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词条 FIL World Luge Championships 2011
释义

  1. Medalists

  2. Men's singles

  3. Women's singles

  4. Men's doubles

  5. Mixed team relay

  6. Medal table

  7. References

  8. External links

The FIL World Luge Championships 2011 took place 28–30 January 2011 in Cesana, Italy at the Cesana Pariol bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton track.[1] A total of 19 countries competed.

Medalists

Men's singlesArmin Zöggeler|Italy}}Felix Loch|Germany}}Andi Langenhan|Germany}}
Women's singlesTatjana Hüfner|Germany}}Natalie Geisenberger|Germany}}Alex Gough|Canada}}
Doubles Andreas Linger
Wolfgang Linger
{{AUT}}		 Christian Oberstolz
Patrick Gruber
{{ITA}}		 Andris Šics
Juris Šics
{{LAT}}
Team relayCancelled

Men's singles

Germany's Felix Loch is the defending Olympic and world champion in this event. The event took place on 29 January at 15:00 CET.[2] Zöggeler came from 0.057 seconds down after the first run to defeat defending world champion Loch by 0.021 seconds. It was the Italian's sixth world championship overall, but his first since the 2005 championships in Park City, Utah in the United States where Zöggeler won his 2002 Olympic gold medal.

37 athletes from 18 countries will compete.[3]

RankBibAthlete CountryRun 1Run 2TotalBehind
{{gold01}}6Armin Zöggeler{{ITA}}51.56851.9701:43.538+0.000|}}
{{silver02}}1Felix Loch{{GER}}51.51152.0481:43.559 +0.021
{{bronze03}}4Andi Langenhan{{GER}}51.82752.1861:44.013 +0.475
04|4}}3David Möller{{GER}}51.80352.3181:44.121 +0.583
05|5}}2Reinhold Rainer{{ITA}}52.03652.1351:44.171 +0.633
06|6}}11Daniel Pfister{{AUT}}51.95752.2191:44.176 +0.638
07|7}}7Jan-Armin Eichhorn{{GER}}51.94052.2841:44.224 +0.686
08|8}}9Wolfgang Kindl{{AUT}}52.02652.2411:44.267 +0.729
09|9}}12Viktor Kneyb{{RUS}}52.24552.2001:44.445 +0.907
1016Mārtiņš Rubenis{{LAT}}52.16052.3221:44.482 +0.944
118Reinhard Egger{{AUT}}52.22752.4031:44.630 +1.092
1215David Mair{{ITA}}52.27852.3621:44.640 +1.102
1219Bengt Walden{{USA}}52.33552.3051:44.640 +1.102
1422Manuel Pfister{{AUT}}52.27952.4171:44.696 +1.158
1514Gregory Carigiet{{SUI}}52.24152.4861:44.727 +1.189
1613Samuel Edney{{CAN}}52.32952.4141:44.743 +1.205
1720Jozef Ninis{{SVK}}52.32452.4211:44.745 +1.207
1810Jeff Christie{{CAN}}52.34152.4611:44.802 +1.264
1923Maciej Kurowski{{POL}}52.43652.3831:44.819 +1.281
2018Evgeniy Voskresenskiy{{RUS}}52.32352.6111:44.934 +1.396
2121Inars Kivlenieks{{LAT}}52.55152.3981:44.949 +1.411
2226Brendan Hauptmann{{CAN}}52.56252.4191:44.981 +1.443
2329Chris Mazdzer{{USA}}52.51552.5631:45.078 +1.540
2417Thor Haug Norbech{{NOR}}52.33053.2331:45.563 +2.025
2527Semen Pavlichenko{{RUS}}52.46053.1621:45.622 +2.084
2624Jo Alexander Koppang{{NOR}}52.63199.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
2730Andriy Mandziy{{UKR}}52.90599.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
2825Tonnes Stang Rolfsen{{NOR}}52.90799.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
2928Ondrej Hymann{{CZE}}53.12899.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
3037Valentin Cretu{{ROM}}53.18799.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
3131Andriy Kis{{UKR}}53.20299.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
325Albert Demchenko{{RUS}}53.32599.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
3332Bogdan Macovei{{MDA}}53.42599.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
3434Karol Stuchlak{{SVK}}54.14299.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
3533Hindenari Kanayama{{JPN}}54.15499.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
3635Bruno Banani{{TGA}}55.69899.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
3736Danej Navrboc{{SLO}}56.74099.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}

