Martin Annen

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Medal record
Bobsleigh
Olympic Games
Bronze 2002 Salt Lake City Two-man
Bronze 2006 Turin Two-man
Bronze 2006 Turin Four-man
World Championships
Bronze 2001 St. Moritz Two-man
Bronze 2005 Calgary Two-man

Martin Annen (born February 12, 1974) is a Swiss bobsledder who competed from 1996 to 2006. Competing in two Winter Olympics, Annen won a total of three bronze medals (Two-man: 2002, 2006; Four-man: 2006).

Annen also won two bronze medals in the two-man event at the FIBT World Championships, earning them in 2001 and 2005.

In Bobsleigh World Cup, he has two combined men's championships (2001-2, 2004-5), three two-man championships (2000-1, 2001-2, 2004-5), and one four-man championship (2001-2).

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World Cup champions in bobsleigh men's combined.
1984-5: West Germany - Anton Fischer * 1985-6: Switzerland - Ekkehard Fasser * 1986-7: United States - Matt Roy * 1987-8: Austria - Ingo Appelt * 1988-9: Switzerland - Gustav Weder * 1989-90: Soviet Union - Maris Poikans * 1990-1: Switzerland - Gustav Weder * 1991-2: Germany - Wolfgang Hoppe * 1992-3: United States - Brian Shimer * 1993-4: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 1994-5: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 1995-6: Germany - Christoph Langen * 1996-7: Italy - Günther Huber * 1997-8: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 1998-9: Germany - Christoph Langen * 1999-2000: Switzerland - Marcel Rohner * 2000-1: Germany - André Lange * 2001-2: Switzerland - Martin Annen * 2002-3: Germany - André Lange * 2003-4: Germany - André Lange * 2004-5: Switzerland - Martin Annen * 2005-6: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 2006-7: United States - Steven Holcomb
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World Cup champions in two-man bobsleigh
1984-5 (unofficial): West Germany - Anton Fischer * 1985-6 (unofficial): Soviet Union - Maris Poikans * 1986-7 (unofficial): West Germany - Anton Fischer * 1987-8 (unofficial): Soviet Union - Janis Kipurs * 1988-9 (unofficial): Switzerland - Gustav Weder * 1989-90 (unofficial): West Germany - Christian Schebitz * 1990-1: Germany - Wolfgang Hoppe * 1991-2: Italy - Günther Huber * 1992-3: Italy - Günther Huber * 1993-4: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 1994-5: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 1995-6: Germany - Christoph Langen * 1996-7: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 1997-8: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 1998-9: Germany - Christoph Langen * 1999-2000: Switzerland - Christian Reich * 2000-1: Switzerland - Martin Annen * 2001-2: Switzerland - Martin Annen * 2002-3: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 2003-4: Germany - Christoph Langen * 2004-5: Switzerland - Martin Annen * 2005-6: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 2006-7: United States - Steven Holcomb * 2007-8: Germany - André Lange
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World Cup champions in four-man bobsleigh
1984-5 (unofficial): United States - Jeffrey Jost * 1985-6 (unofficial): Switzerland - Ekkehard Fasser * 1986-7 (unofficial): United States - Matt Roy * 1987-8 (unofficial): Austria - Ingo Appelt & Austria - Peter Kienast * 1988-9 (unofficial): Austria - Ingo Appelt * 1989-90 (unofficial): Canada - Chris Lori * 1990-1: Switzerland - Gustav Weder * 1991-2: Germany - Wolfgang Hoppe * 1992-3: United States - Brian Shimer * 1993-4: Austria - Hubert Schösser * 1994-5: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 1995-6: Germany - Wolfgang Hoppe * 1996-7: Switzerland - Marcel Rohner * 1997-8: Germany - Harald Czudaj * 1998-9: Germany - Christoph Langen * 1999-2000: Switzerland - Marcel Rohner * 2000-1: Germany - André Lange * 2001-2: Switzerland - Martin Annen * 2002-3: Germany - André Lange * 2003-4: Germany - André Lange * 2004-5: Russia - Alexandre Zoubkov * 2005-6: Russia - Alexandre Zoubkov * 2006-7: Russia - Evgeni Popov * 2007-8: Germany - André Lange
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