Alpine skiing at the 2010 Winter Olympics – Women's giant slalom

The women's giant slalom competition of the Vancouver 2010 Olympics was held at Whistler Creekside in Whistler, British Columbia, on February 24.[1] Following the first run, the event was postponed due to heavy fog in the afternoon; the second run was held the next morning, February 25.[2]

Women's giant slalom
at the XXI Olympic Winter Games
VenueWhistler Creekside
Whistler, British Columbia
 Canada
DateFebruary 24 – 25
Competitors86 from 47 nations
Winning time2:27.11
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Viktoria Rebensburg  Germany
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Tina Maze  Slovenia
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Elisabeth Görgl  Austria
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Viktoria Rebensburg of Germany won the gold medal, her first victory in international competition.[3] Her previous best finish was second place at a GS a month earlier, her only World Cup podium.[4]

Results

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Rank Bib Name Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Difference
  2 Viktoria Rebensburg   Germany 1:15.47 6 1:11.64 7 2:27.11
  7 Tina Maze   Slovenia 1:15.39 5 1:11.76 11 2:27.15 +0.04
  16 Elisabeth Görgl   Austria 1:15.12 1 1:12.13 15 2:27.25 +0.14
4 19 Fabienne Suter   Switzerland 1:15.97 11 1:11.55 6 2:27.52 +0.41
5 4 Kathrin Zettel   Austria 1:15.28 3 1:12.25 19 2:27.53 +0.42
6 1 Kathrin Hölzl   Germany 1:15.81 10 1:11.77 12 2:27.58 +0.47
7 10 Eva-Maria Brem   Austria 1:15.38 4 1:12.24 18 2:27.62 +0.51
8 18 Julia Mancuso   United States 1:16.42 18 1:11.24 3 2:27.66 +0.55
9 8 Taïna Barioz   France 1:15.14 2 1:12.65 24 2:27.79 +0.68
10 12 Maria Riesch   Germany 1:15.60 7 1:12.37 20 2:27.97 +0.86
11 26 Anemone Marmottan   France 1:16.55 19 1:11.45 4 2:28.00 +0.89
12 22 Olivia Bertrand   France 1:16.32 17 1:11.81 13 2:28.13 +1.02
13 3 Tanja Poutiainen   Finland 1:16.16 13 1:12.01 14 2:28.17 +1.06
14 23 Sarah Schleper   United States 1:16.19 14 1:12.17 17 2:28.36 +1.25
15 15 Michaela Kirchgasser   Austria 1:16.26 15 1:12.14 16 2:28.40 +1.29
16 13 Tessa Worley   France 1:15.80 9 1:12.74 25 2:28.54 +1.43
17 5 Manuela Mölgg   Italy 1:15.79 8 1:12.87 26 2:28.66 +1.55
18 11 Federica Brignone   Italy 1:17.01 20 1:11.67 9 2:28.68 +1.57
19 36 Ana Drev   Slovenia 1:17.63 26 1:11.20 2 2:28.83 +1.72
20 21 Nicole Gius   Italy 1:17.16 21 1:11.71 10 2:28.87 +1.76
21 32 Marie-Michèle Gagnon   Canada 1:17.41 23 1:11.48 5 2:28.89 +1.78
22 9 Anja Pärson   Sweden 1:16.01 12 1:12.89 28 2:28.90 +1.79
23 14 Denise Karbon   Italy 1:18.22 30 1:11.15 1 2:29.37 +2.26
24 6 Maria Pietilä Holmner   Sweden 1:16.28 16 1:13.35 29 2:29.63 +2.52
25 39 Britt Janyk   Canada 1:18.13 29 1:11.66 8 2:29.79 +2.68
26 29 Kajsa Kling   Sweden 1:17.49 24 1:12.44 22 2:29.93 +2.82
27 24 Chemmy Alcott   Great Britain 1:17.53 25 1:12.41 21 2:29.94 +2.83
28 37 Shona Rubens   Canada 1:17.38 22 1:12.87 26 2:30.25 +3.14
29 31 Marie-Pier Préfontaine   Canada 1:18.01 27 1:12.50 23 2:30.51 +3.40
30 43 Sanni Leinonen   Finland 1:18.38 33 1:14.06 30 2:32.44 +5.33
31 25 Jessica Lindell-Vikarby   Sweden 1:18.34 32 1:14.37 31 2:32.71 +5.60
32 27 Megan McJames   United States 1:18.30 31 1:14.68 33 2:32.98 +5.87
33 41 Jelena Lolović   Serbia 1:20.03 39 1:14.51 32 2:34.54 +7.43