Women's singles

Erin Hamlin of the United States in the defending world champion while Germany's Tatjana Hüfner in the defending Olympic champion. The event took place on 29 January at 08:20 CET.[2]

26 athletes from 13 countries competed.[3]

Hüfner rebounded from her disappointing finish at the 2009 championships with her third gold medal in this event. Defending champion Hamlin finished 14th. Geisenberger won her third straight silver in this event. Gough becomes the first Canadian woman to medal at the World Championships and the second Canadian overall after Miroslav Zajonc's gold in the men's singles event at the 1983 championships.[4]

RankBibAthlete CountryRun 1Run 2TotalBehind
{{gold01}} 1Tatjana Hüfner{{GER}}46.97646.9931:33.969+0.000|}}
{{silver02}} 8Natalie Geisenberger{{GER}}47.02747.2161:34.243 +0.274
{{bronze03}} 10Alex Gough{{CAN}}47.05147.3621:34.413 +0.444
04|4}} 4Nina Reithmayer{{AUT}}47.17447.2961:34.470 +0.501
05|5}} 2Anke Wischnewski{{GER}}47.32847.2631:34.591 +0.622
06|6}} 7Carina Schwab{{GER}}47.22747.4311:34.658 +0.689
07|7}} 3Veronika Halder{{AUT}}47.37447.5731:34.947 +0.978
08|8}} 9Martina Kocher{{SUI}}47.47547.5391:35.014 +1.045
09|9}} 13Alexandra Rodionova{{RUS}}47.47247.5691:35.041 +1.072
10 6Sandra Gasparini{{ITA}}47.46147.6701:35.131 +1.162
11 5Tatiana Ivanova{{RUS}}47.53247.7141:35.246 +1.277
12 17Julia Clukey{{USA}}47.66747.7301:35.397 +1.428
13 12Arianne Jones{{CAN}}47.77347.7751:35.548 +1.579
14 11Erin Hamlin{{USA}}48.23447.3261:35.560 +1.591
15 16Veronika Sabolova{{SVK}}47.90047.9341:35.834 +1.865
16 15Ksenia Tsyplakova{{RUS}}47.76048.1341:35.894 +1.925
17 19Ashley Walden{{USA}}48.16248.0031:36.165 +2.196
18 20Raluca Stramaturaru{{ROM}}48.54048.3251:36.865 +2.896
19 14Maija Tiruma{{LAT}}47.76449.4151:37.179 +3.210
20 24Violeta Stramaturaru{{ROU}}48.95448.8571:37.811 +3.842
21 26Morgane Villien{{FRA}}49.30399.999|}}99.999|}}+9.999|}}
22 21Maryna Halaydzhyan{{UKR}}49.31699.999|}}99.999|}}+9.999|}}
23 23Natalia Khoreva{{RUS}}50.57299.999|}}99.999|}}+9.999|}}
24 25Mihaela Chiras{{ROU}}51.15399.999|}}99.999|}}+9.999|}}
99|}} 22Morgane Bonnefoy{{FRA}}99.999|DNF}}99.999|}}99.999|}}+9.999|}}
99|}} 18Ewelina Staszulonek{{POL}}99.999|DSQ}}99.999|}}99.999|}}+9.999|}}

Men's doubles

Italy's Gerhard Plankensteiner and Oswald Haselrieder are the defending world champions. Austria's Andreas and Wolfgang Linger are the two-time defending Olympic champions. Plankensteiner and Haselrieder retired between the 2010 Winter Olympics and the start of the 2010-11 Luge World Cup. The first run of the event will take place on 29 January at 19:00 CET while the second run will take place at 09:00 CET the next day.[2]

