IBSF World Championships 2017 – Two-man

Two-man
at the IBSF World Championships 2017
Two-man ; at the IBSF World Championships 2017
Venue	Königssee bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton track
Location	Königssee, Germany
Dates	18–19 February
Competitors	72 from 36 nations
Teams	36
Winning time	3:16.71
Medalists
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Last updated November 30, 2024

IBSF World Championships 2017 /
Two	men		women
Four	men
Skeleton	men		women
Mixed		team

The Two-man competition at the 2017 World Championships was held on 18 and 19 February 2017.^[1]^[2]

Results

The first two runs were held on 18^[3] and the two last runs on 19 February 2017.^[4]

Rank	Bib	Country	Athletes	Run 1	Rank	Run 2	Rank	Run 3	Rank	Run 4	Rank	Total	Behind
	6	Germany	Francesco Friedrich Thorsten Margis	49.15	1	49.45	1	49.17	1	48.94	1	3:16.71
	11	Canada	Justin Kripps Jesse Lumsden	49.44	2	49.68	2	49.43	3	49.36	6	3:17.91	+1.20
	9	Germany	Johannes Lochner Joshua Bluhm	49.51	3	49.72	4	49.46	5	49.27	2	3:17.96	+1.25
4	7	Latvia	Oskars Ķibermanis Matīss Miknis	49.55	4	49.88	11	49.42	2	49.32	5	3:18.17	+1.46
5	1	Canada	Nick Poloniato Neville Weight	49.62	9	49.71	3	49.61	12	49.29	3	3:18.23	+1.52
6	20	Latvia	Oskars Melbārdis Jānis Strenga	49.57	5	49.80	6	49.59	10	49.39	7	3:18.35	+1.64
7	13	United States	Steven Holcomb Carlo Valdes	49.71	14	49.76	5	49.49	6	49.43	9	3:18.39	+1.68
8	5	Germany	Nico Walther Eric Franke	49.59	6	49.91	14	49.53	8	49.42	8	3:18.45	+1.74
9	18	Great Britain	Bruce Tasker Joel Fearon	49.64	11	49.84	9	49.66	16	49.56	12	3:18.59	+1.88
10	25	Monaco	Rudy Rinaldi Boris Vain	49.75	15	49.88	11	49.54	9	49.44	10	3:18.60	+1.89
11	17	United States	Justin Olsen Evan Weinstock	49.95	22	49.83	8	49.45	4	49.44	10	3:18.67	+1.96
11	12	Austria	Benjamin Maier Markus Sammer	49.63	10	50.24	28	49.50	7	49.30	4	3:18.67	+1.96
13	19	Canada	Christopher Spring Alexander Kopacz	49.68	13	49.87	10	49.60	11	49.60	16	3:18.75	+2.04
14	16	Latvia	Uģis Žaļims Jānis Jansons	49.91	20	49.80	6	49.63	13	49.46	13	3:18.80	+2.09
15	4	Switzerland	Beat Hefti Michael Kuonen	49.60	7	49.92	15	49.68	17	49.65	18	3:18.85	+2.14
16	8	Switzerland	Rico Peter Simon Friedli	49.60	7	49.99	17	49.74	18	49.63	17	3:18.96	+2.25
17	14	Russia	Alexey Stulnev Maxim Belugin	49.74	15	49.89	13	49.78	19	49.58	15	3:18.99	+2.28
18	24	Czech Republic	Dominik Dvořák Jakub Nosek	49.90	19	49.92	15	49.64	15	49.56	14	3:19.02	+2.31
19	15	Russia	Alexander Kasjanov Aleksei Pushkarev	49.78	17	50.10	21	49.63	13	49.73	19	3:19.24	+2.53
20	27	Poland	Mateusz Luty Krzysztof Tylkowski	49.84	18	50.03	18	49.79	20	49.80	20	3:19.46	+2.75
—	10	South Korea	Won Yun-jong Seo Young-woo	49.65	12	50.06	20	49.96	28	DNQ
	2	South Korea	Kim Dong-hyun Jun Jung-lin	49.91	20	50.05	19	49.80	21
	22	United States	Nick Cunningham Adrian Adams	49.96	23	50.22	25	49.87	23
	23	Russia	Maxim Andrianov Kirill Antukh	50.07	25	50.15	23	49.83	22
	21	Germany	Richard Ölsner Alexander Schüller	50.10	28	50.22	25	49.88	24
	32	France	Loïc Costerg Vincent Castell	50.09	27	50.25	29	49.94	26
	28	Netherlands	Ivo de Bruin Jeroen Piek	50.07	25	50.23	27	50.04	30
	33	Great Britain	Bradley Hall Samuel Blanchet	50.04	24	50.11	22	50.23	34
	30	Austria	Markus Treichl Markus Glück	50.17	31	50.43	31	49.90	25
	31	Czech Republic	Jan Vrba Dominik Suchý	50.11	29	50.48	32	49.95	27
	3	Italy	Simone Bertazzo Mattia Variola	50.11	29	50.34	30	50.18	33
	26	South Korea	Suk Young-jin Oh Jea-han	50.49	33	50.20	24	49.97	29
	29	Italy	Patrick Baumgartner Costantino Ughi	50.25	32	50.54	33	50.13	32
	34	Romania	Mihai Tentea Florin Cezar Crăciun	50.63	34	50.58	34	50.11	31
	35	Serbia	Vuk Rađenović Miroslav Novaković	50.66	35	50.81	35	50.52	35
	36	Croatia	Dražen Silić Mate Mezulić	51.22	36	51.46	36	51.09	36

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References

↑ "Schedule". Archived from the original on 2017-02-01. Retrieved 2017-01-28.
↑ "Start list" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-02-22. Retrieved 2017-02-21.
↑ Results after Run 2
↑ Final results ^{[ dead link ‍]}

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[1] "Schedule". Archived from the original on 2017-02-01. Retrieved 2017-01-28.

[2] "Start list" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-02-22. Retrieved 2017-02-21.

[3] Results after Run 2

[4] Final results ^{[ dead link ‍]}

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