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The Women's singles luge competition at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano was held on 10 and 11 February, at Spiral.[1][2]
Women's singles at the XVIII Olympic Winter Games | |||||||||||||
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Venue | Spiral | ||||||||||||
Dates | 10–11 February | ||||||||||||
Competitors | 29 from 15 nations | ||||||||||||
Winning time | 3:18.436 | ||||||||||||
Medalists | |||||||||||||
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Rank[1] | Athlete | Country | Run 1 | Run 2 | Run 3 | Run 4 | Total |
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Silke Kraushaar | Germany | 51.197 | 51.178 | 50.787 | 50.617 | 3:23.779 | |
Barbara Niedernhuber | Germany | 51.216 | 51.103 | 50.837 | 50.625 | 3:23.781 | |
Angelika Neuner | Austria | 51.417 | 51.286 | 50.945 | 50.605 | 3:24.253 | |
4 | Susi Erdmann | Germany | 51.475 | 51.348 | 50.895 | 50.731 | 3:24.449 |
5 | Andrea Tagwerker | Austria | 51.518 | 51.335 | 50.990 | 50.648 | 3:24.491 |
6 | Erin Warren | United States | 51.644 | 51.461 | 51.364 | 50.859 | 3:25.328 |
7 | Cammy Myler | United States | 51.795 | 51.654 | 51.219 | 50.807 | 3:25.475 |
8 | Bethany Calcaterra-McMahon | United States | 51.696 | 51.651 | 51.296 | 50.915 | 3:25.558 |
9 | Gerda Weissensteiner | Italy | 51.744 | 51.998 | 51.415 | 50.956 | 3:26.113 |
10 | Sonja Manzenreiter | Austria | 51.892 | 51.828 | 51.369 | 51.183 | 3:26.272 |
11 | Nataliya Yakushenko | Ukraine | 52.014 | 51.746 | 51.511 | 51.277 | 3:26.548 |
12 | Natalie Obkircher | Italy | 51.910 | 51.967 | 51.530 | 51.270 | 3:26.677 |
13 | Anna Orlova | Latvia | 52.199 | 51.772 | 51.642 | 51.350 | 3:26.963 |
14 | Iluta Gaile | Latvia | 52.157 | 52.016 | 51.516 | 51.292 | 3:26.981 |
15 | Mária Jasenčáková | Slovakia | 52.006 | 52.336 | 51.721 | 51.302 | 3:27.365 |
16 | Liliya Ludan | Ukraine | 52.213 | 52.087 | 51.815 | 51.596 | 3:27.711 |
17 | Margarita Klimenko | Russia | 52.391 | 52.123 | 51.789 | 51.448 | 3:27.751 |
18 | Irina Gubkina | Russia | 52.295 | 52.199 | 52.107 | 51.514 | 3:28.115 |
19 | Angie Paul | New Zealand | 52.534 | 52.254 | 51.870 | 51.808 | 3:28.466 |
20 | Helen Novikov | Estonia | 52.760 | 52.594 | 52.204 | 51.705 | 3:29.263 |
21 | Eriko Yamada | Japan | 53.494 | 53.015 | 51.595 | 51.319 | 3:29.423 |
22 | Jurita Šnitko | Latvia | 52.921 | 52.638 | 52.347 | 51.801 | 3:29.707 |
23 | Shino Yanagisawa | Japan | 52.762 | 52.706 | 52.243 | 52.123 | 3:29.834 |
24 | Anne Abernathy | Virgin Islands | 53.224 | 52.652 | 52.525 | 52.306 | 3:30.707 |
25 | Yumie Kobayashi | Japan | 52.829 | 53.025 | 52.198 | 52.718 | 3:30.770 |
26 | Doris Preindl | Italy | 52.178 | 52.107 | 51.638 | 55.373 | 3:31.296 |
27 | Corina Drăgan-Terecoasa | Romania | 53.653 | 53.329 | 52.714 | 52.542 | 3:32.238 |
28 | Iginia Boccalandro | Venezuela | 54.232 | 53.962 | 54.133 | 56.990 | 3:39.317 |
29 | Lee Yi-fang | Chinese Taipei | 55.052 | 55.217 | 56.648 | 53.117 | 3:40.034 |
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