Luge - Men's Doubles
1924-1960: not played event
1964 INNSBRUCK-IGLS (1-2)
1. Austria l’41”62
(Josef Feistmanti, Manfred Stengl)
2. Austria l’41”91
(Reinhold Senn, Helmut Thaler)
3. Italy l’42”87
(Walter Aussendorfer, Sigisfredo Mair)
4. Denmark l’43”08
(Walter Eggert, Heimut Voliprecht)
5. Italy l’43”77
(GiampaoloAmbrosi, Giovanni Graber)
6. Poland l’43”77
(Lucjan Kudzia, Ryszard Pgdrak)
7. Poland l’45”13
(Edward Fender, Mieczysiaw Pawelkiewicz)
8. Czechoslovakia l’45”41
(Jan Hamrik, Jirì Hujer)
1968 GRENOBLE-ALPE D’HUEZ (18-2)
1. East Germany 1’35”85
(Klaus Bonsack, Thornas Köhler)
2. Austria l’36”34
(Manfred Schmid, Ewald Walch)
3. West Germany l’37”29
(Wolfgang Winkler, Fritz Nachmann)
4. West Germany l’37”61
(Hans Pienk, Bernhard Aschauer)
5. East Germany l’37”81
(Horst Hömlein, Reinhard Bredow)
6. Poland l’37”85
(Zbigniew Gawior, Ryszard Gawior)
7. Austria l’38”11
(Josef Feistmantl, Wilhelm Bicchl)
8. Italy l’38”15
(Giovanni Graber, Enrico Graber)
10. Italy 1’38”67
(Ernesto Mair, Sigfrido Mair)
1972 SAPPORO-TEINEYAMA (10-2)
1. East Germany l’28”35
(Horst Hömlein, Reinhard Bredow)
2. Italy l’28”35
(Paul Hildartner, Walter Plaikner)
3. East Germany l’29”16
(Klaus Bonsack, Wolfram Fiedler)
4. Japan l’29”63
(Satoru Arai, Masatoshi Kobayashi)
5. West Germany l’29”66
(Hans Brandner, Balthasar Schwarm)
5. Poland l’29”66
(Miroslaw Wieçkowski, Wojciech Kubik)
7. Austria l’29”75
(Manfred Schmid, Ewald Walch)
8. Italy l’30”26
(Siegfrid Mair, Ernst Mair)
1976 INNSBRUCK-IGLS (10-2)
1. East Germany l’25”604
(Hans Rinn, Norbert Hahn)
2. West Germany l’25”889
(Hans Brandner, Balthasar Schwarm)
3. Austria l’25”919
(Rudolf Schmid, Franz Schachner)
4. West Germany l’26”238
(Stefan Hölzlwimmer, Rudolf Grösswang)
5. Austria 1’26”424
(Manfred Schmid, Reinhold Sulzbacher)
6. Czechoslovakia 1’26”826
(Jindfich Zeman, Vladmir Resi)
7. Italy 1’27”171
(Karl Feichter, Ernst Haspinger)
8. Soviet Union 1’27”407
(Dainis Bremze, Aigars Krikis)
11. Italy 1’27”83
(Paul Hildgartner, Walter Plainer)
1980 LAKE PLACID (10-2)
1. West Germany 1’19”331
(Hans Rinn, Norbert Hahn)
2. Italy 1’19”606
(Peter Gschnitzer, Kari Brunner)
3. Austria 1’19”795
(Georg Fluckinger, Karl Schrott)
4. West Germany 1’19”914
(Bemd Hahn, Ulrich Hahn)
5. Italy 1’19”976
(Hansiorg Raffl, Alfred Silginer)
6. West Germany 1'20”012
(Anton Winkler, Anton Wembacher)
7. West Germany 1’20”063
(Hans Brandner, Balthasar Schwarm)
8. Czechoslovakia 1’20”142
(Jindfich Zeman, Vladimir Resi)
1984 SARAJEVO (15-2)
1. West Germany l’23”620
(Hans Stanggassinger, Franz Wembacher)
