FIL World Luge Championships 2013




The FIL World Luge Championships 2013 took place under the auspices of the International Luge Federation at the bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton track in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. The facility was chosen at the 57th FIL Congress in Liberec, Czech Republic on 20 June 2009.[1] Whistler was the only venue bidding for the championships.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Medalists


  • 2 Medal table


  • 3 Results


    • 3.1 Men's singles


    • 3.2 Doubles


    • 3.3 Women's singles


    • 3.4 Team relay




  • 4 References





Medalists

































Event
 Gold
 Silver
 Bronze
Men's singles
 Felix Loch (Germany)
 Andi Langenhan (Germany)
 Johannes Ludwig (Germany)
Women's singles
 Natalie Geisenberger (Germany)
 Tatjana Hüfner (Germany)
 Alex Gough (Canada)
Doubles
Tobias Wendl
Tobias Arlt
 Germany
Toni Eggert
Sascha Benecken
 Germany
Andreas Linger
Wolfgang Linger
 Austria
Team relay
Natalie Geisenberger
Felix Loch
Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt
 Germany
Alex Gough
Samuel Edney
Tristan Walker / Justin Snith
 Canada
Eliza Tiruma
Inars Kivlenieks
Andris Sics / Juris Sics
 Latvia


Medal table




















































Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1
 Germany (GER)
 4 3 1 8
2
 Canada (CAN)
 0 1 1 2
3
 Austria (AUT)
 0 0 1 1

 Latvia (LAT)
 0 0 1 1
Totals (4 nations) 4 4 4 12


Results



Men's singles







































































































































































































































































































































































































































Rank Bib Athlete Country Run 1 Run 2 Total Behind

1st, gold medalist(s)
 1
Felix Loch
 Germany
 48.133 (1)
 48.242 (1)
1:36.375


2nd, silver medalist(s)
 4
Andi Langenhan
 Germany
 48.316 (2)
 48.434 (4)
1:36.750
 +0.375

3rd, bronze medalist(s)
 7
Johannes Ludwig
 Germany
 48.338 (3)
 48.437 (5)
1:36.775
 +0.400

4
 2
David Möller
 Germany
 48.424 (4)
 48.362 (3)
1:36.786
 +0.411

5
 16
Samuel Edney
 Canada
 48.446 (5)
 48.350 (2)
1:36.796
 +0.421

6
 12
Chris Mazdzer
 United States
 48.581 (8)
 48.543 (6)
1:37.124
 +0.749

7
 3
Albert Demtschenko
 Russia
 48.578 (7)
 48.552 (7)
1:37.130
 +0.755

8
 5
Wolfgang Kindl
 Austria
 48.573 (6)
 48.596 (10)
1:37.169
 +0.794

9
 10
Inars Kivlenieks
 Latvia
 48.622 (10)
 48.559 (8)
1:37.181
 +0.806
10
 13
Daniel Pfister
 Austria
 48.602 (9)
 48.654 (13)
1:37.256
 +0.881
11
 18
Jo Alexander Koppang
 Norway
 48.695 (13)
 48.608 (11)
1:37.303
 +0.928
12
 19
Mārtiņš Rubenis
 Latvia
 48.675 (11)
 48.653 (12)
1:37.328
 +0.953
13
 14
Gregory Carigiet
  Switzerland
 48.699 (14)
 48.663 (14)
1:37.362
 +0.987
14
 8
Viktor Kneyb
 Russia
 48.692 (12)
 48.752 (18)
1:37.444
 +1.069
15
 20
Jozef Ninis
 Slovakia
 48.757 (15)
 48.692 (15)
1:37.449
 +1.074
16
 17
Dominik Fischnaller
 Italy
 48.918 (23)
 48.576 (9)
1:37.494
 +1.119
17
 21
Taylor Morris
 United States
 48.763 (16)
 48.780 (20)
1:37.543
 +1.168
18
 9
David Mair
 Italy
 48.793 (17)
 48.771 (19)
1:37.564
 +1.189
19
 25
Ondřej Hyman
 Czech Republic
 48.894 (21)
 48.709 (16)
1:37.603
 +1.228
20
 15
Manuel Pfister
 Austria
 48.889 (20)
 48.780 (20)
1:37.669
 +1.294
21
 11
Reinhard Egger
 Austria
 48.965 (25)
 48.712 (17)
1:37.677
 +1.302
22
 23
Thor Haug Norbech
 Norway
 48.869 (18)
 48.855 (22)
1:37.724
 +1.349
23
 24
Adam Rosen
 Great Britain
 48.878 (19)
 48.884 (23)
1:37.762
 +1.387
24
 28
John Fennell
 Canada
 48.915 (22)
 48.968 (24)
1:37.883
 +1.508
25
 30
Mitchel Malyk
 Canada
 48.935 (24)
 49.005 (25)
1:37.940
 +1.565
26
 22
Kristaps Maurins
 Latvia
 48.966 (26)


