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Young Canadian relay team claims bronze at luge world championships in Whistler, B.C.

Canada's young luge team won the bronze medal in the team relay at the World Championships in Whistler, B.C., marking the country's fifth bronze in this event and the first since 2016.
The team posted a time of two minutes 51.641 seconds, finishing 1.280 seconds behind the German team that won gold.
Sam Edney, Luge Canada's High Performance Director, stated that the third-place finish is a big step for the young crew, showcasing their solid teamwork.
Max Langenhan defended his title in the men's singles with a time of 1:39.922 seconds, finishing 0.135 seconds ahead of teammate Felix Loch.

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CBC News

Young Canadian relay team claims bronze at luge world championships in Whistler, B.C.

Canada's young luge team came into the world championships in Whistler, B.C., looking for experience. The experience they already possessed paid off in a big way Saturday when the squad used their knowledge of the tricky home track to capture bronze in the team relay.

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Winnipeg Sun

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Canadian relay team claims bronze at luge world championships

By Gemma Karstens-Smith

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olympic.ca

Team Canada wins bronze medal in team relay at luge worlds

Team Canada rode to the sounds of cheers from family and friends as they claimed the bronze medal in the team relay at the Luge World Championships in Whistler, British Columbia. The six-man group of Embyr-Lee Susko, Devin Wardrope, Cole Anthony Zajanski, Theo Downey, Beattie Podulsky and Kailey Allan finished the race with a time of 2:51.641. The Germans took home the gold medal, finishing in 2:50.361, while the Austrian team took second place,…

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EURO-NEWS

Langenhan, Germany dominate on final day of luge's world championships – mySA – EUROP INFO

Langenhan, Germany dominate on final day of luge’s world championships mySA Source link : https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMioAFBVV95cUxPa25JY1BKMm9ieUtoemV3WEFaWjZGYXVVZUxXai1mRGtLT1l3cmtvMk03Z3ZXRDVpSHFrTUViNE1QZ1RPajl4WmdGU3cyUEVwVTVvQ2E2YXc3TGJhU2dDM3NaRWxfSGZISFM1NUo2cGZhXzNxbGhVTFJTZTJ1dzZHZi02WVZsWVRIMG94dG9QNWVjWmhTSlI1RG5EU1BWZWlz?oc=5 Author : Publish date : 2025-02-09 03:25:14 Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the lin…

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sportschau.de

Gold party in Canada: Langenhan and team relay unbeatable

The German lugers are on cloud nine at the World Championships. On Sunday night, Max Langenhan won gold first in the individual event and then with the team relay.

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Battlefords NOW

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Germany’s Max Langenhan defends luge world championship title

WHISTLER, B.C. — Germany’s Max Langenhan won a second straight luge world championship title on Saturday, claiming gold in the men’s singles race. The 25-year-old blasted down the icy track in Whistler, B.C., with a two-run combined time of one minute 39.922 seconds. He finished 0.135 seconds ahead of teammate Felix Loch. Austria’s Nico Gleirscher took bronze. Langenhan also won gold in the new discipline of mixed singles on Thursday with teamma…

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