Herrarnas singel i rodel vid olympiska vinterspelen 2010
| Herrarnas singel vid de XXI:a olympiska vinterspelen | |
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| Anläggning | Whistler Sliding Centre |
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| Datum | 13-14 februari 2010 |
| Deltagare | 38 från 22 nationer |
| Medaljörer | |
 Felix Loch |  Tyskland |
 David Möller | Tyskland |
 Armin Zöggeler |  Italien |
| ← 2006 2014 → | |
Herrarnas rodel i singelklassen under olympiska vinterspelen 2010 i Vancouver genomfördes den 13 och 14 februari vid Whistler Sliding Centre i Whistler, British Columbia. Felix Loch från Tyskland var snabbast i samtliga fyra åk och vann med god marginal framför landsmannen David Möller och italienaren Armin Zöggeler. Tävlingen kom att präglas av den tragiska olycka som skedde under träning inför tävlingen där den georgiske deltagaren Nodar Kumaritasjvili omkom sedan han våldsamt kastats ur banan.
Resultat
Tiderna i kursiv stil avser starttiden medan tiden under avser hela loppet. Fetstil anger snabbaste tiden för respektive omgång.
| P | Nr | Namn | Nation | Åk 1[1] | Åk 2[2] | Åk 3[3] | Åk 4[4] | Totalt | Tidsmarginal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 3 | Felix Loch | Tyskland | 7,016 48,168 | 7,060 48,402 | 6,983 48,344 | 7,000 48,171 | 3.13,085 | 0,000 |
 | 6 | David Möller | Tyskland | 7,043 48,341 | 7,055 48,511 | 7,016 48,582 | 6,999 48,330 | 3.13,764 | +0,679 |
 | 8 | Armin Zöggeler | Italien | 7,099 48,473 | 7,092 48,529 | 7,078 48,914 | 7,079 48,459 | 3.14,375 | +1,290 |
| 4 | 10 | Albert Demtjenko |  Ryssland | 7,178 48,590 | 7,144 48,579 | 7,098 48,769 | 7,085 48,467 | 3.14,405 | +1,320 |
| 5 | 12 | Andi Langenhan | Tyskland | 7,062 48,629 | 7,027 48,658 | 6,995 48,869 | 6,985 48,473 | 3.14,629 | +1,544 |
| 6 | 7 | Daniel Pfister |  Österrike | 7,111 48,583 | 7,118 48,707 | 7,087 48,883 | 7,076 48,553 | 3.14,726 | +1,641 |
| 7 | 17 | Samuel Edney |  Kanada | 7,171 48,754 | 7,088 48,793 | 7,047 48,920 | 7,031 48,373 | 3.14,840 | +1,755 |
| 8 | 5 | Tony Benshoof |  USA | 7,143 48,657 | 7,146 48,747 | 7,107 49,010 | 7,031 48,714 | 3.15,128 | +2,043 |
| 9 | 9 | Wolfgang Kindl | Österrike | 7,150 48,707 | 7,151 48,755 | 7,124 49,080 | 7,099 48,553 | 3.15,525 | +2,130 |
| 10 | 21 | Manuel Pfister | Österrike | 7,184 48,677 | 7,194 48,835 | 7,159 49,064 | 7,122 48,693 | 3.15,269 | +2,184 |
| 11 | 20 | Mārtiņš Rubenis |  Lettland | 7,194 48,818 | 7,172 48,831 | 7,159 49,064 | 7,133 48,809 | 3.15,668 | +2,583 |
| 12 | 15 | Viktor Kneib | Ryssland | 7,170 48,899 | 7,139 48,862 | 7,097 49,224 | 7,085 48,747 | 3.15,272 | +2,647 |
| 13 | 1 | Chris Mazdzer | USA | 7,128 48,811 | 7,161 48,963 | 7,112 49,223 | 7,078 48,816 | 3.15,813 | +2,726 |
| 14 | 19 | Jeff Christie | Kanada | 7,128 48,881 | 7,155 48,904 | 7,109 49,308 | 7,088 48,730 | 3.15,623 | +2,738 |
| 15 | 13 | Bengt Walden | USA | 7,164 49,002 | 7,137 48,865 | 7,118 49,323 | 7,125 48,794 | 3.15,984 | +2,899 |
| 16 | 22 | Adam Rosen |  Storbritannien | 7,191 48,896 | 7,214 49,005 | 7,229 49,259 | 7,133 48,856 | 3.16,016 | +2,931 |
| 17 | 11 | David Mair | Italien | 7,148 48,978 | 7,150 48,989 | 7,105 49,367 | 7,119 48,845 | 3.16,199 | +3,114 |
