Alpine World Ski Championships 2017

44th Alpine World Ski Championships 2017
Place:	St. Moritz , Switzerland
Start:	February 6, 2017
The End:	19th February 2017
Nations:	77
Athletes:	589
Competitions:	11
winner
	Men's	Ladies
Departure	Beat Feuz	Ilka Štuhec
Super G	Erik Guay	Nicole Schmidhofer
Giant slalom	Marcel Hirscher	Tessa Worley
slalom	Marcel Hirscher	Mikaela Shiffrin
Alpine combination	Luca Aerni	Wendy Holdener
Team competition	France
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View of the finish slope at the 2017 Alpine World Ski Championships in St. Moritz

The 44th Alpine World Ski Championships took place in St. Moritz from February 6 to 19, 2017 . The health resort in the Swiss Upper Engadin was already the venue for the World Championships in 1934 , 1974 and 2003 . The alpine competitions of the 1948 Winter Olympics are also considered world championships by the FIS , so that St. Moritz held the title fights for the fifth time in 2017. Austria became the most successful nation with nine medals. Marcel Hirscher was the athlete with the most medals .

Award

Åre (Sweden) and, for the third time in a row, Cortina d'Ampezzo (Italy) also applied for the event . At the congress on May 31, 2012 in Kangwonland (South Korea), the Italian application withdrew at short notice, so that St. Moritz was elected with twelve of 15 possible votes in the first ballot. The remaining votes went to Åre, the 2007 venue .

Attendees

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Shortly before the start of the World Championships, 589 athletes from 77 different countries were registered; they fought for a total of 33 medals.

Afghanistan  Albania  Andorra  Argentina  Armenia  Australia  Azerbaijan  Belgium  Bosnia and Herzegovina  Bolivia  Brazil  Bulgaria  Chile  People's Republic of China  Denmark  Germany  Estonia  Finland  France  Georgia  Greece  Haiti  India  Iran  Ireland  Iceland

Israel  Italy  Jamaica  Japan  Canada  Kazakhstan  Kenya  Kyrgyzstan  Colombia  Kosovo  Croatia  Latvia  Lebanon  Liechtenstein  Lithuania  Luxembourg  Madagascar  Malaysia  Morocco  Malta  Macedonia  Mexico  Monaco  Montenegro  New Zealand  Netherlands

Norway  Austria  Peru  Poland  Portugal  Romania  Russia  San Marino  Sweden  Switzerland  Serbia  Slovakia  Slovenia  Spain  South Africa  Tonga  Czech Republic  Ukraine  Hungary  Uzbekistan  Venezuela  United Kingdom  United States  Belarus  Cyprus

Medal table

For the first time Slovakia (silver in the team competition) was able to win a medal at an Alpine World Ski Championships.

Nations

space	nation
01	Austria	3	4th	2	9
02	Switzerland	3	2	2	7th
03	France	2	-	-	2
04th	Canada	1	1	1	3
0	United States	1	1	1	3
06th	Slovenia	1	-	-	1
07th	Norway	-	1	1	2
08th	Liechtenstein	-	1	-	1
0	Slovakia	-	1	-	1
10	Sweden	-	-	2	2
11	Germany	-	-	1	1
0	Italy	-	-	1	1
Total		11	11	11	33

athlete

Marcel Hirscher, the most successful athlete in the World Cup, on the way to the silver medal in the Alpine Combined

Preliminary remark: Medals in the team competition are also counted, which is why the total number of medals differs from that in the nation ranking.

