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Bobsleigh IBSF Europe Cup 2020 - 2021 (Sigulda)


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Bobsleigh IBSF Europe Cup 2020 - 2021 (Sigulda)

 

LAT.gif Sigulda (LAT) - 19 December 2020 - 20 December 2020 LAT.gif

 

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Events
 

  • Men's 2-Man (3/8)
  • Men's 2-Man (4/8)
  • Women's 2-Man (2/6)
    Women's 2-Man (3/6)



Official Schedule
Central European Time (GMT +1)
Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final


Saturday, December 19th
14:30 Men's 2-Man Run 1
Following Men's 2-Man Run 2
Following Women's 2-Man Run 1
Following Women's 2-Man Run 2

Sunday, December 20th
14:30 Men's 2-Man Run 1
Following Men's 2-Man Run 2
Following Women's 2-Man Run 1
Following Women's 2-Man Run 2

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Men's 2-Man (3/8)
Final Results

 

LAT.gif Latvia
KAUFMANIS Davis
LINDENBLATS Krists
1:40.1549.54+50.61

 

SUI.gif Switzerland
KUONEN Michael
DOERIG Marco
1:40.4649.67+50.79

 

RUS.gif Russia
ANDRIANOV Maxim
BELUGIN Maxim
1:40.7049.94+50.76

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Run 1
Run 2
Result
4
CIPULIS Emils
KLEINBERGS Ivo Dans
LAT.gif
49.91
50.82
1:40.73
5
LORENZONI Marco
HUFSCHMID Dominik
SUI.gif
50.08
50.73
1:40.81
6
ROHNER Timo
ROLLI Luca
SUI.gif
49.98
50.84
1:40.82
7
BREDIKHIN Aleksandr
KOROTKOV Denis
RUS.gif
50.35
50.91
1:41.26
8
DOBES Adam
KOPRIVA Jaroslav
CZE.gif
50.21
51.06
1:41.27
9
KUZMENKO Georgiy
ZAKHRYAPIN Dmitriy
RUS.gif
50.21
51.11
1:41.32
10
MOULINIER Yann
JUILLARD Quentin
SUI.gif
49.84
51.68
1:41.52
11
POPOV Vyacheslav
ZHESTIANKIN Maksim
RUS.gif
50.74
51.62
1:42.36
12
TABORSKY Pavol
NOSKOVIC Ladislav
SVK.gif
52.90
52.37
1:45.27
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Women's 2-Man (2/6)
Final Results

 

RUS.gif Russia
OSIPENKO Alena
TARASOVA Aleksandra
1:44.6851.94+52.74

 

RUS.gif Russia
DUDKINA Anastasiia
KURYSHEVA Anastasia
1:45.6552.31+53.34

 

SVK.gif Slovakia
CERNANSKA Viktoria
HORVATHOVA Patricia
1:46.4252.87+53.55

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Run 1
Run 2
Result
4
HUNKO Lidiia
LISHCHYNSKA Iryna
UKR.gif
57.71
54.17
1:51.88
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Men's 2-Man (4/8)
Final Results

 

RUS.gif Russia
ANDRIANOV Maxim
BELUGIN Maxim

1:39.9949.88+50.11

 

SUI.gif Switzerland
KUONEN Michael
DOERIG Marco
1:40.41150.05+50.06

 

LAT.gif Latvia
KAUFMANIS Davis
KLEINBERGS Ivo Dans
1:40.1450.05+50.09

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Run 1
Run 2
Result
4
LORENZONI Marco
HUFSCHMID Dominik
SUI.gif
50.00
50.19
1:40.19
5
KUZMENKO Georgiy
ZAYTSEV Aleksey
RUS.gif
50.07
50.44
1:40.51
6
BREDIKHIN Aleksandr
BAKLANOV Sergey
RUS.gif
50.13
50.48
1:40.61
7
CIPULIS Emils
KAUFMANIS Lauris
LAT.gif
50.24
50.41
1:40.65
8
ROHNER Timo
ROLLI Luca
SUI.gif
50.31
50.45
1:40.76
9
DOBES Adam
KOPRIVA Jaroslav
CZE.gif
50.51
50.68
1:41.19
10
MOULINIER Yann
MATTHYS Julien
SUI.gif
50.47
50.73
1:41.20
11
TABORSKY Pavol
NOSKOVIC Ladislav
SVK.gif
51.70
51.72
1:43.42
12
POPOV Vyacheslav
ANDRIYANOV Andrey
RUS.gif
53.05
51.57
1:44.62
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Women's 2-Man (3/6)
Final Results

 

RUS.gif Russia
OSIPENKO Alena
TARASOVA Aleksandra
1:44.0051.77+52.23

 

RUS.gif Russia
DUDKINA Anastasiia
KURYSHEVA Anastasia
1:45.1352.48+52.65

 

UKR.gif Ukraine
HUNKO Lidiia
LISHCHYNSKA Iryna

1:47.0153.32+53.69

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Run 1
Run 2
Result
4
CERNANSKA Viktoria
HORVATHOVA Patricia
SVK.gif
52.96
58.32
1:51.28
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