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  • Men's 2-Man (7/8)
  • Men's 2-Man (8/8)
  • Women's 2-Man (4/8)



Official Schedule
Eastern European Time (GMT +2)
Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final


Saturday, December 19th
14:00 Women's 2-Man Run 1
11:00 Women's 2-Man Run 2
13:30 Men's 2-Man Run 1
15:05 Men's 2-Man Run 2


Sunday, December 20th
10:00 Men's 2-Man Run 1
11:30 Men's 2-Man Run 2

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Women's 2-Man (4/8)
Final Results

 

GER.gif Germany
SCHNEIDER Stephanie
FIEBIG Leonie
1:45.9452.94+53.00

 

GER.gif Germany
NOLTE Laura
LEVI Deborahn
1:46.1252.88+53.24

 

GER.gif Germany
KALICKI Kim
STRACK Ann-Christin
1:46.1752.94+53.23

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Run 1
Run 2
Result
4
BEIERL Katrin
ONASANYA J.J.O.D.
AUT.gif
53.10
53.35
1:46.45
5
HASLER Melanie
PASTERNACK Nadja
SUI.gif
53.27
53.28
1:46.55
6
GRECU Andreea
WICK Katharina
ROU.gif
53.46
53.45
1:46.91
7
McNEILL Mica
DOUGLAS Montell
GBR.gif
53.46
43.49
1:46.95
8
BOCH Margot
SENECHAL Carla
FRA.gif
53.48
53.53
1:47.01
9
CHERNYKH Lubov
BELOMESTNYKH Yulia
RUS.gif
53.57
53.45
1:47.02
10
WALKER Breeana
BLIZZARD Sarah
AUS.gif
53.54
53.58
1:47.12
11
VANNIEUWENHUYSE An
AERTS Sara
BEL.gif
53.62
53.57
1:47.19
12
ANDREUTTI Giada
SCHENK Anna
ITA.gif
54.00
54.22
1:48.22
13
FONTANIVE Martina
ZOLLIKER Diana
SUI.gif
54.70
54.71
1:49.41
14
SMOLAREK Sylwia
SLUPECKA Julia
POL.gif
54.76
54.71
1:49.47
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Men's 2-Man (7/8)
Final Results

 

GER.gif Germany
FRIEDRICH Francesco
SCHUELLER Alexander
1:42.1951.04+51.15

 

LAT.gif Latvia
KIBERMANIS Oskars
MIKNIS Matiss

1:42.8751.47+51.40

 

GER.gif Germany
LOCHNER Johannes
RASP Christian
1:42.9251.37+51.55

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Run 1
Run 2
Result
4
HANNIGHOFER Hans Pete
AMMOUR Issam
GER.gif
51.49
51.67
1:42.921
5
VOGT Michael
MICHEL Sandro
SUI.gif
51.63
51.73
1:43.36
6
GAITIUKEVICH Rostislav
MALYKH Ilya
RUS.gif
51.71
51.67
1:43.38
7
BERZINS Ralfs
NEMME Edgars
LAT.gif
51.67
51.72
1:43.39
8
DVORAK Dominik
SUCHY Dominik
CZE.gif
51.70
51.76
1:43.46
9
MAIER Benjamin
SAMMER Markus
AUT.gif
51.68
51.85
1:53.53
10
FRIEDLI Simon
HAAS Andreas
SUI.gif
51.81
51.74
1:43.55
11
MELBARDIS Oskars
BEBRISS Arnis
LAT.gif
51.70
51.93
1:43.63
12
HALL Brad
BLANCHET Sam
GBR.gif
51.96
51.76
1:43.72
13
de BRUIN Ivo
FRANJIC Janko
NED.gif
51.95
51.86
1:43.81
14
VARIOLA Mattia
FANTAZZINI Eric
ITA.gif
52.05
51.87
1:43.92
15
TENTEA Mihai Cristian
DAROCZI Ciprian Nicolae
ROU.gif
52.04
52.11
1:44.15
16
STULNEV Alexey
GRYAZNOV Egor
RUS.gif
52.05
52.14
1:44.19
17
DEEN Lamin
SIMONS Ben
GBR.gif
52.22
52.16
1:44.38
18
BAUMGARTNER Patrick
VERGINER Alex
ITA.gif
52.20
52.25
1:44.45
19
TREICHL Markus
GLABONIAT Gregor
AUT.gif
52.35
52.15
1:44.50
20
SHANWAYNE Stephens
WEKPE Matthew
JAM.gif
52.56
52.64
1:45.20
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Men's 2-Man (8/8)
Final Results

 

GER.gif Germany
FRIEDRICH Francesco
SCHUELLER Alexander
1:42.4051.16+51.24

 

LAT.gif Latvia
KIBERMANIS Oskars
MIKNIS Matiss

1:43.1851.52+51.66

 

GER.gif Germany
LOCHNER Johannes
RASP Christian
1:43.3051.60+51.70
 
GER.gif Germany
HANNIGHOFER Hans Pete
KORNHARDT Marcel

1:43.3051.65+51.65

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Run 1
Run 2
Result
5
GAITIUKEVICH Rostislav
KOSHELEV Roman
RUS.gif
51.69
51.79
1:43.48
6
MELBARDIS Oskars
NEMME Edgars
LAT.gif
51.71
51.85
1:53.56
7
VOGT Michael
MICHEL Sandro
SUI.gif
51.76
51.85
1:43.61
8
HALL Brad
GLEESON Nick
GBR.gif
51.76
51.86
1:43.62
9
DVORAK Dominik
NOSEK Jakub
CZE.gif
51.88
51.86
1:43.74
10
BERZINS Ralfs
SPRINGIS Davis
LAT.gif
51.94
51.97
1:43.91
11
de BRUIN Ivo
FRANJIC Janko
NED.gif
52.06
52.11
1:44.17
12
STULNEV Alexey
MALYKH Ilya
RUS.gif
52.07
52.14
1:44.21
13
VARIOLA Mattia
FANTAZZINI Eric
ITA.gif
52.19
52.18
1:44.37
14
FRIEDLI Simon
FAESSLER Adrian
SUI.gif
52.23
52.28
1:44.51
15
BAUMGARTNER Patrick
BILOTTI Lorenzo
ITA.gif
52.24
52.32
1:44.56
16
TENTEA Mihai Cristian
RADU Cristian
ROU.gif
52.36
52.36
1:44.72
17
TREICHL Markus
GLABONIAT Gregor
AUT.gif
52.45
52.48
1:44.93
18
DEEN Lamin
SIMONS Ben
GBR.gif
52.40
52.55
1:44.95
19
SHANWAYNE Stephens
WEKPE Matthew
JAM.gif
53.13
52.74
1:45.87
 
MAIER Benjamin
HUBER Kristian
AUT.gif
DNS
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