IBSF World Championships 2017 – Men

The Men competition at the 2017 World Championships was held on 24 and 26 February 2017.[1][2]

Men
at the IBSF World Championships 2017
VenueKönigssee bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton track
LocationKönigssee, Germany
Dates24–26 February
Competitors44 from 29 nations
Winning time3:23.48
Medalists
gold medal    Latvia
silver medal    Germany
bronze medal    Russia
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Two   men   women
Four   men  
Skeleton   men   women
Mixed   team

Results

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The first two runs were held on 24 February 2017[3] and the last two runs on 26 February 2017.[4]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Run 3 Rank Run 4 Rank Total Behind
  13 Martins Dukurs   Latvia 50.99 1 50.96 1 50.60 4 50.93 4 3:23.48
  8 Axel Jungk   Germany 51.68 5 51.13 2 50.50 3 50.54 1 3:23.85 +0.37
  15 Nikita Tregubov   Russia 51.42 2 51.29 3 50.41 1 50.90 3 3:24.02 +0.54
4 9 Aleksandr Tretyakov   Russia 51.50 4 51.35 4 50.41 1 50.95 5 3:24.21 +0.73
5 10 Alexander Gassner   Germany 51.45 3 51.47 5 50.78 5 50.75 2 3:24.45 +0.97
6 6 Christopher Grotheer   Germany 51.71 6 51.63 6 50.83 6 51.25 8 3:25.42 +1.94
7 7 Matthew Antoine   United States 51.77 7 52.03 9 51.07 8 51.23 7 3:26.10 +2.62
8 12 Dominic Parsons   Great Britain 52.05 9 51.83 7 51.15 9 51.18 6 3:26.21 +2.73
9 28 Mattia Gaspari   Italy 52.35 14 52.17 12 51.21 10 51.35 11 3:27.08 +3.60
10 25 Dave Greszczyszyn   Canada 52.22 10 52.16 11 51.50 15 51.30 10 3:27.18 +3.70
11 17 Rhys Thornbury   New Zealand 52.59 19 52.23 13 51.01 7 51.39 13 3:27.22 +3.74
12 14 Tomass Dukurs   Latvia 51.98 8 51.88 8 51.79 21 51.58 15 3:27.23 +3.75
13 16 Barrett Martineau   Canada 52.27 12 52.47 16 51.37 11 51.37 14 3:27.60 +4.12
14 23 Pavel Kulikov   Russia 52.44 15 52.38 15 51.40 12 51.49 16 3:27.81 +4.33
15 3 Matthias Guggenberger   Austria 52.55 18 52.14 10 51.48 13 51.91 19 3:28.08 +4.60
16 24 Jack Thomas   Great Britain 52.65 20 52.76 25 51.49 14 51.26 9 3:28.16 +4.68
17 22 John Daly   United States 52.45 16 52.61 20 51.73 19 51.38 12 3:28.17 +4.69
18 11 Nathan Crumpton   United States 52.29 13 52.52 18 51.75 20 51.97 20 3:28.53 +5.05
19 20 Jeremy Rice   Great Britain 52.52 17 52.33 14 51.91 23 51.91 17 3:28.61 +5.13
20 19 Ander Mirambell   Spain 52.25 11 52.57 19 52.04 25 51.86 18 3:28.72 +5.24
21 29 Geng Wenqiang   China 52.82 21 52.48 17 51.65 17 DNQ
22 5 Kevin Boyer   Canada 52.94 23 52.61 20 51.60 16
23 21 Marco Rohrer   Switzerland 52.86 22 53.16 29 51.67 18
24 32 Vladyslav Heraskevych   Ukraine 53.10 29 52.91 27 51.81 22
25 2 Joseph Cecchini   Italy 52.95 25 52.71 24 52.21 30
26 18 Egor Veselov   Russia 52.96 26 52.69 22 52.38 32
27 31 Riet Graf   Switzerland 53.32 31 52.69 22 52.12 28
28 34 Rasmus Ottosson   Sweden 53.37 32 52.93 28 52.06 26
29 26 Alexander Auer   Austria 52.94 23 53.51 33 51.95 24
30 1 Dorin Dumitru Velicu   Romania 53.00 27 53.40 31 52.15 29
31 27 Hiroatsu Takahashi   Japan 53.55 33 53.18 30 52.09 27
32 30 Alex Hanssen   Norway 53.01 28 52.77 26 53.12 36
33 33 Lee Han-sin   South Korea 53.28 30 53.75 36 52.68 34
34 35 Philipp Mölter   Czech Republic 53.59 34 53.69 35 52.44 33
35 37 Adam Edelman   Israel 54.18 35 53.88 37 52.29 31
36 39 Brendan Doyle   Ireland 55.43 41 53.44 32 52.74 35
37 36 Dean Timmings   Australia 54.24 36 54.11 38 53.50 37
38 42 Anthony Watson   Jamaica 54.55 37 53.68 34 53.77 39
39 4 Chiang Chun-hung   Chinese Taipei 54.79 39 54.38 39 53.88 40
40 43 Michał Jakóbczyk   Poland 54.71 38 54.85 40 53.68 38
41 38 Jeff Bauer   Luxembourg 55.36 40 55.00 42 54.25 42
42 41 Marin Bangiev   Bulgaria 57.10 43 54.89 41 54.21 41
43 44 Denis Lorenčič   Slovenia 56.25 42 55.82 44 54.94 43
44 40 Akwasi Frimpong   Ghana 57.14 44 55.50 43 55.65 44

References

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  1. ^ "Schedule". Archived from the original on 2017-02-01. Retrieved 2017-01-28.
  2. ^ Start list[permanent dead link]
  3. ^ Results after Run 2
  4. ^ "Final results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-02-27. Retrieved 2017-02-28.