| Athlete |
Nation(s) |
Sport(s) |
Role(s) |
Era |
Notes |
|
Karsten Albert
|
 GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1998—2002 |
0–1–0 2001 Calgary silver: mixed team |
|
Dmitry Alekseyev
|
 RUS
 URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988 |
0–0–1 1985 Oberhof bronze: doubles |
|
Giampaolo Ambrosi
|
 ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964 |
1–0–0 1962 Krynica gold: doubles |
|
Yuliya Antipova
|
RUS
URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988 |
0–1–2 1989 Winterberg bronze: mixed team; 1990 Calgary silver: singles, bronze: mixed team |
|
Vladislav Antonov
|
 ROC
RUS |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2022 |
1–1–1 2017 Igls bronze: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi gold: Sprint doubles, silver: doubles |
|
Kendija Aparjode
|
 LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2018—2022 |
0–1–1 2020 Sochi silver: mixed relay; 2021 Königssee bronze: mixed relay |
|
Kristers Aparjods
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG / Other |
2016—2022 |
0–1–0 2020 Sochi silver: mixed relay |
|
Tobias Arlt
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2022 |
9–5–2 2008 Oberhof silver: doubles; 2013 Whistler gold: doubles and mixed relay; 2015 Sigulda gold: doubles and mixed relay; 2016 Königsee gold: doubles, Sprint doubles, and mixed relay; 2017 Igls gold: Sprint doubles, silver: doubles; 2019 Winterberg silver: doubles and Sprint doubles; 2020 Sochi bronze: doubles and Sprint doubles; 2021 Königssee gold: Sprint doubles, silver: doubles |
|
Jan Behrendt
|
 GDR
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988—1998 |
7–4–0 1989 Winterberg gold: doubles, silver: mixed team (competed for East Germany); 1991 Winterberg gold: doubles and mixed team (competed for Germany); 1993 Calgary gold: doubles and mixed team (competed for Germany); 1995 Lillehammer gold: doubles and mixed team (competed for Germany); 1996 Altenberg silver: mixed team (competed for Germany); 1997 Igls silver: doubles and mixed team (competed for Germany) |
|
Dana Beldová-Spálenská
|
 CZE
 TCH |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968—1976 |
0–0–1 1975 Hammarstrand bronze: singles |
|
Yevgeny Belousov
|
RUS
URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
0–0–1 1989 Winterberg bronze: mixed team |
|
Aleksandr Belyakov
|
RUS
URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
0–0–1 1989 Winterberg bronze: mixed team |
|
Gennady Belyakov
|
RUS
 EUN |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—1994 |
0–0–1 1990 Calgary bronze: mixed team (competed for the Soviet Union) |
|
Sascha Benecken
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2022 |
8–4–3 2012 Altenberg gold: realy, silver: doubles; 2013 Whistler silver: doubles; 2016 Königsee silver: doubles; 2017 Igls gold: doubles and mixed relay, bronze: Sprint doubles; 2019 Winterberg gold: doubles and Sprint doubles, bronze: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi gold: doubles and mixed relay; 2021 Königssee gold: doubles, silver: mixed relay, bronze: Sprint doubles |
|
Tony Benshoof
|
 USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2002—2010 |
0–2–1 2001 Calgary bronze: mixed team; 2004 Nagano silver: mixed team; 2005 Park City silver: mixed team |
|
Sandris Bērziņš
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1998—2002 |
0–1–0 2003 Sigulda silver: mixed team |
|
Jana Bode
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1994 |
1–2–2 1990 Calgary bronze: singles (competed for West Germany); 1991 Winterberg bronze: singles; 1996 Altenberg gold: singles, silver: mixed team; 1997 Igls silver: singles |
|
Andrey Bogdanov
|
ROC |
LUG |
Olympics |
2018—2022 |
0–1–0 2015 Sigulda silver: mixed relay |
|
Klaus-Michael Bonsack
|
GDR
GER |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1964—1972 |
1–3–2 1963 Imst bronze: singles (competed for East Germany); 1965 Davos silver: doubles (competed for East Germany); 1967 Hammarstrand gold: doubles, silver: singles (competed for East Germany); 1969 Königsee bronze: doubles (competed for East Germany); 1970 Königsee silver: doubles (competed for East Germany) |
|
Hans Brandner
|
 FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1980 |
1–0–1 1977 Igls bronze: doubles; 1979 Königsee gold: doubles |
|
Reinhard Bredow
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968—1972 |
1–1–2 1969 Königsee silver: doubles; 1970 Königsee bronze: doubles; 1971 Olang bronze: doubles; 1973 Oberhof gold: doubles |
|
Dainis Bremze
|
LAT
URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1980 |
1–0–0 1978 Imst gold: doubles |
|
Summer Britcher
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG |
2012—2022 |
0–0–1 2020 Sochi bronze: mixed relay |
|
Kurt Brugger
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988—1998 |
0–2–2 1990 Calgary silver: doubles; 1993 Calgary bronze: doubles; 1995 Lillehammer silver: mixed team, bronze: doubles |
|
Karl Brunner
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1980 |
1–2–0 1971 Olang gold: singles; 1977 Igls silver: doubles; 1979 Königsee silver: singles |
|
Sergey Danilin
|
RUS
URS
EUN |
LUG |
Olympics |
1980—1994 |
