2018–19 Skeleton World Cup

The 2018–19 Skeleton World Cup was a multi-race series over a season for skeleton. The season started on 3 December 2018 in Sigulda, Latvia, and finished on 23 February 2019 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The World Cup was organised by the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation, who also run World Cups and Championships in bobsleigh. The title sponsor of the World Cup was again BMW.

2018–19 Skeleton World Cup
Winners
Men's Alexander Tretiakov (RUS)
Women's Elena Nikitina (RUS)
Competitions
Venues7 (8 events)

Calendar

Anticipated schedule as announced by the IBSF (dates shown include practice and competition days for both skeleton and bobsleigh):[1]

Venue Date Details
Sigulda 8–9 December
Winterberg 14 December
Altenberg 4 January
Königssee 11 January cancelled due to continued snowfall; rescheduled to Calgary on 22 February
Igls 18 January also European Championships
St. Moritz 25 January
Lake Placid 15–16 February
Calgary 22 February rescheduled from Königssee
Calgary 23–24 February
Whistler 3-9 March World Championships

Results

Men

Event: Gold: Time Silver: Time Bronze: Time
Sigulda Nikita Tregubov
 Russia
1:41.87
(50.81 / 51.06)
Martins Dukurs
 Latvia
1:42.24
(51.17 / 51.07)
Yun Sung-bin
 South Korea
1:42.40
(51.22 / 51.18)
Winterberg Alexander Tretiakov
 Russia
1:52.07
(56.11 / 55.96)
Axel Jungk
 Germany
1:52.90
(56.69 / 56.21)
Yun Sung-bin
 South Korea
1:52.91
(56.55 / 56.36)
Altenberg Alexander Tretiakov
 Russia
1:55.09
(57.09 / 58.00)
Yun Sung-bin
 South Korea
1:55.66
(57.58 / 58.08)
Nikita Tregubov
 Russia
1:55.93
(57.64 / 58.29)
Königssee cancelled due to continued snowfall; rescheduled to Calgary on 22 February
Igls Martins Dukurs
 Latvia
1:46.17
(53.02 / 53.15)
Yun Sung-bin
 South Korea
1:46.45
(53.24 / 53.21)
Axel Jungk
 Germany
1:46.46
(53.24 / 53.22)
St. Moritz Yun Sung-bin
 South Korea
2:15.96
(1:08.20 / 1:07.76)
Alexander Tretiakov
 Russia
2:16.16
(1:08.53 / 1:07.63)
Nikita Tregubov
 Russia
2:16.23
(1:08.50 / 1:07.73)
Lake Placid Alexander Tretiakov
 Russia
1:47.19
(53.47 / 53.72)
Martins Dukurs
 Latvia
1:47.33
(53.58 / 53.75)
Yun Sung-bin
 South Korea
1:47.44
(53.71 / 53.73)
Calgary 1 Alexander Tretiakov
 Russia
1:51.35
(55.85 / 55.50)
Yun Sung-bin
 South Korea
1:51.48
(56.08 / 55.40)
Martins Dukurs
 Latvia
1:51.51
(55.89 / 55.62)
Calgary 2 Yun Sung-bin
 South Korea
1:52.70
(56.30 / 56.40)
Alexander Tretiakov
 Russia
1:52.76
(56.40 / 56.36)
Tomass Dukurs
 Latvia
1:53.21
(56.87 / 56.34)

Women

Event: Gold: Time Silver: Time Bronze: Time
Sigulda Elena Nikitina
 Russia
1:45.12
(52.51 / 52.69)
Elisabeth Maier
 Canada
1:45.42
(52.83 / 52.59)
Tina Hermann
 Germany
1:45.60
(52.77 / 52.83)
Winterberg Jacqueline Lölling
 Germany
1:55.16
(57.61 / 57.55)
Tina Hermann
 Germany
1:55.83
(57.96 / 57.87)
Janine Flock
 Austria
1:55.86
(57.97 / 57.89)
Altenberg Elena Nikitina
 Russia
1:57.42
(58.59 / 58.83)
Jacqueline Lölling
 Germany
1:57.79
(58.74 / 59.05)
Yulia Kanakina
 Russia
1:58.39
(58.19 / 59.20)
Königssee cancelled due to continued snowfall; rescheduled to Calgary on 22 February
Igls Janine Flock
 Austria
1:48.64
(54.34 / 54.30)
Elena Nikitina
 Russia
1:49.07
(54.43 / 54.64)
Jacqueline Lölling
 Germany
1:49.09
(54.53 / 54.56)
St. Moritz Mirela Rahneva
 Canada
2:17.77
(1:09.22 / 1:08.55)
Elena Nikitina
 Russia
2:18.00
(1:09.11 / 1:08.89)
Jacqueline Lölling
 Germany
2:18.63
(1:09.56 / 1:09.07)
Lake Placid Jacqueline Lölling
 Germany

Elena Nikitina
 Russia

1:50.59
(55.07 / 55.52)
1:50.59
(54.87 / 55.72)
none awarded Kendall Wesenberg
 United States
1:51.10
(55.15 / 55.95)
Calgary 1 Mirela Rahneva
 Canada
1:54.52
(57.38 / 57.14)
Tina Hermann
 Germany
1:54.98
(57.74 / 57.24)
Elisabeth Maier
 Canada
1:55.20
(57.75 / 57.45)
Calgary 2 Tina Hermann
 Germany
1:57.39
(58.97 / 58.42)
Mirela Rahneva
 Canada
1:57.52
(58.94 / 58.58)
Laura Deas
 Great Britain
1:57.68
(59.26 / 58.42)

Standings

Men

[2]

Pos. Racer SIG WIN ALT IGL STM LPL CGR 1 CGR 2 Points
1  Alexander Tretiakov (RUS) 4 1 1 4 2 1 1 2 1704
2  Yun Sung-bin (KOR) 3 3 2 2 1 3 2 1 1680
3  Martins Dukurs (LAT) 2 7 7 1 8 2 3 4 1533
4  Nikita Tregubov (RUS) 1 4 3 9 3 4 5 8 1505
5  Axel Jungk (GER) 8 2 5 3 5 5 7 7 1458
6  Marcus Wyatt (GBR) 12 10 8 6 7 7 8 5 1288
7  Tomass Dukurs (LAT) 6 5 10 5 4 4 3 1272
8  Dave Greszczyszyn (CAN) 15 21 11 21 11 15 6 6 956
9  Vladyslav Heraskevych (UKR) 9 17 14 22 12 12 12 9 944
10  Florian Auer (AUT) 10 12 12 11 9 24 16 15 933

Women

Pos. Racer SIG WIN ALT IGL STM LPL CGR 1 CGR 2 Points
1  Elena Nikitina (RUS)141221451663
2  Tina Hermann (GER)324446211597
3  Mirela Rahneva (CAN)125141314121396
4  Sophia Griebel (GER)665955991360
5  Jacqueline Lölling (GER)5123311244
6  Kendall Wesenberg (USA)1115912738 91200
7  Yulia Kanakina (RUS)783771461152
8  Elisabeth Maier (CAN)21211615341146
9  Jane Channell (CAN)41119151310571122
10  Renata Khuzina (RUS)81710141681281048

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia84315
2 Germany34411
3 South Korea2338
4 Canada2215
5 Latvia1225
6 Austria1012
7 Great Britain0011
 United States0011
Totals (8 nations)17151648
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References

  1. "IBSF Presents Preliminary Sports Calendar for 2018–2019" (Press release). 16 May 2018.
  2. "Rankings List". Fibt.com. Retrieved 2018-12-08.
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