Herrarnas tvåmanna i bob vid olympiska vinterspelen 2014

Olympiska vinterspelen 2014
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Herrarnas tvåmanna
Information
Datum16–17 februari
Deltagare60 från 30 nationer
AnläggningSanki isbanecenter
Regerande
mästare		Flag of Germany.svg Tyskland
André Lange och Kevin Kuske
Placeringar
Gold medal icon.svgFlag of Russia.svg Ryssland
Aleksandr Zubkov och Aleksej Vojevoda
Silver medal icon.svgFlag of Switzerland.svg Schweiz
Beat Hefti och Alex Baumann
Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of the United States.svg USA
Steven Holcomb och Steven Langton
ossvart FöregåendeFöljande ossvart
Vancouver 2010Pyeongchang 2018
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HerrarGrenarDamer
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Bronsmedaljörerna Steven Holcomb och Steven Langton från USA.

Herrarnas tvåmanna i bob vid olympiska vinterspelen 2014 hölls på anläggningen Sanki isbanecenter i skidorten Krasnaja Poljana, 60 km från Sotji, Ryssland, den 16 och 17 februari 2014.

Tävlingsschema

Tiderna är angivna i UTC+4
DatumTidGren
16 februari20:15Åk 1
21:50Åk 2
17 februari18:30Åk 3
20:05Åk 4 (final)

Medaljörer

GrenGuldSilverBrons
Herrar, tvåmannaFlag of Russia.svg Ryssland
Alexandr Zubkov
Alexej Vojevoda		Flag of Switzerland.svg Schweiz
Beat Hefti
Alex Baumann		Flag of the United States.svg USA
Steven Holcomb
Steven Langton

Resultat

60 tävlande deltog i herrarnas tvåmannaåkning 2014[1].

PlaceringStart-
nummer		LandIdrottareÅk 1Åk 2Åk 3Åk 4TotaltBakom
13Flag of Russia.svg Ryssland (RUS-1)Alexandr Zubkov
Alexej Vojevoda		56,25 TR56,5756,08 TR56,493:45,39
22Flag of Switzerland.svg Schweiz (SUI-1)Beat Hefti
Alex Baumann		56,4656,6856,2656,653:46,05+0,66
31Flag of the United States.svg USA (USA-1)Steven Holcomb
Steven Langton		56,3456,8456,4156,683:46,27+0,88
413Flag of Russia.svg Ryssland (RUS-2)Alexander Kasjanov
Maxim Belugin		56,6956,6056,4456,573:46,30+0,91
512Flag of Latvia.svg Lettland (LAT-1)Oskars Melbārdis
Daumants Dreiškens		56,6256,6856,4356,753:46,48+1,09
610Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Kanada (CAN-3)Justin Kripps
Bryan Barnett		56,5656,7056,4256,943:46,62+1,23
79Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Kanada (CAN-2)Chris Spring
Jesse Lumsden		56,6656,7756,6256,743:46,79+1,40
84Flag of Germany.svg Tyskland (GER-1)Francesco Friedrich
Jannis Bäcker		56,5056,8856,6356,843:46,85+1,46
97Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Kanada (CAN-1)Lyndon Rush
Lascelles Brown		56,6156,8756,6456,763:46,88+1,49
1014Flag of Switzerland.svg Schweiz (SUI-2)Rico Peter
Juerg Egger		56,9656,6856,6056,723:46,96+1,57
118Flag of Germany.svg Tyskland (GER-2)Thomas Florschütz
Kevin Kuske		56,8956,8756,7756,713:47,00+1,61
125Flag of the United States.svg USA (USA-2)Cory Butner
Christopher Fogt		56,4557,1156,7756,863:47,19+1,80
136Flag of the United States.svg USA (USA-3)Nick Cunningham
Dallas Robinson		56,7357,0756,9856,913:47,69+2,30
1416Flag of Italy.svg Italien (ITA-1)Simone Bertazzo
Simone Fontana		57,0657,0256,9056,843:47,82+2,43
1511Flag of Germany.svg Tyskland (GER-3)Maximilian Arndt
Alexander Rödiger		56,9856,9257,2257,083:48,20+2,81
1615Flag of Latvia.svg Lettland (LAT-2)Oskars Kibermanis
Vairis Leiboms		57,1157,2257,0057,193:48,52+3,13
1722Flag of Romania.svg Rumänien (ROM-1)Nicolae Istrate
Florin Cezar Crăciun		57,3957,1957,2457,163:48,98+3,59
1817Flag of South Korea.svg Sydkorea (KOR-1)Yunjong Won
Youngwoo Seo		57,4157,2057,5857,083:49,27+3,88
1923Flag of the Netherlands.svg Nederländerna (NED-1)Edwin van Calker
Bror van der Zijde		57,5457,4657,3856,953:49,33+3,94
2018Flag of France.svg Frankrike (FRA-1)Loic Costerg
Romain Heinrich		57,4457,0457,6557,233:49,36+3,97
2121Flag of Monaco.svg Monaco (MON-1)Patrice Servelle
Sébastien Gattuso		57,5057,3057,802:52,60
2219Flag of Austria.svg Österrike (AUT-1)Benjamin Maier
Markus Sammer		57,5757,7457,412:52,71
2325Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Storbritannien (GBR-1)Lamin Deen
John Baines		57,5457,8157,382:52,73
2430Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Tjeckien (CZE-1)Jan Vrba
Michal Vacek		57,7257,7557,712:53,18
2520Flag of South Korea.svg Sydkorea (KOR-2)Donghyun Kim
Junglin Jun		57,7857,7657,732:53,27
2627Flag of Australia.svg Australien (AUS-1)Heath Spence
Duncan Harvey		57,9657,9957,782:53,73
2726Flag of Poland.svg Polen (POL-1)Dawid Kupczyk
Paweł Mróz		57,9058,0757,982:53,95
2824Flag of Japan.svg Japan (JPN-1)Hiroshi Suzuki
Hisashi Miyazaki		57,9158,2158,022:54,14
2928Flag of Jamaica.svg Jamaica (JAM-1)Winston Watts
Marvin Dixon		58,4258,8158,172:55,40
29Flag of Serbia.svg Serbien (SRB-1)Vuk Rađenović
Aleksandar Bundalo		58,3158,56DNS

Referenser

  1. ^ ”Two-man Heat 4 - Bobsleigh” (på engelska). Sochi2014.com. Arkiverad från originalet den 27 februari 2014. https://web.archive.org/web/20140227083150/http://www.sochi2014.com/en/bobsleigh-two-man-heat-4. Läst 20 februari 2014. 

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Författare/Upphovsman: The U.S. Army, Licens: CC BY 2.0

Former U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program bobsledder Steven Holcomb of Park City, Utah, and Steve Langton of Melrose, Mass., hoist the flowers and display their bronze medals during the Olympic two-man bobsled medal ceremony Feb. 18 at Olympic Park in Sochi, Russia. The Russian on the left is Alexander Zubkov, who drove Russia-1 to the gold medal with Alexey Voevoda aboard.

(U.S. Army photo by Tim Hipps)

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