1–1–3 1981 Hammarstrand gold: singles (competed for the Soviet Union); 1983 Lake Placid silver: singles (competed for the Soviet Union); 1987 Igls bronze: singles (competed for the Soviet Union); 1989 Winterberg bronze: mixed team (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Calgary bronze: mixed team (competed for the Soviet Union) |
|
Artūrs Dārznieks
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2018—2022 |
0–0–1 2021 Königssee bronze: mixed relay |
|
Albert Demchenko
|
RUS
EUN |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—2014 |
0–2–0 2012 Altenberg silver: singles and realy (competed for Russia) |
|
Viktoriya Demchenko
|
ROC
RUS |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG |
2012—2022 |
0–0–1 2020 Sochi bronze: singles |
|
Elisabeth Demleitner
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1980 |
1–2–1 1970 Königsee bronze: singles; 1971 Olang gold: singles; 1974 Königsee silver: singles; 1979 Königsee silver: singles |
|
Aleksandr Denisyev
|
ROC
RUS |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2022 |
1–1–1 2017 Igls bronze: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi gold: Sprint doubles, silver: doubles |
|
Sam Edney
|
 CAN |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006—2018 |
0–1–2 2012 Altenberg bronze: realy; 2013 Whistler silver: mixed relay; 2015 Sigulda bronze: mixed relay |
|
Reinhard Egger
|
 AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2018 |
0–2–0 2019 Winterberg silver: singles and mixed relay |
|
Toni Eggert
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2022 |
8–4–3 2012 Altenberg gold: realy, silver: doubles; 2013 Whistler silver: doubles; 2016 Königsee silver: doubles; 2017 Igls gold: doubles and mixed relay, bronze: Sprint doubles; 2019 Winterberg gold: doubles and Sprint doubles, bronze: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi gold: doubles and mixed relay; 2021 Königssee gold: doubles, silver: mixed relay, bronze: Sprint doubles |
|
Madeleine Egle
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG / Other |
2016—2022 |
1–0–0 2021 Königssee gold: mixed relay |
|
Harald Ehrig
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972 |
0–0–2 1973 Oberhof bronze: singles; 1975 Hammarstrand bronze: singles |
|
Jan Eichhorn
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006 |
0–0–1 2007 Igls bronze: singles |
|
Dajana Eitberger
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2018 |
0–0–4 2016 Königssee bronze: Sprint singles; 2019 Winterberg bronze: Sprint singles; 2021 Königssee bronze: singles and Sprint singles |
|
Ortrun Enderlein
|
GDR
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964—1968 |
2–0–0 1965 Davos gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1967 Hammarstrand gold: singles (competed for East Germany) |
|
Susi Erdmann
|
GER |
BOB/LUG |
Olympics |
1992—2006 |
7–3–0 1989 Winterberg gold: singles, silver: mixed team (competed for East Germany); 1990 Calgary gold: mixed team (competed for East Germany); 1991 Winterberg gold: singles and mixed team; 1993 Calgary gold: mixed team; 1995 Lillehammer gold: mixed team, silver: singles; 1996 Altenberg silver: singles; 1997 Igls gold: singles |
|
Josef Feistmantl
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964—1972 |
1–2–2 1959 Villard-de-Lans silver: singles; 1967 Hammarstrand bronze: singles; 1969 Königsee gold: singles; 1970 Königsee silver: singles; 1971 Olang bronze: singles |
|
Edward Fender
|
 POL |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964 |
0–1–0 1963 Imst silver: doubles |
|
Andrea Fendt
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1980 |
0–1–0 1978 Imst silver: singles |
|
Josef Fendt
|
GER
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics / Administrator |
1972—2020 |
2–0–0 1970 Königsee gold: singles; 1974 Königsee gold: singles |
|
Wolfram Fiedler
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972 |
1–1–0 1973 Oberhof silver: singles; 1975 Hammarstrand gold: singles |
|
Georg Fischler
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2018 |
0–4–2 2007 Igls bronze: mixed team; 2009 Lake Placid silver: mixed relay; 2012 Altenberg bronze: doubles; 2015 Sigulda silver: doubles; 2016 Königsee silver: Sprint doubles; 2017 Igls silver: Sprint doubles |
|
Dominik Fischnaller
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2022 |
0–0–3 2017 Igls bronze: singles and Sprint singles; 2020 Sochi bronze: Sprint singles |
|
André Florschütz
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006—2010 |
6–3–0 1999 Königsee silver: mixed team; 2001 Calgary gold: doubles; 2004 Nagano silver: doubles; 2005 Park City gold: doubles and mixed team; 2008 Oberhof gold: doubles and mixed relay; 2009 Lake Placid gold: mixed relay, silver: doubles |
|
René Friedl
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992 |
1–1–0 1989 Winterberg silver: mixed team (competed for East Germany); 1993 Calgary gold: mixed team |
|
Sandra Gasparini
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2014 |
0–1–0 2007 Igls silver: mixed team |
|
Natalie Geisenberger
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2022 |
9–5–2 2008 Oberhof silver: singles; 2009 Lake Placid gold: mixed relay, silver: singles; 2011 Cesana silver: singles; 2012 Altenberg bronze: singles; 2013 Whistler gold: singles and mixed relay; 2015 Sigulda gold: singles and mixed relay; 2016 Königsee gold: singles and mixed relay, silver: Sprint singles; 2021 Königssee silver: singles |
