Luge at the Winter Olympic Games Beijing 2022

[Topicmaster1010 4,174]

Men's Doubles Quotas:

 

2 quotas (4 athletes):

 

 Austria

 Germany

 Latvia

 ROC

 

1 quota (2 athletes):

 

 Canada

 China

 Czechia

 Italy

 Poland

 Romania

 Slovakia

 South Korea

 Ukraine

 United States

 

Final standings below

 

	Athlete	NOC	Best	2nd	3rd	4th	Points
1	Steu/Koller	AUT	100	100	85	85	370
1	Eggert/Benecken	GER	100	100	85	85	370
3	Sics/Sics	LAT	100	85	85	70	340
4	Wendl/Arlt	GER	100	70	70	60	300
5	Bogdanov/Prokhorov	RUS	100	85	50	46	281
6	Bots/Plume	LAT	70	60	55	55	240
7	Rieder/Kainzwaldner	ITA	70	60	60	46	236
8	Mueller/Frauscher	AUT	70	60	50	42	222
9	Denisev/Antonov	RUS	55	55	46	42	198
10	Gatt/Schoepf	AUT	55	50	46	19	170
11	Rieder/Rastner	ITA	50	46	36	36	168
12	Geueke/Gamm	GER	50	50	34	32	166
13	Nagler/Malleier	ITA	50	39	36	34	159
14	Maltcev/Khalilov	RUS	46	46	32	30	154
15	Chmielewski/Kowalewski	POL	39	39	39	34	151
16	Walker/Snith	CAN	42	34	30	28	134
17	Wardrope/Zajanski	CAN	42	30	28	28	128
18	Mazdzer/Terdiman	USA	34	30	30	26	120
19	Park/Cho	KOR	32	30	28	25	115
20	Vavercak/Zmij	SVK	28	24	23	22	97
20	Stakhiv/Lysetskyi	UKR	26	24	24	23	97
20	Di Gregorio/Hollander	USA	25	25	24	23	97
23	Gitlan/Serban	ROU	26	26	22	22	96
24	Kellogg/Segger	USA	32	22	18	17	89
25	Vejdelek/Pekny	CZE	23	22	21	20	86
26	Hoi/Levkovych	UKR	21	21	20	19	81
27	Mykyievych/Babura	UKR	22	19	16	16	73
28	Siscanu/Oprea	MDA	16	16	15	14	61
29	Huang/Peng	CHN	15	15	14	14	58
30	Kashkin/Korshunov	RUS	42				42

[hckošice 14,822]

and Olympic debut for the young guns and english speaking comentators favorites athletes Tomáš Vaverčák/Matej Zmij

 

Will be the 6th consecutive SVK participation in the Luge doubles at the Olympics, with the NR being still the 9th place of Marx/Mick in Salt Lake 2002

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Women's Singles Quotas:

 

3 quotas:

 

 Austria

 Canada

 Germany

 Italy

 Latvia

 ROC

 United States

 

2 quotas:

 

 Ukraine

 

1 quota:

 

 Argentina

 China

 Chinese Taipei

 Czechia

 Moldova

 Netherlands

 Poland

 Romania

 Slovakia

 South Korea

 Sweden

 Switzerland

 

Which means that the relay should consist of: 

 

 Austria

 Canada

 China

 Czechia

 Germany

 Italy

 Latvia

 Poland

 Romania

 ROC

 Slovakia

 South Korea

 Ukraine

 United States

 

Full women's standings below.

 

	Athlete	NOC	Best	2nd	3rd	4th	Points
1	Julia Taubitz	GER	100	100	100	85	385
1	Madeleine Egle	AUT	100	100	100	85	385
3	Natalie Geisenberger	GER	85	85	70	60	300
4	Anna Berreiter	GER	100	70	60	60	290
5	Kendija Aparjode	LAT	85	70	46	30	231
6	Eliza Tiruma	LAT	60	55	50	50	215
7	Viktoriia Demchenko	RUS	70	55	39	39	203
8	Dajana Eitberger	GER	55	55	39	39	188
9	Lisa Schulte	AUT	70	46	39	25	180
10	Ekaterina Katnikova	RUS	50	42	39	34	165
11	Andrea Voetter	ITA	46	46	42	30	164
11	Emily Sweeney	USA	55	50	34	25	164
13	Summer Britcher	USA	55	36	36	36	163
14	Hannah Prock	AUT	50	36	34	30	150
15	Ashley Farquharson	USA	42	32	32	30	136
16	Tatyana Ivanova	RUS	70	50	6		126
17	Elina Ieva Vitola	LAT	42	42	22	18	124
18	Nina Zoeggeler	ITA	36	32	28	26	122
19	Marion Oberhofer	ITA	34	28	28	28	118
19	Verena Hofer	ITA	34	34	25	25	118
21	Diana Loginova	RUS	32	32	25	21	110
22	Trinity Ellis	CAN	36	26	24	23	109
23	Natalie Maag	SUI	30	28	25	20	103
24	Sigita Berzina	LAT	30	23	23	22	98
25	Brittney Arndt	USA	32	24	22	19	97
26	Selina Egle	AUT	30	21	16	12	79
27	Raluca Stramaturaru	ROU	20	20	20	17	77
28	Olena Stetskiv	UKR	19	19	17	10	65
29	Makena Hodgson	CAN	18	16	15	12	61
30	Natalie Corless	CAN	21	20	12	7	60
30	Yulianna Tunytska	UKR	17	17	15	11	60
32	Aileen Christina Frisch	KOR	16	16	14	12	58
33	Katarina Simonakova	SVK	19	17	12	9	57
34	Olena Smaha	UKR	21	13	9	8	51
35	Kailey Allan	CAN	16	13	11	10	50
36	Tove Kohala	SWE	15	11	10	10	46
37	Wang Peixuan	CHN	16	11	10	8	45
37	Ulla Zirne	LAT	28	17			45
39	Olesya Mikhaylenko	RUS	42				42
40	Veronica Maria Ravenna	ARG	14	12	7	6	39
41	Klaudia Domaradzka	POL	11	10	9	8	38
42	Anna Cezikova	CZE	12	7	6	5	30
42	Sandra Robatscher	ITA	23	7			30
44	Natalia Jamroz	POL	9	7	5	5	26
45	Gulijienaiti Adikeyoumu	CHN	11	4	3	1	19
46	Hu Huilan	CHN	5	5	4	4	18
47	Jung Hyesun	KOR	14	1	1	1	17
47	Liu Xinyi	CHN	8	5	3	1	17
49	Lin Sin-Rong	TPE	6	3	1	1	11
50	You Dohee	KOR	6	1	1	1	9
50	Daria Obratov	NED	7	1	1		9
52	Doina Descalui	MDA	3	1	1	1	6
53	Elsa Desmond	IRL	1	1	1	1	4
53	Dania Obratov	NED	1	1	1	1	4
53	Cezara Alexandra Curmei	ROU	1	1	1	1	4
53	Detelina Marinova	BUL	1	1	1	1	4
53	Ella Cox	NZL	4				4
58	Mihaela-Carmen Manolescu	ROU	1				1
59	Oh Jeongim	KOR					0

