Luge World Championships 2019
Luge World Championships 2019 | ||
Men's | Ladies | |
winner | ||
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Single seater | Felix Hole | Natalie Geisenberger |
Two-seater | Eggert / Benecken | |
Sprint the single seater | Jonas Müller | Natalie Geisenberger |
Sprint the two-seater | Eggert / Benecken | |
Single seater (U 23) | Roman Repilow | Julia Taubitz |
Two-seater (U 23) | Kaschkin / Korschunow | |
Team relay | Russia | |
The 48th Luge World Championships were held from January 25th to 27th, 2019 in the Veltins-Eisarena in Winterberg , Germany . The intercontinental title fights organized by the Fédération Internationale de Luge de Course took place in Winterberg for the third time after 1989 and 1991 . There were competitions in the single-seater for men and women, the two-seater, the discipline of the team relayas well as in the sprint of the singles for men and women as well as the doubles. Apart from the team relay and the sprint competitions, two decision runs were carried out each time. The World Championships were the highlight of the 2018/19 World Cup season .
At the end of March 2018, Stephan Pieper, Managing Director of the Veltins-Eisarena Winterberg, announced that Chancellor Angela Merkel will act as patron of the 2019 Luge World Championship.
Award
Lake Placid , Sotschi and Winterberg had applied to host the 2019 Luge World Championships .
The Olympic Winter Games in 1932 and 1980 , the Luge World Championships in 1983 and 2009 and the Bobsleigh and Skeleton World Championships in 2012 have already taken place on the Mount Van Hoevenberg Olympic bobsleigh track . The Sanki Sliding Center in Sochi was the venue for the 2014 Winter Olympics and the 2017 Bobsleigh and Skeleton World Championships. The title fights of the Luge World Championships 1989 and 1991 as well as the Bobsleigh World Championships 1995 and the Bobsleigh and Skeleton World Championships 2015 have already been held in the Winterberger Veltins-Eisarena .
At the 63rd annual congress of the Fédération Internationale de Luge de Course , held in Pyeongchang in June 2015 , Winterberg prevailed against Sochi in the second ballot with 23:15 votes. Lake Placid was eliminated in the first ballot. At the 66th annual congress of the world association FIL in Bratislava, Slovakia (June 2018), the delegates praised the organizer's concept of hosting the Luge World Championships.
Defending champion
In the last World Championships in 2017 at the Olympic Sliding Center Innsbruck won Huefner in the women's singles, Wolfgang Kindl in the men's singles and the doubles pair of Toni Eggert and Sascha Benecken .
In the sprint competitions at the previous world championships on the Austrian track, Erin Hamlin won in the women's singles, Wolfgang Kindl in the men's singles and Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt in the doubles race. Erin Hamlin ended her active career at the end of the 2017/18 season and is therefore the only defending champion not to defend her world title.
Germany won the team relay competition with Tatjana Hüfner, Johannes Ludwig and Toni Eggert / Sascha Benecken.
Participating Nations
Europe (16 nations) | |||
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Asia (2 nations) | |||
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America (3 nations) | |||
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Oceania (1 nation) | |||
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Time schedule
Thursday January 24, 2019
- 6:00 p.m .: Opening ceremony in downtown Winterberg
Friday 25th January 2019
- from 10:00 a.m .: qualification sprint and preliminary runs
- Sprint race final
- 1:40 pm - 2:05 pm: two-seater
- 2: 35–3: 00 pm: women's singles
- 3: 30–3: 55 pm: men's singles
- 7:00 p.m .: Awards ceremony on the market square in Winterberg
Saturday, January 26, 2019
- Men's two-seater
- 11:10 am - 12:10 pm: Run 1
- 12: 40-13: 20 pm: Run 2
- Women's singles
- 2: 20–3: 40 p.m .: Run 1
- 4: 10–4: 50 pm: Run 2
- 7:00 p.m .: Awards ceremony on the market square in Winterberg
Sunday January 27, 2019
- Men's single seaters
- 11: 05-12: 45 clock: Run 1
- 1: 15–2: 10 p.m .: Run 2
- Team relay
- 3: 50–4: 50 pm
- 5:30 p.m .: Awards ceremony in the finish area of the Veltins ice arena
Results
Sprint ratings
Only the 15 best starters of the qualifying races that took place immediately before the valuation races qualified for the World Championship sprint races.