RankBibAthlete CountryRun 1Run 2TotalBehind
{{gold01}} 6Andreas Linger
Wolfgang Linger		{{AUT}}46.66846.6121:33.280+0.000|}}
{{silver02}} 10Christian Oberstolz
Patrick Gruber		{{ITA}}46.75246.7601:33.512 +0.232
{{bronze03}} 7Andris Šics
Juris Šics		{{LAT}}46.90946.8191:33.728 +0.448
04|4}} 3Vladislav Yuzhakov
Vladimir Makhnutin		{{RUS}}46.91946.8201:33.739 +0.459
05|5}} 11Ludwig Rieder
Patrick Rastner		{{ITA}}47.04147.0171:34.058 +0.778
06|6}} 2Hans Peter Fischnaller
Patrick Schwienbacher		{{ITA}}47.01747.0541:34.071 +0.791
07|7}} 16Matthew Mortensen
Preston Griffall		{{USA}}47.05547.0721:34.127 +0.847
08|8}} 14Tristan Walker
Justin Snith		{{CAN}}47.16346.9831:34.146 +0.866
09|9}} 12Ronny Pietrasik
Christian Weise		{{GER}}47.14547.0061:34.151 +0.871
10 4Toni Eggert
Sascha Benecken		{{GER}}47.19946.9941:34.193 +0.913
11 1Christian Niccum
Jayson Terdiman		{{USA}}46.95547.2531:34.208 +0.928
12 5Mikhail Kuzmich
Stanislav Mikheev		{{RUS}}47.16747.1491:34.316 +1.036
13 13Ivan Nevmerzhitski
Vladimir Prokhorov		{{RUS}}47.08147.3071:34.388 +1.108
14 8Peter Penz
Georg Fischler		{{AUT}}46.75747.9171:34.674 +1.394
15 18Ján Harniš
Branislav Regec		{{SVK}}47.50447.2991:34.803 +1.523
16 15Antonín Brož
Lukáš Brož		{{CZE}}47.47047.3431:34.813 +1.533
17 17Paul Ifrim
Andrei Anghel		{{ROU}}47.60348.4261:36.029 +2.749
18 20Arthur Petyniak
Adam Wanielista		{{POL}}48.23799.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
19 19Cosmin Chetroiu
Ionuţ Ţăran		{{ROU}}48.25099.999|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}
99|}} 9Tobias Wendl
Tobias Arlt		{{GER}}47.866DNS|}}99.999|}}99.999|}}

Mixed team relay

The German team of Loch, Natalie Geisenberger, André Florschütz, and Torsten Wustlich were the defending world champions. The event was to have taken place on 30 January at 10:20 CET, but was cancelled due to technical problems.[2][5]

Medal table

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References

1. ^{{FIL-Luge link|url1 = http://www.fil-luge.org/News-Detail.155.0.html?&tx_ttnews|bracket1 = tt_news|url2 = =11705&tx_ttnews|bracket2 = backPid|url3 = =45&cHash=63562bcc68|title = Nine Viessmann Luge World Cup events in six countries.}} (19 May 2010 article accessed 19 May 2010.)
2. ^1 2 3 Parcolimpicotorino.it schedule at Cesana for 2010-11, including the FIL World Luge Championships 2011. Accessed 23 January 2011. {{it icon}}
3. ^1 http://www.fil-luge.org/index.php?id=445
4. ^{{cite web|title=Calgary's Gough races to historic luge bronze|url=http://www.cbc.ca/sports/olympics/sliding/story/2011/01/29/sp-luge-worlds-gough.html|publisher=CBC|accessdate=29 January 2011|date=January 29, 2011}}
5. ^{{FIL-Luge link|url1 = http://www.fil-luge.org/index.php?id=424&tx_ttnews|bracket1 = tt_news|url2 = =12355&tx_ttnews|bracket2 = backPid|url3 = =461&cHash=20c5d94b2ed9e74ef06b9ed36d90ea74|title = World Championship Team Relay Event cancelled due to technical problems.}} (30 January 2011 article accessed 30 January 2011.)
  • {{FIL-Luge link|url1 = http://www.fil-luge.org/News-Detail.155.0.html?&tx_ttnews|bracket1 = pS|url2 = =1180648800&tx_ttnews|bracket2 = pL|url3 = =2591999&tx_ttnews|bracket3 = arc|url4 = =1&tx_ttnews|bracket4 = tt_news|url5 = =2110&tx_ttnews|bracket5 = backPid|url6 = =157&cHash=47822f0b23|title = Jubilee Congress awards 2011 World Championships to Cesana Pariol.}} (30 June 2007 article updated 23 December 2009.)

External links

  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20110127074355/http://www.parcolimpicotorino.it/cesana2011/ Official website.] {{it icon}}
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