Latvia at the 1992 Winter Olympics

	Latvia at the Olympics
IOC Code	LAT
NOC	Latvian Olympic Committee; Official site
	Winter Olympics in Albertville
Athletes	23 in 6 sports
Standard bearer	Janis Kipurs
	Participation in the Summer Olympics
	1924 • 1928 • 1932 • 19361992 • 1996 • 2000 • 2004 • 2008 • 2012 • 2016
	Participation in the Winter Olympics
	1924 • 1928 • 1932 • 19361992 • 1994 • 1998 • 2002 • 2006 • 2010 • 2014 • 2018
	see also
	Russia ( 1912 ); USSR (1952-1988);

Latvia participated in the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville ( France ), but did not win any medals. The flag at the opening ceremony of the Games was borne by bobsleist Janis Kipurs , who did not take part in the competition due to injury.

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Competition Results

Biathlon

Men

Competition	Athletes	Shooting	Time	A place
Sprint	Oleg Malyukhin	0 + 0	27: 17.7	13
	Ilmars Bricis	0 + 1	28: 23.3	29
	Aivars Bogdanovs	0 + 1	28: 24,2	40
	Gundars Upenieks	0 + 1	28: 32,7	44
Individual race	Gundars Upenieks	0 + 0 + 0 + 1	1: 02: 01,6	35
	Ilmars Bricis	0 + 2 + 1 + 2	1: 04: 27.3	61
	Aivars Bogdanovs	1 + 2 + 0 + 1	1: 04: 28,5	62
	Oleg Malyukhin	1 + 1 + 3 + 1	1: 06: 10,1	69
Relay race	Oleg Malyukhin Aivars Bogdanovs Ilmars Bricis Gundars Upenieks	0 + 3	1: 33: 31,1	sixteen

Bobsleigh

Men

Competition	Athletes	1 arrival		2 arrival		3 arrival		4th arrival		Final result	Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Final result	Summary a place
Twos	Sandis Prusis Adris Pluksna	1: 00.92	13	1: 01.40	12	1: 01.56	13	1: 01.74	sixteen	4: 05.62	15
Twos	Zintis Ekmanis Aldis Intlers	1: 00.94	14	1: 01.57	15	1: 01.88	18	1: 01.94	18	4: 06.33	sixteen
Foursomes	Sandis Prusis Juris Tone Ivars Berzups Adris Pluksna	59.05	nineteen	59.07	sixteen	58.72	eight	59.08	13	3: 55.92	14
Foursomes	Zintis Ekmanis Aldis Intlers Boris Artemyev Otomars Richters	59.02	12	58,99	13	59.35	18	59.36	sixteen	3: 56,72	sixteen

Cross-country skiing

Men

Distance racing

Competition	Sportsman	Result	A place
10 km classic style	Janis Hermanis	35: 49,8	88
Pursuit 10 + 15 km	Janis Hermanis	53: 12.9	78
30 km classic style	Janis Hermanis	1: 44: 43,2	77
50 km free style	Janis Hermanis	2: 37: 24.3	66

Luge

Men

Competition	Athletes	1 arrival		2 arrival		3 arrival		4th arrival		Final result	Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Final result	Summary a place
Singles	Agris Elerts	45.785	12	45,906	15	46,456	13	46,527	sixteen	3: 04,674	13
Twos	Aivar Polis Robert Sukharev	46.988	13	46.961	eleven	Not carried out				1: 33,949	eleven

Women

Competition	Female athletes	1 arrival		2 arrival		3 arrival		4th arrival		Final result	Summary a place
Competition	Female athletes	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Final result	Summary a place
Singles	Anna Orlova	47.263	12	47,293	13	47,161	7	47.081	12	3: 08,798	eleven
	Evia Schulze	47.386	15	47.326	15	47.388	15	47,107	13	3: 09,207	14
	Iluta gail	47.412	sixteen	47,192	9	47.377	14	47.314	17	3: 09,295	15

Figure Skating

Competition	Athletes	Short program		Free program		Total
Competition	Athletes	Amount points	A place	Amount points	A place	Glasses	A place
Men's single skating	Konstantin Kostin	84.4	18	81.0	22	31.0	20
Women's Singles	Alma Lepina	83.5	22	81.2	20	31.5	20

Freestyle

Mogul

Competition	Athletes	Qualification			The final			Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Time	Glasses	A place	Time	Glasses	A place	Summary a place
Men	Normunds Aplocins	34.76	17.03	34	Completed the speech			34
Men	Dans Jansons	34.98	12.03	42	Completed the speech			42

Links

Latvia at the 1992 Albertville Winter Games

Latvia at the Olympics

IOC Code	LAT
NOC	Latvian Olympic Committee Official site
Winter Olympics in Albertville
Athletes	23 in 6 sports
Standard bearer	Janis Kipurs
Medals	Gold 0	Silver 0	Bronze 0	Total 0
Participation in the Summer Olympics
1924 • 1928 • 1932 • 1936 1992 • 1996 • 2000 • 2004 • 2008 • 2012 • 2016
Participation in the Winter Olympics
1924 • 1928 • 1932 • 1936 1992 • 1994 • 1998 • 2002 • 2006 • 2010 • 2014 • 2018
see also
Russia ( 1912 ) USSR (1952-1988)