48.966

27
 29
Aleksandr Peretjagin
 Russia
 48.995 (27)


48.995

28
 27
Bruno Banani
 Tonga
 49.026 (28)


49.026

29
 34
Andriy Mandziy
 Ukraine
 49.075 (29)


49.075

30
 26
Maciej Kurowski
 Poland
 49.099 (30)


49.099

31
 31
Tonnes Stang Rolfsen
 Norway
 49.120 (31)


49.120

32
 32
Valentin Cretu
 Romania
 49.201 (32)


49.201

32
 33
Andriy Kis
 Ukraine
 49.201 (32)


49.201

34
 35
Danej Navrboc
 Slovenia
 49.307 (34)


49.307

35
 36
Hidenari Kanayama
 Japan
 49.584 (35)


49.584

36
 37
Pavel Angelov
 Bulgaria
 49.968 (36)


49.968

37
 38
Tilen Sirse
 Slovenia
 50.001 (37)


50.001

38
 39
Kim Dong-hyeon
 South Korea
 50.375 (38)


50.375

39
 40
Stanislav Benyov
 Bulgaria
 50.590 (39)


50.590

40
 6
Semen Pavlichenko
 Russia
 51.791 (40)


51.791

41
 41
Imre Pulai
 Hungary
 52.512 (41)


52.512



Doubles



















































































































































































































































Rank Bib Athlete Country Run 1 Run 2 Total Behind

1st, gold medalist(s)
 9
Tobias Wendl
Tobias Arlt
 Germany
 36.347 (1)
 36.495 (1)
1:12.842


2nd, silver medalist(s)
 8
Toni Eggert
Sascha Benecken
 Germany
 36.505 (2)
 36.537 (2)
1:13.042
 +0.200

3rd, bronze medalist(s)
 10
Andreas Linger
Wolfgang Linger
 Austria
 36.591 (3)
 36.677 (4)
1:13.268
 +0.426

4
 11
Tristan Walker
Justin Snith
 Canada
 36.674 (5)
 36.672 (3)
1:13.346
 +0.504

5
 5
Peter Penz
Georg Fischler
 Austria
 36.693 (7)
 36.756 (5)
1:13.449
 +0.607

6
 7
Andris Sics
Juris Sics
 Latvia
 36.682 (6)
 36.776 (6)
1:13.458
 +0.616

7
 3
Christian Oberstolz
Patrick Gruber
 Italy
 36.694 (8)
 36.810 (9)
1:13.504
 +0.662

8
 1
Vladislav Yuzhakov
Vladimir Makhnutin
 Russia
 36.728 (9)
 36.839 (11)
1:13.567
 +0.725

