Herrarnas fyrmanna i bob vid olympiska vinterspelen 1998
| Bob vid olympiska vinterspelen 1998  | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Herrar | tvåmanna | fyrmanna | ||
Herrarnas fyrmannabobåkning i vinter-OS 1998 ägde rum i Nagano, Japan den 5 februari 1998.
Medaljörer
Resultat
| Plac, | Tid | N: | Åk 1 | Åk 2 | Åk 3 | Åkare 1 | Åkare 2 | Åkare 3 | Åkare 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Tyskland | Christoph Langen | Markus Zimmermann | Marco Jakobs | Olaf Hampel | 2:39,41 | 52,70s | 52,90s | 53,81s |
| 2 |  Schweiz | Marcel Rohner | Markus Nüssli | Markus Wasser | Beat Seitz | 2:40,01 | 53,13s | 53,15s | 53,73s |
| 3 |  Storbritannien | Sean Olsson | Dean Ward | Courtney Rumbolt | Paul Attwood | 2:40,06 | 52,77s | 53,58s | 53,71s |
| 3 |  Frankrike | Bruno Mingeon | Emmanuel Hostache | Eric Le Chanony | Max Robert | 2:40,06 | 53,13s | 53,30s | 53,63s |
| 5 |  USA | Brian Shimer | Nathan "chip" Minton | Randy Jones | Garreth Hines | 2:40,08 | 52,93s | 53,42s | 53,73s |
| 6 |  Lettland | Sandis Prusis | Egils Bojars | Janis Ozols | Janis Elsins | 2:40,26 | 52,98s | 53,50s | 53,78s |
| 7 | Schweiz | Christian Reich | Steve Anderhub | Thomas Handschin | Cedric Grand | 2:40,28 | 52,88s | 53,47s | 53,93s |
| 8 | Tyskland | Harald Czudaj | Torsten Voss | Steffen Goermer | Alexander Szelig | 2:40,32 | 53,12s | 53,50s | 53,70s |
| 9 |  Kanada | Pierre Lueders | Ricardo Greenidge | Jacek Remigjusz Pyc | David Maceachern | 2:40,39 | 53,14s | 53,44s | 53,81s |
| 10 |  Österrike | Hubert Schoesser | Peter Leismuller | Erwin Arnold | Martin Schuetzenauer | 2:40,39 | 53,10s | 53,50s | 53,79s |
| 11 | Kanada | Christopher Lori | Ben Hindle | Matthew Hindle | Ian Danney | 2:41,14 | 53,52s | 53,69s | 53,93s |
| 12 | USA | James Herberich | Darrin Steele | John Kasper | Robert Olesen | 2:41,27 | 53,74s | 53,72s | 53,81s |
| 13 |  Tjeckien | Pavel Puskar | Peter Kondrat | Pavel Polomsky | Jan Kobian | 2:41,29 | 53,61s | 53,80s | 53,88s |
| 14 |  Italien | Günther Huber | Antonio Tartaglia | Massimiliano Rota | Marco Menchini | 2:41,43 | 53,84s | 53,68s | 53,91s |
| 15 |  Japan | Naomi Takewaki | Hiroaki Ohishi | Takashi Ohori | Masanori Inoue | 2:41,55 | 53,73s | 53,87s | 53,95s |
| 16 | Japan | Toshio Wakita | Yasuo Nakamura | Toshiya Onoda | Shinji Aoto | 2:41,96 | 54,02s | 53,66s | 54,28s |
| 17 |  Norge | Arnfinn Kristiansen | Jorn Stian Dahl | Peter Andreas Kildal | Dagfinn Aarskog | 2:42,07 | 53,96s | 53,78s | 54,33s |
| 18 | Österrike | Kurt Einberger | Thomas Bachler | Georg Kuttner | Michael Mueller | 2:42,14 | 53,92s | 53,83s | 54,39s |
| 19 |  Ryssland | Pavel Shcheglovsky | Aleksey Selivertsov | Vladislav Posedkin | Konstantin Demin | 2:42,38 | 53,72s | 53,95s | 54,71s |
| 20 | Italien | Fabrizio Tosini | Andrea Pais de Libera | Enrico Costa | Sergio Chianella | 2:43,02 | 54,07s | 54,09s | 54,86s |
| 21 |  Jamaica | Dudley Stokes | Winston Watt | Nelson Stokes | Wayne Thomas | 2:43,76 | 54,41s | 54,55s | 54,80s |
| 22 |  Polen | Tomasz Zyla | Dawid Kupczyk | Krzysztof Sienko | Tomasz Gatka | 2:43,79 | 54,71s | 54,45s | 54,63s |
| 23 |  Australien | Jason Giobbi | Scott Walker | Ted Polglaze | Adam Barclay | 2:44,88 | 54,72s | 54,93s | 55,21s |
| 24 |  Ungern | Frankl Nicholas | Pallai Peter | Zsombor Zsolt | Pinter Bertalan | 2:44,92 | 55,16s | 54,82s | 54,94s |
| 25 |  Bosnien och Hercegovina | Zoran Sokolovic | Nihad Mameledzija | Edin Krupalija | Marjo Franjic | 2:45,67 | 55,26s | 55,11s | 55,30s |
| 26 |  Kinesiska Taipei | Sun Kuang-Ming | Duh Maw-Sheng | Chang Mau-San | Cheng Jin-Shan | 2:45,95 | 55,30s | 55,13s | 55,52s |
| 27 |  Rumänien | Florian Enache | Marian Chitescu | Iulian Pacioianu | Mihai Dumitrascu | 2:46,06 | 55,01s | 55,37s | 55,68s |
| 28 |  Monaco | Albert Grimaldi | Pascal Camia | Jean-Franc,ois Calmes | Gilbert Bessi | 2:47,14 | 55,58s | 55,70s | 55,86s |
| 29 |  Amerikanska Jungfruöarna | Keith Sudziarski | Christian Brown | Paul Zar | Jeff Kromenhoek | 2:47,16 | 55,80s | 55,52s | 55,84s |
| 30 |  Irland | Jeff Pamplin | Simon Linscheid | Garry Power | Terry Mchugh | 2:47,23 | 55,79s | 55,57s | 55,87s |
| 31 |  Grekland | Grigory Sebald | Anastasios Papakonstantinou | Panagiotis Kolotouros | John-Andrew Kambanis | 2:48,26 | 55,94s | 56,18s | 56,14s |
| - |  Puerto Rico | Liston Bochette | Jorge Bonnet | Jose Ferrer | Joseph Keosseian | 2:49,76 | 56,45s | 55,96s | 57,35s |
Referenser
- ^ ”Bobsleigh at the 1998 Nagano Winter Games: Men's Four” (på engelska). sports-reference.com. Arkiverad från originalet den 4 augusti 2014. https://web.archive.org/web/20140804142121/http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/winter/1998/BOB/mens-four.html. Läst 7 augusti 2014.
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