|
Ilse Geisler
|
GDR
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964 |
2–0–1 1962 Krynica gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1963 Imst gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1965 Davos bronze: singles (competed for East Germany) |
|
David Gleirscher
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG |
2012—2022 |
1–1–2 2020 Sochi silver: Sprint singles; 2021 Königssee gold: mixed relay, bronze: singles and Sprint singles |
|
Gerhard Gleirscher
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—1998 |
1–1–1 1991 Winterberg silver: mixed team; 1997 Igls gold: mixed team, bronze: singles |
|
Barbara Gorgoń-Flont
|
POL |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964 |
0–0–1 1958 Krynica bronze: singles (competed as Barbara Gorgoń) |
|
Alex Gough
|
CAN |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006—2018 |
0–1–5 2011 Cesana bronze: singles; 2012 Altenberg bronze: realy; 2013 Whistler silver: mixed relay, bronze: singles; 2015 Sigulda bronze: mixed relay; 2016 Königsee bronze: mixed relay |
|
Giovanni Graber
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964—1968 |
1–1–0 1957 Davos silver: doubles; 1962 Krynica gold: doubles |
|
Margit Graf
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1976 |
0–0–1 1977 Igls bronze: singles |
|
Mark Grimmette
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1994—2010 |
0–2–7 1999 Königsee bronze: doubles; 2000 St. Moritz bronze: doubles; 2001 Calgary bronze: mixed team; 2004 Nagano silver: mixed team, bronze: doubles; 2005 Park City silver: mixed team, bronze: doubles; 2007 Igls bronze: doubles; 2009 Lake Placid bronze: doubles |
|
Patrick Gruber
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2002—2014 |
0–2–5 2004 Nagano bronze: mixed team; 2005 Park City bronze: mixed team; 2007 Igls silver: mixed team; 2011 Cesana silver: doubles; 2015 Sigulda bronze: doubles; 2016 Königsee bronze: doubles and Sprint doubles |
|
Peter Gschnitzer
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1980 |
0–1–0 1977 Igls silver: doubles |
|
Dettlef Günther
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1980 |
1–0–0 1979 Königsee gold: singles |
|
Georg Hackl
|
GER
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1988—2006 |
10–10–2 1987 Igls silver: doubles (competed for West Germany); 1989 Winterberg gold: singles (competed for West Germany); 1990 Calgary gold: singles (competed for West Germany); 1991 Winterberg gold: mixed team, silver: singles (competed for Germany); 1993 Calgary gold: mixed team, silver: singles (competed for Germany); 1995 Lillehammer gold: mixed team, silver: singles (competed for Germany); 1996 Altenberg silver: singles and mixed team (competed for Germany); 1997 Igls gold: singles, silver: mixed team (competed for Germany); 1999 Königsee bronze: mixed team (competed for Germany); 2000 St. Moritz gold: mixed team, bronze: singles (competed for Germany); 2001 Calgary gold: mixed team, silver: singles (competed for Germany); 2003 Sigulda gold: mixed team (competed for Germany); 2004 Nagano silver: singles (competed for Germany); 2005 Park City gold: mixed team, silver: singles (competed for Germany) |
|
Bernd Hahn
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1980 |
2–0–0 1974 Königsee gold: doubles; 1981 Hammarstrand gold: doubles |
|
Norbert Hahn
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1980 |
2–2–1 1973 Oberhof silver: doubles; 1975 Hammarstrand gold: doubles; 1977 Igls gold: doubles; 1978 Imst bronze: doubles; 1979 Königsee silver: doubles |
|
Ulli Hahn
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1980 |
2–0–0 1974 Königsee gold: doubles; 1981 Hammarstrand gold: doubles |
|
Erin Hamlin
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
2006—2018 |
2–2–0 2009 Lake Placid gold: singles; 2017 Igls gold: Sprint singles, silver: singles and mixed relay |
|
Oswald Haselrieder
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—2010 |
1–0–3 1996 Altenberg bronze: doubles and mixed team; 1997 Igls bronze: mixed team; 2009 Lake Placid gold: doubles |
|
Ernst Haspinger
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1984 |
0–0–1 1981 Hammarstrand bronze: singles |
|
Ashley Hayden
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2002 |
0–2–0 2004 Nagano silver: mixed team; 2005 Park City silver: mixed team |
|
Paul Hildgartner
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1972—1988 |
2–0–3 1971 Olang gold: doubles; 1973 Oberhof bronze: doubles; 1978 Imst gold: singles; 1979 Königsee bronze: singles; 1983 Lake Placid bronze: single |
|
Jörg Hoffmann
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
4–1–2 1983 Lake Placid gold: doubles; 1985 Oberhof gold: doubles, silver: singles; 1987 Igls gold: doubles; 1989 Winterberg bronze: doubles; 1990 Calgary gold: mixed team, bronze: doubles |
|
Horst Hörnlein
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968—1972 |
1–1–3 1965 Davos bronze: doubles; 1969 Königsee silver: doubles; 1970 Königsee bronze: doubles; 1971 Olang bronze: doubles; 1973 Oberhof gold: doubles |
|
Arnold Huber
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1994 |