9
 2
Ludwig Rieder
Patrick Rastner
 Italy
 36.672 (4)
 36.896 (14)
1:13.568
 +0.726
10
 15
Oskars Gudramovics
Peteris Kalnins
 Latvia
 36.774 (10)
 36.815 (10)
1:13.589
 +0.747
11
 14
Andrei Bogdanov
Andrey Medvedev
 Russia
 36.823 (12)
 36.783 (8)
1:13.606
 +0.764
12
 13
Alexandr Denisyev
Vladislav Antonov
 Russia
 36.831 (14)
 36.778 (7)
1:13.609
 +0.767
13
 6
Hans Peter Fischnaller
Patrick Schwienbacher
 Italy
 36.821 (11)
 36.855 (12)
1:13.676
 +0.834
14
 12
Matthew Mortensen
Preston Griffall
 United States
 36.862 (15)
 36.880 (13)
1:13.742
 +0.900
15
 4
Lukas Broz
Antonin Broz
 Czech Republic
 36.825 (13)
 36.934 (15)
1:13.759
 +0.917
16
 17
Jan Harnis
Branislav Regec
 Slovakia
 37.162 (17)
 37.043 (16)
1:14.205
 +1.363
17
 23
Matej Kvicala
Jaromir Kudera
 Czech Republic
 37.115 (16)
 37.162 (17)
1:14.277
 +1.435
18
 21
Patryk Poreba
Karol Mikrut
 Poland
 37.267 (18)
 37.433 (18)
1:14.700
 +1.858
19
 20
Ivan Vynnytskyy
Oleh Fitel
 Ukraine
 37.323 (19)


37.323

20
 18
Paul Ifrim
Andrei Anghel
 Romania
 37.385 (20)


37.385

21
 16
Jake Hyrns
Andrew Sherk
 United States
 37.424 (21)


37.424

22
 19
Marek Solcansky
Karol Stuchlak
 Slovakia
 37.497 (22)


37.497

23
 22
Park Jin-Yong
Kwon Ju-Hyeok
 South Korea
 37.983 (23)


37.983



Women's singles



































































































































































































































































































































Rank Bib Athlete Country Run 1 Run 2 Total Behind

1st, gold medalist(s)
 5
Natalie Geisenberger
 Germany
 36.688 (1)
 36.740 (1)
1:13.428


2nd, silver medalist(s)
 7
Tatjana Hüfner
 Germany
 36.787 (2)
 36.747 (2)
1:13.534
 +0.106

3rd, bronze medalist(s)
 9
Alex Gough
 Canada
 36.788 (3)
 36.758 (3)
1:13.546
 +0.118

4
 3
Anke Wischnewski
 Germany
 36.812 (4)
 36.846 (4)
1:13.658
 +0.230

5
 11
Aileen Frisch
 Germany
 36.959 (7)
 36.856 (5)
1:13.815
 +0.387

6
 8
Erin Hamlin
 United States
 36.924 (5)
 36.932 (6)
1:13.856
 +0.428

7
 10
Kimberley McRae
 Canada
 36.977 (10)
 36.962 (7)
1:13.939
 +0.511

8
 13
Arianne Jones
 Canada
 36.964 (8)
 36.985 (8)
1:13.949
 +0.521

9
 4
Julia Clukey
 United States
 36.996 (11)
 36.988 (10)
1:13.984
 +0.556
10
 12
Eliza Tiruma
 Latvia
 36.939 (6)
 37.056 (14)
1:13.995
 +0.567
11
 14
Martina Kocher
  Switzerland
 37.042 (12)
 36.986 (9)
1:14.028
 +0.600
12
 15
Alexandra Rodionova
 Russia
 36.973 (9)
 37.067 (15)
1:14.040
 +0.612
13
 2
Nina Reithmayer
 Austria
 37.058 (13)
 37.019 (11)
1:14.077
 +0.649
14
 16
Kate Hansen
 United States
 37.072 (16)
 37.020 (12)
1:14.092
 +0.664
15
 1
Tatiana Ivanova
 Russia
 37.100 (18)
 37.029 (13)
1:14.129
 +0.701
16
 17
Ekaterina Baturina
 Russia
 37.061 (15)
 37.072 (16)
1:14.133
 +0.705
17
 6
Sandra Gasparini
 Italy
 37.081 (17)
 37.115 (19)
1:14.196
 +0.768
18
 18
Raluca Strămăturaru
 Romania
 37.060 (14)
 37.150 (20)
1:14.210
 +0.782
19
 20
Jordan Smith
 Canada
 37.141 (19)
 37.103 (17)
1:14.244
 +0.816
20
 21
Mona Wabnigg
 Austria
 37.236 (20)
 37.110 (18)
1:14.346
 +0.918
21
 24
Natalia Khoreva
 Russia
 37.246 (21)