2. Soviet Union l’23”660
(Yevgeny Belousov, Aleksandr Belyakov)
3. East Germany l’23”887
(Jörg Hoffmann, Jochen Pietzsch)
4. Austria l’23”902
(Georg Fluckinger, Franz Wdhelmer)
5. Austria l’24”133
(Gúnther Lemmerer, Franz Lechleitner)
6. Italy l’24”353
(Hans-Jörg Raffl, Norber Huber)
7. Soviet Union l’24”366
(Yuris Eyssak, Eynar Veykcha)
8. West Germany l’24”634
(Thomas Schwab, Wolfgang Staudinger)
10. Italy 1’24”788
(Helmut Brunner, Walter Brunner)
1988 CALGARY (19-2)
1. East Germany 1’31”940
(Jörg Hoffrnann, Jochen Pietzsch)
2. West Germany 1’32”039
(Stefan Krausse, Jan Behrendt)
3. West Germany 1’32”274
(Thomas Schwab, Wolfgang Staudinger)
4. West Germany 1’32”298
(Stefan Ilsanker, Georg Hacki)
5. Austria 1’32”364
(Georg Fluckinger, Robert Manzenreiter)
6. Soviet Union 1’32”459
(Vitaly Melnik, Dmitri Alexeev)
7. Italy 1’32”553
(Kurt Brugger, Wilfried Huber)
7. Soviet Union l’32”553
(Yevgeny Belousov, Aleksandr Belyakov)
9. Italy 1’33”171
(Berhard Kammerer, Walter Brunner)
1992 ALBERTVILLE-LA PLAGNE (14-2)
1. Germany 1’32”053
(Stefan Krausse, Jan Behrendt)
2. Germany 1’32”239
(Yves Mankel, Thomas Rudolph)
3. Italy 1’32”298
(Hansjörg Raffl, Norbert Huber)
4. Romania 1’32”649
(Ioan Apostol, Liviu Cepoi)
5. Italy 1’32”810
(Kurt Brugger, Willi Huber)
6. Sweden 1’33”134
(Hans Kohaia, Carl-Joban Lindquist)
7. Austria 1’33”257
(Gerhard Gleirscher, Markus Schmidt)
8. Unified Team 1’33”299
(Albert Derntschenko, Alexei Selenski)
1994 LILLEHAMMER (18-2)
1. Italy 1’36”720
(Kurt Brugger, Wilfried Huber)
2. Italy 1’36”769
(Hansjörg Raffl, Norbert Huber)
3. Germany 1’36”945
(Stefan Krausse, Jan Behrendt)
4. United States 1l’37”289
(Mark Grimmette, Jonathan Edwards)
5. United States 1’37”296
(Christopher Thorpe, Gordon Sheer)
6. Romania l’37”323
(Ioan Apostol, Constantin-Liviu Cepoi)
7. Soviet Union l’37”477
(Albert Demtschenko, Alexei Zelenski)
8. Canada l’37”691
(Robert Gasper, Clay Ives)
1998 NAGANO (13-2)
1. Germany 1’41”105
(Stefan Krausse, Jan Behrendt)
2. United States 1’41”127
(Christopher Thorpe, Gordy Sheer)
3. United States 1’41”217
(Mark Grimmette, Brian Martin)
4. Austria 1’41”421
(Tobias Schiegl, Markus Schiegl)
5. Italy 1’41”768
(Kurt Brugger, Wilfried Huber)
6. Italy 1’41”917
(Gerhard Plankesteiner, Oswald Haselrieder)
7. Ukraine 1’41”968
(Igor Urbanski, Andrei Muhin)
8. Germany 1’42”224
(Steffen Skel, Steffen Woeller)
2002 SALT LAKE CITY (15-2)
1. Germany 1’26”082
(Patric-Fritz Leitner, Alexander resch)
2. United States 1’26”216
(Mark Grimmette, Brian Martin)
3. United States 1’26”220
