Alpine Ski World Championship 2021

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46th Alpine World Ski Championships 2021
Place:	Cortina d'Ampezzo , Italy
Start:	February 8, 2021
The End:	February 21, 2021
winner
	Men's	Ladies
Departure	Vincent Kriechmayr	Corinne Suter
Super G	Vincent Kriechmayr	Lara Gut-Behrami
Giant slalom
slalom
Alpine combination	Marco Black	Mikaela Shiffrin
Parallel races
Team competition
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The Alpine Ski World Championship 2021 is the 46th Alpine Ski World Championship and will be held from February 8 to 21, 2021 in Cortina d'Ampezzo , Italy . There are 13 decisions on the program, six each for men and women as well as a mixed competition. Cortina d'Ampezzo is hosting the World Cup for the third time after 1932 and 1956 (as part of the Winter Olympics ). In addition, the Alpine World Ski Championships in 1941 , the results of which were canceled due to the conditions of participation in 1946, took place in Cortina d'Ampezzo.

Preparations

The Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS) sold the marketing and television rights to Infront Sports & Media in November 2013 . Interested candidates had to submit the detailed application concept by September 1, 2015. The decision on the venue was made on June 9, 2016 on the occasion of the 50th FIS Congress in Cancún . After the Austrian Ski Association had decided to apply in 2023, the only remaining candidate, Cortina d'Ampezzo - who had previously been unsuccessful four times - was accepted.

On February 13, 2019, during the World Championships in Åre , the FIS Council decided to hold the controversial combination competition in Cortina as well and now also hold a parallel race for both men and women . This happened against the recommendation of the Alpine Executive Committee, which had spoken out in favor of deleting the combination. For the first time, thirteen competitions will take place in the Alpine region, six each for men and women, as well as the joint team competition , which has been held in a parallel format since the 2011 World Cup in Garmisch-Partenkirchen .

Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic

In view of the very high number of cases in Italy at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic , the Organizing Committee and the Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano requested that the World Cup be postponed in May 2020. They were aiming for a date immediately after the 2022 Winter Olympics . However, after a conference call on July 2, 2020, the FIS Council decided to hold the World Cup at the originally planned time. On January 13, 2021, on the recommendation of the Scientific Expert Council, the Italian government decided that the event may only take place under strict conditions and without spectators. Sports Minister Vincenzo Spadafora stressed that "the participation of fans is too great a risk at this time"; the safety of the athletes and workers is guaranteed. Rigorous protective measures apply to prevent the virus from spreading. Four "bubbles" with as little interaction as possible, rapid antigen tests every three days, electronic access and movement controls, health questionnaires, mask requirements and temperature scans are planned.

Attendees

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As a result of the Russian doping scandal (see McLaren Report and the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi ), the WADA decision of December 2020 means that Russian athletes have to fly under a neutral flag (logo of the Russian National Olympic Committee on a white background) and under the country name “Russian Ski Federation “(RSF) ( Russian Ассоциация лыжных видов спорта России / Russian Ski Federation ). The suits may, however, have the correct country name. This regulation also applies to the other FIS World Championships that will be held in 2021. A similar regulation applied at the 2018 Winter Olympics (see Olympic Athletes from Russia ).

program

Day	date	time	Men's	Ladies
Monday	February 8, 2021	11:00 am / 2:30 pm		Alpine combination
Tuesday	February 9, 2021	10:30 am		Super G
		13:00 'O clock	Super G
				Super G
Wednesday	February 10, 2021	10:00 am / 1:30 pm	Alpine combination
Thursday	February 11, 2021	10:45 a.m.		Super G
		13:00 'O clock	Super G
Friday	February 12, 2021	Reserve day
Saturday	February 13, 2021	11:00 o'clock		Departure
Sunday	February 14, 2021	11:00 o'clock	Departure
Monday	February 15, 2021	9:45 am / 2:10 pm		Alpine combination
		11:15 am / 3:20 pm	Alpine combination
Tuesday	February 16, 2021	14:00 clock	Parallel races
		14:00 clock		Parallel races
Wednesday	February 17, 2021	12:15 p.m.	Team competition
Thursday	February 18, 2021	10:00 am / 1:30 pm		Giant slalom
Friday	February 19, 2021	10:00 am / 1:30 pm	Giant slalom
Saturday	February 20, 2021	10:00 am / 1:30 pm		slalom
Sunday	February 21, 2021	10:00 am / 1:30 pm	slalom

