2007–08 Skeleton World Cup

The 2007–2008 Skeleton World Cup is a multi race tournament over a season for skeleton. The season started on 26 November 2007 and ended on 24 February 2008. The World Cup is organised by the FIBT who also run world cups and championships in bobsleigh.

Calendar
Date Place Disc. Winner Second Third
November 29, 2007 CalgaryWomen's Michelle Kelly Mellisa Hollingsworth-Richards Amy Williams
Men's Paul Boehm Kristan Bromley Jon Montgomery
December 6, 2007 Park CityWomen's Michelle Kelly Katie Uhlaender Amy Williams
Men's Zach Lund Eric Bernotas Anthony Sawyer
December 14, 2007 Lake PlacidWomen's Katie Uhlaender Michelle Kelly Carla Pavan
Men's Eric Bernotas Jon Montgomery Zach Lund
January 17, 2008 CesanaWomen's Kerstin Jürgens Michelle Kelly Anja Huber
Men's Jon Montgomery Anthony Sawyer Adam Pengilly
January 18, 2008 Cesana European Championships 2008 Women's Katie Uhlaender Anja Huber Svetlana Trunova
Men's Zach Lund Kristan Bromley Eric Bernotas
January 25, 2008 St. MoritzWomen's Katie Uhlaender Carla Pavan Mellisa Hollingsworth-Richards
Men's Kristan Bromley Zach Lund Eric Bernotas
February 1–2, 2008 KönigsseeWomen's Katie Uhlaender Kerstin Jürgens Marion Trott
Men's Florian Grassl Kristan Bromley Tomass Dukurs
February 8, 2008 WinterbergWomen's Michelle Kelly Anja Huber Katie Uhlaender
Men's Martins Dukurs Jon Montgomery Florian Grassl
February 11–24, 2008 AltenbergFIBT World Championships 2008

Standings

Men's
Pos. Skeletoner CAL PAC LPL CES CES SMO KÖN WIN Points
1. Kristan Bromley245621261583
2. Jon Montgomery3521941021517
3. Zach Lund1113512591516
4. Eric Bernotas5218331851443
5. Martins Dukurs71147761111369
6. Anthony Sawyer12382699101322
7. Markus Penz661617187471144
8. Florian Grassl1923151085131141
9. Adam Pengilly41110351761120
10. Ben Sandford8107169271741032
11. Tomass Dukurs181520121712313916
12. Daniel Mächler15862422141412893
13. Frank Rommel92513111421818862
14. Sebastian Haupt441178848
15. Michael Douglas1319121316161615834
16. Aleksandr Tretyakov1071915122213794
17. Kazuhiro Koshi232422913101517759
18. Caleb Smith16169192182122758
19. Masaru Inada2013171815201916698
20. Matthias Guggenberger1418212023191221636
21. Peter van Wees2222142224152324524
22. Paul Boehm1911513

Women's
Pos. Skeletoner CAL PAC LPL CES CES SMO KÖN WIN Points
1. Katie Uhlaender721411131670
2. Michelle Kelly112269611599
3. Mellisa Hollingsworth-Richards254873941458
4. Kerstin Jürgens49101410251443
5. Anja Huber66193211421374
6. Carla Pavan84315102891322
7. Amy Williams3365822581320
8. Emma Lincoln-Smith914779814131144
9. Marion Trott11159141653101128
10. Michelle Steele58161114610141120
11. Svetlana Trunova1321812319761088
12. Jessica Kilian11176541615976
13. Courtney Yamada127121617131216952
14. Melissa Hoar1712131313121512936
15. Maggie Davies151614192016177806
16. Olga Korobkina1612159122311794
17. Anne O'Shea101011171914DNF698
18. Tionette Stoddard212318201571818692
19. Eiko Nakayama1817211818171319672
20. Desiree Bjerke141851011656
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