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YANQING, China : Australia's Jaclyn Narracott was on track at the halfway mark of the women's skeleton on Friday to become the first slider outside of Europe and North America to claim a medal in the event as the sun set on Britain's dominance of the event.
Natalie Geisenberger has become Germany’s most successful ever Winter Olympian after helping her country complete a clean sweep of gold medals in the luge in Beijing. The Germans took victory from Austria by eight-hundredths of a second in a nail biting team relay event. Ad/> With six gold medals to her name, as well as a lone bronze, Geisenberger is officially the most decorated Luge athlete of all time, as her country continues to dominate the sport.
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Germany completed a clean sweep of luge gold medals at the Beijing Winter Olympics after winning a thrilling team relay, as legend Natalie Geisenberger picked up the sixth gold of her career. Johannes Ludwig backed up his singles gold, as did doubles champions Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt, to beat Austria in silver and Latvia in bronze.
Luge at Beijing 2022 can be summed up best in one phrase: take a bow Germany! The sliding sports powerhouse sealed all four gold medals on offer.
Germany’s fantastic foursome of Natalie Geisenberger, Johannes Ludwig and Tobias Arlt/Tobias Wendl asserted their dominance to claim the Olympic luge mixed relay gold medal at Beijing 2022 on Thursday (10 February).
YANQING, China : German skeleton rider Christopher Grotheer set a new track record on Thursday to take the lead at the competition halfway mark as his team looks to mirror its compatriots' dominance in the luge on the same track.
Slovakian duo Tomas Vavercak and Matej Zmij rescued their luge run after a chaotic crash but missed out on the medals. The pair lost control and toppled over one another before recovering to register a first run of one minute and 138 hundredths of a second.