Germany's David Moeller wins luge World Cup event


KOENIGSSEE, Germany (AP) -- David Moeller of Germany won the men's singles race at a luge World Cup meet Sunday, earning his first victory of the season.

Moeller recorded the fastest time in the first run and did enough in the second to edge Russia's Albert Demchenko by 0.064 seconds with an aggregate time of 1 minute, 39.526 seconds.

Dominik Fischnaller of Italy took third and Olympic champion Felix Loch of Germany was fourth.

With four races remaining, Loch maintained his overall lead in the standings with 415 points after five events. Germany's Andi Langenhan is second with 350, while Moeller moved to third with 343, one more than Demchenko.

Germany made it a clean sweep of the weekend's events by also winning the team relay later Sunday.