(Chris Thorpe, Clay Ives)
4. Germany 1’26”375
(Steffen Skel, Steffen Woeller)
5. Canada 1’26”501
(Chris Moffat, Eric Pothier)
6. Austria 1’26”518
(Tobias Schiegl, Markus Schiegl)
7. Italy 1’26”616
(Gerhard Plankensteiner, Oswald Haselrieder)
8. Austria 1’26”684
(Andreas Linger, Wolfgang Linger)
17. Italy 1’29”303
(Christian Oberstolz, Patrick Gruber)
2006 TORINO - (15/02)
1. Austria (Andreas Linger, Wolfgang Linger) 1:34.497
2. Germany (Andre Florschuetz, Torsten Wustlich 1:34.807
3. Italy (Gehrarrd Plankestieiner ,Oswald Haselrieder) 1:34.930
4. Austria (Tobias Schiegl, Markus Schlieg) 1:34.951
5. Italy (Christian Oberstolz, Patrick Gruber) 1:34.956
6. Germany (Patric Leitner, Alexander Resch) 1.34.960
7. Latvia (Andris Sics, Juris Sics) 1:35.114
8. United States (Preston Griffal, Dan Joye) 1:35.410
2010 VANCOUVER (17/2)
1.Austria (Andreas Linger/Wolfgang Linger) 1:22.705
2.Latvia (Andris Sics/Juris Sics) 1:22.969
3.Germany (Patrick Leitner/Alexander Resch) 1:23.040
4.Italy (Christian Oberstolz/Patrick Gruber) 1:23.112
5.Germany (Andre Florschuetz/Torsten Wustlich) 1.23.190
6.United States (Christian Niccum/Dan Joye) 1:23.291
7.Canada (Chris Moffat/Mike Moffat) 1:23.398
8.Austria (Tobias Schiegl/Markus Schiegl) 1:23.528
9.Italy (Gehrard Plankesteiner/Oswald Haselrieder) 1:23.649
1964 INNSBRUCK-IGLS (1-2)
1. Austria l’41”62
(Josef Feistmanti, Manfred Stengl)
2. Austria l’41”91
(Reinhold Senn, Helmut Thaler)
3. Italy l’42”87
(Walter Aussendorfer, Sigisfredo Mair)
4. Denmark l’43”08
(Walter Eggert, Heimut Voliprecht)
5. Italy l’43”77
(GiampaoloAmbrosi, Giovanni Graber)
6. Poland l’43”77
(Lucjan Kudzia, Ryszard Pgdrak)
7. Poland l’45”13
(Edward Fender, Mieczysiaw Pawelkiewicz)
8. Czechoslovakia l’45”41
(Jan Hamrik, Jirì Hujer)
1968 GRENOBLE-ALPE D’HUEZ (18-2)
1. East Germany 1’35”85
(Klaus Bonsack, Thornas Köhler)
2. Austria l’36”34
(Manfred Schmid, Ewald Walch)
3. West Germany l’37”29
(Wolfgang Winkler, Fritz Nachmann)
4. West Germany l’37”61
(Hans Pienk, Bernhard Aschauer)
5. East Germany l’37”81
(Horst Hömlein, Reinhard Bredow)
6. Poland l’37”85
(Zbigniew Gawior, Ryszard Gawior)
7. Austria l’38”11
(Josef Feistmantl, Wilhelm Bicchl)
8. Italy l’38”15
(Giovanni Graber, Enrico Graber)
10. Italy 1’38”67
(Ernesto Mair, Sigfrido Mair)
1972 SAPPORO-TEINEYAMA (10-2)
1. East Germany l’28”35
(Horst Hömlein, Reinhard Bredow)
2. Italy l’28”35
(Paul Hildartner, Walter Plaikner)
3. East Germany l’29”16
(Klaus Bonsack, Wolfram Fiedler)
4. Japan l’29”63
(Satoru Arai, Masatoshi Kobayashi)
5. West Germany l’29”66
