FIBT World Championships 2011

Official logo for the FIBT World Championships 2011.

The FIBT World Championships 2011 took place 14 February – 27 February 2011 in Königssee, Germany, for the fifth time, doing so previously in 1979, 1986, and 1990 (skeleton), and 2004. In 2007, the championships were awarded to Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy over Winterberg Germany, but Cortina withdrew in February 2009 to issues with the city of Cortina.[1]

Original selection

Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, was selected 21–13 over Winterberg, Germany, at the FIBT annual conference in London, England, on 2 June 2007.[2]

It was to have been Cortina's tenth time hosting the event, having done so previously in 1937 (two-man), 1939 (four-man), 1950, 1954, 1960, 1966, 1981, 1989 (bobsleigh), and 1999 (bobsleigh).

The track was to have undergone a homologation to accommodate skeleton during the 2007–08 World Cup season in order for it to be used for the event, but that did not happen.[2] Skeleton was last competed at Cortina in 1992.[2] A World Cup event was set to take place in January 2009, but was cancelled to technical issues.[2]

On 28 February 2009, it was announced at the world championships in Lake Placid, New York, in the United States that Königssee was selected in cooperation with the FIBT and the Bob- und Schlittenverband für Deutschland (BSD - German bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton federation).[1]

Bobsleigh

Two-man

Switzerland's duo of Ivo Rüegg and Cedric Grand are the defending world champions. Germany's André Lange and Kevin Kuske are the Olympic champions. Grand and Lange retired after the 2010 Winter Olympics.

RankBibAthlete CountryRun 1Run 2Run 3Run 4TotalBehind
1st, gold medalist(s) 1 Alexandr Zubkov
Alexey Voyevoda		  Russia 50.31 50.25 50.20 49.96 3:20.72
2nd, silver medalist(s) 16 Thomas Florschütz
Kevin Kuske		  Germany 50.50 50.17 50.29 49.94 3:20.90 +0.18
2nd, silver medalist(s) 2 Manuel Machata
Andreas Bredau		  Germany 50.51 50.26 50.24 49.89 3:20.90 +0.18
4 6 Beat Hefti
Thomas Lamparter		   Switzerland 50.56 50.06 50.59 49.79 3:21.00 +0.28
5 7 Karl Angerer
Alexander Rödiger		  Germany 50.85 50.28 50.27 49.87 3:21.27 +0.55
6 4 Steve Holcomb
Steven Langton		  United States 50.60 50.38 50.26 50.27 3:21.51 +0.79
6 3 Simone Bertazzo
Matteo Torchio		  Italy 50.62 50.40 50.31 50.18 3:21.51 +0.79
8 26 Nicolae Istrate
Florin Cezar Craciun		  Romania 50.73 50.47 50.47 50.39 3:22.06 +1.34
9 5 Lyndon Rush
Neville Wright		  Canada 51.05 50.53 50.51 50.14 3:22.23 +1.51
10 9 Gregor Baumann
Alex Baumann		   Switzerland 50.89 50.59 50.53 50.24 3:22.25 +1.53
11 14 Francesco Friedrich
Marko Huebenbecker		  Germany 50.80 50.68 50.49 50.31 3:22.28 +1.56
12 8 Patrice Servelle
Lascelles Brown		  Monaco 50.96 50.71 50.55 50.24 3:22.46 +1.74
13 19 Oskars Melbārdis
Intars Dambis		  Latvia 50.70 50.78 50.57 50.49 3:22.54 +1.82
14 11 Jürgen Loacker
Matthias Adolf		  Austria 50.97 51.14 50.45 50.37 3:22.93 +2.21
15 17 Dawid Kupczyk
Marcin Niewiara		  Poland 50.98 50.56 50.85 50.66 3:23.05 +2.33
16 13 Edgars Maskalāns
Daumants Dreiškens		  Latvia 51.10 50.85 50.76 50.40 3:23.11 +2.39
17 10 Alexander Kasjanov
Maxim Belugin		  Russia 51.17 50.80 50.72 50.48 3:23.17 +2.45
18 22 Edwin van Calker
Sybren Jansma		  Netherlands 51.24 50.92 50.60 50.61 3:23.37 +2.65
19 18 Chris Spring
Timothy Randall		  Canada 51.05 50.84 50.88 50.74 3:23.51 +2.79
20 20 John James Jackson
Bruce Tasker		  United Kingdom 51.04 50.93 50.87 50.92 3:23.76 +3.04
21 24 Jan Vrba
Jan Stokláska		  Czech Republic 51.24 50.93 50.71
22 12 John Napier
Laszlo Vandracsek		  United States 51.09 50.95 50.90
23 15 Alexey Gorlachev
Alexander Ryabov		  Russia 51.37 50.79 50.80
24 23 Rico Peter
Thomas Ruf		   Switzerland 51.20 51.08 50.85
25 21 Cory Butner
Johnny Quinn		  United States 51.46 50.86 51.02
26 28 Lamin Deen
Richard Sharman		  United Kingdom 51.45 51.34 51.49
27 27 Thibault Alexis Godefroy
Vincent Daniel Ricard		  France 51.78 51.35 51.38
28 31 Bruno Meyerhans
Jürgen Berginz		  Liechtenstein 52.24 51.73 51.63
29 30 Marc Sluszny
Lino Vandoorne		  Belgium 52.82 52.92 52.16
30 25 Heath Spence
Dustin MacPherson		  Australia 53.10 52.65 52.24
31 32 Ivan Šola
Nikola Nimac		  Croatia 54.38 53.65 53.36
29 Vuk Rađenović
Slobodan Matijević		  Serbia DNS

