2021–22 Skeleton World Cup

The 2021–22 Skeleton World Cup is a multi-race series over a season for skeleton. The season started on 19 November 2021 at Innsbruck-Igls, Austria, and will finish at St. Moritz, Switzerland on 14 January 2022.

2021–22 Skeleton World Cup
Winners
Men's Christopher Grotheer (GER)
Women's Kimberley Bos (NED)
Competitions
Venues3 (8 events)

Calendar

Below is the schedule of the 2021/22 season.[1]

Venue Date Details
Innsbruck-Igls 1 19 November 2021
Innsbruck-Igls 2 26 November 2021
Altenberg 1 3 December 2021
Winterberg 1 10 December 2021
Altenberg 2 17 December 2021
Sigulda 31 December 2021
Winterberg 2 7 January 2022
St. Moritz 14 January 2022 also European Championships

Results

Men

Event: Gold: Time Silver: Time Bronze: Time
Innsbruck-Igls 1 Alexander Tretiakov
 Russia
1:45.07
(52.74 / 52.33)
Martins Dukurs
 Latvia
1:45.14
(52.64 / 52.50)
Christopher Grotheer
 Germany
1:45.23
(52.73 / 52.50)
Innsbruck-Igls 2 Geng Wenqiang
 China
1:46.04
(53.10 / 52.94)
none awarded
Christopher Grotheer
 Germany
1:46.04
(53.16 / 52.88)
Matt Weston
 Great Britain
1:46.04
(53.09 / 52.95)
Altenberg 1 Axel Jungk
 Germany
1:51.71
(55.87 / 55.84)
Christopher Grotheer
 Germany
1:51.82
(55.77 / 56.05)
Martins Dukurs
 Latvia
1:52.16
(56.05 / 56.11)
Winterberg 1 Alexander Tretiakov
 Russia
1:51.05
(55.55 / 55.50)
Christopher Grotheer
 Germany
1:51.34
(55.67 / 55.67)
Axel Jungk
 Germany
1:51.64
(55.94 / 55.70)
Altenberg 2
Sigulda
Winterberg 2
St. Moritz

Women

Event: Gold: Time Silver: Time Bronze: Time
Innsbruck-Igls 1 Elena Nikitina
 Russia
1:47.49
(53.87 / 53.62)
Kimberley Bos
 Netherlands
1:47.59
(53.87 / 53.72)
Kim Meylemans
 Belgium
1:47.62
(53.75 / 53.87)
Innsbruck-Igls 2 Elena Nikitina
 Russia
1:47.83
(53.80 / 54.03)
Kimberley Bos
 Netherlands
1:48.03
(54.03 / 54.00)
Valentina Margaglio
 Italy
1:48.28
(54.30 / 53.98)
Altenberg 1 Tina Hermann
 Germany
1:55.36
(57.84 / 57.52)
Alina Tararychenkova
 Russia
1:55.67
(58.05 / 57.62)
Janine Flock
 Austria
1:55.73
(58.12 / 57.61)
Winterberg 1 Kimberley Bos
 Netherlands
1:53.68
(56.98 / 56.70)
Tina Hermann
 Germany
1:53.93
(57.02 / 56.91)
Mirela Rahneva
 Canada
1:53.97
(57.08 / 56.89)
Altenberg 2
Sigulda
Winterberg 2
St. Moritz

Standings

Men

[2]

Pos. Racer IGL 1 IGL 2 ALT 1 WIN 1 ALT 2 SIG WIN 2 STM Points
1  Christopher Grotheer (GER) 3 1 2 3 835
2  Axel Jungk (GER) 4 5 1 2 811
3  Alexander Tretiakov (RUS) 1 9 9 1 754
4  Martins Dukurs (LAT) 2 11 3 4 738
5  Nikita Tregubov (RUS) 10 6 5 6 680
6  Geng Wenqiang (CHN) 12 1 8 8 673
7  Vladislav Semenov (RUS) 5 7 4 13 664
8  Matt Weston (GBR) 13 1 12 11 609
9  Alexander Gassner (GER) 8 21 6 5 582
10  Jung Seung-gi (KOR) 7 4 22 11 552

Women

[3]

Pos. Racer IGL 1 IGL 2 ALT 1 WIN 1 ALT 2 SIG WIN 2 STM Points
1  Kimberley Bos (NED) 2 2 6 1 821
2  Elena Nikitina (RUS) 1 1 11 6 762
3  Tina Hermann (GER) 8 12 1 2 723
4  Janine Flock (AUT) 6 7 3 7 712
5  Kim Meylemans (BEL) 3 6 5 13 680
6  Alina Tararychenkova (RUS) 4 4 2 18 674
7  Katie Uhlaender (USA) 16 9 8 5 592
8  Yulia Kanakina (RUS) 12 5 7 14 592
9  Hannah Neise (GER) 18 10 4 9 568
10  Jane Channell (CAN) 7 12 10 12 568

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia4105
2 Germany3328
3 Netherlands1203
4 China1001
 Great Britain1001
6 Latvia0112
7 Austria0011
 Belgium0011
 Canada0011
 Italy0011
Totals (10 nations)107724

Points

Place 1234567891011121314151617181920
Individual 225 210 200 192 184 176 168 160 152 144 136 128 120 112 104 96 88 80 74 68

References

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