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Overall Achievements of Latvian Luge Athletes 1973 – 2018 Overall achievements of Latvian Luge athletes 1973 – 2018 "LATVIAN LUGE FEDERATION" Grostonas street 6b, Riga, LV-1013, Latvia Tel.:+371 67294779 E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected] Contents OLYMPISCHE WINTERSPIELE Kunstbahn .......................................................................... 3 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES Artificial Track ........................................................................ 3 WELTMEISTERSCHAFTEN Kunstbahn ............................................................................... 8 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Artificial Track ......................................................................... 8 WELT – JUNIORENMEISTERSCHAFTEN Kunstbahn ......................................................... 18 WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Artificial Track .......................................................... 18 EUROPAMEISTERSCHAFTEN Kunstbahn ......................................................................... 30 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS Artificial Track ................................................................. 30 EUROPA – JUNIORENMEISTERSCHAFTEN Kunstbahn .................................................... 44 EUROPEAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Artificial Track .................................................... 44 WELTCUP Kunstbahn ...................................................................................................... 50 WORLD CUP Artificial Track ............................................................................................ 50 SPRINT WELTCUP Kunstbahn ......................................................................................... 63 SPRINT WORLD CUP Artificial Track ............................................................................... 63 MANNSCHAFTSBEWERB Kunstbahn ............................................................................... 66 TEAM COMPETITION Artificial Track .............................................................................. 66 CHALLENGE CUP kunstbahn ........................................................................................... 74 CHALLENGE CUP Artificial Track ..................................................................................... 74 JUNIORENWELTCUP Kunstbahn ..................................................................................... 77 JUNIOR WORLD CUP Artificial Track ............................................................................... 77 EUROPÄISCHE DREIBAHNEN – TOURNEE Kunstbahn..................................................... 93 EUROPEAN THREE TRACK TOURNAMENT Artificial Track .............................................. 93 ALPENLÄNDERPOKAL Kunstbahn ................................................................................... 96 ALPINE MOUNTAINS TROPHY Artificial Track ................................................................ 96 HENNINGER – POKAL Kunstbahn ................................................................................... 96 HENNINGER TROPHY Artificial Track .............................................................................. 