Men's sprint
space | athlete | End time |
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1 | Jonas Müller | 35.835 s |
2 | Felix Hole | 35,859 s |
3 | Semyon Pavlichenko | 35,889 s |
4th | Johannes Ludwig | 35.914 s |
5 | Kristers Aparjods | 35,954 s |
6th | Reinhard Egger | 35.963 s |
7th | Chris Eissler | 35,968 s |
8th | Wolfgang Kindl | 35.988 s |
9 | Kevin Fischnaller | 35.992 s |
10 | Stepan Fyodorov | 36.085 s |
11 | Dominik Fischnaller | 36.094 s |
12 | Riks Rozītis | 36.176 s |
13 | Reid Watts | 36.178 s |
14th | David Gleirscher | 36.498 s |
15th | Alexander Gorbazewitsch | 36.801 s |
Women's sprint
space | sportswoman | End time |
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1 | Natalie Geisenberger | 38.628 s |
2 | Julia Taubitz | 38.635 s |
3 | Dajana Eitberger | 38.668 s |
4th | Emily Sweeney | 38.747 s |
5 | Tatjana Huefner | 38.794 s |
6th | Ekaterina Baturina | 38.801 s |
7th | Tatiana Ivanova | 38,819 s |
8th | Summer Britcher | 38.896 s |
9 | Elīza Cauce | 39.050 s |
10 | Ulla Zirne | 39.065 s |
11 | Kendija Aparjode | 39.237 s |
12 | Andrea Voetter | 39.250 s |
13 | Madeleine Egle | 39.253 s |
14th | Hannah Prock | 39,562 s |
DSQ | Sandra Robatscher |
Sprint the two-seater
space | athlete | End time |
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1 | Toni Eggert / Sascha Benecken | 30.821 s |
2 | Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt | 30.824 s |
3 | Thomas Steu / Lorenz Koller | 30.829 s |
4th | Andris Šics / Juris Šics | 30.868 s |
5 | Christopher Mazdzer / Jayson Terdiman | 30.895 s |
6th | Vsevolod Kaschkin / Konstantin Korschunow | 30.960 s |
7th | Robin Geueke / David Gamm | 30.979 s |
8th | Ludwig Rieder / Patrick Rastner | 30.983 s |
9 | Alexander Denisjew / Wladislaw Antonow | 30,989 s |
10 | Wojciech Chmielewski / Jakub Kowalewski | 31.032 s |
11 | Vladislav Yushakov / Yuri Prokhorov | 31.034 s |
12 | Kristens Putins / Imants Marcinkēvičs | 31.071 s |
13 | Tristan Walker / Justin Snith | 31.102 s |
14th | Emanuel Rieder / Simon Kainzwaldner | 31.173 s |
15th | Jin-yong / Kang Doung Kyu Park | 31,367 s |
Men's single seaters
space | athlete | 1st run | 2nd run | total time | difference | |
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1 | Felix Hole | 52.063 s (1) | 52.187 s (2) | 1: 44.250 minutes | ||
2 | Reinhard Egger | 52.176 s (5) | 52.174 s (1) | 1: 44.350 minutes | +0.100 s | |
3 | Semyon Pavlichenko | 52,112 s (2) | 52.251 s (5) | 1: 44.363 minutes | +0.113 s | |
4th | Johannes Ludwig | 52.170 s (4) | 52.243 s (4) | 1: 44.413 minutes | +0.163 s | |
5 | Chris Eissler | 52.301 s (7) | 52.267 s (7) | 1: 44.568 minutes | +0.318 s | |
6th | Roman Repilow | 52.208 s (6) | 52.369 s (10) | 1: 44.577 minutes | +0.327 s | |
7th | Dominik Fischnaller | 52.335 s (9) | 52.334 s (9) | 1: 44.669 minutes | +0.419 s | |
8th | Wolfgang Kindl | 52.498 s (12) | 52.233 s (3) | 1: 44.731 minutes | +0.481 s | |
9 | Tucker West | 52.303 s (8) | 52.536 s (16) | 1: 44.839 minutes | +0.589 s | |
10 | Kevin Fischnaller | 52.143 s (3) | 52.697 s (24) | 1: 44.840 minutes | +0.590 s | |
