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, organised by the FIL.The season started on 26 November 2016 in

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and ended on 25 February 2017 in Altenberg,

Calendar

Results

Men's singles

Women's singles

Doubles

Team relay

Standings

Men's singles

*Final standings after 12 events *(*Champion 2016)

Men's singles Sprint

*Final standings after 3 events *(*Champion 2016) ''Only 6 lugers competed on all events''

Women's singles

*Final standings after 12 events *(*Champion 2016)

Women's singles Sprint

*Final standings after 3 events ''Only 8 lugers competed on all events''

Doubles

*Final standings after 12 events *(*Champion 2016)

Doubles Sprint

*Final standings after 3 events *(*Champion 2016) ''Only 9 double sleds competed on all events''

Team Relay

*Final standings after 6 events *(*Champion 2016)

Medal table

References

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