space	Sportswoman
1	Marcel Hirscher	2	1	0	3
2	Tessa Worley	2 *	0	0	2 *
3	Erik Guay	1	1	0	2
	Wendy Holdener	1	1	0	2
	Mikaela Shiffrin	1	1	0	2
6th	Luca Aerni	1	0	0	1
	Adeline Baud-Mugnier	1*	0	0	1*
	Mathieu Faivre	1*	0	0	1*
	Beat Feuz	1	0	0	1
	Julien Lizeroux	1*	0	0	1*
	Nastasia Noens	1*	0	0	1*
	Alexis Pinturault	1*	0	0	1*
	Nicole Schmidhofer	1	0	0	1
	Ilka Štuhec	1	0	0	1
15th	Matej Falat	0	1*	0	1*
	Manuel Feller	0	1	0	1
	Michelle Gisin	0	1	0	1
	Tereza Jančová	0	1*	0	1*
	Kjetil Jansrud	0	1	0	1
	Roland Leitinger	0	1	0	1
	Veronika Velez-Zuzulová	0	1*	0	1*
	Stephanie Venier	0	1	0	1
	Petra Vlhová	0	1*	0	1*
	Tina Weirather	0	1	0	1
	Adam Žampa	0	1*	0	1*
	Andreas Žampa	0	1*	0	1*
27	Frida Hansdotter	0	0	2 *	2 *
28	Mauro Caviezel	0	0	1	1
	Max Franz	0	0	1	1
	Sofia Goggia	0	0	1	1
	Lara Gut	0	0	1	1
	Leif Kristian Haugen	0	0	1	1
	Mattias Hargin	0	0	1*	1*
	Michaela Kirchgasser	0	0	1	1
	Gustav Lundbäck	0	0	1*	1*
	André Myhrer	0	0	1*	1*
	Felix Neureuther	0	0	1	1
	Manuel Osborne-Paradis	0	0	1	1
	Maria Pietilä Holmner	0	0	1*	1*
	Lindsey Vonn	0	0	1	1
	Emelie Wikström	0	0	1*	1*
Total		16	16	16	48

(*) of which one in the team competition

program

date	Time	Men's	Ladies
Monday February 6th
Tuesday February 7th	12:00		Super G
Wednesday February 8th	12:00	Super G
Thursday February 9th
Friday February 10th	10: 00/13: 00		Alpine combination
Saturday February 11th	12:00	Departure (postponed due to fog)
Sunday February 12th	11:15		Departure
	13:30	Departure
Monday February 13th	10: 00/13: 00	Alpine combination
Tuesday February 14th	12:00	Team competition
Wednesday February 15th	Replacement day
Thursday February 16	9: 45/13: 00		Giant slalom
Friday February 17th	9: 45/13: 00	Giant slalom
Saturday 18th February	9: 45/13: 00		slalom
Sunday February 19th	9: 45/13: 00	slalom

qualification

In addition, a qualifying race was held for each of the technical competitions (i.e. slalom and giant slalom). These were carried out in the “Pizzet” ski area in Zuoz . The following athletes were eligible to take part in the main races in slalom and giant slalom:

• 50 participants each directly via the FIS points
• 25 participants each on the result of the qualification run
• 25 additional starting places for countries that have not yet qualified, but entered the qualifying race. These places were awarded among the nations concerned according to FIS points.

Results gentlemen

Departure

space	country	athlete	time
01	SUI	Beat Feuz	1: 38.91 min
02	CAN	Erik Guay	1: 39.03 min
03	AUT	Max Franz	1: 39.28 min
04th	NOR	Kjetil Jansrud	1: 39.30 min
	SUI	Patrick Küng
06th	NOR	Aleksander Aamodt Kilde	1: 39.40 min
07th	SLO	Boštjan Kline	1: 39.43 min
08th	GER	Andreas Sander	1: 39.47 min
09	ITA	Peter Fill	1: 39.56 min
10	FRA	Brice Roger	1: 39.73 min
11	AUT	Matthias Mayer	1: 39.77 min
12	GER	Thomas Dreßen	1: 39.79 min
13	ITA	Dominik Paris	1: 39.80 min
...
17th	AUT	Hannes Reichelt	1: 39.99 min
18th	GER	Josef Ferstl	1: 40.04 min
19th	AUT	Vincent Kriechmayr	1: 40.06 min
21st	SUI	Mauro Caviezel	1: 40.14 min
23	SUI	Nils Mani	1: 40.26 min
28	SUI	Carlo Janka	1: 40.64 min
42	LIE	Marco Pfiffner	1: 42.85 min

Date: February 12, 2017

Defending champion: Patrick Küng

Route: Corviglia
starting altitude: 2840 m, target altitude: 2040 m, difference in altitude: 800 m
length: 3050 m
Course setter: Hannes Trinkl (FIS), 39 goals
56 drivers at the start, 53 in the ranking
eliminated and. a .: Johan Clarey (FRA)

Due to poor visibility in the start area, the men's downhill had to be postponed several times on Saturday and finally moved to Sunday, February 12th.

