Germany's Julia Taubitz successfully defended her overall women's singles title in the Luge World Cup despite failing to win a medal at the concluding event in Winterberg.

Dajana Eitberger led a German one-two-three at the penultimate women's singles International Luge Federation Luge World Cup of the season in St Moritz.

Germany’s Julia Taubitz won the 20^th International Luge Federation (FIL) Luge World Cup title of her career after claiming the women’s singles crown on home ice in Winterberg.

Germany's Toni Eggert and Sascha Benecken and Italy's Andrea Vötter and Marion Oberhofer returned to winning ways after claiming the respective men's and women's doubles titles at the International Luge Federation World Cup event in Altenberg.

Dominik Fischnaller recorded his second International Luge Federation (FIL) World Cup victory in as many days in Park City, triumphing in the men's sprint.

Olympic champion Natalie Geisenberger secured the fifth European Championship title of her career with victory in St Moritz, as Julia Taubitz secured the overall Luge World Cup title.

Germany’s Julia Taubitz and Austria’s Madeleine Egle will compete for the overall women’s title as the Luge World Cup season concludes in St Moritz.

International Luge Federation (FIL) World Cup leaders Johannes Ludwig and Julia Taubitz of Germany will be looking to capitalise on home advantage as the season resumes in Oberhof from January 15 to 16.

Germany's Julia Taubitz extended her Luge World Cup lead with a women's singles victory on home ice in Winterberg.

The Luge World Cup circuit continues in Winterberg tomorrow, with German pair Johannes Ludwig and Julia Taubitz leading the men's and women's singles standings, respectively, going into their home event.

Women's Luge World Cup front-runners Julia Taubitz of Germany and Austria's Madeleine Egle both won a race each at the Olympic Sliding Centre in Innsbruck.

The International Luge Federation's World Cup circuit continues at the Olympic Sliding Centre in Innsbruck this weekend, with sprint events meaning two sets of medals are up for grabs in the men's and women's singles and the doubles.

Germans Julia Taubitz and Johannes Ludwig look to extend their leads in the International Luge Federation Luge World Cup as the fourth stop heads to Altenburg in Germany from tomorrow until December 12.

World champion Julia Taubitz and last season’s World Cup champion Felix Loch are among Germany’s luge team for the upcoming campaign.

Germany’s Julia Taubitz claimed her second gold of the Luge World Championships before being denied a third when Austria clinched a surprise victory over the hosts in the team relay event in Königssee.