Skeleton World Championship 2019

27th Skeleton World Championship 2019
	Men's	Ladies
winner
Individual competition	Martin's course	Tina Hermann
Team competition	Germany 2
Individual competitions	1	1
Mixed competitions	1
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Route map

The 27th Skeleton World Championship took place from February 25 to March 10, 2019, together with the 2019 Bobsleigh World Championship , at the Whistler Sliding Center in Whistler , Canada .

Award

The venue was determined by the delegates of the International Bobsleigh & Skeleton Federation (IBSF) in June 2015 in Ghent, Belgium . Whistler prevailed in the second ballot with 20 to 19 votes against Altenberg in Saxony . The Swiss municipality of St. Moritz had also applied , but was eliminated in the first ballot.

Participating Nations

Europe (16 nations)
Belgium  Germany  Ireland  Italy  Latvia  Luxembourg  Netherlands  Norway  Austria  Russia  Sweden  Switzerland  Spain  Czech Republic  Ukraine  United Kingdom
America (6 nations)
American Virgin Islands  Brazil  Canada  Mexico  Puerto Rico  United States
Asia (4 nations)
People's Republic of China  Chinese Taipei  Israel  South Korea
Oceania (2 nations)
Australia  New Zealand

Medal table

After 3 out of 3 competitions

space	country
1	Germany	2	1	1	4th
2	Latvia	1	-	-	1
3	Canada	-	1	-	1
3	Russia	-	1	-	1
5	South Korea	-	-	1	1
5	United States	-	-	1	1
Total		3	3	3	9

Results

Women

space	country	Sportswomen	time
1	GER	Tina Hermann	3: 33.03
2	GER	Jacqueline Lölling	3: 33.41 +0.38
3	GER	Sophia Griebel	3: 34.20 +1.17
4th	CZE	Anna Fernstädt	3: 34.80 +1.77
5	RUS	Jelena Nikitina	3: 35.06 +2.03
6th	SUI	Marina Gilardoni	3: 35.38 + 2.35
7th	RUS	Julia Kanakina	3: 35.40 +2.37
8th	United States	Savannah Graybill	3: 35.63 + 2.60
9	AUT	Janine Flock	3: 35.71 +2.68
10	CAN	Elisabeth Maier	3: 35.83 + 2.80

Date: March 7th and 8th, 2019

World Champion 2017 : Jacqueline Lölling Olympic Champion 2018 : Elizabeth Yarnold

Men

space	country	Sportswomen	time
1	LAT	Martin's course	3: 28.11
2	RUS	Nikita Tregubov	3: 28.62 +0.51
3	COR	Yun Sung-bin	3: 28.99 +0.88
4th	GER	Christopher Grotheer	3: 29.09 +0.98
5	LAT	Tomass Dukurs	3: 29.11 +1.00
6th	Russia	Alexander Tretyakov	3: 29.24 +1.13
7th	GER	Alexander Gassner	3: 30.19 +2.08
8th	United States	Austin Florian	3: 30.22 +2.11
9	South Korea	Jung Seung-gi	3: 30.32 +2.21
10	GER	Axel Jungk	3: 30.39 +2.28
13	GER	Felix Keisinger	3: 30.88 +2.77
18th	AUT	Florian Auer	3: 31.51 + 3.40
Not qualified for the fourth run:
28	SUI	Ronald Auderset	2: 41.40
31	Luxembourg	Jeff Bauer	2: 44.18

Date: March 7th and 8th, 2019

World Champion 2017 : Martins Dukurs Olympic Champion 2018 : Yun Sung-bin

team

space	country	athlete	time
1	Germany 2	Christopher Grotheer Anna Köhler , Lisa-Sophie Gericke Sophia Griebel Johannes Lochner , Marc Rademacher	3: 31.85
2	Canada 1	David Greszczyszyn Christine de Bruin , Kristen Bujnowski Mirela Rahneva Nicholas Poloniato , Joyce Keefer	3: 32.00 + 0.15
3	United States 2	Greg West Brittany Reinbolt , Jessica Davisi Savannah Graybill Geoffrey Gadbois , Kristopher Horn	3: 32.49 + 0.64
4th	United States 1	FlorianAustin Nicole Vogt , Sylvia Hoffmann Kendall Wesenberg Hunter Curch , Blaine McConnell	3: 32.88 + 1.03
5	International team IBSF 1	Brendan Doyle Katrin Beierl , Valerie Kleiser Laura Deas Markus Treichl , Sebastian Mitterer	3: 33.19 + 1.34
6th	International team IBSF 3	Marcus Wyatt Kori Hol , Catherine Medeiros Madison Charney Patrick Baumgartner , Mattia Variola	3: 36.94 + 5.09
7th	Canada 2	Mark Lynch Alysia Rissling , Bianca Ribi Elisabeth Maier Austin Taylor , William Auclair	3: 37.08 + 5.23
8th	Russia 2	Nikita Tregubow Nadeschda Sergejewa , Julija Belomestnych Jelena Nikitina Maxim Andrianow , Ilja Malych	3: 38.41 + 6.56
No longer run in the fourth run:
9	Germany 2	Axel Jungk Mariama Jamanka , Franziska Bertels Tina Hermann Nico Walther , Philipp Wobeto

Date: March 3, 2019

World champions 2017 : Axel Jungk , Mariama Jamanka & Franziska Bertels , Jacqueline Lölling , Johannes Lochner & Christian Rasp Olympic champions 2018 : not in the program

In the team competition, a skeleton pilot competed in the first run, a two-man bobsleigh for women in the second run, a skeleton pilot in the third run and a two-man bobsleigh in the fourth run. The results of these four runs were added.

Web links

Results in the IBSF database

Individual evidence

1. ↑ IBSF Bobsleigh & Skeleton World Championships 2019 in Whistler. IBSF press release of June 2, 2015, accessed on March 1, 2017