Super G

space	country	athlete	time
01	CAN	Erik Guay	1: 25.38 min
02	NOR	Kjetil Jansrud	1: 25.83 min
03	CAN	Manuel Osborne-Paradis	1: 25.89 min
04th	NOR	Aleksander Aamodt Kilde	1: 25.92 min
05	AUT	Vincent Kriechmayr	1: 26.26 min
06th	FRA	Alexis Pinturault	1: 26.28 min
07th	GER	Andreas Sander	1: 26.35 min
08th	SUI	Carlo Janka	1: 26.37 min
09	ITA	Dominik Paris	1: 26.40 min
10	AUT	Hannes Reichelt	1: 26.47 min
...
12	SUI	Beat Feuz	1: 26.51 min
13	AUT	Max Franz	1: 26.75 min
20th	SUI	Mauro Caviezel	1: 27.30 min
21st	AUT	Marcel Hirscher	1: 27.43 min
22nd	SUI	Patrick Küng	1: 27.44 min
26th	GER	Josef Ferstl	1: 28.22 min
36	LIE	Marco Pfiffner	1: 29.81 min

Date: February 8, 2017

Defending champion: Hannes Reichelt

Route: Corviglia
Start height: 2640 m, target height: 2040 m, height difference: 600 m
Length: 1920 m
Course setter: Alberto Ghidoni (ITA)
72 riders at the start, 51 in the ranking
eliminated and. a .: Dustin Cook (CAN), Boštjan Kline (SLO), Klemen Kosi (SLO), Matthias Mayer (AUT), Andrew Weibrecht (USA)

Giant slalom

space	country	athlete	Time 1st run	Time 2nd run	total time
01	AUT	Marcel Hirscher	1: 06.73 min 0(1st)	1: 06.58 min 0(6.)	2: 13.31 min
02	AUT	Roland Leitinger	1: 07.26 min 0(6.)	1: 6.30 min 0(1.)	2: 13.56 min
03	NOR	Leif Kristian Haugen	1: 07.27 min 0(7th)	1: 06.75 min (11.)	2: 14.02 min
04th	NOR	Henrik Kristoffersen	1: 07.21 min 0(5.)	1: 06.86 min (13th)	2: 14.07 min
05	AUT	Philipp Schörghofer	1: 06.99 min 0(2.)	1: 07.17 min (21st)	2: 14.16 min
06th	SWE	Matts Olsson	1: 07.12 min 0(4.)	1: 07.12 min (19.)	2: 14.24 min
07th	FRA	Alexis Pinturault	1: 07.08 min 0(3rd)	1: 07.21 min (22nd)	2: 14.29 min
08th	SUI	Justin Murisier	1: 07.84 min (12th)	1: 06.46 min 0(5.)	2: 14.30 min
09	FRA	Mathieu Faivre	1: 07.51 min 0(8th)	1: 06.85 min (12th)	2: 14.36 min
10	ITA	Riccardo Tonetti	1: 07.58 min 0(9.)	1: 06.89 min (15.)	2: 14.47 min
...
12	GER	Linus Strasser	1: 08.03 min (15.)	1: 06.66 min 0(7th)	2: 14.69 min
13	GER	Stefan Luitz	1: 07.94 min (14th)	1: 06.89 min (15.)	2: 14.83 min
15th	SUI	Gino Caviezel	1: 08.16 min (18.)	1: 06.69 min 0(9.)	2: 14.85 min
16	GER	Felix Neureuther	1: 08.52 min (21st)	1: 06.41 min 0(2.)	2: 14.93 min
21st	SUI	Loïc Meillard	1: 08.74 min (24.)	1: 06.68 min (11.)	2: 15.42 min
22nd	SUI	Carlo Janka	1: 08.05 min (16.)	1: 07.46 min (24th)	2: 15.51 min

Date: February 17, 2017

Defending champion: Ted Ligety

Route: Corviglia / Suvretta
starting altitude: 2385 m, target altitude: 2030 m,
altitude difference: 355 m

