Adam Rosen

Adam Rosen ( born April 12, 1984 in Westchester, New York, USA ) is a British luger.

Adam Rosen lives in West Chester in the United States and operates the sport of luge since 1998. Since 2003 it belongs to the national squad of the U.S.. The entrepreneur in the music business, who made his pilot's license at the age of 16, did not contest its first race at the Luge World Cup in season 2003/04. He played the first race in Calgary and was 34th best result of the three inserts in his first season was ranked 27th in Park City. In the overall standings Rose was ranked 43 The Luge World Cup in 2004 in Nagano finished roses as 27 the following season, he played six of the eight races of the season and was 39th overall. At the 2005 World Championships in Park City, the Briton was 29 at the latest 2005/06 roses were definitively established in the World Cup. For the first time he had in the overall standings of the World Cup his British colleagues Mark Hatton behind and was 30 Moreover, he managed to place 18 in Calgary for the first time a top 20 result. The highlight of the season was to participate in the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin. In competitions of Cesana Pariol drove roses on the 16th place, thus reaching his hitherto best international result.

Rosen's development continued in 2006/ 07 continued. He once again denied almost all World Cup races and finished 26th overall. Although he could not raise his best result, but he consolidated his average performance at a higher level and was never worse than 27 Also at the 2007 World Championships in Igls he went on rank 24 and thus confirmed the former level of performance. The 2007/08 season brought the first slight deteriorations. In the overall standings, roses deteriorated by one rank at No. 27, he reached no result better than 20th place but two results in the 30s range. The World Cup in Oberhof ended the Briton as 25th in Cesana he was at the European Championships 16 Although at the 2009 World Championships in Lake Placid Rosen was only 26, the 2008/09 season brought a new leap in performance. Although he began with streaky performances early in the season and had to start the second half of the race series energy slumps, but reached number six in Calgary first one result in the top ten. In the overall standings, he reached despite two races without result with 24th place a new best result.