Four-man

The Olympic and World champions are the American foursome of Steven Holcomb, Justin Olsen, Steve Mesler, and Curtis Tomasevicz.

RankBibAthlete CountryRun 1Run 2Run 3Run 4TotalBehind
1st, gold medalist(s) 1 Manuel Machata
Richard Adjei
Andreas Bredau
Christian Poser		  Germany 48.65 48.79 49.26 49.88 3:16.58
2nd, silver medalist(s) 4 Karl Angerer
Christian Friedrich
Alex Mann
Gregor Bermbach		  Germany 48.74 48.92 49.31 50.13 3:17.10 +0.52
3rd, bronze medalist(s) 2 Steve Holcomb
Justin Olsen
Steven Langton
Curtis Tomasevicz		  United States 48.81 49.01 49.46 49.98 3:17.26 +0.68
4 3 Alexandr Zubkov
Filipp Yegorov
Dmitry Trunenkov
Nikolay Hrenkov		  Russia 48.78 49.00 49.39 50.28 3:17.45 +0.87
4 10 Maximilian Arndt
Jan Speer
Alexander Rödiger
Martin Putze		  Germany 49.05 48.92 49.48 50.00 3:17.45 +0.87
6 6 Lyndon Rush
David Bissett
Cody Sorensen
Neville Wright		  Canada 48.87 49.00 49.56 50.08 3:17.51 +0.93
7 15 Thomas Florschütz
Ronny Listner
Kevin Kuske
Andreas Barucha		  Germany 49.01 49.09 49.48 50.16 3:17.74 +1.16
8 8 Gregor Baumann
Patrick Bloechliger
Alex Baumann
Juerg Egger		   Switzerland 49.06 49.06 49.64 50.21 3:17.97 +1.39
9 7 Edgars Maskalāns
Daumants Dreiškens
Ugis Zalims
Intars Dambis		  Latvia 49.06 49.10 49.69 50.53 3:18.38 +1.80
10 5 Alexander Kasjanov
Andrey Yurkov
Dmitriy Stepushkin
Maxim Belugin		  Russia 49.02 49.14 49.77 50.55 3:18.48 +1.90
11 12 Alexey Gorlachev
Petr Moiseev
Alexey Kireev
Sergey Prudnikov		  Russia 49.29 49.07 49.89 50.52 3:18.77 +2.19
12 14 Beat Hefti
Roman Handschin
Thomas Lamparter
Manuel Luethi		   Switzerland 49.22 49.13 49.88 50.55 3:18.78 +2.20
13 18 Jürgen Loacker
Juergen Mayer
Matthias Adolf
Martin Lachkovics		  Austria 49.16 49.22 50.03 50.41 3:18.82 +2.24
14 22 Chris Spring
Timothy Randall
Derek Plug
Graeme Rinholm		  Canada 49.17 49.27 50.02 50.60 3:19.06 +2.48
15 24 Oskars Melbārdis
Raivis Broks
Mihails Arhipovs
Janis Strenga		  Latvia 49.48 49.34 49.86 50.47 3:19.15 +2.57
16 25 Edwin van Calker
Yannick Greiner
Sybren Jansma
Arno Klaassen		  Netherlands 49.27 49.18 50.04 50.68 3:19.17 +2.59
17 16 Jan Vrba
Dominik Suchý
Martin Bohmann
Jan Stokláska		  Czech Republic 49.27 49.22 50.20 50.76 3:19.45 +2.87
18 17 Dawid Kupczyk
Michal Kasperowicz
Marcin Niewiara
Paweł Mróz		  Poland 49.28 49.29 50.21 50.73 3:19.51 +2.93
19 13 John Napier
Jared Clugston
Laszlo Vandracsek
Jesse Beckom		  United States 49.31 49.21 50.44 51.09 3:20.05 +3.47
20 9 Simone Bertazzo
Matteo Torchio
Samuele Romanini
Sergio Riva		  Italy 49.38 49.54 50.51 51.05 3:20.48 +3.90
21 23 Rico Peter
Thomas Ruf
Fabio Badraun
Thomas Landolt		   Switzerland 49.54 49.42 50.62
22 21 John James Jackson
Dave Smith
Bruce Tasker
Christopher Wolley		  United Kingdom 49.59 49.53 50.67
23 20 Nicolae Istrate
Ionuţ Andrei
Bogdan Laurentiu Otava
Florin Cezar Craciun		  Romania 49.65 49.56 50.89
24 28 Vuk Radjenovic
Uros Stegel
Milos Savic
Damjan Zlatnar		  Serbia 49.96 49.88 51.20
25 33 Hiroshi Suzuki
Tohru Sakurai
Ryuichi Kobayashi
Kota Imai		  Japan 49.96 50.00 51.49
26 29 Thibault Alexis Godefroy
Alexandre Lhomel
Julien Bernard-Godet
Alexandre Jolivet		  France 50.13 49.94 51.40
27 19 Milan Jagnešák
Martin Tešovič
Andrej Bician
Juraj Mokrás		  Slovakia 50.01 50.00 51.58
28 26 Cory Butner
Codie Bascue
Kameron Hart
Johnny Quinn		  United States 50.15 50.00 51.56
29 27 Dorin-Alexandru Grigore
Emilian Pertea
Danut Stancu
Florin Barcacila Bogdan		  Romania 50.16 50.34 51.63
30 32 Ivan Šola
Drazen Silic
Mate Mezulić
Igor Marić		  Croatia 50.84 50.38 52.00
31 31 Heath Spence
Christian Wulff
Joshua Kelly
Dustin MacPherson		  Australia 50.78 50.81 52.85
32 30 Marc Sluszny
Thomas Siech
Lino Vandoorne
Korneel Deblock		  Belgium 51.37 51.76 53.63
11 Patrice Servelle
Joffrey Tocant
Lascelles Brown
Elly Lefort		  Monaco 49.42 49.67 DNS

