Luge at the 1988 Winter Olympics – Men's singles

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Men's singles
at the XV Olympic Winter Games
Luge pictogram.svg
VenueCanada Olympic Park
Dates14–15 February
Competitors38 from 18 nations
Winning time3:05.548
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Jens Müller  East Germany
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Georg Hackl  West Germany
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Yury Kharchenko  Soviet Union
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Luge at the
1988 Winter Olympics
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The men's singles luge competition at the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary was held on 14 and 15 February, at Canada Olympic Park.[1][2]

Results[]

Rank[1] Athlete Country Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Total
1st place, gold medalist(s) Jens Müller  East Germany 46.301 46.444 46.436 46.367 3:05.548
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Georg Hackl  West Germany 46.355 46.553 46.599 46.409 3:05.916
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Yury Kharchenko  Soviet Union 46.391 46.605 46.475 46.803 3:06.274
4 Thomas Jacob  East Germany 46.426 46.638 46.433 46.861 3:06.358
5 Michael Walter  East Germany 46.578 46.754 46.838 46.763 3:06.933
6 Sergey Danilin  Soviet Union 46.564 46.827 46.648 47.059 3:07.098
7 Johannes Schettel  West Germany 46.725 46.928 46.805 46.913 3:07.371
8 Hansjörg Raffl  Italy 46.590 46.971 46.893 47.071 3:07.525
9 Otto Mayregger  Austria 46.777 46.986 46.925 46.931 3:07.619
10 Paul Hildgartner  Italy 46.844 46.854 46.764 47.234 3:07.696
11 Markus Prock  Austria 46.637 46.632 47.637 46.829 3:07.735
12 Frank Masley  United States 46.813 46.890 46.813 47.427 3:07.943
13 Max Burghardtswieser  West Germany 46.874 46.949 47.083 47.280 3:08.186
14 Duncan Kennedy  United States 47.032 47.065 47.093 47.282 3:08.472
15 Kurt Brugger  Italy 47.084 47.362 47.045 47.130 3:08.621
16 Petr Urban  Czechoslovakia 46.917 47.215 47.133 47.359 3:08.624
17 Valery Dudin  Soviet Union 47.812 46.982 47.061 47.025 3:08.880
18 Kazuhiko Takamatsu  Japan 47.278 47.235 47.326 47.176 3:09.015
19 Harington Telford  Canada 47.152 47.564 47.119 47.463 3:09.298
20 Mikael Holm  Sweden 47.409 47.165 47.423 47.661 3:09.658
21 Luboš Jíra  Czechoslovakia 47.647 47.569 47.819 47.822 3:10.857
22 Macleod Nicol  Great Britain 47.701 47.679 47.569 48.000 3:10.949
23 Jon Owen  United States 47.670 47.632 47.834 48.328 3:11.464
24 Chris Wightman  Canada 47.855 47.856 47.773 48.182 3:11.666
25 Anders Näsström  Sweden 47.517 47.931 48.083 48.191 3:11.722
26 Toru Ito  Japan 47.753 47.880 48.601 48.439 3:12.673
27 Nil Labrecque  Canada 47.461 47.866 49.307 48.093 3:12.727
28 Nick Ovett  Great Britain 48.181 48.163 48.518 48.446 3:13.308
29 Pablo García  Spain 48.702 47.953 48.708 48.115 3:13.478
30 Stephen Brialey  Great Britain 49.689 48.687 47.568 47.677 3:13.621
31 Raúl Muñiz  Puerto Rico 50.184 49.849 50.480 50.449 3:20.962
32 Sun Kuang-Ming  Chinese Taipei 49.601 51.584 48.986 51.429 3:21.600
33 Rubén González  Argentina 49.567 49.628 53.685 48.947 3:21.827
34 George Tucker  Puerto Rico 50.748 50.249 51.688 54.440 3:27.125
35 Raymond Ocampo  Philippines 54.703 51.617 51.926 49.415 3:27.661
36 Bart Carpentier Alting  Netherlands Antilles 50.802 53.468 53.501 52.142 3:29.913
- Gerhard Sandbichler  Austria 46.911 46.990 DNF - -
- Peter Beck  Liechtenstein 47.319 DNF - - -

References[]

  1. ^ a b "Calgary 1988 Official Report" (PDF). XV Olympic Winter Games Organizing Committee. LA84 Foundation. 1988. Retrieved 20 January 2014.
  2. ^ "Luge at the 1988 Calgary Winter Games: Men's Singles". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 6 April 2020.
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