34 42 Carolina Ruiz Castillo   Spain 1:19.17 35 1:15.90 35 2:35.07 +7.96
35 53 Jana Gantnerová   Slovakia 1:20.00 38 1:15.73 34 2:35.73 +8.62
36 46 Tea Palić   Croatia 1:19.95 37 1:16.17 36 2:36.12 +9.01
37 38 Lyaysan Rayanova   Russia 1:20.37 41 1:16.58 38 2:36.95 +9.84
38 33 María José Rienda   Spain 1:21.22 45 1:16.23 37 2:37.45 +10.34
39 49 Nevena Ignjatović   Serbia 1:20.04 40 1:17.47 39 2:37.51 +10.40
40 59 Maria Shkanova   Belarus 1:22.18 46 1:18.20 41 2:40.38 +13.27
41 54 Žana Novaković   Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:22.77 48 1:18.02 40 2:40.79 +13.68
42 55 Anna Berecz   Hungary 1:22.29 47 1:18.58 43 2:40.87 +13.76
43 56 Chirine Njeim   Lebanon 1:23.28 50 1:18.33 42 2:41.61 +14.50
44 69 Bogdana Matsotska   Ukraine 1:23.04 49 1:18.94 46 2:41.98 +14.87
45 66 Macarena Simari Birkner   Argentina 1:23.29 51 1:18.73 44 2:42.02 +14.91
46 52 María Belén Simari Birkner   Argentina 1:23.60 52 1:18.78 45 2:42.38 +15.27
47 58 Yina Moe-Lange   Denmark 1:24.68 57 1:18.99 47 2:43.67 +16.56
48 62 Nicol Gastaldi   Argentina 1:24.25 54 1:19.53 48 2:43.78 +16.67
49 63 Kim Sun-Joo   South Korea 1:23.88 53 1:20.70 49 2:44.58 +17.47
50 61 Kirsten McGarry   Ireland 1:24.28 55 1:20.92 50 2:45.20 +18.09
51 74 Liene Fimbauere   Latvia 1:25.16 58 1:21.77 51 2:46.93 +19.82
52 80 Maja Klepić   Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:27.37 61 1:22.97 53 2:50.34 +23.23
53 76 Sophia Ralli   Greece 1:27.75 62 1:22.86 52 2:50.61 +23.50
54 72 Lizaveta Kuzmenka   Belarus 1:24.60 56 1:26.29 58 2:50.89 +23.78
55 84 Sophia Papamichalopoulou   Cyprus 1:28.38 64 1:23.48 54 2:51.86 +24.75
56 79 Tuğba Daşdemir   Turkey 1:28.37 63 1:25.10 55 2:53.47 +26.36
57 77 Gaia Bassani Antivari   Azerbaijan 1:30.82 66 1:26.05 57 2:56.87 +29.76
58 81 Kseniya Grigoreva   Uzbekistan 1:31.59 67 1:25.63 56 2:57.22 +30.11
59 73 Xia Lina   China 1:30.41 65 1:28.48 59 2:58.89 +31.78
60 85 Marjan Kalhor   Iran 1:36.87 68 1:28.52 60 3:05.39 +38.28
20 Šárka Záhrobská   Czech Republic 1:18.06 28 DNS
35 Veronika Zuzulová   Slovakia 1:18.96 34 DNS
44 Ana Jelušić   Croatia 1:20.62 44 DNS
45 Nika Fleiss   Croatia 1:19.75 36 DNS
48 Andrea Jardi   Spain 1:20.41 42 DNF
51 Mireia Gutiérrez   Andorra 1:20.61 43 DNF
70 Noelle Barahona   Chile 1:26.76 59 DNF
86 Ornella Oettl Reyes   Peru 1:27.25 60 DNF
17 Lindsey Vonn   United States DNF
28 Mona Løseth   Norway DNF
30 Agnieszka Gąsienica-Daniel   Poland DNF
34 Andrea Dettling   Switzerland DNF
40 Elena Prosteva   Russia DNF
47 Matea Ferk   Croatia DNF
50 Alexandra Coletti   Monaco DNF
57 Zsófia Döme   Hungary DNF
60 Maya Harrisson   Brazil DNF
64 Sofie Juarez   Andorra DNF
65 Maria Kirkova   Bulgaria DNF
68 Tiiu Nurmberg   Estonia DNF
71 Petra Zakouřilová   Czech Republic DNF
75 Cynthia Denzler   Colombia DNF
78 Nino Tsiklauri   Georgia DNF
82 Lyudmila Fedotova   Kazakhstan DNF
83 Ani-Matilda Serebrakian   Armenia DNF
67 Anastasiya Skryabina   Ukraine DSQ

References

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  1. ^ vancouver2010.com Archived 2009-06-09 at the Wayback Machine - schedules and venues by sport
  2. ^ Clatworthy, Ben (24 February 2010). "Weather halts Olympics...again". PlanetSKI.eu.
  3. ^ Ski Racing.com - Olympics: Rebensburg gets GS gold, Mancuso eighth - 2010-02-25
  4. ^ FIS-ski.com Archived 2011-06-04 at the Wayback Machine - results - Viktoria Rebensburg - accessed 2010-02-27