Günther Steinhauser

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Medal record
Natural track luge
World Championships
Gold 1994 Gsies Men's doubles
Bronze 1986 Fénis-Aosta Men's doubles
European Championships
Gold 1983 St. Konrad Men's doubles
Gold 1989 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Men's doubles
Bronze 1987 Jesenice Men's doubles

Günther Steinhauser was an Italian luger who competed from the mid 1980s to the mid 1990s. A natural track luger, he won two medals in the men's doubles event at the FIL World Luge Natural Track Championships with a gold in 1994 and a bronze in 1986.

Steinhauser also won three medals in the men's doubles event at the FIL European Luge Natural Track Championships with two gold (1983, 1989) and one bronze (1987).

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World champions in men's doubles natural track luge.
1979: Italy - Damiano Lugon & Andrea Millet * 1980: Italy - Oswald Pornbacher & Raimund Pigneter * 1982: Italy - Andreas Jud & Ernst Oberhammer * 1984: Italy - Andreas Jud & Ernst Oberhammer * 1986: Italy - Almir Bentemps & Corrado Herin * 1990: Italy - Andreas Jud & Hannes Pichler * 1992: Italy - Almir Bentemps & Corrado Herin * 1994: Italy - Manfred Gräber & Günther Steinhauser * 1996: Austria - Reinhard Beer & Herbert Kögl * 1998: Austria - Andi Kütz & Helmut Kütz * 2000: Italy - Armin Mair & David Mair * 2001: Austria - Wolfgang Schopf & Andreas Schopf * 2003: Austria - Wolfgang Schopf & Andreas Schopf * 2005: Russia - Pavel Porzhnev & Ivan Lazarev * 2007: Russia - Pavel Porzhnev & Ivan Lazarev
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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 Kütz & Helmut Kütz * 1997: Austria - Andi Kütz & Helmut Kütz * 1999: Austria - Andi Kütz & Helmut Kütz * 2002: Austria - Wolfgang Schopf & Andreas Schopf * 2004: Russia - Pavel Porzhnev & Ivan Lazarev * 2006: Russia - Pavel Porzhnev & Ivan Lazarev * 2008: Russia - Pavel Porzhnev & Ivan Lazarev
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