1st run: Course
setter: Frédéric Perrin (FRA), 50 goals
106 drivers at the start, 73
eliminated in the classification and a .: Tommy Ford (USA), Tim Jitloff (USA) Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (NOR), Žan Kranjec (SLO)

2nd run:
Course setter: Janez Slivnik (AUT), 48 goals
60 drivers at the start, 46 in the classification
not at the start and a .: Manuel Feller (AUT), André Myhrer (SWE)

Defending champion Ted Ligety was absent due to an injury (he retired in December)

The second run had to be postponed by half an hour to 1.30 p.m. due to an incident. During a flight show by the PC-7 team , one of the aircraft touched the pull cord of a cable camera and cut it in two. The camera then crashed into the target area from a great height. No people were harmed. Since a cable from the nearby chairlift was also damaged, many of the racers were stuck for a long time and could not inspect the slope on time, which is why the FIS race director postponed the start.

slalom

space	country	athlete	Time 1st run	Time 2nd run	total time
01	AUT	Marcel Hirscher	46.43 s 0(1.)	48.32 s 0(3.)	1: 34.75 min
02	AUT	Manuel Feller	47.10 s 0(7.)	48.33 s 0(4.)	1: 35.43 min
03	GER	Felix Neureuther	47.19 s (10.)	48.49 s 0(5.)	1: 35.68 min
04th	NOR	Henrik Kristoffersen	47.08 s 0(6.)	48.71 s (12.)	1: 35.79 min
05	RUS	Alexander Khoroshilov	47.11 s 0(8.)	48.69 s (11.)	1: 35.80 min
06th	SWE	André Myhrer	47.55 s (15.)	48.30 s 0(2.)	1: 35.85 min
07th	AUT	Marco Black	46.86 s 0(2.)	49.00 s (17.)	1: 35.86 min
08th	AUT	Michael Matt	46.91 s 0(3.)	49.08 s (19.)	1: 35.99 min
09	ITA	Stefano Gross	47.40 s (14.)	48.75 s (14.)	1: 36.15 min
10	SLO	Štefan Hadalin	47.93 s (22.)	48.23 s 0(1.)	1: 36.16 min
...
16	SUI	Reto Schmidiger	47.75 s (17.)	48.63 s 0(7.)	1: 36.38 min
19th	SUI	Luca Aerni	48.32 s (22.)	48.67s 0(9.)	1: 36.99 min
20th	GER	Linus Strasser	48.25 s (21.)	48.96 s (16.)	1: 37.21 min
21st	GER	Dominik Stehle	48.01 s (19.)	49.21 s (21.)	1: 37.22 min
26th	LIE	Marco Pfiffner	48.66 s (24.)	50.21 s (28.)	1: 38.87 min
28	GER	Stefan Luitz	48.95 s (29.)	50.20 s (27.)	1: 39.11 min

Date: February 19, 2017

Defending champion: Jean-Baptiste Grange

Route: Suvretta
starting altitude: 2220 m, target altitude: 2030 m,
altitude difference: 190 m

1st run: Course
setter: Christian Mitter (NOR), 64 goals
100 drivers at the start, 68
eliminated in the classification and a .: Sebastian Foss Solevåg (NOR), Alexis Pinturault (FRA), Erik Read (CAN)

2nd run: Course
setter: Stefano Costazza (ITA), 64 goals,
60 drivers at the start, 47
eliminated in the classification a . a .: Mattias Hargin (SWE), Julien Lizeroux (FRA), Daniel Yule (SUI), Ramon Zenhäusern (SUI)