11 | Inārs Kivlenieks | 52.362 s (10) | 52.488 s (13) | 1: 44.850 minutes | +0.600 s | |
12 | Kristers Aparjods | 52.583 s (13) | 52.302 s (8) | 1: 44.885 minutes | +0.635 s | |
13 | Jozef Ninis | 52.488 s (11) | 52.552 s (17) | 1: 45.040 minutes | +0.790 s | |
14th | Jonathan Gustafson | 52.845 s (22) | 52.260 s (6) | 1: 45.105 minutes | +0.855 s | |
15th | Stepan Fyodorov | 52.679 s (15) | 52.437 s (12) | 1: 45.116 minutes | +0.866 s | |
16 | Riks Rozītis | 52.705 s (17) | 52.413 s (11) | 1: 45.118 minutes | +0.868 s | |
17th | Valentin Crețu | 52.687 s (16) | 52.558 s (18) | 1: 45.245 minutes | +0.995 s | |
18th | Reid Watts | 52.665 s (14) | 52.605 s (19) | 1: 45.270 minutes | +1.020 s | |
19th | Mateusz Sochowicz | 52.817 s (20) | 52,491 s (14) | 1: 45.308 minutes | +1.058 s | |
20th | Sebastian Bley | 52.817 s (19) | 52.493 s (15) | 1: 45.310 minutes | +1.060 s | |
21st | Arturs Dārznieks | 52.747 s (18) | 52.630 s (22) | 1: 45.377 minutes | +1.127 s | |
22nd | Anton Dukatsch | 52.833 s (21) | 52.619 s (20) | 1: 45.452 minutes | +1.202 s | |
23 | Andriy Mandsiy | 53.060 s (23) | 52.623 s (21) | 1: 45.683 minutes | +1.433 s | |
24 | Maciej Kurowski | 53.124 s (24) | 52.689 s (23) | 1: 45.813 minutes | +1.563 s | |
25th | Alexander Ferlazzo | 53.240 s (25) | 52.954 s (25) | 1: 46.194 minutes | +1.944 s | |
26th | Theodor Andrei Aurelian Turea | 53.417 s (26) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
27 | Rupert Staudinger | 53.657 s (27) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
28 | Aleksander Melås | 53.734 s (28) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
29 | Svante Kohala | 53.870 s (29) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
30th | Pavel Angelow | 53.902 s (30) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
31 | Žiga Biruš | 53.960 s (31) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
32 | Michael Lejsek | 54.293 s (32) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
33 | Luke Farrar | 54.566 s (33) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
34 | Raymond Thompson | 54.912 s (34) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
35 | Lien Te-an | 55.479 s (35) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
DNF | Jonas Müller | |||||
DNF | Alexander Gorbazewitsch | |||||
DSQ | David Gleirscher |
Women's singles
space | athlete | 1st run | 2nd run | total time | difference | |
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1 | Natalie Geisenberger | 57.142 s (1) | 56.726 s (1) | 1: 53.868 minutes | ||
2 | Julia Taubitz | 57.348 s (2) | 56.945 s (4) | 1: 54.293 minutes | +0.425 s | |
3 | Emily Sweeney | 57.467 s (4) | 56.914 s (2) | 1: 54.381 minutes | +0.513 s | |
4th | Tatiana Ivanova | 57.492 s (5) | 56.932 s (3) | 1: 54.424 minutes | +0.556 s | |
5 | Summer Britcher | 57.408 s (3) | 57.029 s (6) | 1: 54.437 minutes | +0.569 s | |
6th | Ulla Zirne | 57.545 s (7) | 57.088 s (7) | 1: 54.633 minutes | +0.765 s | |
7th | Andrea Voetter | 57.551 s (8) | 57.101 s (8) | 1: 54.652 minutes | +0.784 s | |
8th | Ekaterina Baturina | 57.559 s (9) | 57.103 s (9) | 1: 54.662 minutes | +0.794 s | |