1–2–2 1990 Calgary silver: mixed team; 1991 Winterberg gold: singles, bronze: mixed team; 1993 Calgary bronze: mixed team; 1995 Lillehammer silver: mixed team |
|
Norbert Huber
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1998 |
2–4–4 1983 Lake Placid silver: doubles; 1989 Winterberg gold: mixed team, silver: doubles; 1990 Calgary gold: doubles, silver: mixed team; 1991 Winterberg bronze: doubles and mixed team; 1993 Calgary silver: doubles, bronze: mixed team; 1999 Königsee bronze: singles |
|
Wilfried Huber
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988—2006 |
0–2–5 1990 Calgary silver: doubles; 1993 Calgary bronze: singles and doubles; 1995 Lillehammer silver: mixed team, bronze: doubles; 1996 Altenberg bronze: mixed team; 1997 Igls bronze: mixed team |
|
Tatjana Hüfner
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006—2018 |
8–1–2 2007 Igls gold: singles; 2008 Oberhof gold: singles and mixed relay; 2011 Cesana gold: singles; 2012 Altenberg gold: singles and realy; 2013 Whistler silver: singles; 2015 Sigulda bronze: singles; 2017 Igls gold: singles and mixed relay, bronze: Sprint singles |
|
Stefan Ilsanker
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988 |
0–1–0 1987 Igls silver: doubles |
|
Tatyana Ivanova
|
ROC
RUS |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2022 |
1–5–2 2012 Altenberg silver: singles and realy; 2015 Sigulda silver: singles and realy; 2016 Königsee bronze: singles; 2017 Igls bronze: mixed relay; 2019 Winterberg gold: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi silver: Sprint singles |
|
Thomas Jacob
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988 |
1–0–0 1990 Calgary gold: mixed team |
|
Simon Kainzwaldner
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG |
2012—2022 |
0–1–0 2020 Sochi silver: Sprint doubles |
|
Yekaterina Katnikova
|
ROC
RUS |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG |
2012—2022 |
2–0–0 2020 Sochi gold: singles and Sprint singles |
|
Yury Kharchenko
|
RUS
URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
0–0–1 1989 Winterberg bronze: mixed team |
|
Wolfgang Kindl
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2022 |
2–0–3 2015 Sigulda bronze: singles; 2016 Königsee bronze: singles; 2017 Igls gold: singles and Sprint singles; 2020 Sochi bronze: singles |
|
Inārs Kivlenieks
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2018 |
0–1–1 2013 Whistler bronze: mixed relay; 2016 Königsee silver: mixed relay |
|
Markus Kleinheinz
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1998—2006 |
0–0–1 1995 Lillehammer bronze: mixed team |
|
Martina Kocher
|
 SUI |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006—2018 |
1–2–0 2016 Königsee gold: Sprint singles, silver: singles; 2017 Igls silver: Sprint singles |
|
Thomas Köhler
|
GDR
GER |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1964—1968 |
3–1–0 1962 Krynica gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1965 Davos silver: doubles (competed for East Germany); 1967 Hammarstrand gold: singles and doubles (competed for East Germany) |
|
Gabi Kohlisch
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—1994 |
6–4–0 1987 Igls silver: singles (competed for East Germany); 1990 Calgary gold: singles and mixed team (competed for East Germany); 1991 Winterberg gold: mixed team, silver: singles; 1993 Calgary gold: mixed team, silver: singles; 1995 Lillehammer gold: singles and mixed team; 1996 Altenberg silver: mixed team |
|
Lorenz Koller
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG |
2012—2022 |
1–1–2 2019 Winterberg silver: mixed relay, bronze: doubles and Sprint doubles; 2021 Königssee gold: mixed relay |
|
Silke Kraushaar
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1998—2006 |
4–4–2 1997 Igls silver: mixed team; 1999 Königsee silver: mixed team; 2000 St. Moritz gold: mixed team; 2001 Calgary gold: mixed team, silver: singles; 2003 Sigulda silver: singles; 2004 Nagano gold: singles; 2007 Igls gold: mixed team, bronze: singles (competed as Silke Kraushaar-Pielach); 2008 Oberhof bronze: singles (competed as Silke Kraushaar-Pielach) |
|
Stefan Krauße
|
GDR
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988—1998 |
7–4–0 1989 Winterberg gold: doubles, silver: mixed team (competed for East Germany); 1991 Winterberg gold: doubles and mixed team (competed for Germany); 1993 Calgary gold: doubles and mixed team (competed for Germany); 1995 Lillehammer gold: doubles and mixed team (competed for Germany); 1996 Altenberg silver: mixed team (competed for Germany); 1997 Igls silver: doubles and mixed team (competed for Germany) |
|
Aigars Kriķis
|
LAT
URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1980 |
1–0–0 1978 Imst gold: doubles |
|
Lucjan Kudzia
|
POL |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964—1972 |
1–0–0 1963 Imst gold: doubles |
|
Irina Kusakina
|
RUS
URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988 |
0–0–1 1989 Winterberg bronze: mixed team |
|
Andi Langenhan
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2018 |
0–2–2 2008 Oberhof bronze: singles; 2011 Cesana bronze: singles; 2013 Whistler silver: singles; 2016 Königsee silver: Sprint singles; 2019 Winterberg gold: Singles and Sprint Singles, bronze: mixed relay |
|
Erika Lechner
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968—1972 |
