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Luge at the Winter Olympic Games 2018

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December 14, 2017 in Luge

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dcro 10,210

Posted January 28, 2018

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Posted January 28, 2018

11 minutes ago, LowerSaxony said:

As only one Russian woman is eligible, Argentina seems to have received a reallocation quota in the women's event: https://www.eleco.com.ar/deportes/ravenna-tambien-ira-a-corea/

The other should have gone to Kazakhstan.

Kazakhstan already received reallocation in the men's event, as Slovenia declined.

This should leave Turkey as the likely qualifier (since Sweden and France should decline).

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Posted January 28, 2018

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Posted January 28, 2018 (edited)

Someone is a bit hungry? Double win for Ivanova in Siguda :bowdown:

Wrong theared :evil:

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Posted January 28, 2018

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Posted January 28, 2018 (edited)

vor 19 Minuten schrieb dcro:

Kazakhstan already received reallocation in the men's event, as Slovenia declined.

This should leave Turkey as the likely qualifier (since Sweden and France should decline).

You're right, didn't think about that.

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Posted January 30, 2018

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Posted January 30, 2018

want to take a tour on a sled down the Pyeongchang track?

here's a nice ARD video with Julian Von Schleinitz filming one of his training runs...

http://www.sportschau.de/olympia/videos/video-olympia----die-rodelbahn-von-pyeongchang-100.html

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dcro 10,210

Posted January 30, 2018

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"Taiwan is not generally thought of as a center for winter sports. But luger Lien Te-An will be one of a handful of Taiwanese athletes competing in the upcoming Winter Olympics in PyeonChang, South Korea. That is, if he doesn't get hit by a car first." :lol:

http://www.dw.com/en/taiwanese-luger-aims-for-olympic-glory-in-pyeongchang/av-42124886

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Posted January 30, 2018

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Posted January 30, 2018

That's so random. Did someone from Taiwan get hit by a car before the Olympics?

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Posted January 30, 2018

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4 minutes ago, JoshMartini007 said:

That's so random. Did someone from Taiwan get hit by a car before the Olympics?

I'd watch the video (he is training on the streets, much like Shiva Keshavan)

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Posted February 2, 2018

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MEN'S SINGLES

Qualified Nations:

Australia - Alex FERLAZZO
Austria - Reinhard EGGER
Austria - David GLEIRSCHER
Austria - Wolfgang KINDL
Bulgaria - Pavel ANGELOV
Canada - Sam EDNEY
Canada - Mitchel MALYK
Canada - Reid WATTS
Chinese Taipei - LIEN Te-An
Czech Republic - Ondrej HYMAN
Georgia - Giorgi SOGOIANI
Germany - Andi LANGEHAN
Germany - Felix LOCH
Germany - Johannes LUDWIG
Great Britain - AJ ROSEN
Great Britain - Rupert STAUDINGER
India - Shiva KESHAVAN
Italy - Dominik FISCHNALLER
Italy - Kevin FISCHNALLER
Italy - Emanuel RIEDER
Kazakhstan - Nikita KOPYRENKO
Latvia - Kristers APARJODS
Latvia - Arturs DARZNIEKS
Latvia - Inars KIVLENIEKS
Olympic Athlete from Russia - Stepan FEDOROV
Olympic Athlete from Russia - Semen PAVLICHENKO
Olympic Athlete from Russia - Roman REPILOV
Poland - Maciej KUROWSKI
Poland - Mateusz SOCHOWICZ
Romania - Valentin CRETU
Romania - Andrei TUREA
Slovakia - Jozef NINIS
Slovakia - Jakub SIMONAK
Slovenia - Tilen SIRSE
South Korea - LIM Nam-Kyu
Ukraine - Anton DUKACH
Ukraine - Andriy MANDZIY
United States - Chris MAZDZER
United States - Taylor MORRIS
United States - Tucker WEST

Total Athletes Qualified 40

Total Nations Qualified 21

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Posted February 2, 2018

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MEN'S DOUBLES

Qualified Nations:

Austria - Peter PENZ/Georg FISCHLER
Austria - Thomas STEU/Lorenz KOLLER
Canada - Tristan WALKER/Justin SNITH
Czech Republic - Lukas BROZ/Antonin BROZ
Czech Republic - Matej KVICALA/Jaromir KUDERA
Germany - Toni EGGERT/Sascha BENECKEN
Germany - Tobias WENDL/Tobias ARLT
Italy - Ivan NAGLER/Fabian MALLEIER
Italy - Ludwig RIEDER/Patrick RASTNER
Latvia - Oskars GUDRAMOVICS/Peteris KALNINS
Latvia - Andris SICS/Juris SICS
Olympic Athletes from Russia - Vladislav ANTONOV/Aleksandr DENISEV
Olympic Athletes from Russia - Andrei BOGDANOV/Andrei MEDVEDEV
Poland - Jakub KOWALEWSKI/Wojciech CHMIELEWSKI
Romania - Stefan MUSEI/Cosmin ATODIRESEI
Slovakia - Marek SOLCANSKY/Karol STUCHLAK
South Korea - PARK Jin-Yong/CHO Jung-Myung
Ukraine - Oleksandr OBOLONCHYK/Roman ZAKKHARKIV
United States - Justin KREWSON/Andrew SHERK
United States - Matthew MORTENSEN/Jayson TERDIMAN

Total Athletes Qualified 40

Total Nations Qualified 13

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Posted February 2, 2018

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WOMEN'S SINGLES

Qualified Nations:

Argentina - Veronica Maria RAVENNA
Austria - Madeleine EGLE
Austria - Birgit PLATZER
Austria - Hannah PROCK
Canada - Brooke APSHKRUM
Canada - Alex GOUGH
Canada - Kimberley MCRAE
Croatia - Daria OBRATOV
Czech Republic - Tereza NOSKOVA
Germany - Dajana EITBERGER
Germany - Natalie GEISENBERGER
Germany - Tatjana HUEFNER
Italy - Sandra ROBATSCHER
Italy - Andrea VOETTER
Latvia - Kendija APARJODE
Latvia - Eliza CAUCE
Latvia - Ulla ZIRNE
Olympic Athlete from Russia - Ekaterina BATURINA
Poland - Ewa KULS-KUSYK
Poland - Natalia WOJTUSCISZYN
Romania - Raluca STRAMATURARU
Slovakia - Katarina SIMONAKOVA
South Korea - Aileen Christina FRISCH
South Korea - SUNG Eun-Ryung
Switzerland - Martina KOCHER
Ukraine - Olena SHKHUMOVA
Ukraine - Olena STETSKIV
United States - Summer BRITCHER
United States - Erin HAMLIN
United States - Emily SWEENEY

Total Athletes Qualified 30

Total Nations Qualified 16

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