96 OLYMPISCHE WINTERSPIELE Kunstbahn OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES Artificial Track XIII Olympische Winterpiele, 13. – 24. Februar 1980 XIII Olympic Winter Games, February 13 – 24, 1980 Lake Placid / United States of America Damen / Women 1. URS SOSULIA, Vera /Zozuļa Vera/ 2. GDR SOLLMANN, Melitta 3. URS AMANTOVA, Ingrida /Amantova Ingrīda/ 4. FRG DEMLEITNER, Elisabeth 5. GDR BRAND, Elisabeth 6. GDR SCHUMANN, Margit XIV Olympische Winterpiele, 08. – 19. Februar 1984 XIV Olympic Winter Games, February 08 – 19, 1984 Sarajevo / Yugoslavia Damen / Women 1. GDR MARTIN, Steffi 2. GDR SCHMIDT, Bettina 3. GDR WEISS, Ute 4. URS AMANTOVA, Ingrida /Amantova Ingrīda/ 5. URS SOSULIA, Vera /Zozuļa Vera/ 6. ITA RAINER, Marie-Luise XX Olympische Winterpiele, 13. – 26. Februar 2006 XX Olympic Winter Games, February 13 – 26, 2006 Torino / Italy Herren / Men 1. ITA ZÖGGELER, Armin 2. RUS DEMTSCHENKO, Albert 3. LAT RUBENIS, Mārtiņš 4. USA BENSHOOF, Tony 5. GER MÖLLER, David 6. GER EICHHORN, Jan XXI Olympische Winterpiele, 12. – 28. Februar 2010 XXI Olympic Winter Games, February 12 – 28, 2010 Vancouver / Canada Doppel / Doubles 1. AUT LINGER Andeas/ LINGER Wolfgang 2. LAT ŠISC Andris / ŠICS Juris 3. GER LEITNER Patric-Fritz / RESCH Alexandr 4. ITA GRUBER Patrick / OBERSTOLZ Christian 5. GER FLORSCHUETZ Andre / WUSTLICH Torsten 6. USA JOYE Dan / NICCUM Christian XXII Olympische Winterpiele, 07. – 23. Februar 2014 XXII Olympic Winter Games, February 07 – 23, 2014 Sochi / Russia Doppel / Doubles 1. GER ARLT Tobias / WENDL Tobias 2. AUT LINGER Andeas / LINGER Wolfgang 3. LAT ŠICS Andris / ŠICS Juris 4. CAN SNITH Justin / WALKER Tristan 5. RUS ANTONOV Vladislav / DENIYEV Alexander 6. ITA GRUBER Patrick / OBERSTOLZ Christian Mannschaft / Team Relay 1. GER LOCH Felix, GEISENBERGER Natalie, ARLT Tobias / WENDL Tobias 2. RUS DEMTSCHENKO Albert, IVANOVA Tatiana, ANTONOV Vladislav / DENIYEV Alexander 3. LAT RUBENIS Mārtiņš, TĪRUMA Elīza, ŠICS Andris / ŠICS Juris 4. CAN EDNEY Samuel, GOUGH Alex, SNITH Justin / WALKER Tristan 5. ITA ZOGGELER Armin, GASPARINI Sandra, OBERSTOLZ Christian / GRUBER Patrick 6. USA MAZDZER Christopher, HAMLIN Erin, TRDIMAN Jayson / NICCUM Christian XXIII Olympische Winterpiele, 09. – 25. Februar 2018 XXIII Olympic Winter Games, February 09 – 25, 2018 PyeongChang / South Korea Doppel / Doubles 1. GER ARLT Tobias / WENDL Tobias 2. AUT PENZ Peter / FISCHLER Georg 3. GER EGGERT Toni / BENECKEN Sascha 4. AUT STAU Thomas / KOLLER Lorenz 5. CAN WALKER Tristian / SNITH Justin 6. LAT SICS Andris / SICS Juris Mannschaft / Team Relay 1. GER GEISENBERGER Natalie, LUDWIG Johannes, ARLT Tobias / WENDL Tobias 2. CAN GOUGH Alex, EDNEY Samuel, WALKER Tristan / SNITH Justin 3. AUT EGLE Magdeleine, GLEIRSCHER David, PENZ Peter / FISCHLER Georg 4. USA BRITCHER Summer, MAZDZER Christopher, MORTENSEN Matthew / TERDIMAN Jayson 5. ITA VOETTER Andrea, FISCHNALLER Dominik, NAGLER Ivan / MALLEIER Fabian 6. LAT ZIRNE Ulla, APARJODS Kristers, ŠICS Andris / ŠICS Juris 1st YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES, INNSBRUCK / AUSTRIA JANUARY 15 - 17, 2012 Herren / Men 1. GER PAFFE, Christian 2. LAT ROZĪTIS Riks Kristens 3. GER GRAEFE, Toni 4. UKR DUKACH, Anton 5. CAN MALYK, Mitchel 6. LAT LOZBERS, Rihards Damen / Women 1. AUT KASTLUNGER, Miram-Stefanie 