0–1–0 1971 Olang silver: singles |
|
Patric Leitner
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2002—2010 |
8–2–2 1999 Königsee gold: doubles, bronze: mixed team; 2000 St. Moritz gold: doubles, silver: mixed team; 2001 Calgary gold: mixed team; 2003 Sigulda gold: mixed team, bronze: doubles; 2004 Nagano gold: doubles and mixed team; 2005 Park City silver: doubles; 2007 Igls gold: doubles and mixed team |
|
Andreas Linger
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
2002—2014 |
3–0–2 2003 Sigulda gold: doubles, bronze: mixed team; 2011 Cesana gold: doubles; 2012 Altenberg gold: doubles; 2013 Whistler bronze: doubles |
|
Wolfgang Linger
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
2002—2014 |
3–0–2 2003 Sigulda gold: doubles, bronze: mixed team; 2011 Cesana gold: doubles; 2012 Altenberg gold: doubles; 2013 Whistler bronze: doubles |
|
Igor Lobanov
|
RUS
EUN |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992 |
0–0–1 1990 Calgary bronze: mixed team (competed for the Soviet Union) |
|
Felix Loch
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
2010—2022 |
13–5–1 2008 Oberhof gold: singles and mixed relay; 2009 Lake Placid gold: singles and mixed relay; 2011 Cesana silver: singles; 2012 Altenberg gold: singles and realy; 2013 Whistler gold: singles and mixed relay; 2015 Sigulda gold: mixed relay, silver: singles; 2016 Königsee gold: singles, Sprint singles, and mixed relay; 2019 Winterberg gold: singles, silver: Sprint singles, bronze: mixed relay; 2021 Königssee silver: singles and mixed relay |
|
Johannes Ludwig
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2018—2022 |
2–0–1 2013 Whistler bronze: singles; 2017 Innsbruck gold: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi gold: mixed relay |
|
Ernesto Mair
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968—1972 |
0–0–1 1967 Hammarstrand bronze: doubles |
|
Sigisfredo Mair
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964—1972 |
0–0–1 1967 Hammarstrand bronze: doubles |
|
Vladimir Makhnutin
|
RUS |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2014 |
0–1–0 2012 Altenberg silver: realy |
|
Mitchel Malyk
|
CAN |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG |
2012—2018 |
0–0–1 2016 Königsee bronze: mixed relay |
|
Yves Mankel
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992 |
0–1–0 1991 Winterberg silver: doubles |
|
Robert Manzenreiter
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988—1992 |
0–2–0 1991 Winterberg silver: mixed team; 1993 Calgary silver: mixed team |
|
Sonja Manzenreiter
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1998—2006 |
0–0–1 2003 Sigulda bronze: mixed team |
|
Rainer Margreiter
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2002—2006 |
0–0–2 2003 Sigulda bronze: singles and mixed team |
|
Brian Martin
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1998—2010 |
0–2–7 1999 Königsee bronze: doubles; 2000 St. Moritz bronze: doubles; 2001 Calgary bronze: mixed team; 2004 Nagano silver: mixed team, bronze: doubles; 2005 Park City silver: mixed team, bronze: doubles; 2007 Igls bronze: doubles; 2009 Lake Placid bronze: doubles |
|
Chris Mazdzer
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2022 |
0–0–1 2020 Sochi bronze: mixed relay |
|
Kim McRae
|
CAN |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2018 |
0–0–1 2017 Igls bronze: singles |
|
Andrey Medvedev
|
ROC |
LUG |
Olympics |
2018 |
0–1–0 2015 Sigulda silver: mixed relay |
|
Vitaly Melnik
|
RUS
URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988 |
0–0–1 1985 Oberhof bronze: doubles |
|
David Möller
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006—2014 |
4–1–1 2004 Nagano gold: singles and mixed team; 2005 Park City bronze: singles; 2007 Igls gold: singles and mixed team; 2008 Oberhof silver: singles |
|
Matt Mortensen
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2018 |
0–1–0 2017 Igls silver: mixed relay |
|
Anna-Maria Müller
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968—1972 |
0–1–0 1969 Königsee silver: singles |
|
Jens Müller
|
GDR
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988—1998 |
4–7–3 1985 Oberhof bronze: singles (competed for East Germany); 1987 Igls silver: singles (competed for East Germany); 1989 Winterberg silver: singles and mixed team (competed for East Germany); 1990 Calgary gold: mixed team, bronze: singles (competed for East Germany); 1991 Winterberg gold: mixed team (competed for Germany); 1995 Lillehammer gold: mixed team (competed for Germany); 1996 Altenberg silver: mixed team, bronze: singles (competed for Germany); 1997 Igls silver: mixed team (competed for Germany); 1999 Königsee silver: singles (competed for Germany); 2000 St. Moritz gold: singles, silver: mixed team (competed for Germany) |
|
Fritz Nachmann
|
GER
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964—1968 |
3–1–1 1955 Olso bronze: doubles (competed for West Germany); 1957 Davos gold: doubles (competed for West Germany); 1958 Krynica gold: doubles; 1962 Krynica silver: doubles (competed for West Germany); 1963 Imst gold: singles (competed for West Germany) |
|
Elisabeth Nagele
|
SUI |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964 |
1–0–0 1961 Girenbad gold: singles |
|
Leonhard Nagenrauft