Defending champion Grange was 23rd, 3.05 seconds behind

Alpine combination

space	country	athlete	Departure	slalom	total time
01	SUI	Luca Aerni	1: 41.86 min (30.)	0: 44.47 min 0(1st)	2: 26.33 min
02	AUT	Marcel Hirscher	1: 41.55 min (28th)	0: 44.79 min 0(2nd)	2: 26.34 min
03	SUI	Mauro Caviezel	1: 40.30 min (14th)	0: 46.09 min 0(3rd)	2: 26.39 min
04th	ITA	Dominik Paris	1: 39.94 min 0(8th)	0: 46.79 min (11th)	2: 26.73 min
	NOR	Aleksander Aamodt Kilde	1: 40.63 min (19.)	0: 46.10 min 0(4.)	2: 26.73 min
06th	SUI	Justin Murisier	1: 40.43 min (16.)	0: 46.39 min 0(7th)	2: 26.82 min
07th	SUI	Carlo Janka	1: 39.93 min 0(6.)	0: 47.08 min (16.)	2: 27.01 min
08th	AUT	Vincent Kriechmayr	1: 40.12 min (12.)	0: 46.96 min (14th)	2: 27.08 min
09	FRA	Adrien Théaux	1: 39.37 min 0(2.)	0: 47.73 min (19.)	2: 27.10 min
10	FRA	Alexis Pinturault	1: 40.71 min (20.)	0: 46.48 min 0(8th)	2: 27.19 min
...
12	AUT	Romed Baumann	1: 39.25 min 0(1.)	0: 48.20 min (24.)	2: 27.45 min
14th	GER	Thomas Dreßen	1: 39.57 min 0(3rd)	0: 47.96 min (22nd)	2: 27.53 min
17th	AUT	Matthias Mayer	1: 40.07 min (10.)	0: 47.85 min (19.)	2: 27.92 min
23	GER	Andreas Sander	1: 39.92 min 0(5.)	0: 49.33 min (33rd)	2: 29.25 min
	ITA	Riccardo Tonetti	1: 42.41 min (35.)	0: 46.84 min (13th)	2: 29.25 min
25th	GER	Josef Ferstl	1: 39.95 min 0(9.)	0: 49.43 min (34th)	2: 29.38 min
34	LIE	Marco Pfiffner	1: 42.75 min (40th)	0: 48.69 min (28th)	2: 31.44 min

Date: February 13, 2017

Defending champion: Marcel Hirscher

Downhill route: Corviglia
starting height: 2745 m, target height: 2040 m,
length: 2920 m, height difference: 705 m
Course setter: Hannes Trinkl (FIS), 38 gates

Slalom course: Suvretta
Start height: 2220 m, target height: 2040 m
Height difference: 180 m
Course setter: Jörg Roten (SUI), 57 goals

Departure: 56 drivers at the start, 55 in the classification
Eliminated: Peter Fill (ITA)

Slalom: 53 riders at the start, 45 in the ranking.
Not at the start: Kjetil Jansrud (NOR), Adam Žampa (SVK)
. a .: Marco Schwarz (AUT)

Results women

Departure

space	country	sportswoman	time
01	SLO	Ilka Štuhec	1: 32.85 min
02	AUT	Stephanie Venier	1: 33.25 min
03	United States	Lindsey Vonn	1: 33.30 min
04th	ITA	Sofia Goggia	1: 33.37 min
05	United States	Laurenne Ross	1: 33.57 min
06th	AUT	Christine Scheyer	1: 33.79 min
07th	SUI	Fabienne Suter	1: 33.88 min
08th	SUI	Michelle Gisin	1: 33.89 min
09	AUT	Ramona Siebenhofer	1: 33.97 min
10	LIE	Tina Weirather	1: 34.03 min
11	GER	Viktoria Rebensburg	1: 34.10 min
12	SUI	Jasmine Flury	1: 34.36 min
...
16	AUT	Nicole Schmidhofer	1: 34.61 min
18th	SUI	Corinne Suter	1: 34.65 min
29	GER	Kira Weidle	1: 35.72 min

Date: February 12, 2017

Defending champion: Tina Maze

Route: Engiadina
starting height: 2745 m, target height: 2040 m, difference in altitude: 705 m
length: 2633 m
Course setter: Jean-Philippe Vulliet (FIS), 37 goals
38 riders at the start, all in the ranking