9 | Sandra Robatscher | 57.657 s (10) | 57.016 s (5) | 1: 54.673 minutes | +0.805 s | |
10 | Tatjana Huefner | 57.502 s (6) | 57.274 s (13) | 1: 54.766 minutes | +0.908 s | |
11 | Elīza Cauce | 57.713 s (12) | 57.124 s (11) | 1: 54.837 minutes | +0.969 s | |
12 | Dajana Eitberger | 57.749 s (13) | 57.106 s (10) | 1: 54.855 minutes | +0.987 s | |
13 | Viktoria Demchenko | 57.751 s (14) | 57.155 s (12) | 1: 54.906 minutes | +1.038 s | |
14th | Kimberley McRae | 57.671 s (11) | 57.418 s (16) | 1: 55.089 minutes | +1.221 s | |
15th | Ekaterina Katnikova | 57.781 s (15) | 57.503 s (18) | 1: 55.284 minutes | +1.416 s | |
16 | Raluca Strămăturaru | 57.910 s (17) | 57.395 s (14) | 1: 55.305 minutes | +1.437 s | |
17th | Hannah Prock | 57.978 s (18) | 57.438 s (17) | 1: 55.416 minutes | +1.548 s | |
18th | Natalie Maag | 58.157 s (20) | 57.410 s (15) | 1: 55.567 minutes | +1.699 s | |
19th | Birgit Platzer | 58.087 s (19) | 57.540 s (19) | 1: 55.627 minutes | +1.759 s | |
20th | Lisa Schulte | 57.891 s (16) | 59.038 s (20) | 1: 56.929 minutes | +3.061 s | |
21st | Olena Stetskiv | 58.333 s (21) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
22nd | Aileen Frisch | 58.388 s (22) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
23 | Katarína Šimoňáková | 58.352 s (23) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
24 | Verónica María Ravenna | 58.411 s (24) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
25th | Ewa Kuls-Kusyk | 58.539 s (25) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
26th | Natalia Wojtuściszyn | 58.572 s (26) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
27 | Klaudia Domaradzka | 58.754 s (27) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
28 | Mihaela-Carmen Manolescu | 59.019 s (28) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
29 | Trinity Ellis | 59.325 s (29) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
30th | Elsa Desmond | 59.398 s (30) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
31 | Danielle Louise Scott | 59.456 s (31) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
32 | Lin Sin-rong | 59.481 s (32) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
33 | Daria Obratov | 59.632 s (33) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
34 | Dania Obratov | 60.523 s (34) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
35 | Madeleine Egle | 61.884 s (35) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
DNF | Kendija Aparjode | |||||
DNF | Jung Hye-sun |
Two-seater
space | athlete | 1st run | 2nd run | total time | difference | |
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1 | Toni Eggert / Sascha Benecken | 43.643 s (2) | 43.613 s (1) | 1: 27.256 minutes | ||
2 | Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt | 43.604 s (1) | 43.730 s (5) | 1: 27.334 minutes | +0.078 s | |
3 | Thomas Steu / Lorenz Koller | 43.670 s (3) | 43.727 s (4) | 1: 27.397 minutes | +0.141 s | |
4th | Oskars Gudramovičs / Pēteris Kalniņš | 43.768 s (5) | 43.650 s (2) | 1: 27.418 minutes | +0.162 s | |
5 | Andris Šics / Juris Šics | 43.682 s (4) | 43.770 s (8) | 1: 27.452 minutes | +0.196 s | |
