Viera Gbúrová Jozef Ninis Harniš / Regec |
40.802 (11) 42,260 (6) 43,767 (9) |
+3.003 |
10 | South Korea |
Sung Eun-Ryung Kim Dong-Hyeon Park / Kwon |
42.045 (12) 44.180 (12) 45.750 (10) |
+8.149 |
11 | Ukraine |
Maryna Halajdschjan Andrij Kis Vynnytskyy / Fitel |
40.601 (9) 42.705 (10) DNF |
|
12 | Romania |
Raluca Strămăturaru Valentin Crețu Ifrim / Anghel |
40.555 (8) 42.945 (11) DNF |
Date: February 2, 2013
Geisenberger, Loch, Wendl and Arlt set a new track record with 2: 03.826 minutes.
Medal table
space | country | gold | silver | bronze | total |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Germany | 4th | 3 | 1 | 8th |
2 | Canada | - | 1 | 1 | 2 |
3 | Austria | - | - | 1 | 1 |
Latvia | - | - | 1 | 1 | |
total | 4th | 4th | 4th | 12 |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Luge - Luge World Championships 2013 will take place in Whistler.
- ↑ German tobogganists clear all titles , ARD Sportschau , February 3, 2013, accessed February 12, 2013
- ↑ 44th FIL World Championships Woman Final . FIL . February 2, 2013. Retrieved February 12, 2013.
- ↑ 44th FIL World Championships Men Final . FIL . February 1, 2013. Retrieved February 12, 2013.
- ↑ 44th FIL World Championships Doubles Final . FIL . February 1, 2013. Retrieved February 12, 2013.
- ↑ 44th FIL World Championships Relay Final . FIL . February 2, 2013. Retrieved February 12, 2013.