| 18 | 35 | Inars Kivlenieks | Lettland | 7,148 48,960 | 7,150 49,065 | 7,113 49,259 | 7,062 48,920 | 3.18,204 | +3,114 |
| 19 | 18 | Stepan Fedorov | Ryssland | 7,233 49,214 | 7,138 48,859 | 7,091 49,123 | 7,098 49,021 | 3.16,217 | +3,312 |
| 20 | 24 | Ian Cockerline | Kanada | 7,180 49,033 | 7,185 49,132 | 7,135 49,297 | 7,100 48,871 | 3.16,243 | +3,158 |
| 21 | 4 | Reinhold Rainer | Italien | 7,260 48,846 | 7,306 49,065 | 7,256 49,416 | 7,256 49,007 | 3.16,334 | +3,349 |
| 22 | 23 | Thomas Girod |  Frankrike | 7,186 49,077 | 7,210 49,192 | 7,150 49,294 | 7,136 49,157 | 3.16,850 | +3,765 |
| 23 | 30 | Maciej Kurowski |  Polen | 7,349 49,427 | 7,182 49,200 | 7,173 49,361 | 7,162 49,039 | 3.17,027 | +3,942 |
| 24 | 14 | Jozef Ninis |  Slovakien | 7,233 49,196 | 7,210 49,153 | 7,165 49,643 | 7,156 49,039 | 3.17,414 | +4,029 |
| 25 | 33 | Ondřej Hyman |  Tjeckien | 7,152 49,284 | 7,128 49,346 | 7,103 49,512 | 7,092 49,247 | 3.17,389 | +4,304 |
| 26 | 36 | Guntis Rekis | Lettland | 7,222 49,275 | 7,195 49,625 | 7,146 49,476 | 7,171 49,071 | 3.17,447 | +4,362 |
| 27 | 29 | Domen Pociecha |  Slovenien | 7,299 49,340 | 7,291 49,457 | 7,286 49,587 | 7,262 49,362 | 3.17,746 | +4,661 |
| 28 | 27 | Jakub Hyman | Tjeckien | 7,226 49,379 | 7,235 49,726 | 7,202 49,465 | 7,186 49,231 | 3.17,801 | +4,716 |
| 29 | 37 | Shiva Keshavan |  Indien | 7,303 49,561 | 7,311 49,529 | 7,265 49,597 | 7,253 49,786 | 3.18,473 | +5,388 |
| 30 | 16 | Takahisa Oguchi |  Japan | 7,366 49,542 | 7,287 49,780 | 7,269 49,818 | 7,254 49,903 | 3.19,043 | +5,958 |
| 31 | 34 | Valentin Cretu |  Rumänien | 7,299 49,726 | 7,276 50,224 | 7,260 49,931 | 7,281 49,594 | 3.19,475 | +6,390 |
| 32 | 2 | Stefan Höhener |  Schweiz | 7,143 48,728 | 7,172 53,838 | 7,142 49,559 | 7,092 48,713 | 3.20,838 | +7,753 |
| 33 | 32 | Bogdan Macovei |  Moldavien | 7,373 50,425 | 7,362 50,175 | 7,299 49,931 | 7,386 50,331 | 3.21,354 | +8,269 |
| 34 | 31 | Ma Chih-hung |  Kinesiska Taipei | 7,442 50,318 | 7,410 50,460 | 7,474 51,090 | 7,451 50,494 | 3.22,362 | +9,277 |
| 34 | 25 | Peter Iljev |  Bulgarien | 7,338 50,348 | 7,272 50,701 | 7,250 50,921 | 7,351 50,428 | 3.22,398 | +9,313 |
| 36 | 26 | Lee Yong |  Sydkorea | 7,430 50,549 | 7,386 50,607 | 7,397 51,012 | 7,358 51,128 | 3.23,296 | +10,211 |
| 37 | 28 | Ivan Papukchiev | Bulgarien | 7,527 50,932 | 7,428 50,909 | 7,343 51,105 | 7,323 50,386 | 3.23,332 | +10,247 |
| 38 | 39 | Rubén González |  Argentina | 7,567 52,540 | 7,549 52,155 | 7,601 52,298 | 7,501 51,312 | 3.28,305 | +15,220 |
| - | 38 | Levan Gureshidze |  Georgien | DNS | - |
Referenser
- Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, Luge at the 2010 Winter Olympics – Men's singles, tidigare version.
- ^ 2010 Winter Olympics 13 February 2010 Luge men's singles run 1. - läst 15 februari 2010.
- ^ 2010 Winter Olympics 13 February 2010 Luge men's singles run 2. - läst 15 februari 2010.
- ^ 2010 Winter Olympics 14 February 2010 Luge men's singles run 3. - läst 15 februari 2010.
- ^ 2010 Winter Olympics 14 February 2010 Luge men's singles run 4. - läst 15 februari 2010.
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