2. GER LANGER, Saskia 3. LAT ZIRNE Ulla 4. AUT PROCK, Nina 5. USA BRITCHER, Summer 6. ITA VOETTER, Andrea Mannschaft / Team Relay 1. USA BRITCHER Summer, WEST Tucker, ANDERSEN Ty / EDMUNDS Pat 2. GER LANGER Saskia, PAFFE Christian, BRENDL Tim / FUNK Florian 3. AUT KASTLUNGER Miriam-Stefanie, FRAUSCHER Armin, STEU Thomas / KOLLER Lorenz 4. RUS DEMCHENKOVictoria, STEPICHEV Alexander, KALININ Yury / BELYAEV Sergey 5. ITA VOETTER Andrea, GATTERER Daniel, GRUBER Florian / KAINZWALDNER Simon 6. LAT ZIRNE Ulla, ROZĪTIS Riks Kristens, PUTINS Kristens / MARCINKĒVIČS Imants 2nd YOUTH OLYPIC GAMES, LILLEHAMMER / NORWAY FEBRUARY 12 - 21, 2016 Herren / Men 1. LAT APARJODS Kristers 2. GER HEIDER Paul-Lukas 3. CAN WATTS Reids 4. AUT SHULTE Bastian 5. ITA MALLEIER Fabian 6. RUS PETROV Evgenii Mannschaft / Team Relay 1. GER TIEBEL Jessica, HEIDER Paul-Lukas, ORALMUENDER Hannes / GUBITZ Paul 2. RUS MIKHAYELENKO Olesya, PETROV Evgenii, KASHKIN Vsevolod / KORSHUNOV Konstantin 3. ITA OBERHOFER Marion, MALLEIER Fabian, SCHWARZ Felix / GUFLER Lukas 4. CAN APSHRUM Brooke, WATTS Reid, RIDDLE Matt / SHIPPIT Adam 5. LAT UPĪTE Anda, APARJODS Kristers, TUPE Aksels / ŠĻAHOTA Kaspars 6. ROU MAOLESCU Miaela Carmen, TUREA Theodor Andei Aurelian, GITLAN Vasile Marian / CRACIUN Flavius Ion WELTMEISTERSCHAFTEN Kunstbahn WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Artificial Track 17. Weltmeisterschaften, 15. – 16. Februar 1975 17th World Championships, February 15 – 16, 1975 Hammarstrand / Sweden Doppel / Doubles 1. GDR HAHN Bernd / HAHN Ulrich 2. GDR MÜLLER Horst / NEUMANN Hans Jürgen 3. AUT SCHMID Rudolf / SCHACHNER Franz 4. POL WIECKOWSKI Miroslaw / KOZIK Andrzej 5. URS BREMZE Dainis / KRIĶIS Aigars 19. Weltmeisterschaften, 21. – 22. Januar 1978 19th World Championships, January 21 – 22, 1978 Imst / Austria Damen / Women 1. URS SOSULIA Vera /Zozuļa Vera/ 2. FRG FENDT Andrea 3. AUT SCHAFFERER Angelika 4. GDR BRAND Ilona 5. URS MAJEWSKAJA Anna 6. POL BUGAJCZYK Teresa Doppel / Doubles 1. URS BREMZE Dainis / KRIĶIS Aigars 2. URS JAKUSCHIN Valeri / SCHITOV Vladimir 3. GDR RINN Hans / HAHN Norbert 4. FRG BRANDTNER Hans / SCHWARM Balthasar 5. FRG HÖLZLWIMMER Stefan / GRÖSSWANG Rudolf 6. GDR HAHN Bernd / HAHN Ulli 20. Weltmeisterschaften, 27. – 28. Januar 1979 20th World Championships, January 27 – 28, 1979 Königssee / Federal Republic of Germany Doppel / Doubles 1. FRG BRANDNER Hans / SCHWARM Balthasar 2. GDR RINN Hans / HAHN Norbert 3. FRG WINKLER Anton / WEMBACHER Anton 4. GDR HAHN Bernd / HAHN Ulli 5. URS BREMZE Dainis / KRIĶIS Aigars 6. ITA GSCHNITZER Peter / BRUNNER Karl 21. Weltmeisterschaften, 12. – 19. Februar 1980 21st World Championships, February 12 – 19, 1980 Lake Placid / United States of America Damen / Women 1. URS SOSULIA Vera /Zozuļa Vera/ 2. GDR SOLLMANN Melitta 3. URS AMANTOVA Ingrida /Amantova Ingrīda/ 4. FRG DEMLEITNER Elisabeth 5. GDR BRAND Elisabeth 6. GDR SCHUMANN Margrit 22. Weltmeisterschaften, 07. – 08. Februar 1981 22nd World Championships, February 07 – 08, 1981 Hammarstrand / Sweden Damen / Women 1. GDR SOLLMANN Melitta 2. GDR SCHMIDT Bettina 3. URS SOSULIA Vera /Zozuļa Vera/ 4. GDR ÖCKEL Ilona 5. URS AMANTOVA Ingrida /Amantova Ingrīda/ 6. TCH JASENCAKOVA Maria Doppel / Doubles 1. GDR HAHN Bernd / HAHN Ulli 2. GDR OBERHOFFNER
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