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968—1972 |
0–1–0 1971 Olang silver: singles |
|
Angelika Neuner
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1992—2002 |
2–1–2 1993 Calgary silver: mixed team; 1995 Lillehammer bronze: mixed team; 1996 Altenberg gold: mixed team; 1997 Igls gold: mixed team, bronze: singles |
|
Doris Neuner
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—1994 |
0–2–2 1991 Winterberg silver: mixed team; 1993 Calgary silver: mixed team, bronze: singles; 1995 Lillehammer bronze: mixed team |
|
Barbara Niedernhuber
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1998—2002 |
1–4–2 1999 Königsee silver: singles; 2000 St. Moritz silver: singles; 2001 Calgary bronze: singles; 2003 Sigulda bronze: singles; 2004 Nagano gold: mixed team, silver: singles; 2005 Park City silver: singles |
|
Veronika Oberhuber
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
1–0–0 1989 Winterberg gold: mixed team |
|
Anastasia Oberstolz-Antonova
|
ITA
RUS |
LUG |
Olympics |
2002—2006 |
0–0–2 2004 Nagano bronze: mixed team (competed for Italy); 2005 Park City bronze: mixed team (competed for Italy) |
|
Christian Oberstolz
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2002—2014 |
0–2–5 2004 Nagano bronze: mixed team; 2005 Park City bronze: mixed team; 2007 Igls silver: mixed team; 2011 Cesana silver: doubles; 2015 Sigulda bronze: doubles; 2016 Königsee bronze: doubles and Sprint doubles |
|
Natalie Obkircher
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—2002 |
0–1–4 1991 Winterberg bronze: mixed team; 1993 Calgary bronze: mixed team; 1995 Lillehammer silver: mixed team; 1996 Altenberg bronze: mixed team; 1997 Igls bronze: mixed team |
|
Anna Orlova
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—2010 |
0–1–0 2003 Sigulda silver: mixed team |
|
Sylke Otto
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—2006 |
6–3–3 1997 Igls silver: mixed team; 1999 Königsee bronze: singles and mixed team; 2000 St. Moritz gold: singles, silver: mixed team; 2001 Calgary gold: singles, silver: mixed team; 2003 Sigulda gold: singles and mixed team; 2004 Nagano bronze: singles; 2005 Park City gold: singles and mixed team |
|
Semyon Pavlichenko
|
ROC
RUS |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2022 |
2–2–2 2015 Sigulda gold: singles, silver: mixed team; 2019 Winterberg gold: mixed relay, bronze: singles and Sprint singles; 2021 Königssee silver: Sprint singles (competed for the Russian Luge Federation) |
|
Mieczysław Pawełkiewicz
|
POL |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964 |
0–2–0 1963 Imst silver: doubles; 1965 Davos silver: singles |
|
Ryszard Pędrak
|
POL |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964 |
1–1–1 1958 Krynica silver: singles, bronze: doubles; 1963 Imst gold: doubles |
|
Peter Penz
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2018 |
0–4–2 2007 Igls bronze: mixed team; 2009 Lake Placid silver: mixed relay; 2012 Altenberg bronze: doubles; 2015 Sigulda silver: doubles; 2016 Königsee silver: Sprint doubles; 2017 Igls silver: Sprint doubles |
|
Daniel Pfister
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006—2014 |
0–1–2 2007 Igls bronze: mixed team; 2009 Lake Placid silver: mixed relay, bronze: singles |
|
Barbara Piecha
|
POL |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1976 |
1–0–1 1970 Königsee gold: singles; 1971 Olang bronze: singles |
|
Jochen Pietzsch
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
4–0–2 1983 Lake Placid gold: doubles; 1985 Oberhof gold: doubles; 1987 Igls gold: doubles; 1989 Winterberg bronze: doubles; 1990 Calgary gold: mixed team, bronze: doubles |
|
Walter Plaikner
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1976 |
1–0–1 1971 Olang gold: doubles; 1973 Oberhof bronze: doubles |
|
Gerhard Plankensteiner
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—2010 |
2–0–5 1989 Winterberg gold: mixed team; 1991 Winterberg bronze: mixed team; 1993 Calgary bronze: mixed team; 1996 Altenberg bronze: doubles and mixed team; 1997 Igls bronze: mixed team; 2009 Lake Placid gold: doubles |
|
Hans Plenk
|
GER
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1964—1968 |
1–2–2 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: singles and doubles (competed for West Germany); 1961 Girenbad silver: singles (competed for West Germany); 1963 Imst silver: singles (competed for West Germany); 1965 Davos gold: singles (competed for West Germany) |
|
Carlo Prinoth
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964 |
1–0–0 1961 Girenbad gold: doubles |
|
Raimondo Prinoth
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968 |
0–1–0 1961 Girenbad silver: doubles |
|
Hannah Prock
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2018—2022 |
0–1–0 2019 Winterberg silver: mixed relay |
|
Markus Prock
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—2002 |
5–4–5 1987 Igls gold: singles; 1990 Calgary silver: singles; 1991 Winterberg silver: mixed team, bronze: singles; 1993 Calgary silver: mixed team; 1995 Lillehammer bronze: singles and mixed team; 1996 Altenberg gold: singles and mixed team; 1997 Igls gold: mixed team, silver: singles; 1999 Königsee gold: mixed team; 2000 St. Moritz bronze: mixed team; 2001 Calgary bronze: singles |
|
Hansjörg Raffl
