Herbert Renoth

Renoth Herbert ( born February 5, 1962 in Berchtesgaden ) is a former German ski racer and current coach. He was in the 1980s successfully in the downhill, in the combination, and especially in the super-G, took each one entry into Olympic Winter Games and World Championships and scored in the World Cup a total of seven top - 10 finishes.

Career

The first big success came in Renoth, when he reached the third place in the World Cup combination of St. Anton am February 1, 1981 to Phil Mahre and Herbert Plank. He not only won his first World Cup points, but was also the only time in his career on the podium of a World Cup race. Until he won World Cup points the next time, it took almost three years. On 18 December 1983 he was in the downhill in Val Gardena on the Saslong Seventh and thus won his only World Cup points in the downhill. Six weeks later he was able to place 15 in the combination of Garmisch -Partenkirchen score again. In February 1984, he arrived at the Olympic Winter Games in Sarajevo used, finishing in 22nd place in the downhill. In the 1984/85 season Renoth won World Cup points only once in tenth of Super - Gs of Furano. Since there was no discipline in its own World Cup super-G, this result at that time was the giant slalom World Cup.

The Super-G was in the following years to Renoths strongest discipline. After the last time in the combination he won World Cup points on 9 February 1986 as 14th in Morzine, three weeks later he reached the fourth place in the Super G in Hemsedal. To a podium he missed only five hundredths of a second. With a 14th place at the end of season in Whistler, he finished the super - G World Cup at 17th place. In addition, it was 1986 - one behind Mark Wasmeier - German Vice Champion in the Super- G and Downhill. Renoth could be further increased in the winter of 1986 / 87th In the first Super -G of the season in Val d'Isere the German once again reached a fourth place and this time less than a tenth of a second he lacked on the podium. In January, followed by the seventh place in the Super G in Garmisch -Partenkirchen. From these results, it could also start at the 1987 World Championships in Crans -Montana, where he was twelfth in the Super -G. In the World Cup was followed by an eighth place at the end of season in Nakiska, which he finished sixth in the super - G World Cup as well as 41 in the World Cup, reaching its best overall World Cup standings. Then Renoth could only score once more: On November 27, 1988, he won with twelfth place in the Super G at the Planai in Schladming his last World Cup points.

Today, Herbert Renoth caregivers in the German Ski Association ( DSV), in the 2011/12 season as a senior manager in the course group Ia of the ladies.

Sporting successes

Olympic Winter Games

  • Sarajevo 1984: 22 Departure

World Championships

  • Crans -Montana 1987: 12 Super -G

World Cup

  • A podium and six top- 10 finishes

German Championships

  • German Vice Champion in the Super- G and Downhill 1986
Alpine skiing combined Winter Olympic Games 1984 Winter Olympics Furano, Hokkaido Whistler (British Columbia) Markus Wasmeier FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 1987 Crans-Montana Alpine skiing at the 1984 Winter Olympics
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