Two-woman

The British duo of Nicole Minichiello and Gillian Cooke are the defending World Champions. Canada's Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse are the Olympic champions. Minichiello will not compete this season to injuries sustained during the 2010 Winter Olympics. Humphries and Moyse won Canada's first ever World Championship medal in women's bobsleigh with their bronze medal performance.[3]

RankBibAthlete CountryRun 1Run 2Run 3Run 4TotalBehind
1st, gold medalist(s) 2 Cathleen Martini
Romy Logsch		  Germany 51.36 51.41 51.69 51.65 3:26.11
2nd, silver medalist(s) 4 Shauna Rohbock
Valerie Fleming		  United States 51.44 51.44 51.85 51.60 3:26.33 +0.22
3rd, bronze medalist(s) 3 Kaillie Humphries
Heather Moyse		  Canada 51.36 51.59 52.01 51.78 3:26.74 +0.63
4 1 Sandra Kiriasis
Berit Wiacker		  Germany 51.56 51.40 52.08 51.77 3:26.81 +0.70
5 5 Helen Upperton
Shelley-Ann Brown		  Canada 51.55 51.58 52.03 51.83 3:26.99 +0.88
6 6 Esmé Kamphuis
Judith Vis		  Netherlands 51.87 51.78 51.92 51.95 3:27.52 +1.41
7 9 Sabina Hafner
Caroline Spahni		   Switzerland 51.76 51.77 52.24 51.97 3:27.74 +1.63
8 8 Anja Schneiderheinze
Christin Senkel		  Germany 51.74 51.77 52.52 52.06 3:28.09 +1.98
9 14 Elana Meyers
Jamie Greubel		  United States 51.78 51.78 52.68 52.09 3:28.33 +2.22
10 10 Bree Schaaf
Emily Azevedo		  United States 51.80 51.99 52.54 52.01 3:28.34 +2.23
11 7 Fabienne Meyer
Hanne Schenk		   Switzerland 51.61 52.03 52.95 51.94 3:28.53 +2.42
12 15 Olga Fyodorova
Yulia Timofeeva		  Russia 52.02 52.01 52.32 52.31 3:28.66 +2.55
13 11 Paula Walker
Rebekah Wilson		  United Kingdom 52.00 51.85 52.89 51.94 3:28.68 +2.57
14 18 Astrid Loch-Wilkinson
Fiona Cullen		  Australia 52.05 52.17 52.73 52.52 3:29.47 +3.36
15 12 Anastasiya Skulkina
Margarita Ismailova		  Russia 52.25 52.40 52.63 52.24 3:29.52 +3.41
16 13 Christina Hengster
Anna Feichtner		  Austria 52.13 52.12 53.02 52.85 3:30.12 +4.01
17 17 Elfje Willemsen
Anouska Hellebuyck		  Belgium 52.37 52.81 52.90 52.49 3:30.57 +4.46
18 16 Viktoria Tokovaya
Natalya Kalashnik		  Russia 52.55 52.78 53.26 53.13 3:31.72 +5.61
19 19 Carmen Tronescu
Alina Vera Savin		  Romania 53.01 53.19 53.22 53.28 3:32.70 +6.59
20 22 Andreea Olimpia Popescu
Maria Dragan		  Romania 52.91 52.97 53.31 53.56 3:32.75 +6.64
21 20 Fiona Harrison
Gillian Cooke		  United Kingdom 53.35 53.01 53.70