Defending champion Maze ended her career in January 2017

Super G

space	country	sportswoman	time
01	AUT	Nicole Schmidhofer	1: 21.34 min
02	LIE	Tina Weirather	1: 21.67 min
03	SUI	Lara Gut	1: 21.70 min
04th	GER	Viktoria Rebensburg	1: 21.87 min
05	ITA	Elena Curtoni	1: 21.89 min
06th	NOR	Ragnhild Mowinckel	1: 22.03 min
07th	AUT	Stephanie Venier	1: 22.11 min
08th	ITA	Federica Brignone	1: 22.18 min
	FRA	Tessa Worley	1: 22.18 min
10	ITA	Sofia Goggia	1: 22.25 min
...
12	SUI	Corinne Suter	1: 22.44 min
13	SUI	Joana Hehlen	1: 22.56 min
15th	AUT	Christine Scheyer	1: 22.78 min
17th	SUI	Jasmine Flury	1: 23.28 min
20th	AUT	Tamara Tippler	1: 23.42 min
31	GER	Kira Weidle	1: 24.71 min
39	KEN	Sabrina Simader	1: 30.02 min

Date: February 7, 2017

Defending champion: Anna Veith

Route: Engiadina
starting altitude: 2590 m, target altitude: 2040 m, difference in altitude: 550 m
length: 2059 m
Course setter: Alberto Ghezze (ITA)
46 riders at the start, 39 in the ranking
eliminated a. a .: Kajsa Kling (SWE), Anna Veith (AUT), Lindsey Vonn (USA)

Giant slalom

space	country	sportswoman	Time 1st run	Time 2nd run	total time
01	FRA	Tessa Worley	1: 02.01 min 0(1st)	1: 03.54 min 0(5.)	2: 05.55 min
02	United States	Mikaela Shiffrin	1: 02.73 min 0(3rd)	1: 03.16 min 0(1st)	2: 05.89 min
03	ITA	Sofia Goggia	1: 02.49 min 0(2.)	1: 03.80 min 0(8.)	2: 06.29 min
04th	ITA	Federica Brignone	1: 03.11 min 0(4.)	1: 03.36 min 0(2.)	2: 06.47 min
05	AUT	Stephanie Brunner	1: 03.35 min 0(8th)	1: 03.50 min 0(4.)	2: 06.85 min
06th	ITA	Manuela Mölgg	1: 03.43 min 0(9.)	1: 03.45 min 0(3rd)	2: 06.88 min
07th	SLO	Ana Drev	1: 03.32 min 0(7th)	1: 04.04 min (14th)	2: 07.36 min
08th	SVK	Petra Vlhová	1: 03.66 min (13th)	1: 03.84 min (10.)	2: 07.50 min
09	SWE	Sara Hector	1: 03.68 min (14th)	1: 03.83 min 0(9.)	2: 07.51 min
10	NOR	Nina Løseth	1: 03.22 min 0(6th)	1: 04.40 min (16.)	2: 07.52 min
...
12	AUT	Michaela Kirchgasser	1: 03.89 min (19.)	1: 03.70 min 0(7th)	2: 07.59 min
13	SUI	Mélanie Meillard	1: 04.09 min (21st)	1: 03.68 min 0(6th)	2: 07.77 min
14th	SUI	Simone Wild	1: 03.12 min 0(5.)	1: 04.78 min (26.)	2: 07.90 min
17th	AUT	Bernadette shield	1: 03.53 min (11.)	1: 04.73 min (27.)	2: 08.26 min
19th	LIE	Tina Weirather	1: 03.79 min (16.)	1: 04.66 min (23.)	2: 08.45 min
22nd	AUT	Anna Veith	1: 04.26 min (23rd)	1: 04.45 min (17.)	2: 08.71 min
26th	GER	Lena Dürr	1: 04.85 min (29.)	1: 04.57 min (22nd)	2: 09.42 min
28	SUI	Camille Rast	1: 05.43 min (35th)	1: 04.67 min (24th)	2: 10.10 min
33	GER	Maren Wiesler	1: 05.25 min (32nd)	1: 05.96 min (33rd)	2: 11.21 min

Date: February 16, 2017

Defending champion: Anna Veith

Route: Corviglia
starting altitude: 2385 m, target altitude: 2030 m,
altitude difference: 355 m

1st run:
Course setter: Meinhard Tatschel (AUT), 48 goals,
98 drivers at the start, 88 in the ranking
eliminated and. a .: Coralie Frasse Sombet (FRA), Viktoria Rebensburg (GER), Resi Stiegler (USA), Jasmina Suter (SUI), Katharina Truppe (AUT)

