IBSF World Championships 2020 – Women

Women
at the IBSF World Championships 2020
Women ; at the IBSF World Championships 2020
Venue	Altenberg bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton track
Location	Altenberg, Germany
Dates	28–29 February
Competitors	28 from 17 nations
Winning time	3:54.52
Medalists
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Last updated December 22, 2024

The women's competition at the IBSF World Championships 2020 was held on 28 and 29 February 2020.^[1]^[2]

Results

The first two runs were held on 28 February at 09:34.^[3] The last two runs were started on 29 February at 09:34.^[4]

Rank	Bib	Athlete	Country	Run 1	Rank	Run 2	Rank	Run 3	Rank	Run 4	Rank	Total	Behind
	8	Tina Hermann	Germany	59.52	5	58.94	2	58.29	3	57.77	1	3:54.52
	10	Marina Gilardoni	Switzerland	58.96	1	58.87	1	58.26	2	58.65	7	3:54.74	+0.22
	4	Janine Flock	Austria	59.50	4	59.43	5	58.11	1	58.69	8	3:55.73	+1.21
4	7	Jacqueline Lölling	Germany	59.66	7	59.28	3	58.38	4	58.59	6	3:55.91	+1.39
5	5	Elena Nikitina	Russia	59.27	2	59.33	4	58.93	7	58.49	5	3:56.02	+1.50
6	12	Sophia Griebel	Germany	59.65	6	59.72	7	58.66	5	58.36	3	3:56.39	+1.87
7	11	Anna Fernstädtová	Czech Republic	59.66	7	59.68	6	58.88	6	58.28	2	3:56.50	+1.98
8	15	Jane Channell	Canada	59.36	3	1:00.50	17	59.30	9	58.45	4	3:57.61	+3.09
9	13	Kim Meylemans	Belgium	1:00.44	17	59.82	8	59.07	8	58.69	8	3:58.02	+3.50
10	14	Kendall Wesenberg	United States	1:00.14	11	59.96	9	59.61	16	58.93	11	3:58.64	+4.12
11	21	Yulia Kanakina	Russia	59.90	9	1:00.00	10	59.44	12	59.56	19	3:58.90	+4.38
11	17	Renata Khuzina	Russia	1:00.30	13	1:00.16	12	59.38	10	59.06	15	3:58.90	+4.38
13	26	Lin Huiyang	China	1:00.38	16	1:00.25	14	59.63	17	59.01	13	3:59.27	+4.75
14	2	Agathe Bessard	France	1:00.34	15	1:00.16	12	59.48	13	59.33	16	3:59.31	+4.79
15	24	Kimberley Bos	Netherlands	1:00.23	12	1:00.65	21	59.41	11	59.05	14	3:59.34	+4.82
16	6	Mirela Rahneva	Canada	59.97	10	1:00.08	11	59.86	20	59.60	20	3:59.51	+4.99
17	23	Valentina Margaglio	Italy	1:00.55	19	1:00.45	16	59.58	15	58.94	12	3:59.52	+5.00
18	9	Megan Henry	United States	1:00.57	20	1:00.44	15	59.81	18	58.76	10	3:59.58	+5.06
19	18	Laura Deas	Great Britain	1:00.31	14	1:00.59	19	59.57	14	59.42	18	3:59.89	+5.37
20	20	Savannah Graybill	United States	1:00.44	17	1:00.56	18	59.84	19	59.37	17	4:00.21	+5.69
21	16	Madelaine Smith	Great Britain	1:01.55	26	1:00.95	22	1:00.07	21	Did not advance
22	3	Alessia Crippa	Italy	1:01.15	22	1:01.00	23	1:00.46	23
23	19	Kimberley Murray	Great Britain	1:02.37	28	1:00.60	20	1:00.15	22
24	1	Nicole Rocha Silveira	Brazil	1:01.48	25	1:01.76	26	1:00.63	24
25	25	Zhu Yangqi	China	1:01.17	23	1:02.26	27	1:00.71	25
26	27	Leslie Stratton	Sweden	1:01.17	23	1:01.51	24	1:01.52	28
27	22	Jaclyn Narracott	Australia	1:00.63	21	1:03.13	28	1:00.76	26
28	28	Dārta Zunte	Latvia	1:02.24	27	1:01.61	25	1:00.95	27

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References

↑ Schedule
↑ Start list
↑ Results after two runs
↑ "Final results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2020-02-29. Retrieved 2020-02-29.

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[1] Schedule

[2] Start list

[3] Results after two runs

[4] "Final results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2020-02-29. Retrieved 2020-02-29.

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