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FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019 – Women's giant slalom

The Women's giant slalom competition at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019 was held on 14 February.[1][2][3][4] A qualification was scheduled to take place on 11 February, but was cancelled.

Women's giant slalom
at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019
VenueÅre ski resort
LocationÅre, Sweden
Dates14 February
Competitors98 from 47 nations
Winning time2:01.97
Medalists
gold medal Petra Vlhová   Slovakia
silver medal Viktoria Rebensburg   Germany
bronze medal Mikaela Shiffrin   United States
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Women's Giant Slalom
LocationÅre, Sweden
Vertical340 m (1,115 ft)
Top elevation736 m (2,415 ft)
Base elevation396 m (1,299 ft)

Petra Vlhová won the gold, the first-ever for Slovakia at the World Championships. First run leader Viktoria Rebensburg took the silver, and reigning Olympic champion Mikaela Shiffrin settled for bronze;[3][4] defending champion Tessa Worley was sixth.

Results edit

Run 1 was started at 14:15,[5] and run 2 at 18:00.[6] Rain preceded the first run, with unseasonable temperatures well above freezing.[3][4]

Due to high winds,[3][4] the start was lowered 60 m (197 ft), reducing the vertical drop to 340 m (1,115 ft).[2][6]

Rank Bib Name Nation Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Diff
  4 Petra Vlhová   Slovakia 1:01.10 2 1:00.87 3 2:01.97
  3 Viktoria Rebensburg   Germany 1:00.91 1 1:01.20 9 2:02.11 +0.14
  2 Mikaela Shiffrin   United States 1:01.35 4 1:01.00 6 2:02.35 +0.38
4 1 Ragnhild Mowinckel   Norway 1:01.28 3 1:01.19 8 2:02.47 +0.50
5 7 Federica Brignone   Italy 1:01.86 7 1:00.98 5 2:02.84 +0.87
6 5 Tessa Worley   France 1:01.64 5 1:01.42 12 2:03.06 +1.09
7 8 Sara Hector   Sweden 1:02.97 15 1:00.94 4 2:03.91 +1.94
8 28 Clara Direz   France 1:03.42 22 1:00.76 2 2:04.18 +2.21
9 21 Coralie Frasse Sombet   France 1:02.56 9 1:01.68 16 2:04.24 +2.27
10 25 Andrea Ellenberger   Switzerland 1:03.05 18 1:01.34 11 2:04.39 +2.42
11 14 Frida Hansdotter   Sweden 1:02.73 12 1:01.67 15 2:04.40 +2.43
12 10 Katharina Liensberger   Austria 1:02.82 14 1:01.64 14 2:04.46 +2.49
13 15 Marta Bassino   Italy 1:02.46 8 1:02.07 24 2:04.53 +2.56
14 35 Ylva Stålnacke   Sweden 1:03.42 22 1:01.16 7 2:04.58 +2.61
15 9 Ricarda Haaser   Austria 1:02.66 10 1:02.01 22 2:04.67 +2.70
15 6 Wendy Holdener   Switzerland 1:02.66 10 1:02.01 22 2:04.67 +2.70
17 38 Alice Robinson   New Zealand 1:04.18 30 1:00.57 1 2:04.75 +2.78
18 18 Thea Louise Stjernesund   Norway 1:02.97 15 1:01.87 20 2:04.84 +2.87
19 30 Marlene Schmotz   Germany 1:03.41 21 1:01.46 13 2:04.87 +2.90
20 13 Kristin Lysdahl   Norway 1:03.04 17 1:01.90 21 2:04.94 +2.97
21 16 Lara Gut-Behrami   Switzerland 1:03.25 19 1:01.79 18 2:05.04 +3.07
22 12 Meta Hrovat   Slovenia 1:02.78 13 1:02.28 26 2:05.06 +3.09
23 19 Marie-Michèle Gagnon   Canada 1:03.36 20 1:01.85 19 2:05.21 +3.24
24 20 Katharina Truppe   Austria 1:03.52 24 1:01.76 17 2:05.28 +3.31
25 29 Romane Miradoli   France 1:04.06 27 1:01.33 10 2:05.39 +3.42
26 26 Mikaela Tommy   Canada 1:03.67 25 1:02.47 27 2:06.14 +4.17
27 34 Asa Ando   Japan 1:04.10 28 1:02.25 25 2:06.35 +4.38
28 31 Nina O'Brien   United States 1:04.33 35 1:02.78 29 2:07.11 +5.14
29 39 Riikka Honkanen   Finland 1:04.72 37 1:02.75 28 2:07.47 +5.50
30 36 Magdalena Fjällström   Sweden 1:04.22 31 1:03.28 30 2:07.50 +5.53
31 47 Ana Bucik   Slovenia 1:04.30 33 1:03.35 31 2:07.65 +5.68
32 27 Maryna Gąsienica-Daniel   Poland 1:04.34 36 1:03.83 35 2:08.17 +6.20
33 33 Adriana Jelinkova   Netherlands 1:04.31 34 1:04.06 37 2:08.37 +6.40