2nd run: Course
setter: Manuel Gamper (CAN), 47 goals,
60 drivers at the start, 51 in the ranking
eliminated and. a .: Jessica Hilzinger (GER), Ilka Štuhec (SLO)

slalom

space	country	sportswoman	Time 1st run	Time 2nd run	total time
01	United States	Mikaela Shiffrin	47.80 s 0(1.)	49.47 s 0(1.)	1: 37.27 min
02	SUI	Wendy Holdener	48.18 s 0(2.)	50.73 s 0(8.)	1: 38.91 min
03	SWE	Frida Hansdotter	48.57 s 0(5.)	50.45 s 0(3.)	1: 39.02 min
04th	SVK	Petra Vlhová	48.56 s 0(4.)	50.60 s 0(4.)	1: 39.16 min
05	CZE	Šárka Strachová	49.00 s 0(9.)	50.32 s 0(2.)	1: 39.32 min
06th	AUT	Michaela Kirchgasser	48.75 s 0(7.)	50.74 s 0(9.)	1: 39.49 min
07th	SLO	Ana Bucik	48.76 s 0(8.)	51.13 s (19.)	1: 39.89 min
08th	SWE	Emelie Wikström	49.49 s (14.)	50.71 s 0(7.)	1: 40.20 min
09	SUI	Denise after work	49.61 s (16.)	50.62 s 0(5.)	1: 40.23 min
10	AUT	Bernadette shield	49.41 s (12.)	50.83 s (11.)	1: 40.24 min
...
17th	GER	Marina Wallner	49.81 s (20.)	50.89 s (14.)	1: 40.70 min
18th	GER	Lena Dürr	49.16 s (10.)	51.61 s (22.)	1: 40.77 min
19th	AUT	Katharina troop	49.80 s (19.)	51.10 s (17.)	1: 40.90 min
21st	SUI	Michelle Gisin	48.66 s 0(6.)	52.86 s (31.)	1: 41.52 min
22nd	GER	Jessica Hilzinger	50.43 s (24.)	51.22 s (20.)	1: 41.65 min

Date: February 18, 2017

Defending champion: Mikaela Shiffrin

Route: Suvretta
starting altitude: 2220 m, target altitude: 2030 m,
altitude difference: 190 m

1st run: Course
setter: Klaus Mayrhofer (CZE), 63 goals,
94 riders at the start, 73
eliminated in the ranking a . a .: Chiara Costazza (ITA), Irene Curtoni (ITA), Christina Geiger (GER), Mélanie Meillard (SUI), Manuela Mölgg (ITA)

2nd run: Course
setter: Mike Day (USA), 61 goals,
60 drivers at the start, 49
eliminated in the ranking and a .: Adeline Baud-Mugnier (FRA), Maruša Ferk (SLO), Katharina Gallhuber (AUT), Veronika Velez-Zuzulová (SVK)

Alpine combination

space	country	sportswoman	Departure	slalom	total time
01	SUI	Wendy Holdener	1: 17.84 min 0(7th)	0: 41.04 min 0(2nd)	1: 58.88 min
02	SUI	Michelle Gisin	1: 17.47 min 0(4.)	0: 41.46 min 0(4th)	1: 58.93 min
03	AUT	Michaela Kirchgasser	1: 18.23 min (11.)	0: 41.03 min 0(1st)	1: 59.26 min
04th	SUI	Denise after work	1: 18.38 min (13th)	0: 41.32 min 0(3rd)	1: 59.70 min
05	United States	Lindsey Vonn	1: 17.75 min 0(6.)	0: 41.98 min (11.)	1: 59.73 min
06th	CAN	Marie-Michèle Gagnon	1: 18.61 min (16.)	0: 41.54 min 0(5th)	2:00:15 min
07th	ITA	Federica Brignone	1: 18.51 min (15.)	0: 41.75 min 0(6th)	2: 00.26 min
08th	SLO	Maruša Ferk	1: 18.31 min (12th)	0: 42.41 min (13th)	2: 00.72 min
09	AUT	Ricarda Haaser	1: 19.17 min (20.)	0: 41.64 min 0(6th)	2: 00.81 min
10	NOR	Ragnhild Mowinckel	1: 18.22 min 0(9.)	0: 42.62 min (17.)	2: 00.84 min
...
13	AUT	Christine Scheyer	1: 18.45 min (14th)	0: 42.78 min (19.)	2: 01.23 min