The race was scheduled for this start time at one point, but was canceled and rescheduled for another start time.

A previously canceled / postponed race was / is expected to be rescheduled at this start time.

Hints

• The women's combination was canceled on Monday, February 8th due to heavy snowfall. It is expected to take place on Monday (February 15).
• The men's Super-G has been moved from Tuesday, February 9th, to Thursday (February 11th). More than 350 helpers and more than a dozen snow groomers were needed to prepare the slopes for the women's Super-G.
• The women's Super-G was postponed to 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 9 after the men's competition was canceled. Due to a fog bank, the race was postponed to the reserve start and finally canceled. He was made up on Thursday (February 11th).
• The men's combination, which was planned for Wednesday, February 10, was canceled the day before due to the weather forecast. It is expected to take place on Monday (February 15).

Downhill training

Day	date	time	Men's	Ladies
Friday	February 12th	10:15 am		1. Training
		10:30 am	1. Training
		13:00 'O clock		2. Training
Saturday	13th February	13:00 'O clock	2. Training

Qualifying race

Day	date	time	Men's	Ladies
Tuesday	February 16	9:00	Parallel giant slalom
Thursday	February 18	10:00	Giant slalom
Friday	19th of February	10:00		slalom
Saturday	20. February	10:00	slalom

Medal table

place	country
1	Austria	3	-	-	3
2	Switzerland	2	1	4th	7th
3	United States	1	-	1	2
4th	Germany	-	3	-	3
5	France	-	1	1	2
6th	Slovakia	-	1	-	1

Men's
intermediate result after three competitions

place	athlete
01	Vincent Kriechmayr	2	-	-	2
02	Marco Black	1	-	-	1
03	Alexis Pinturault	-	1	1	2
04th	Romed Baumann	-	1	-	1
	Andreas Sander	-	1	-	1
06th	Beat Feuz	-	-	1	1
	Loïc Meillard	-	-	1	1

Women
intermediate result after three competitions

place	Athlete
01	Corinne Suter	1	1	-	2
02	Lara Gut-Behrami	1	-	1	2
	Mikaela Shiffrin	1	-	1	2
04th	Kira Weidle	-	1	-	1
	Petra Vlhová	-	1	-	1
06th	Michelle Gisin	-	-	1	1

Results gentlemen

Departure

place	country	athlete	Time (min)
01	AUT	Vincent Kriechmayr	1: 37.79
02	GER	Andreas Sander	1: 37.80
03	SUI	Beat Feuz	1: 37.97
04th	SUI	Marco Odermatt	1: 38.44
	ITA	Dominik Paris	1: 38.44
06th	ITA	Christof Innerhofer	1: 38.69
07th	FRA	Nils Allègre	1: 38.76
08th	NOR	Kjetil Jansrud	1: 38.81
09	SUI	Carlo Janka	1: 38.87
10	NOR	Henrik Røa	1: 38.89
	USA	Bryce Bennett	1: 38.89
...
13	AUT	Max Franz	1: 39.04
14th	GER	Romed Baumann	1: 39.09
18th	GER	Thomas Dreßen	1: 39.47
19th	AUT	Otmar Striedinger	1: 39.63
22nd	GER	Dominik Schwaiger	1: 39.90
27	LIE	Marco Pfiffner	1: 41.05

Date: February 14, 2021, 11:00 a.m.
Course: Vertigine
Starting altitude: 2400 m, target altitude: 1560 m
Height difference: 840 m, length: 2740 m
Max. Gradient: 61%, ⌀ gradient: 31%
Course setter: Hannes Trinkl ( FIS ), 38 goals
42 runners at the start, 34 of them classified.