34 45 Neja Dvornik   Slovenia 1:04.98 39 1:03.74 33 2:08.72 +6.75
35 55 Ekaterina Tkachenko   Russia 1:05.61 41 1:03.68 32 2:09.29 +7.32
36 49 Núria Pau   Spain 1:05.66 42 1:03.76 34 2:09.42 +7.45
37 42 Gabriela Capová   Czech Republic 1:05.67 43 1:03.92 36 2:09.59 +7.62
38 43 Erika Pykäläinen   Finland 1:05.28 40 1:04.52 39 2:09.80 +7.83
39 32 Nevena Ignjatović   Serbia 1:05.81 44 1:04.15 38 2:09.96 +7.99
40 48 Andrea Komšić   Croatia 1:06.29 45 1:05.05 41 2:11.34 +9.37
41 51 Francesca Baruzzi Farriol   Argentina 1:06.56 47 1:04.91 40 2:11.47 +9.50
42 50 Sarah Schleper   Mexico 1:06.64 48 1:05.59 42 2:12.23 +10.26
43 41 Aleksandra Prokopyeva   Russia 1:06.71 49 1:05.73 43 2:12.44 +10.47
44 46 Nicol Gastaldi   Argentina 1:07.44 50 1:06.51 46 2:13.95 +11.98
45 53 Lelde Gasūna   Latvia 1:07.52 51 1:06.47 45 2:13.99 +12.02
46 56 Eliza Grigg   New Zealand 1:07.74 54 1:06.30 44 2:14.04 +12.07
47 59 Kim Vanreusel   Belgium 1:07.73 53 1:06.85 48 2:14.58 +12.61
48 52 Maria Shkanova   Belarus 1:07.70 52 1:07.10 49 2:14.80 +12.83
49 63 Hólmfríður Dóra Friðgeirsdóttir   Iceland 1:08.61 56 1:06.80 47 2:15.41 +13.44
50 57 Mialitiana Clerc   Madagascar 1:08.37 55 1:08.09 52 2:16.46 +14.49
51 66 Evelīna Gasūna   Latvia 1:09.16 57 1:07.56 51 2:16.72 +14.75
52 58 Nino Tsiklauri   Georgia 1:09.53 58 1:07.27 50 2:16.80 +14.83
53 62 Freydís Halla Einarsdóttir   Iceland 1:10.08 59 1:08.67 53 2:18.75 +16.78
54 60 Tess Arbez   Ireland 1:10.23 60 1:09.84 54 2:20.07 +18.10
— 37 Piera Hudson   New Zealand 1:04.87 38 Did not finish
24 Alexandra Tilley   Great Britain 1:03.87 26
23 Francesca Marsaglia   Italy 1:04.12 29
22 Kristine Gjelsten Haugen   Norway 1:04.25 32
17 Sofia Goggia   Italy 1:01.82 6
40 Paula Moltzan   United States 1:06.36 46 Did not start
64 Olha Knysh   Ukraine 1:10.28 61 Did not qualify
70 Liene Bondare   Latvia 1:10.74 62
79 Šejla Merdanović   Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:10.87 63
61 Agnese Āboltiņa   Latvia 1:11.09 64
67 Vanina Guerillot   Portugal 1:11.29 65
78 Maja Tadić   Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:11.64 66
73 María Finnbogadóttir   Iceland 1:11.65 67
72 Nuunu Berthelsen   Denmark 1:11.77 68
71 Andrea Björk Birkisdóttir   Iceland 1:12.31 69
69 Anastasiya Shepilenko   Ukraine 1:13.19 70
74 Élise Pellegrin   Malta 1:13.23 71
68 Kong Fanying   China 1:13.25 72
75 Mariya Grigorova   Kazakhstan 1:14.08 73
65 Ni Yueming   China 1:14.55 74
83 Aristi Kyritsi   Greece 1:15.00 75
81 Sophia Ralli   Greece 1:15.54 76
80 Zhang Yuying   China 1:15.77 77
76 Liu Yang   China 1:15.98 78
84 Katalin Dorultán   Hungary 1:16.35 79
93 Carlie Iskandar   Lebanon 1:17.39 80
82 Ornella Oettl Reyes   Peru 1:17.66 81
87 Sadaf Saveh-Shemshaki   Iran 1:17.67 82
92 Jackie Chamoun   Lebanon 1:18.23 83
95 Sara Zeidan   Lebanon 1:18.89 84
85 Anastasia Mantsiou   Greece 1:20.25 85
96 Andriani Pieri   Cyprus 1:23.25 86
97 Adea Kollqaku   Kosovo 1:26.39 87
98 Celine Marti   Haiti 1:34.19 88
94 Silouani Kostits   Greece Did not finish
91 Fiona Rusta   Kosovo
89 Manon Ouaiss   Lebanon
77 Suela Mëhilli   Albania
54 Jessica Anderson   Great Britain
44 Kateřina Pauláthová   Czech Republic
11 Bernadette Schild   Austria
90 Forough Abbasi   Iran Disqualified
88 Mitra Kalhor   Iran
86 Atefeh Ahmadi   Iran

References edit

  1. ^ "Schedule" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-01-17. Retrieved 2019-02-02.
  2. ^ a b Start list
  3. ^ a b c d "Petra Vlhova wins first-ever World Championships gold for Slovakia". FIS-Ski.com. 14 February 2019.
  4. ^ a b c d "Shiffrin's plans blown off course in windy giant slalom". ESPN. Associated Press. 14 February 2019.
  5. ^ Run 1 results
  6. ^ a b Final results
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