Date: February 10, 2017

Defending champion: Tina Maze

Downhill route: Engiadina
starting altitude: 2590 m, target altitude: 2040 m,
length: 2059 m, difference in altitude: 550 m
Course setter: Jean-Philippe Vulliet (FIS), 30 gates

Slalom course: Corviglia
Start height: 2185 m, target height: 2030 m
Height difference: 155 m
Course setter: Chris Knight (USA), 54 goals

Downhill: 41 riders at the start, 39 in the classification
Not at the start: Tina Weirather (LIE), Breezy Johnson (USA)

Slalom: 38 riders at the start, 28 in the ranking.
Not at the start: Lara Gut (SUI)
retired a. a .: Ana Bucik (SLO), Elena Curtoni (ITA), Sofia Goggia (ITA), Rosina Schneeberger (AUT), Ilka Štuhec (SLO)
Disqualified: Kira Weidle (GER) because of too high a binding plate

Defending champion Maze was not at the start because her career has now ended

Team competition

Result

space	country	athlete
1	FRA	Adeline Baud-Mugnier Mathieu Faivre Alexis Pinturault Tessa Worley Substitute driver: Julien Lizeroux , Nastasia Noens
2	SVK	Matej Falat Veronika Velez-Zuzulová Petra Vlhová Andreas Žampa Substitute drivers: Tereza Jančová , Adam Žampa
3	SWE	Frida Hansdotter Mattias Hargin André Myhrer Maria Pietilä Holmner Substitute driver: Gustav Lundbäck , Emelie Wikström
4th	SUI	Luca Aerni Wendy Holdener Camille Rast Reto Schmidiger Substitute driver: Mélanie Meillard , Daniel Yule
5	AUT	Stephanie Brunner Manuel Feller Marcel Hirscher Katharina Truppe Substitute drivers: Ricarda Haaser , Michael Matt
...
9	GER	Lena Dürr Christina Geiger Stefan Luitz Felix Neureuther Substitute drivers: Viktoria Rebensburg , Linus Straßer

Date: February 14, 2017

The team competition was held in the form of a parallel giant slalom. In each round, two women and two men from a team competed against each other in four runs. The winning team received one point per run; if the runtime was the same, both teams got one point. In the event of a tie after four runs, the sum of the running times of the fastest woman and the fastest man per team decided.

Grid

	Round of 16					Quarter finals					Semifinals					final
	1	Austria	3
	16	Belgium	1
							Austria	1
							Sweden	4th
	8th	Sweden	3
	9	Slovenia	1
												Sweden	2
											France	2
	5	Norway	3
	12	Czech Republic	1
							Norway	1
							France	3
	4th	France	3
	13	Russia	1
																	France	2
																Slovakia	2
	3	Switzerland	4th
	14th	Croatia	0
							Switzerland	2
							Canada	2
	6th	United States	2
	11	Canada	2
												Switzerland	2
											Slovakia	2
	7th	Germany	1
	10	Slovakia	3
							Slovakia	3
															Race for 3rd place
							Italy	1
	2	Italy	4th													Sweden	3
	15th	Argentina	0														Switzerland	1

Web links

• St. Moritz 2017 website
• Results on the FIS website

Individual evidence

1. ^ Ski World Cup 2015 in St. Moritz. Swiss television , May 31, 2012, accessed June 1, 2012 . 
2. ↑ May 25 2012 First FIS Congress in Asia. FIS, May 25, 2012, accessed January 22, 2017 . 
3. ^ St. Moritz and Lahti won the battle. FIS, May 31, 2012, accessed June 1, 2012 . 
4. ↑ Sarah Schiller: Just past the catastrophe: Fliegerstaffel destroyed rope camera. Swiss television , February 17, 2017, accessed on February 17, 2017 (English).