IBSF World Championships 2021 – Men

Men
at the IBSF World Championships 2021
Men's Skeleton Medal Ceremony (Bobsleigh & Skeleton World Championships Altenberg 2021)
VenueAltenberg bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton track
LocationAltenberg, Germany
Dates11–12 February
Competitors32 from 17 nations
Winning time3:46.31
Medalists
 Christopher Grotheer   Germany
 Aleksandr Tretyakov
 Alexander Gassner   Germany
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The Men competition at the IBSF World Championships 2021 was held on 11 and 12 February 2021.[1][2]

Results

The first two runs were started on 11 February at 13:04[3] and the last two runs on 12 February at 13:04.[4]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Run 3 Rank Run 4 Rank Total Behind
5 Christopher Grotheer Germany 56.74 3 56.62 1 56.36 1 56.59 1 3:46.31 —
6 Aleksandr Tretyakov Bobsleigh Federation of Russia 56.58 1 56.72 3 56.63 2 56.66 2 3:46.59 +0.28
4 Alexander Gassner Germany 56.95 4 57.01 6 56.84 3 56.71 3 3:47.51 +1.20
4 8 Felix Keisinger Germany 56.65 2 56.69 2 57.02 5 57.38 9 3:47.74 +1.43
5 24 Evgeniy Rukosuev Bobsleigh Federation of Russia 57.04 7 56.75 4 56.89 4 57.11 4 3:47.79 +1.48
6 9 Nikita Tregubov Bobsleigh Federation of Russia 57.24 8 56.97 5 57.29 7 57.52 12 3:49.02 +2.71
7 10 Tomass Dukurs Latvia 57.03 5 57.34 10 57.34 8 57.42 10 3:49.13 +2.82
8 26 Amedeo Bagnis Italy 57.42 10 57.49 12 57.26 6 57.32 7 3:49.49 +3.18
9 14 Florian Auer Austria 57.62 15 57.39 11 57.45 11 57.28 6 3:49.74 +3.43
10 18 Mattia Gaspari Italy 57.52 13 57.24 8 57.51 13 57.56 13 3:49.83 +3.52
11 17 Samuel Maier Austria 57.25 9 57.57 14 57.54 14 57.76 15 3:50.12 +3.81
12 11 Marcus Wyatt Great Britain 58.03 20 57.88 20 57.35 9 57.23 5 3:50.49 +4.18
13 16 Vladyslav Heraskevych Ukraine 57.58 14 57.95 21 57.60 15 57.44 11 3:50.57 +4.26
14 15 Craig Thompson Great Britain 57.98 19 57.79 18 57.50 12 57.33 8 3:50.60 +4.29
15 21 Austin Florian United States 57.48 12 57.30 9 58.18 21 57.71 14 3:50.67 +4.36
16 7 Martins Dukurs Latvia 57.43 11 57.70 17 57.65 16 57.91 17 3:50.69 +4.38
17 20 Yun Sung-bin South Korea 57.94 18 57.56 13 57.41 10 58.06 18 3:50.97 +4.66
18 19 Ronald Auderset Switzerland 57.73 17 57.60 15 57.96 18 57.82 16 3:51.11 +4.80
19 12 Daniil Romanov Bobsleigh Federation of Russia 58.70 23 57.69 16 57.73 17 58.15 20 3:52.27 +5.96
20 23 Jung Seung-gi South Korea 58.75 25 57.83 19 58.45 23 58.10 19 3:53.13 +6.82
21 28 Mark Lynch Canada 57.62 15 59.49 30 58.01 19 Did not advance
22 2 Nathan Crumpton American Samoa 58.71 24 58.64 24 58.11 20
23 13 Matt Weston Great Britain 57.03 5 57.10 7 1:01.36 32
24 22 Kim Ji-soo South Korea 58.64 22 58.22 22 58.68 25
25 32 Nicholas Timmings Australia 58.55 21 58.67 25 58.40 22
26 3 Basil Sieber Switzerland 58.78 26 58.60 23 58.86 27
27 29 Kyle Murray Canada 59.04 28 58.95 27 58.55 24
28 27 Mihail Pacioianu Romania 59.31 29 58.83 26 58.77 26
29 1 Austin McCrary United States 58.90 27 59.18 28 59.12 28
30 31 Colin Freeling Belgium 59.69 30 59.39 29 59.57 29
31 30 Jeff Bauer Luxembourg 59.97 31 1:00.54 32 1:00.20 31
32 33 Akwasi Frimpong Ghana 1:00.75 32 1:00.42 31 1:00.11 30
25 Ander Mirambell Spain Did not start

References

  1. ^ "Schedule". Archived from the original on 2021-02-05. Retrieved 2021-02-03.
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ Results after two runs
  4. ^ "Final results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2021-02-12. Retrieved 2021-02-12.
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