[dcro 10,210]

Netherlands will decline, so I assume Ireland is in?

[hckošice 14,822]

Katarína Šimoňáková qualified for her 2nd Olympics after 23rd place in  PyeongChang 2018

 

which means we managed to qualify one sled in all events and thus also the Team Relay

[pdr4332 218]

The final standings here are also indicative of the final (national) team rosters?

In other words, for example, in doubles we know and both have 2 quotas, so based on the standings is it sure that Eggert/Benecken and Wendl/Artl, and Sics/Sics + Bots/Plume will go to the Olympics?

Or will national federations have any leeway with regards to how they use their quotas?

[hckošice 14,822]

9 minutes ago, pdr4332 said:

The final standings here are also indicative of the final (national) team rosters?

In other words, for example, in doubles we know and both have 2 quotas, so based on the standings is it sure that Eggert/Benecken and Wendl/Artl, and Sics/Sics + Bots/Plume will go to the Olympics?

Or will national federations have any leeway with regards to how they use their quotas?

I do believe local federations can select their representatives

[LowerSaxony 205]

19 hours ago, Topicmaster1010 said:

Men's Doubles Quotas:

 

2 quotas (4 athletes):

 

 Austria

 Germany

 Latvia

 ROC

 

1 quota (2 athletes):

 

 Canada

 China

 Czechia

 Italy

 Poland

 Romania

 Slovakia

 South Korea

 Ukraine

 United States

 

Final standings below

 

	Athlete	NOC	Best	2nd	3rd	4th	Points
1	Steu/Koller	AUT	100	100	85	85	370
1	Eggert/Benecken	GER	100	100	85	85	370
3	Sics/Sics	LAT	100	85	85	70	340
4	Wendl/Arlt	GER	100	70	70	60	300
5	Bogdanov/Prokhorov	RUS	100	85	50	46	281
6	Bots/Plume	LAT	70	60	55	55	240
7	Rieder/Kainzwaldner	ITA	70	60	60	46	236
8	Mueller/Frauscher	AUT	70	60	50	42	222
9	Denisev/Antonov	RUS	55	55	46	42	198
10	Gatt/Schoepf	AUT	55	50	46	19	170
11	Rieder/Rastner	ITA	50	46	36	36	168
12	Geueke/Gamm	GER	50	50	34	32	166
13	Nagler/Malleier	ITA	50	39	36	34	159
14	Maltcev/Khalilov	RUS	46	46	32	30	154
15	Chmielewski/Kowalewski	POL	39	39	39	34	151
16	Walker/Snith	CAN	42	34	30	28	134
17	Wardrope/Zajanski	CAN	42	30	28	28	128
18	Mazdzer/Terdiman	USA	34	30	30	26	120
19	Park/Cho	KOR	32	30	28	25	115
20	Vavercak/Zmij	SVK	28	24	23	22	97
20	Stakhiv/Lysetskyi	UKR	26	24	24	23	97
20	Di Gregorio/Hollander	USA	25	25	24	23	97
23	Gitlan/Serban	ROU	26	26	22	22	96
24	Kellogg/Segger	USA	32	22	18	17	89
25	Vejdelek/Pekny	CZE	23	22	21	20	86
26	Hoi/Levkovych	UKR	21	21	20	19	81
27	Mykyievych/Babura	UKR	22	19	16	16	73
28	Siscanu/Oprea	MDA	16	16	15	14	61
29	Huang/Peng	CHN	15	15	14	14	58
30	Kashkin/Korshunov	RUS	42				42

ITA with three doubles among the TOP 13, but only allowed to send only 1 double. That qualification system is a shame.

[LowerSaxony 205]

56 minutes ago, hckošice said:

I do believe local federations can select their representatives

Correct. Germany already selected its squad:

Men's: Ludwig, Loch, Langenhan

Women's: Taubitz, Geisenberger, Berreiter

Doubles: Eggert/Benecken, Wendl/Arlt

[pdr4332 218]

41 minutes ago, LowerSaxony said:

Correct. Germany already selected its squad:

Men's: Ludwig, Loch, Langenhan

Women's: Taubitz, Geisenberger, Berreiter

Doubles: Eggert/Benecken, Wendl/Arlt

But in this case the selection is consistent with the rankings posted here. Would it be also possible for for example to select Eitberger or any other competitor who is lower in the ranking list?