Luge: how it is set up and scored.
Luge is an individual sport in which the athlete lies feet first on a small sled and steers down an artificially iced track. A competition is two runs at most events and four at the Olympic Winter Games. The result is the aggregate time across all runs, measured to a thousandth of a second. FIL International Luge Regulations apply.
How luge is set up.
- Match
- 2 runs
- Squad
- 1 on the field per side, no rolling substitutes
- Scoring
- A score is a win; the result is in wins.
- Rules
- FIL International Luge Regulations (Artificial Track), 2026 Edition
How a result is recorded.
There is no lineup to pick in luge. A coach records these for each athlete at every competition.
Scoring and results
- Race Win
- Podium Finish
- Top Ten Finish
- Personal Best Time
- Track Record
Playmaking and performance
- Fastest Start Time
- Fastest Run
Turnovers and non-finishes
- Wall Contact
- Crash
- DNF (Did Not Finish)
Discipline
- Start Violation
- Disqualified
Pick the shape, drag your players onto it and share the team sheet with parents before the game. The Vanta Club app is free.
