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Personal data
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Biography
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Frank Luck started early with cross country skiing, but in 1980 he went over to biathlon. Already in 1988, 21 years old he qualified for the 1988 Olympics in Calgary, where he finished sixth in the sprint event. His big breakthrough came with the World title in 1989. Because of illness he missed the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, but at the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer he won the gold medal with the German relay team which he repeated four years later at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano. During his seventeen-year career, Luck won eleven world championships with the last one in the relay in 2004 at Oberhof where retired as a biathlete after this event. With five silver and three bronze medals, respectively, he is one of the biggest world championship competitors of all time.
Luck also won three times at the Holmenkollen ski festival biathlon competition win two wins in the pursuit (1999, 2000) and one win in the sprint (2002). He is the Brother-in-law to Sven Fischer
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Results
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Shooting
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Season |
ALL |
IN |
SP |
PU |
MS |
RL |
03/04 |
91.8 (223/243) |
90.0 (36/40) |
95.0 (57/60) |
92.0 (92/100) |
95.0 (19/20) |
82.6 (19/23) |
02/03 |
88.7 (360/406) |
88.3 (53/60) |
85.6 (77/90) |
92.9 (130/140) |
83.3 (50/60) |
89.3 (50/56) |
01/02 |
90.2 (368/408) |
98.3 (59/60) |
90.0 (72/80) |
91.3 (146/160) |
85.0 (51/60) |
83.3 (40/48) |
00/01 |
89.2 (305/342) |
86.7 (52/60) |
90.0 (90/100) |
91.7 (110/120) |
82.5 (33/40) |
90.9 (20/22) |
99/00 |
85.7 (418/488) |
91.3 (73/80) |
86.3 (69/80) |
85.6 (154/180) |
77.5 (62/80) |
88.2 (60/68) |
98/99 |
86.3 (384/445) |
86.7 (52/60) |
86.7 (78/90) |
88.3 (159/180) |
87.5 (35/40) |
80.0 (60/75) |
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Speed statistics by seasons
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Average time gap per kilometer from average time of five best results in SPRINT races (in seconds)
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Top results
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Olympic games
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World Championship
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World cup
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Top-10 individual results
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World cup total
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