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1980—1994 |
2–4–3 1983 Lake Placid silver: doubles; 1989 Winterberg gold: mixed team, silver: doubles; 1990 Calgary gold: doubles, silver: mixed team; 1991 Winterberg bronze: doubles and mixed team; 1993 Calgary silver: doubles, bronze: mixed team |
|
Marie-Luise Rainer
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1988 |
0–0–1 1979 Königsee bronze: singles |
|
Nina Reithmayer
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
2006—2014 |
0–2–1 2007 Igls bronze: mixed team; 2008 Oberhof silver: mixed relay; 2009 Lake Placid silver: mixed relay |
|
Guntis Rēķis
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1998—2010 |
0–0–2 2008 Oberhof bronze: mixed relay; 2009 Lake Placid bronze: mixed relay |
|
Roman Repilov
|
ROC |
LUG |
Olympics |
2018—2022 |
3–2–1 2017 Innsbruck silver: singles and Sprint singles, bronze: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi gold: singles and Sprint singles; 2021 Königssee gold: singles (competed for the Russian Luge Federation) |
|
Alexander Resch
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
2002—2010 |
8–2–2 1999 Königsee gold: doubles, bronze: mixed team; 2000 St. Moritz gold: doubles, silver: mixed team; 2001 Calgary gold: mixed team; 2003 Sigulda gold: mixed team, bronze: doubles; 2004 Nagano gold: doubles and mixed team; 2005 Park City silver: doubles; 2007 Igls gold: doubles and mixed team |
|
Emanuel Rieder
|
ITA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2022 |
0–1–0 2020 Sochi silver: Sprint doubles |
|
Hans Rinn
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976—1980 |
4–3–1 1973 Oberhof gold: singles, silver: doubles; 1974 Königsee silver: singles; 1975 Hammarstrand gold: doubles; 1977 Igls gold: singles and doubles; 1978 Imst bronze: doubles; 1979 Königsee silver: doubles |
|
Mārtiņš Rubenis
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1998—2014 |
0–2–1 2003 Sigulda silver: singles and mixed team; 2004 Nagano bronze: singles |
|
Thomas Rudolph
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992 |
0–1–0 1991 Winterberg silver: doubles |
|
Ute Rührold
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1976 |
0–2–1 1973 Oberhof silver: singles; 1974 Königsee bronze: singles; 1975 Hammarstrand silver: singles |
|
Franz Schachner
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1976 |
0–0–2 1974 Königsee bronze: doubles; 1975 Hammarstrand bronze: doubles |
|
Angelika Schafferer
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1980 |
0–0–1 1978 Imst bronze: singles |
|
Wolfgang Scheidel
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1968—1972 |
1–0–2 1965 Davos gold: doubles; 1969 Königsee bronze: singles; 1970 Königsee bronze: singles |
|
Johannes Schettel
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
0–0–1 1989 Winterberg bronze: singles |
|
Markus Schiegl
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1994—2010 |
5–5–4 1993 Calgary silver: mixed team; 1995 Lillehammer bronze: mixed team; 1996 Altenberg gold: doubles and mixed team; 1997 Igls gold: doubles and mixed team; 1999 Königsee gold: mixed team, silver: doubles; 2000 St. Moritz bronze: mixed team; 2001 Calgary bronze: doubles; 2003 Sigulda silver: doubles; 2007 Igls silver: doubles; 2008 Oberhof silver: mixed relay, bronze: doubles |
|
Tobias Schiegl
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1994—2010 |
5–5–4 1993 Calgary silver: mixed team; 1995 Lillehammer bronze: mixed team; 1996 Altenberg gold: doubles and mixed team; 1997 Igls gold: doubles and mixed team; 1999 Königsee gold: mixed team, silver: doubles; 2000 St. Moritz bronze: mixed team; 2001 Calgary bronze: doubles; 2003 Sigulda silver: doubles; 2007 Igls silver: doubles; 2008 Oberhof silver: mixed relay, bronze: doubles |
|
Manfred Schmid
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1964—1976 |
2–4–1 1967 Hammarstrand silver: doubles; 1969 Königsee gold: doubles, silver: singles; 1970 Königsee gold: doubles; 1971 Olang silver: doubles; 1975 Hammarstrand silver: singles; 1978 Imst bronze: singles |
|
Rudolf Schmid
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1976 |
0–0–2 1974 Königsee bronze: doubles; 1975 Hammarstrand bronze: doubles |
|
Bettina Schmidt
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984 |
0–1–0 1981 Hammarstrand silver: singles |
|
Cerstin Schmidt
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988 |
1–1–0 1985 Oberhof silver: singles; 1987 Igls gold: singles |
|
Markus Schmidt
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—1994 |
1–1–0 1991 Winterberg silver: mixed team; 1996 Altenberg gold: mixed team |
|
Christa Schmuck
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968—1972 |
0–1–1 1969 Königsee bronze: singles; 1970 Königsee silver: singles |
|
Margit Schumann
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1980 |
4–0–0 1973 Oberhof gold: singles; 1974 Königsee gold: singles; 1975 Hammarstrand gold: singles; 1977 Igls gold: singles |
|
Thomas Schwab
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
0–0–1 1987 Igls bronze: doubles |
|
Balthasar Schwarm
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1972—1980 |
1–0–1 1977 Igls bronze: doubles; 1979 Königsee gold: doubles |
|
Reinhold Senn
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964 |