(Hans Brandner, Balthasar Schwarm)
5. Poland l’29”66
(Miroslaw Wieçkowski, Wojciech Kubik)
7. Austria l’29”75
(Manfred Schmid, Ewald Walch)
8. Italy l’30”26
(Siegfrid Mair, Ernst Mair)
1976 INNSBRUCK-IGLS (10-2)
1. East Germany l’25”604
(Hans Rinn, Norbert Hahn)
2. West Germany l’25”889
(Hans Brandner, Balthasar Schwarm)
3. Austria l’25”919
(Rudolf Schmid, Franz Schachner)
4. West Germany l’26”238
(Stefan Hölzlwimmer, Rudolf Grösswang)
5. Austria 1’26”424
(Manfred Schmid, Reinhold Sulzbacher)
6. Czechoslovakia 1’26”826
(Jindfich Zeman, Vladmir Resi)
7. Italy 1’27”171
(Karl Feichter, Ernst Haspinger)
8. Soviet Union 1’27”407
(Dainis Bremze, Aigars Krikis)
11. Italy 1’27”83
(Paul Hildgartner, Walter Plainer)
1980 LAKE PLACID (10-2)
1. West Germany 1’19”331
(Hans Rinn, Norbert Hahn)
2. Italy 1’19”606
(Peter Gschnitzer, Kari Brunner)
3. Austria 1’19”795
(Georg Fluckinger, Karl Schrott)
4. West Germany 1’19”914
(Bemd Hahn, Ulrich Hahn)
5. Italy 1’19”976
(Hansiorg Raffl, Alfred Silginer)
6. West Germany 1'20”012
(Anton Winkler, Anton Wembacher)
7. West Germany 1’20”063
(Hans Brandner, Balthasar Schwarm)
8. Czechoslovakia 1’20”142
(Jindfich Zeman, Vladimir Resi)
1984 SARAJEVO (15-2)
1. West Germany l’23”620
(Hans Stanggassinger, Franz Wembacher)
2. Soviet Union l’23”660
(Yevgeny Belousov, Aleksandr Belyakov)
3. East Germany l’23”887
(Jörg Hoffmann, Jochen Pietzsch)
4. Austria l’23”902
(Georg Fluckinger, Franz Wdhelmer)
5. Austria l’24”133
(Gúnther Lemmerer, Franz Lechleitner)
6. Italy l’24”353
(Hans-Jörg Raffl, Norber Huber)
7. Soviet Union l’24”366
(Yuris Eyssak, Eynar Veykcha)
8. West Germany l’24”634
(Thomas Schwab, Wolfgang Staudinger)
10. Italy 1’24”788
(Helmut Brunner, Walter Brunner)
1988 CALGARY (19-2)
1. East Germany 1’31”940
(Jörg Hoffrnann, Jochen Pietzsch)
2. West Germany 1’32”039
(Stefan Krausse, Jan Behrendt)
3. West Germany 1’32”274
(Thomas Schwab, Wolfgang Staudinger)
4. West Germany 1’32”298
(Stefan Ilsanker, Georg Hacki)
5. Austria 1’32”364
(Georg Fluckinger, Robert Manzenreiter)
6. Soviet Union 1’32”459
(Vitaly Melnik, Dmitri Alexeev)
7. Italy 1’32”553
(Kurt Brugger, Wilfried Huber)
7. Soviet Union l’32”553
(Yevgeny Belousov, Aleksandr Belyakov)
9. Italy 1’33”171
(Berhard Kammerer, Walter Brunner)
1992 ALBERTVILLE-LA PLAGNE (14-2)
1. Germany 1’32”053
(Stefan Krausse, Jan Behrendt)
2. Germany 1’32”239
(Yves Mankel, Thomas Rudolph)
3. Italy 1’32”298
(Hansjörg Raffl, Norbert Huber)
4. Romania 1’32”649
(Ioan Apostol, Liviu Cepoi)
5. Italy 1’32”810
(Kurt Brugger, Willi Huber)
6. Sweden 1’33”134
