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Neuner, Angelica

Angelika Neuner ( German: Angelika Neuner , December 23, 1969 , Innsbruck , Austria ) is an Austrian sleigh player who played for the Austrian national team from 1987 to 2002. She took part in four Olympic Winter Games, won silver at the 1992 Albertville Games, while she won the bronze medal at the 1998 Women's Games in Nagano . She ended her career as a professional athlete immediately after the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, at the opening ceremony of which she carried the banner of the national team.

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Angelika Neuner
general information
Citizenship
Date of BirthDecember 23, 1969 ( 1969-12-23 ) (49 years old)
Place of BirthInnsbruck , Austria
Height
The weight
Specialization
In the national team1987
Statusfinished career
Awards and medals
Olympic Games
SilverAlbertville 1992single.
BronzeNagano 1998single.
World Championships
SilverCalgary 1993see com.
BronzeLillehammer 1995see com.
GoldAltenberg 1996see com.
BronzeEagles 1997single.
GoldEagles 1997see com.
BronzeSt. Moritz 2000see com.
European Championships
BronzeSigulda 1996single.
BronzeAltenberg 2002see com.

Angelika Neuner is the owner of six World Cup awards; on her track record are two gold medals (mixed teams: 1996, 1997), one silver (mixed teams: 1993) and three bronze (single races: 1997; mixed teams: 1995, 2000). The athlete was twice awarded the bronze medals of the European Championship, in 1996 she took third place in the women's single races, in 2002 - as part of a mixed team. The best result at the World Cup was shown in the 1996-1997 season, rising in the overall standings to the second position.

Accounted for by the older sister of the no less famous sledgewoman Doris Neuner , who in this sport achieved the title of Olympic champion.

Links

  • 1994 Women's Olympic Results
  • Results of the women's Olympic races 2002 (Eng.)
  • Profile on the FIL website
  • Information about the winners of the Olympic Games in Luge and Skeleton (English)
  • Information about World Champions in Luge and Skeleton (English)
  • List of European Luge Champions (German)
  • The list of winners of the World Cup in women's single races
  • Statistics on the site SportQuick.com (fr.)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Noyner,_Angelika&oldid=95957560


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