Langenhan leads German sweep in Calgary

Germany dominated the final day of the World Cup meet in Calgary by winning all three spots on the podium in the men's race before also capturing the doubles event. Andi Langenhan won the men's race after finishing 0.094 seconds ahead of Felix Loch after his two runs.Andi Langenhan won the men's race after finishing 0.094 seconds ahead of Felix Loch after his two runs, with their compatriot David Moller finishing in the bronze medal position. The best of the non-Germans was Italy's Armin Zoggeler who was fourth. "That's not my favourite track. I've had big problems here in past races,' Langenhan said. 'I put together two good runs and beat Olympic champion Felix Loch. I couldn't be happier. "It's pretty hard to beat Felix and especially on this track because he's fast at the start. He made some mistakes here today and I got him.'Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt then capped the great day for the Germans by winning the doubles edging two-time defending Olympic champions Andres Linger and Wolfgang Linger of Austria by 0.032 seconds.
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