0–0–2 1961 Girenbad bronze: singles and doubles |
|
Gordy Sheer
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—1998 |
0–2–0 1995 Lillehammer silver: doubles; 1996 Altenberg silver: doubles |
|
Vladimir Shitov
|
RUS
URS |
LUG |
Olympics |
1976 |
0–1–0 1978 Imst silver: doubles |
|
Andris Šics
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006—2022 |
0–3–6 2008 Oberhof bronze: mixed relay; 2009 Lake Placid bronze: mixed relay; 2011 Cesana bronze: doubles; 2013 Whistler bronze: mixed relay; 2016 Königsee silver: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi silver: mixed relay; 2021 Königssee silver: Sprint doubles, bronze: doubles and mixed relay |
|
Juris Šics
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2006—2022 |
0–3–6 2008 Oberhof bronze: mixed relay; 2009 Lake Placid bronze: mixed relay; 2011 Cesana bronze: doubles; 2013 Whistler bronze: mixed relay; 2016 Königsee silver: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi silver: mixed relay; 2021 Königssee silver: Sprint doubles, bronze: doubles and mixed relay |
|
Steffen Skel
|
GER |
LUG |
Olympics |
1994—2002 |
1–3–1 1997 Igls bronze: doubles; 2000 St. Moritz gold: mixed team, silver: doubles; 2001 Calgary silver: doubles and mixed team |
|
Justin Snith
|
CAN |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2022 |
0–1–3 2012 Altenberg bronze: realy; 2013 Whistler silver: mixed relay; 2015 Sigulda bronze: mixed relay; 2016 Königsee bronze: mixed relay |
|
Melitta Sollmann
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1980 |
2–1–0 1979 Königsee gold: singles; 1981 Hammarstrand gold: singles; 1983 Lake Placid silver: singles |
|
Hans Stanggassinger
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984 |
0–0–2 1981 Hammarstrand bronze: doubles; 1983 Lake Placid bronze: doubles |
|
Wolfgang Staudinger
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
0–0–1 1987 Igls bronze: doubles |
|
Thomas Steu
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics / YOG |
2012—2022 |
1–1–2 2019 Winterberg silver: mixed relay, bronze: doubles and Sprint doubles; 2021 Königssee gold: mixed relay |
|
Wendel Suckow
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—1998 |
1–0–0 1993 Calgary gold: singles |
|
Emily Sweeney
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2018—2022 |
0–0–1 2019 Winterberg bronze: singles |
|
Andrea Tagwerker
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1988—1998 |
3–1–1 1991 Winterberg silver: mixed team; 1996 Altenberg gold: mixed team; 1997 Igls gold: mixed team; 1999 Königsee gold: mixed team; 2000 St. Moritz bronze: mixed team |
|
Jayson Terdiman
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
2014—2018 |
0–1–1 2017 Igls silver: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi bronze: mixed relay |
|
Helmut Thaler
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964—1968 |
0–1–1 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: doubles; 1961 Girenbad bronze: doubles |
|
Chris Thorpe
|
USA |
LUG |
Olympics |
1992—2002 |
0–2–0 1995 Lillehammer silver: doubles; 1996 Altenberg silver: doubles |
|
Leni Thurner
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1964—1968 |
0–1–2 1961 Girenbad bronze: singles; 1963 Imst silver: singles; 1967 Hammarstrand bronze: singles |
|
Elīza Tīruma-Cauce
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics / Other |
2014—2022 |
0–1–2 2013 Whistler bronze: mixed relay; 2016 Königsee silver: mixed relay; 2020 Sochi bronze: Sprint singles |
|
Maija Tīruma
|
LAT |
LUG |
Olympics |
2002—2010 |
0–0–2 2008 Oberhof bronze: mixed relay; 2009 Lake Placid bronze: mixed relay |
|
Bibi Torriani
|
ITA
SUI |
IHO/SJR |
Olympics / Non-Medal / Coach |
1928—1956 |
0–1–0 1957 Davos silver: singles |
|
Ewald Walch
|
AUT |
LUG |
Olympics |
1968—1972 |
3–2–2 1957 Davos bronze: doubles; 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: doubles; 1963 Imst bronze: doubles; 1967 Hammarstrand silver: doubles; 1969 Königsee gold: doubles; 1970 Königsee gold: doubles; 1971 Olang silver: doubles |
|
Tristan Walker
|
CAN |
LUG |
Olympics |
2010—2022 |
0–1–3 2012 Altenberg bronze: realy; 2013 Whistler silver: mixed relay; 2015 Sigulda bronze: mixed relay; 2016 Königsee bronze: mixed relay |
|
Steffi Walter-Martin
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
2–0–0 1983 Lake Placid gold: singles (competed as Steffi Martin); 1985 Oberhof gold: singles (competed as Steffi Martin) |
|
Michael Walter
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
1–1–0 1981 Hammarstrand silver: singles; 1985 Oberhof gold: singles |
|
Ute Weiß-Oberhoffner
|
GDR |
LUG |
Olympics |
1984—1988 |
0–1–3 1983 Lake Placid bronze: singles (competed as Ute Weiß); 1987 Igls bronze: singles (competed as Ute Oberhoffner); 1989 Winterberg silver: mixed team, bronze: singles (competed as Ute Oberhoffner) |
|
Gerda Weissensteiner
|
ITA |
BOB/LUG |
Olympics / Other |
1988—2006 |
2–3–6 1989 Winterberg gold: mixed team, silver: singles; 1990 Calgary silver: mixed team; 1991 Winterberg bronze: mixed team; 1993 Calgary gold: singles, bronze: mixed team; 1995 Lillehammer silver: mixed team, bronze: singles; 1996 Altenberg bronze: singles and mixed team; 1997 Igls bronze: mixed team |
|
Anton Wembacher
|
FRG |
LUG |
Olympics |
1980 |
0–0–1 1979 Königsee bronze: doubles |