22 21 Eva Willemarck
Els de Groote		  Belgium 53.31 53.54 53.24

Skeleton

Men

Switzerland's Gregor Stähli is the defending World champion. Canada's Jon Montgomery is the Olympic champion.

RankBibAthlete CountryRun 1Run 2Run 3Run 4TotalBehind
1st, gold medalist(s) 1 Martins Dukurs  Latvia 51.18 50.67 50.94 50.91 3:23.70
2nd, silver medalist(s) 5 Aleksandr Tretyakov  Russia 51.43 51.14 51.62 51.25 3:25.44 +1.74
3rd, bronze medalist(s) 3 Frank Rommel  Germany 51.71 51.14 51.53 51.30 3:25.68 +1.98
4 2 Sandro Stielicke  Germany 51.42 51.13 51.87 51.56 3:25.98 +2.28
5 6 Michi Halilović  Germany 51.29 51.13 51.68 51.89 3:25.99 +2.29
6 12 Kristan Bromley  United Kingdom 51.48 51.23 51.85 51.72 3:26.28 +2.58
7 7 Matthew Antoine  United States 51.92 51.50 51.98 51.37 3:26.77 +3.07
8 15 Alexander Kröckel  Germany 51.79 51.57 52.13 51.66 3:27.15 +3.45
9 8 Tomass Dukurs  Latvia 51.75 51.45 52.25 51.77 3:27.22 +3.52
10 4 Sergey Chudinov  Russia 51.83 51.65 52.14 51.91 3:27.53 +3.83
11 9 Jon Montgomery  Canada 51.74 51.43 52.53 51.96 3:27.66 +3.96
12 21 Ben Sandford  New Zealand 51.99 51.63 52.42 51.94 3:27.98 +4.28
13 14 Michael Douglas  Canada 52.23 51.48 52.50 51.86 3:28.07 +4.37
14 11 Chris Type  United Kingdom 52.23 51.47 52.50 51.88 3:28.08 +4.38
15 13 John Fairbairn  Canada 51.96 51.52 52.93 52.01 3:28.42 +4.72
16 16 Andy Wood  United Kingdom 52.24 51.57 52.66 52.46 3:28.93 +5.23
17 10 John Daly  United States 52.08 52.30 52.39 52.63 3:29.40 +5.70
18 20 Anže Šetina  Slovenia 52.25 52.34 52.70 52.31 3:29.60 +5.90
19 23 Hiroatsu Takahashi  Japan 51.83 52.17 52.89 53.05 3:29.94 +6.24
20 18 Pascal Oswald   Switzerland 53.63 51.78 52.25 52.29 3:29.95 +6.25
21 28 Lukas Kummer   Switzerland 52.50 52.30 52.88
22 19 Matthias Guggenberger  Austria 52.48 52.61 53.07
23 27 John Farrow  Australia 52.42 52.53 53.34
24 22 Maurizio Oioli  Italy 52.74 52.71 53.00
25 17 Kyle Tress  United States 52.97 52.47 53.02
26 24 Ander Mirambell  Spain 52.86 52.49 53.18
27 25 Yuki Sasahara  Japan 53.49 52.66 53.10
28 26 Giovanni Mulassano  Italy 53.29 53.13 53.90
29 33 Jakub Holoubek  Czech Republic 54.02 53.37 53.64
30 32 Emilio Strapasson  Brazil 54.17 54.00 53.58
31 30 Dorin Dumitru Velicu  Romania 55.13 52.55 54.20
32 31 Matt Skolnik  Slovakia 54.08 53.36 54.57
33 29 Bradley Chalupski  Israel 54.56 54.34 54.88
34 34 Lee Webster  South Africa 54.69 54.76 54.72

