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Four-man at the XV Olympic Winter Games
Venue	Canada Olympic Park
Dates	February 27 — 28
Competitors	104 from 17 nations
Winning time	3:47.51
Medalists
Switzerland Ekkehard Fasser, Kurt Meier, Marcel Fässler, Werner Stocker  East Germany Wolfgang Hoppe, Dietmar Schauerhammer, Bogdan Musioł, Ingo Voge  Soviet Union Jānis Ķipurs, Guntis Osis, Juris Tone, Vladimir Kozlov
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Bobsleigh at the 1988 Winter Olympics
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The Four-man bobsleigh competition at the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary was held on 27 and 28 February, at Canada Olympic Park.

Results

Rank	Country	Athletes	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Run 4	Total
	Switzerland (SUI-1)	Ekkehard Fasser Kurt Meier Marcel Fässler Werner Stocker	56.83	57.37	55.88	57.43	3:47.51
	East Germany (GDR-1)	Wolfgang Hoppe Dietmar Schauerhammer Bogdan Musioł Ingo Voge	56.16	57.31	56.77	57.34	3:47.58
	Soviet Union (URS-2)	Jānis Ķipurs Guntis Osis Juris Tone Vladimir Kozlov	56.72	57.28	56.41	57.85	3:48.26
4	United States (USA-1)	Brent Rushlaw Hal Hoye Mike Wasko Bill White	56.72	57.67	56.69	57.20	3:48.28
5	Soviet Union (URS-1)	Māris Poikāns Olafs Kļaviņš Ivars Bērzups Juris Jaudzems	56.75	57.66	56.70	57.24	3:48.35
6	Austria (AUT-1)	Peter Kienast Franz Siegl Christian Mark Kurt Teigl	57.07	57.40	56.27	57.91	3:48.65
7	Austria (AUT-2)	Ingo Appelt Josef Muigg Gerhard Redl Harald Winkler	56.93	57.51	56.41	58.10	3:48.95
8	East Germany (GDR-2)	Detlef Richter Bodo Ferl Ludwig Jahn Alexander Szelig	57.18	57.60	56.33	57.95	3:49.06
9	Switzerland (SUI-2)	Hans Hiltebrand Urs Fehlmann Erwin Fassbind André Kiser	56.39	57.91	57.13	57.82	3:49.25
10	Italy (ITA-1)	Alex Wolf Pasquale Gesuito Georg Beikircher Stefano Ticci	57.20	57.72	56.53	58.01	3:49.46
11	West Germany (FRG-2)	Anton Fischer Franz Nießner Uwe Eisenreich Christoph Langen	57.02	57.75	56.71	58.07	3:49.55
12	Great Britain (GBR-1)	Mark Tout David Armstrong Lenny Paul Audley Richards	57.22	58.26	56.86	57.56	3:49.90
13	Canada (CAN-2)	Chris Lori Ken LeBlanc Andrew Swim Howard Dell	57.18	57.82	56.67	58.32	3:49.99
14	West Germany (FRG-1)	Michael Sperr Olaf Hampel Florian Cruciger Rolf Müller	57.58	58.04	56.41	58.14	3:50.17
15	Canada (CAN-1)	Greg Haydenluck Cal Langford Kevin Tyler Lloyd Guss	56.66	58.05	57.34	58.32	3:50.37
16	United States (USA-2)	Brian Shimer Jim Herberich Matt Roy Scott Pladel	57.17	58.49	57.47	58.10	3:51.23
17	Great Britain (GBR-2)	Tom De La Hunty Colin Rattigan George Robertson Alec Leonce	57.81	58.13	56.74	58.59	3:51.27
18	Japan	Takao Sakai Toshio Wakita Yuji Yaku Naomi Takewaki	57.36	58.15	57.68	58.16	3:51.35
19	Italy (ITA-2)	Roberto D'Amico Thomas Rottensteiner Paolo Scaramuzza Andrea Meneghin	57.69	58.65	57.50	58.04	3:51.88
20	Romania	Csaba Nagy Lakatos Grigore Anghel Florian Olteanu Costel Petrariu	57.41	58.49	57.64	58.35	3:51.89
21	New Zealand	Lex Peterson Blair Telford Rhys Dacre Peter Henry	57.98	58.42	57.30	58.67	3:52.37
22	Chinese Taipei	Chen Chin-san Chen Chin-sen Lee Chen-tan Wang Jauo-hueyi	57.03	58.94	57.98	58.80	3:52.75
23	Australia	Adrian Di Piazza Martin Harland Simon Dodd Stephen Craig	58.20	58.87	57.25	59.02	3:53.34
24	Bulgaria	Tsvetozar Viktorov Plamen Stamov Nikolay Botev Aleksandar Simeonov	57.72	59.07	58.20	58.67	3:53.66
25	Portugal	Antonio Reis João Poupada João Pires Rogério Bernardes	58.42	59.67	58.28	59.13	3:55.50
-	Jamaica	Dudley Stokes Devon Harris Michael White Chris Stokes	58.04	59.37	1:03.19	DNF	-

References

1. ^ "Calgary 1988 Official Report" (PDF). XV Olympic Winter Games Organizing Committee. LA84 Foundation. 1988. Retrieved February 1, 2014.
2. "Bobsleigh at the 1988 Calgary Winter Games: Men's Four". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 21 April 2018.

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