2017 FIL World Luge Championships – Men's singles

The Men's singles competition at the 2017 World Championships was held on 29 January 2017.[1][2]

Men's singles
at the 2017 FIL World Luge Championships
VenueOlympic Sliding Centre Innsbruck
LocationIgls, Austria
Dates29 January
Competitors50 from 23 nations
Winning time1:39.799
Medalists
gold medal    Austria
silver medal    Russia
bronze medal    Italy
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2017 FIL World Luge Championships
Individual   men   women
Doubles   doubles
Sprint   men doubles women
Relay   mixed

Results

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The first run as started at 10:29[3] and the second run at 12:38.[4]

Rank Bib Name Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Diff
  6 Wolfgang Kindl   Austria 49.823 1 49.976 1 1:39.799
  7 Roman Repilov   Russia 49.827 2 50.034 3 1:39.861 +0.062
  13 Dominik Fischnaller   Italy 49.933 6 49.986 2 1:39.919 +0.120
4 9 Johannes Ludwig   Germany 49.871 3 50.103 5 1:39.974 +0.175
5 4 Semen Pavlichenko   Russia 49.931 5 50.100 4 1:40.031 +0.232
6 3 Felix Loch   Germany 49.892 4 50.164 6 1:40.056 +0.257
7 18 Andi Langenhan   Germany 50.008 8 50.183 9 1:40.191 +0.392
8 2 Stepan Fedorov   Russia 50.035 9 50.177 8 1:40.212 +0.413
9 8 Armin Frauscher   Austria 49.986 7 50.227 11 1:40.213 +0.414
10 12 Kevin Fischnaller   Italy 50.050 11 50.175 7 1:40.225 +0.426
11 17 Theo Gruber   Italy 50.117 12 50.195 10 1:40.312 +0.513
12 1 Ralf Palik   Germany 50.044 10 50.308 18 1:40.352 +0.553
13 19 Aleksandr Gorbatcevich   Russia 50.143 13 50.247 13 1:40.390 +0.591
14 21 Emanuel Rieder   Italy 50.193 14 50.294 17 1:40.487 +0.688
15 5 Tucker West   United States 50.244 18 50.257 15 1:40.501 +0.702
16 10 Inārs Kivlenieks   Latvia 50.254 19 50.264 16 1:40.518 +0.719
17 20 Taylor Morris   United States 50.202 15 50.335 19 1:40.537 +0.738
18 29 Jonathan Gustafson   United States 50.318 21 50.244 12 1:40.562 +0.763
19 15 Chris Mazdzer   United States 50.351 23 50.249 14 1:40.600 +0.801
20 14 Arturs Dārznieks   Latvia 50.296 20 50.383 22 1:40.679 +0.880
21 22 Jonas Müller   Austria 50.202 15 50.480 23 1:40.682 +0.883
22 23 Valentin Crețu   Romania 50.343 22 50.379 21 1:40.722 +0.923
23 25 Kristaps Mauriņš   Latvia 50.393 24 50.373 20 1:40.766 +0.967
24 50 Alexander Ferlazzo   Australia 50.429 25 50.482 24 1:40.911 +1.112
25 16 Mitchel Malyk   Canada 50.233 17 51.415 25 1:41.648 +1.849
26 32 Reid Watts   Canada 50.455 DNQ
27 11 Riks Rozītis   Latvia 50.488
28 26 Samuel Edney   Canada 50.541
29 30 Maciej Kurowski   Poland 50.553
30 31 Andriy Mandziy   Ukraine 50.556
31 27 Jozef Ninis   Slovakia 50.575
32 28 Ondřej Hyman   Czech Republic 50.654
33 35 Nicholas Klimchuk-Brown   Canada 50.721
34 33 Theodor Turea   Romania 50.759
35 37 Shiva Keshavan   India 50.890
36 34 Mateusz Sochowicz   Poland 50.985
37 44 Aleksander Melaas   Norway 51.242
38 38 Rupert Staudinger   Great Britain 51.264
39 36 Svante Kohala   Sweden 51.292
40 39 Jakub Šimoňák   Slovakia 51.316
41 51 Kim Dong-hyeon   South Korea 51.504
42 45 Kang Doung-kyu   South Korea 51.542
43 42 Leonard Cepoi   Moldova 51.698
44 43 Lien Te-an   Chinese Taipei 51.734
45 41 Tilen Sirse   Slovenia 51.834
46 48 William Joerding   Sweden 51.895
47 47 Lucas Gebauer   Great Britain 52.034
48 49 Tristan Jeskanen   Finland 52.785
49 24 David Gleirscher   Austria 52.793
50 46 Pavel Angelov   Bulgaria 56.113
40 Lim Nam-kyu   South Korea DSQ

References

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  1. ^ "Schedule". Archived from the original on 2017-04-29. Retrieved 2017-02-02.
  2. ^ "Start list" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2018-09-08. Retrieved 2017-02-02.
  3. ^ "First run results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2018-09-08. Retrieved 2017-02-02.
  4. ^ "Final results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-02-02. Retrieved 2017-02-02.