Women

Germany's Marion Thees (Trott until summer 2010) is the defending World champion. Britain's Amy Williams is the Olympic champion.

RankBibAthlete CountryRun 1Run 2Run 3Run 4TotalBehind
1st, gold medalist(s) 4 Marion Thees  Germany 52.22 52.21 52.07 52.01 3:28.51
2nd, silver medalist(s) 1 Anja Huber  Germany 52.44 52.14 52.35 52.46 3:29.39 +0.88
3rd, bronze medalist(s) 3 Mellisa Hollingsworth  Canada 52.64 52.34 52.46 52.30 3:29.74 +1.23
4 2 Shelley Rudman  United Kingdom 53.14 52.45 52.24 52.22 3:30.05 +1.54
5 10 Olga Potylitsina  Russia 53.10 52.50 52.40 52.70 3:30.70 +2.19
6 8 Katharina Heinz  Germany 52.88 52.68 52.76 52.55 3:30.87 +2.36
7 5 Amy Gough  Canada 52.81 52.64 52.84 52.70 3:30.99 +2.48
8 7 Darla Deschamps  Canada 53.00 52.64 52.87 52.70 3:31.21 +2.70
9 17 Katie Uhlaender  United States 53.36 52.75 52.58 52.82 3:31.51 +3.00
10 19 Yelena Yudina  Russia 53.29 52.73 52.76 52.87 3:31.65 +3.14
11 25 Robynne Thompson  Canada 53.07 53.46 53.55 53.06 3:33.14 +4.63
12 9 Emma Lincoln-Smith  Australia 53.33 53.62 53.45 52.83 3:33.23 +4.72
13 6 Donna Creighton  United Kingdom 53.48 53.20 53.55 53.06 3:33.29 +4.78
14 13 Katharine Eustace  New Zealand 54.12 52.91 53.60 52.77 3:33.40 +4.89
15 15 Lucy Chaffer  Australia 53.75 53.72 53.00 53.53 3:34.00 +5.49
16 16 Kimber Gabryszak  United States 53.80 53.78 53.10 53.49 3:34.17 +5.66
17 18 Joska Le Conté  Netherlands 54.15 53.43 53.41 53.40 3:34.39 +5.88
18 11 Nozomi Komuro  Japan 54.11 53.36 53.44 53.49 3:34.40 +5.89
19 14 Janine Flock  Austria 53.33 53.57 53.82 54.31 3:35.03 +6.52
20 23 Jessica Kilian   Switzerland 53.75 53.68 53.70 54.61 3:35.74 +7.23
21 22 Michaela Glässer  Czech Republic 54.07 53.52 53.60
22 20 Maria Orlova  Russia 53.59 53.74 53.95
23 12 Anne O'Shea  United States 53.65 53.89 53.87
24 21 Barbara Hosch   Switzerland 54.62 54.61 53.96
25 26 Delia Andreea Ivas  Romania 54.51 54.44 54.65
26 24 Maria Marinela Mazilu  Romania 55.22 55.48 54.85

Mixed team

The German team of Frank Rommel, Sandra Kiriasis, Patricia Polifka, Thees (formerly Trott), Thomas Florschütz, & Andreas Barucha are the defending World champions.