37.246

22
 19
Emily Sweeney
 United States
 37.251 (22))


37.251

23
 22
Birgit Platzer
 Austria
 37.312 (23)


37.312

24
 25
Ewa Kuls
 Poland
 37.338 (24)


37.338

25
 27
Morgane Bonnefoy
 France
 37.441 (25)


37.441

26
 23
Maryna Halaydzhyan
 Ukraine
 37.497 (26)


37.497

27
 26
Anastasia Polusytok
 Ukraine
 37.572 (27)


37.572

28
 29
Daria Obratov
 Croatia
 37.821 (28)


37.821

29
 30
Sung Eun-Ryung
 South Korea
 38.086 (29)


38.086



28
Olena Shkhumova
 Ukraine
DNF


DNF



31
Viera Gburova
 Slovakia
DNF


DNF



Team relay


















































































































































Rank Bib Country Athlete Women's
singles		 Men's
singles		 Men's
doubles		 Total Behind

1st, gold medalist(s)
 9
 Germany
Natalie Geisenberger
Felix Loch
Tobias Wendl / Tobias Arlt
 39.906 (1)
 41.926 (1)
 41.994 (1)
2:03.826


2nd, silver medalist(s)
 12
 Canada
Alex Gough
Samuel Edney
Tristan Walker / Justin Snith
 40.014 (2)
 41.993 (2)
 42.265 (4)
2:04.272
 +0.446

3rd, bronze medalist(s)
 7
 Latvia
Eliza Tiruma
Inars Kivlenieks
Andris Sics / Juris Sics
 40.328 (4)
 42.265 (7)
 42.261 (3)
2:04.854
 +1.028

4
 11
 Austria
Nina Reithmayer
Wolfgang Kindl
Andreas Linger / Wolfgang Linger
 40.435 (5)
 42.173 (3)
 42.254 (2)
2:04.862
 +1.036

5
 6
 United States
Erin Hamlin
Chris Mazdzer
Matthew Mortensen / Preston Griffall
 40.224 (3)
 42.177 (4)
 42.465 (7)
2:04.866
 +1.040

6
 10
 Italy
Sandra Gasparini
Dominik Fischnaller
Christian Oberstolz / Patrick Gruber
 40.544 (7)
 42.201 (5)
 42.409 (6)
2:05.154
 +1.328

7
 8
 Russia
Alexandra Rodionova
Albert Demtschenko
Vladislav Yuzhakov / Vladimir Makhnutin
 40.508 (6)
 42.296 (8)
 42.389 (5)
2:05.193
 +1.367

8
 3
 Poland
Ewa Kuls
Maciej Kurowski
Patryk Poreba / Karol Mikrut
 40.708 (10)
 42.575 (9)
 43.054 (8)
2:06.337
 +2.511

9
 5
 Slovakia
Viera Gburova
Jozef Ninis
Jan Harnis / Branislav Regec
 40.802 (11)
 42.260 (6)
 43.767 (9)
2:06.829
 +3.003
10
 1
 South Korea
Sung Eun-Ryung
Kim Dong-hyeon
Park Jin-Yong / Kwon Ju-Hyeok
 42.045 (12)
 44.180 (12)
 45.750 (10)
2:11.975
 +8.149


2
 Ukraine
Maryna Halaydzhyan
Andriy Kis
Ivan Vynnytskyy / Oleh Fitel
 40.601 (9)
 42.705 (10)
DNF





4
 Romania
Raluca Strămăturaru
Valentin Cretu
Paul Ifrim / Andrei Anghel
 40.555 (8)
 42.945 (11)
DNF





References





  1. ^ ab FIL Congress in Liberec. at the Fédération Internationale de Luge de Course (20 June 2009 article accessed 25 June 2009.)










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