Luge at the 1994 Winter Olympics

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The 1994 Winter Olympic Games Luge results

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Men's singles [edit]

February 13/February 14, 1994

Medal Athlete Time
Gold  Georg Hackl
Germany (GER)
3:21.571
Silver  Markus Prock
Austria (AUT)
3:21.584
Bronze  Armin Zöggeler
Italy (ITA)
3:21.833
4th  Arnold Huber (ITA) 3.22.418
5th  Wendel Suckow (USA) 3:22.424
6th  Norbert Huber (ITA) 3:22.474
7th  Gerhard Gleirscher (AUT) 3:22.569
8th  Jens Müller (GER) 3:22.580

Doubles [edit]

February 18, 1994

Medal Athlete Time
Gold  Italy I (ITA) (Kurt Brugger, Wilfried Huber) 1:36.720
Silver  Italy II (ITA) (Hansjörg Raffl, Norbert Huber) 1:36.769
Bronze  Germany I (GER) (Stefan Krauße, Jan Behrendt) 1:36.945
4th  United States I (USA) (Mark Grimmette, Jonathan Edwards). 1:37.289
5th  United States II (USA) (Chris Thorpe, Gordon Sheer). 1:37.296
6th  Romania (ROM) (Ioan Apostol, Constantin-Liviu Cepoi). 1:37.323
7th  Russia I (RUS) (Albert Demtschenko, Aleksei Zelensky). 1:37.477
8th  Canada (CAN) (Robert Gasper & Clay Ives) &  Ukraine I (UKR) (Igor Urbanski, Andrey Mukhin). 1:37.691
10th  Austria I (AUT) (Markus Schiegl & Tobias Schiegl 1:37.695
11th  Latvia I (LAT) (Aivis Švāns & Roberts Suharevs 1:37.867
12th  Latvia II (LAT) (Juris Vovčkovs & Dairis Leksis 1:38.215
13th  Sweden (SWE) (Hans Kohala & Carl-Johan Lindqvist 1:38.238
14th  Germany II (GER) (Steffen Skel & Steffen Wöller 1:38.308
15th  Russia II (RUS) (Anatoly Bobkov & Gennadiy Belyakov 1:38.680

All three Huber brothers would medal at the 1994 Games. Wilfried earned gold and Norbert earned silver in this event. Gunther, the bobsledder, took bronze in the two-man event.

Women's singles [edit]

February 15/February 16, 1994

Medal Athlete Time
Gold  Gerda Weissensteiner
Italy (ITA)
3:15.517
Silver  Susi Erdmann
Germany (GER)
3:16.276
Bronze  Andrea Tagwerker
Austria (AUT)
3:16.652
4th  Angelika Neuner (AUT) 3:16.901
5th  Natalie Obkircher (ITA) 3:16.937
6th  Gabriele Kohlisch (GER) 3:17.197
7th  Irina Gubkina (RUS) 3:17.198
8th  Natalya Yakuchenko (UKR) 3:17.378

Weissensteiner, the defending world champion, had the fastest times in each of the four runs to win the gold medal. Less than three weeks later, the medal was stolen while she was at her brother's funeral when her home in Bolzano was burglarized. The Olympic Organizing Committee of Lillehammer gave her a replacement.

Medal table [edit]

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  Italy (ITA) 2 1 1 4
2  Germany (GER) 1 1 1 3
3  Austria (AUT) 0 1 1 2

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