Anton Obernosterer

Anton Obernosterer
Medal record

Natural track luge
European Championships
	1970 Kapfenberg	Men's doubles
	1971 Vandans	Men's singles
	1970 Kapfenberg	Men's singles
	1971 Vandans	Men's doubles
	1973 Tesido	Men's doubles

Anton Obernoster was an Austrian luger who competed in the early 1970s. A natural track luger, he won five medals at the FIL European Luge Natural Track Championships with two golds (Doubles: 1970, Singles: 1971) and three silvers (Singles: 1970; Doubles: 1971, 1973).

References

Natural track European Championships results 1970-2006.

European champions in men's singles natural track luge.

1970: Ernst Stangl (AUT)
1971: Anton Obernosterer (AUT)
1973: Ernst Stangl (AUT)
1974: Erich Graber (ITA)
1975: Alfred Kogler (AUT)
1977: Erich Graber (ITA)
1978: Hubert Mairamhof (ITA)
1979: Damiano Lugon (ITA)
1981: Otto Bachmann (ITA)
1983: Otto Bachmann (ITA)
1985: Manfred Danklmaier (AUT)
1987: Manfred Gräber (ITA)
1989: Damiano Lugon (ITA)
1991: Franz Obrist (ITA)
1993: Anton Blasbichler (ITA)
1995: Manfred Gräber (ITA)
1997: Reinhard Gruber (ITA)
1999: Anton Blasbichler (ITA)
2002: Gerhard Pilz (AUT)
2004: Gerhard Pilz (AUT)
2006: Gernot Schwab (AUT)
2008: Robert Batkowski (AUT)
2010: Patrick Pigneter (ITA)

European champions in men's doubles natural track luge.

1970: Austria (Anton Obernosterer & Josef Lexer)
1971: Italy (S. Graber & J. Niedermaier)
1973: Italy (P. Mitterstieler & P. Votter)
1974: Austria (Siegfried Wild & Othmar Hofer)
1975: Italy (R. Jud & Erich Graber)
1977: Italy (R. Jud & Erich Graber)
1978: Austria (Werner Mücke & Helmut Huter)
1979: Austria (Werner Prantl & Florian Prantl)
1981: Italy (Oswald Pornbacher & Erich Graber)
1983: Italy (Andreas Jud & Günther Steinhauser)
1985: Italy (Raimund Pigneter & Georg Antholzer)
1987: Italy (Andreas Jud & Ernst Oberhammer)
1989: Italy (Arnold Luger & Günther Steinhauser)
1991: Poland (Krzysztof Niewiadomski & Oktawian Samulski)
1993: Italy (Almir Bentemps & Corrado Herin)
1995: Austria (Andi Ruetz & Helmut Ruetz)
1997: Austria (Andi Ruetz & Helmut Ruetz)
1999: Austria (Andi Ruetz & Helmut Ruetz)
2002: Austria (Wolfgang Schopf & Andreas Schopf)
2004: Russia (Pavel Porzhnev & Ivan Lazarev)
2006: Russia (Pavel Porzhnev & Ivan Lazarev)
2008: Russia (Pavel Porzhnev & Ivan Lazarev)
2010: Italy (Patrick Pigneter & Florian Clara)

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