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Skeleton at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games:

Men's Skeleton Run 2

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Host City: Salt Lake City, United States
Venue(s): Utah Olympic Park, Park City, Utah
Date Started: February 20, 2002
Date Finished: February 20, 2002

Gold:	Jim Shea, Jr.
Silver:	Martin Rettl
Bronze:	Gregor Stähli

View a Phase of this Event • Final Standings • Run 1 • Run 2

Run 2

Rank	Athlete	Age	Team	NOC	T	IT1	IR1	IT2	IR2	IT3	IR3	IT4	IR4	IT5	IR5	ST1	SR1	ST2	SR2	ST3	SR3	ST4	SR4	ST5	SR5
1T	Martin Rettl	28	Austria	AUT	50.99	4.76	=2	19.99	2	29.41	2	39.36	2	45.20	2	15.23	2	9.42	4	9.95	=3	5.84	=2	5.79	3
1T	Gregor Stähli	33	Switzerland	SUI	50.99	4.73	1	19.93	1	29.32	1	39.26	1	45.16	1	15.20	1	9.39	=1	9.94	2	5.90	=10	5.83	9
3	Jim Shea, Jr.	33	United States	USA	51.07	4.85	5	20.12	5	29.55	4	39.50	3	45.34	3	15.27	4	9.43	=5	9.95	=3	5.84	=2	5.73	1
4	Chris Soule	29	United States	USA	51.09	4.95	=12	20.26	11	29.65	7	39.54	5	45.35	4	15.31	=9	9.39	=1	9.89	1	5.81	1	5.74	2
5	Lincoln DeWitt	34	United States	USA	51.20	4.76	=2	20.00	3	29.49	3	39.52	4	45.40	5	15.24	3	9.49	11	10.03	10	5.88	7	5.80	5
6	Kristan Bromley	29	Great Britain	GBR	51.26	4.87	=6	20.15	6	29.60	5	39.58	6	45.43	6	15.28	=5	9.45	7	9.98	6	5.85	4	5.83	8
7	Jeff Pain	31	Canada	CAN	51.41	4.99	16	20.36	15	29.79	12	39.74	8	45.60	8	15.37	=14	9.43	=5	9.95	=3	5.86	=5	5.81	6
8	Willi Schneider	38	Germany	GER	51.47	4.90	8	20.18	7	29.64	6	39.66	7	45.56	7	15.28	=5	9.46	8	10.02	9	5.90	=10	5.91	15
9	Clifton, Baron Wrottesley	33	Ireland	IRL	51.50	5.03	18	20.40	16	29.81	=13	39.82	=9	45.71	=10	15.37	=14	9.41	3	10.01	=7	5.89	=8	5.79	3
10	Kazuhiro Koshi	37	Japan	JPN	51.52	4.97	14	20.35	=13	29.83	15	39.84	11	45.70	9	15.38	16	9.48	10	10.01	=7	5.86	=5	5.82	7
11	Christian Auer	35	Austria	AUT	51.56	4.93	=10	20.22	=9	29.75	=10	39.82	=9	45.71	=10	15.29	=7	9.53	=15	10.07	=11	5.89	=8	5.85	10
12	Snorre Pedersen	29	Norway	NOR	51.70	5.02	17	20.35	=13	29.85	16	39.92	15	45.83	13	15.33	=11	9.50	12	10.07	=11	5.91	=12	5.87	12
13T	Duff Gibson	35	Canada	CAN	51.76	4.91	9	20.22	=9	29.75	=10	39.86	12	45.79	12	15.31	=9	9.53	=15	10.11	15	5.93	=14	5.97	18
13T	Frank Kleber	20	Germany	GER	51.76	4.98	15	20.34	12	29.81	=13	39.89	13	45.85	14	15.36	13	9.47	9	10.08	=13	5.96	17	5.91	15
15	Pascal Richard	29	Canada	CAN	51.86	5.08	22	20.49	20	30.01	17	40.09	17	46.00	16	15.41	18	9.52	14	10.08	=13	5.91	=12	5.86	11
16	Masaru Inada	23	Japan	JPN	51.93	4.80	4	20.09	4	29.69	8	39.90	14	45.91	15	15.29	=7	9.60	=19	10.21	=18	6.01	20	6.02	20
17	Philippe Cavoret	34	France	FRA	51.96	5.06	20	20.51	21	30.02	18	40.14	18	46.07	18	15.45	19	9.51	13	10.12	16	5.93	=14	5.89	14
18	Felix Poletti	36	Switzerland	SUI	52.11	4.87	=6	20.20	8	29.73	9	39.95	16	46.04	17	15.33	=11	9.53	=15	10.22	=21	6.09	21	6.07	21
19	Christian Steger	34	Italy	ITA	52.15	5.05	19	20.45	17	30.04	19	40.18	19	46.17	19	15.40	17	9.59	18	10.14	17	5.99	=18	5.98	19
20	Tomass Dukurs	20	Latvia	LAT	52.38	5.07	21	20.61	22	30.22	21	40.44	21	46.43	20	15.54	=22	9.61	21	10.22	=21	5.99	=18	5.95	17
21	Gang Gwang-Bae	28	South Korea	KOR	52.40	5.17	23	20.71	23	30.36	22	40.57	22	46.52	22	15.54	=22	9.65	22	10.21	=18	5.95	16	5.88	13
22	Konstantin Aladashvili	24	Russia	RUS	52.67	4.93	=10	20.46	18	30.06	20	40.27	20	46.46	21	15.53	21	9.60	=19	10.21	=18	6.19	22	6.21	22
23	Michael Voudouris	41	Greece	GRE	54.33	5.44	25	21.38	24	31.28	24	41.77	24	48.01	23	15.94	24	9.90	24	10.49	23	6.24	24	6.32	24
24	Josef Chuchla	28	Czech Republic	CZE	54.64	4.95	=12	20.47	19	30.61	23	41.68	23	48.09	24	15.52	20	10.14	25	11.07	25	6.41	25	6.55	25
25	Luis Carrasco	38	Mexico	MEX	54.66	5.54	26	21.64	26	31.53	25	42.17	25	48.38	25	16.10	25	9.89	23	10.64	24	6.21	23	6.28	23
26	Germán Glessner	27	Argentina	ARG	57.25	5.35	24	21.53	25	31.86	26	43.21	26	49.86	26	16.18	26	10.33	26	11.35	26	6.65	26	7.39	26

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