6th | Ludwig Rieder / Patrick Rastner | 43.796 s (6) | 43.756 s (7) | 1: 27.552 minutes | +0.296 s | |
7th | Vladislav Yushakov / Yuri Prokhorov | 43.843 s (8) | 43.774 s (9) | 1: 27.617 minutes | +0.361 s | |
8th | Wojciech Chmielewski / Jakub Kowalewski | 43.857 s (9) | 43.810 s (11) | 1: 27.667 minutes | +0.411 s | |
9 | Kristens Putins / Imants Marcinkēvičs | 43.823 s (7) | 43.686 s (14) | 1: 27.691 minutes | +0.435 s | |
10 | Vsevolod Kaschkin / Konstantin Korschunow | 43.938 s (11) | 43.780 s (10) | 1: 27.718 minutes | +0.462 s | |
11 | Chris Mazdzer / Jayson Terdiman | 43.890 s (10) | 43.830 s (13) | 1: 27.720 minutes | +0.464 s | |
12 | Alexander Denisjew / Wladislaw Antonow | 44.032 s (12) | 43.743 s (6) | 1: 27.775 minutes | +0.519 s | |
13 | Ivan Nagler / Fabian Malleier | 44.185 s (13) | 43.713 s (3) | 1: 27.898 minutes | +0.642 s | |
14th | Robin Geueke / David Gamm | 44.243 s (15) | 43.811 s (12) | 1: 28.054 minutes | +0.798 s | |
15th | Jin-yong / Kang Doung Kyu Park | 44.332 s (16) | 44.113 s (15) | 1: 28.445 minutes | +1.198 s | |
16 | Emanuel Rieder / Simon Kainzwaldner | 44.197 s (14) | 44.265 s (16) | 1: 28.462 minutes | +1.206 s | |
17th | Vasile Marian Gîtlan / Flavius Craciun | 45.199 s (18) | 44.564 s (17) | 1: 29.763 minutes | +2.507 s | |
18th | Rupert Staudinger / John-Paul Kibble | 45.132 s (17) | 45.475 s (18) | 1.30,607 minutes | +3.351 s | |
19th | Ihor Stachiw / Andrij Lyssezkyj | 45.590 s (19) | Not qualified for the second run. | |||
DNF | Filip Vejdělek / Zdeněk Pěkný | |||||
DSQ | Tristan Walker / Justin Snith |
Team relay
space | athlete | End time |
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1 | Russia | 2: 24.116 minutes |
2 | Austria | 2: 24.624 minutes |
3 | Germany | 2: 24.647 minutes |
4th | Italy | 2: 24.809 minutes |
5 | Canada | 2: 24.875 minutes |
6th | United States | 2: 25.147 minutes |
7th | Poland | 2: 25.948 minutes |
8th | Romania | 2: 26.125 minutes |
9 | Ukraine | 2: 27.358 minutes |
10 | United Kingdom | 2: 31.037 minutes |
DSQ | Latvia | Disqualification due to an early start by Kristers Aparjods |
Medal table
space | country | gold | silver | bronze | total |
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1 | Germany | 5 | 5 | 2 | 12 |
2 | Austria | 1 | 2 | 2 | 5 |
3 | Russia | 1 | 0 | 2 | 3 |
4th | United States | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
total | 7th | 7th | 7th | 21st |
Sources and Notes
Web links
- Luge World Championships 2019 on the website of the Veltins-Eisarena Winterberg
- Luge World Championships 2019 on the BRC Hallenberg website
References and comments
- ↑ Merkel patron of the Luge World Championships in Winterberg. In: wdr.de. Westdeutscher Rundfunk , March 28, 2018, accessed December 6, 2018 .
- ↑ FIL Congress: Winterberg wins the 2019 Luge World Championship. ViessmannSports, June 20, 2015, accessed on April 6, 2018 .
- ↑ World Luge Federation praises Winterberg World Cup concept. Preparations are in full swing and on schedule. In: suedwestfalen-nachrichten.de. Südwestfalen-Nachrichten, July 9, 2018, accessed on July 22, 2018 .
- ↑ 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.