IBSF World Championships 2023 – Women

Women
at the IBSF World Championships 2023
VenueSt. Moritz-Celerina Olympic Bobrun
LocationSt. Moritz, Switzerland
Dates26–27 January
Competitors32 from 21 nations
Winning time4:33.57
Medalists
gold medal Susanne Kreher   Germany
silver medal Kimberley Bos   Netherlands
bronze medal Mirela Rahneva   Canada
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The Women competition at the IBSF World Championships 2023 was held on 26 and 27 January 2023.[1][2]

Results

The first two runs were started on 26 January at 13:30 and the last two runs on 27 January at 13:30.[3]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Run 3 Rank Run 4 Rank Total Behind
1st place, gold medalist(s) 7 Susanne Kreher  Germany 1:08.12 1 1:08.26 3 1:08.77 3 1:08.42 2 4:33.57
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 8 Kimberley Bos  Netherlands 1:08.23 2 1:08.69 7 1:08.48 1 1:08.18 1 4:33.58 +0.01
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 9 Mirela Rahneva  Canada 1:08.57 5 1:08.20 2 1:09.08 9 1:08.56 3 4:34.41 +0.84
4 18 Janine Flock  Austria 1:08.91 9 1:08.11 1 1:08.82 5 1:08.61 5 4:34.45 +0.88
5 10 Tina Hermann  Germany 1:08.47 3 1:08.50 5 1:09.05 7 1:08.60 4 4:34.62 +1.05
6 3 Jane Channell  Canada 1:08.52 4 1:08.36 4 1:08.81 4 1:09.07 9 4:34.76 +1.19
7 1 Jacqueline Lölling  Germany 1:08.69 6 1:08.56 6 1:09.34 12 1:08.67 6 4:35.26 +1.69
8 30 Kim Meylemans  Belgium 1:08.78 7 1:08.99 11 1:08.94 6 1:08.77 7 4:35.48 +1.91
9 14 Laura Deas  Great Britain 1:09.14 11 1:08.75 8 1:09.05 7 1:09.11 10 4:36.05 +2.48
10 12 Hallie Clarke  United States 1:08.90 8 1:09.00 12 1:09.21 10 1:09.24 11 4:36.35 +2.78
11 16 Jaclyn Narracott  Australia 1:08.92 10 1:08.93 10 1:09.43 14 1:09.32 13 4:36.60 +3.03
12 15 Zhao Dan  China 1:09.95 21 1:08.85 9 1:09.21 10 1:08.91 8 4:36.92 +3.35
13 13 Kendall Wesenberg  United States 1:09.96 22 1:09.05 13 1:09.40 13 1:09.31 12 4:37.72 +4.15
14 20 Valentina Margaglio  Italy 1:09.20 12 1:09.33 16 1:08.51 2 1:11.03 20 4:38.07 +4.50
15 6 Hannah Neise  Germany 1:09.45 15 1:09.18 14 1:09.82 16 1:09.82 17 4:38.27 +4.70
16 2 Nicole Silveira  Brazil 1:09.55 17 1:09.35 17 1:10.20 20 1:09.41 14 4:38.51 +4.94
17 4 Anna Fernstädt  Czech Republic 1:09.42 14 1:09.63 19 1:10.10 17 1:09.57 16 4:38.72 +5.15
18 11 Brogan Crowley  Great Britain 1:09.88 20 1:09.30 15 1:10.12 18 1:09.49 15 4:38.79 +5.22
19 24 Kellie Delka  Puerto Rico 1:09.35 13 1:09.52 18 1:10.27 22 1:09.87 19 4:39.01 +5.44
20 5 Kelly Curtis  United States 1:10.23 25 1:09.63 19 1:09.81 15 1:09.82 17 4:39.49 +5.92
21 19 Li Yuxi  China 1:09.72 18 1:09.66 21 1:10.35 23 Did not advance
22 27 Sara Schmied  Switzerland 1:09.84 19 1:09.94 23 1:10.14 19
23 22 Tabitha Stoecker  Great Britain 1:09.54 16 1:09.77 22 1:11.07 26
24 25 Dārta Zunte  Estonia 1:09.97 23 1:10.53 25 1:10.24 21
25 26 Anna Saulite  Austria 1:10.05 24 1:10.72 27 1:10.51 24
26 23 Katharina Eigenmann  Liechtenstein 1:10.56 27 1:10.71 26 1:10.71 25
27 21 Alessia Crippa  Italy 1:10.77 28 1:10.22 24 1:11.59 27
28 28 Laura Vargas  Colombia 1:11.34 29 1:12.53 30 1:11.69 28
29 29 Ana Torres-Quevedo  Spain 1:12.51 31 1:12.49 29 1:12.07 29
30 31 Shannon Galea  Malta 1:12.69 32 1:12.48 28 1:12.66 30
32 Katie Tannenbaum  United States Virgin Islands 1:11.89 30 1:13.18 31 Did not start
17 Agathe Bessard  France 1:10.47 26 Did not start

References

  1. ^ "Program". wm2023.ch. 21 January 2023. Archived from the original on 21 January 2023. Retrieved 21 January 2023.
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ "Final results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2023-03-28. Retrieved 2023-01-29.