(Hans Kohaia, Carl-Joban Lindquist)
7. Austria 1’33”257
(Gerhard Gleirscher, Markus Schmidt)
8. Unified Team 1’33”299
(Albert Derntschenko, Alexei Selenski)
1994 LILLEHAMMER (18-2)
1. Italy 1’36”720
(Kurt Brugger, Wilfried Huber)
2. Italy 1’36”769
(Hansjörg Raffl, Norbert Huber)
3. Germany 1’36”945
(Stefan Krausse, Jan Behrendt)
4. United States 1l’37”289
(Mark Grimmette, Jonathan Edwards)
5. United States 1’37”296
(Christopher Thorpe, Gordon Sheer)
6. Romania l’37”323
(Ioan Apostol, Constantin-Liviu Cepoi)
7. Soviet Union l’37”477
(Albert Demtschenko, Alexei Zelenski)
8. Canada l’37”691
(Robert Gasper, Clay Ives)
1998 NAGANO (13-2)
1. Germany 1’41”105
(Stefan Krausse, Jan Behrendt)
2. United States 1’41”127
(Christopher Thorpe, Gordy Sheer)
3. United States 1’41”217
(Mark Grimmette, Brian Martin)
4. Austria 1’41”421
(Tobias Schiegl, Markus Schiegl)
5. Italy 1’41”768
(Kurt Brugger, Wilfried Huber)
6. Italy 1’41”917
(Gerhard Plankesteiner, Oswald Haselrieder)
7. Ukraine 1’41”968
(Igor Urbanski, Andrei Muhin)
8. Germany 1’42”224
(Steffen Skel, Steffen Woeller)
2002 SALT LAKE CITY (15-2)
1. Germany 1’26”082
(Patric-Fritz Leitner, Alexander resch)
2. United States 1’26”216
(Mark Grimmette, Brian Martin)
3. United States 1’26”220
(Chris Thorpe, Clay Ives)
4. Germany 1’26”375
(Steffen Skel, Steffen Woeller)
5. Canada 1’26”501
(Chris Moffat, Eric Pothier)
6. Austria 1’26”518
(Tobias Schiegl, Markus Schiegl)
7. Italy 1’26”616
(Gerhard Plankensteiner, Oswald Haselrieder)
8. Austria 1’26”684
(Andreas Linger, Wolfgang Linger)
17. Italy 1’29”303
(Christian Oberstolz, Patrick Gruber)
2006 TORINO - (15/02)
1. Austria (Andreas Linger, Wolfgang Linger) 1:34.497
2. Germany (Andre Florschuetz, Torsten Wustlich 1:34.807
3. Italy (Gehrarrd Plankestieiner ,Oswald Haselrieder) 1:34.930
4. Austria (Tobias Schiegl, Markus Schlieg) 1:34.951
5. Italy (Christian Oberstolz, Patrick Gruber) 1:34.956
6. Germany (Patric Leitner, Alexander Resch) 1.34.960
7. Latvia (Andris Sics, Juris Sics) 1:35.114
8. United States (Preston Griffal, Dan Joye) 1:35.410
2010 VANCOUVER (17/2)
1.Austria (Andreas Linger/Wolfgang Linger) 1:22.705
2.Latvia (Andris Sics/Juris Sics) 1:22.969
3.Germany (Patrick Leitner/Alexander Resch) 1:23.040
4.Italy (Christian Oberstolz/Patrick Gruber) 1:23.112
5.Germany (Andre Florschuetz/Torsten Wustlich) 1.23.190
6.United States (Christian Niccum/Dan Joye) 1:23.291
7.Canada (Chris Moffat/Mike Moffat) 1:23.398
8.Austria (Tobias Schiegl/Markus Schiegl) 1:23.528
9.Italy (Gehrard Plankesteiner/Oswald Haselrieder) 1:23.649