RankBibAthlete CountryRun 1Run 2Run 3Run 4TotalBehind
1st, gold medalist(s) 11 Michi Halilović
Sandra Kiriasis / Stephanie Schneider
Marion Thees
Francesco Friedrich / Florian Becke		  Germany 51.40 51.60 52.82 50.27 3:26.09
2nd, silver medalist(s) 6 Frank Rommel
Cathleen Martini / Kristin Steinert
Anja Huber
Karl Angerer / Alex Mann		  Germany 51.52 51.50 52.74 50.39 3:26.15 +0.06
3rd, bronze medalist(s) 4 Jon Montgomery
Kaillie Humphries / Heather Moyse
Mellisa Hollingsworth
Lyndon Rush / Cody Sorensen		  Canada 51.54 51.40 53.67 50.35 3:26.96 +0.87
4 3 Kristan Bromley
Paula Walker / Rebekah Wilson
Shelley Rudman
John James Jackson / Bruce Tasker		  United Kingdom 51.85 51.72 53.34 50.83 3:27.74 +1.65
5 5 Sergey Chudinov
Olga Fyodorova / Yulia Timofeeva
Olga Potelitcina
Alexandr Zubkov / Alexey Voyevoda		  Russia 51.97 51.91 53.90 50.28 3:28.06 +1.97
6 14 Aleksandr Tretyakov
Anastasiya Skulkina / Margarita Ismailova
Yelena Yudina
Alexander Kasjanov / Maxim Belugin		  Russia 51.50 52.18 53.89 50.67 3:28.24 +2.15
7 10 Michael Douglas
Helen Upperton / Shelley-Ann Brown
Amy Gough
Chris Spring / Derek Plug		  Canada 52.49 51.61 53.97 50.89 3:28.96 +2.87
8 15 John Daly
Elana Meyers / Kristi Koplin
Anne O'Shea
John Napier / Jesse Beckom		  United States 51.88 51.84 55.05 50.58 3:29.35 +3.26
9 12 Matthew Antoine
Bree Schaaf / Emily Azevedo
Katie Uhlaender
Steve Holcomb / Curtis Tomasevicz		  United States 52.61 51.81 54.66 50.45 3:29.53 +3.44
10 2 Pascal Oswald
Sabina Hafner / Michelle Huwiler
Jessica Kilian
Gregor Baumann / Juerg Egger		   Switzerland 52.91 51.73 54.91 50.34 3:29.89 +3.80
11 13 Matthias Guggenberger
Christina Hengster / Inga Versen
Janine Flock
Jürgen Loacker / Johannes Wipplinger		  Austria 52.43 52.81 54.65 50.75 3:30.64 +4.55
12 9 Lukas Kummer
Fabienne Meyer / Eveline Gerber
Barbara Hosch
Rico Peter / Fabio Badraun		   Switzerland 53.06 51.93 55.41 50.81 3:31.21 +5.12
13 1 Andy Wood
Fiona Harrison / Gillian Cooke
Donna Creighton
Lamin Deen / Richard Sharman		  United Kingdom 53.21 53.16 54.24 51.15 3:31.76 +5.67
14 7 John Farrow
Astrid Loch-Wilkinson / Jamie Hedge
Emma Lincoln-Smith
Heath Spence / Joshua Kelly		  Australia 53.41 52.33 54.09 52.50 3:32.33 +6.24
15 8 Silviu Alexandru Mesarosi
Carmen Tronescu / Alina Vera Savin
Maria Marinela Mazilu
Nicolae Istrate / Florin Cezar Craciun		  Romania 53.44 53.26 55.67 50.72 3:33.09 +7.00

Medal table

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  Germany 4 5 1 10
2  Russia 1 1 0 2
3  Latvia 1 0 0 1
4  United States 0 1 1 2
5  Canada 0 0 3 3

References

  1. 1 2 Königssee to Host 2011 FIBT World Championship at the Fédération Internationale de Bobsleigh et de Tobogganing
  2. 1 2 3 4 FIBT awards 2011 championships to Cortina d'Ampezzo - deadlink from www.bobsleigh.com
  3. ↑ "Canada wins 1st-ever women's world bobsled medal". CBC. 19 February 2011. Retrieved 19 February 2011.
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