Eliminated among others: Matthias Mayer (AUT), Maxence Muzaton (FRA), Florian Schieder (ITA), Niels Hintermann (SUI)

Defending champion: Kjetil Jansrud 

With a hundredth of a second behind the winner, this is the tightest outcome of a World Cup downhill. Florian Schieder had to be driven into the valley injured after a fall. Maxence Muzaton managed to land on skis after a fall at a speed of around 120 km / h. However, he was eliminated because of a missed goal. Romed Baumann slipped into the gang in the target area and pulled a bleeding wound on his face.

Super G

place	country	athlete	Time (min)
01	AUT	Vincent Kriechmayr	1: 19.41
02	GER	Romed Baumann	1: 19.48
03	FRA	Alexis Pinturault	1: 19.79
04th	CAN	Brodie Seger	1: 19.83
05	ITA	Dominik Paris	1: 19.96
06th	AUT	Matthias Mayer	1: 20.01
07th	FRA	Matthieu Bailet	1: 20.13
08th	USA	Travis Ganong	1: 20.16
09	GER	Andreas Sander	1: 20.29
10	SUI	Beat Feuz	1: 20.34
11	SUI	Marco Odermatt	1: 20.37
...
16	GER	Simon Jocher	1: 21.04
30th	LIE	Marco Pfiffner	1: 23.02

Date: February 11, 2021, 1:00 p.m.
Course: Vertigine Starting altitude: 2190 m, target altitude: 1560 m
Elevation difference: 630 m, length: 2080 m
Max. Gradient: 61%, ⌀ gradient: 30%
Course setter: Alberto Ghidoni, 41 Gates
55 runners at the start, 34 of them classified.
Eliminated among others: Mattia Casse (ITA), Mauro Caviezel (SUI), Johan Clarey (FRA), Max Franz (AUT), Loïc Meillard (SUI), Felix Monsén (SWE), Dominik Schwaiger (GER), Christian Walder (AUT)

Defending champion: Dominik Paris 

With Walder, Meillard and Caviezel, the first three starting athletes were eliminated from the Vertigine jump. The approach to this key point had become unexpectedly fast due to the low temperatures in the night before the race, which surprised many of the athletes.

Giant slalom

place	country	athlete	Time (min)
01
02
03
04th
05
06th
07th
08th
09
10
...

Date: February 19, 2021, 10:00 a.m. / 1:30 p.m.
Course: Labirinti
Starting altitude: 2010 m, target altitude: 1560 m
Elevation difference: 450 m, length: 1320 m
Max. Gradient: 55%, ⌀ gradient: 34%
Course setter 1st run
:, x goals course setter 2nd run:, x goals
x runners at the start, x of which classified.

Defending champion: Henrik Kristoffersen 

slalom

place	country	athlete	Time (min)
01
02
03
04th
05
06th
07th
08th
09
10
...

Date: February 20, 2021, 10:00 a.m. / 1:30 p.m.
Course: Druscié A
Starting altitude: 1710 m, target altitude: 1490 m
Elevation difference: 220 m, length: 550 m
Max. Gradient: 60%, ⌀ gradient: 40%
Course setter 1st run:, x goals
Course setter 2nd run:, x goals
x runners at the start, x of which were classified.

Defending champion: Marcel Hirscher (resigned)  

Alpine combination

place	country	athlete	Super-G (min)	Slalom (sec)	Total (min)
01	AUT	Marco Black	1: 20.35 (5.)	45.51 (1.)	2: 05.86
02	FRA	Alexis Pinturault	1: 20.03 (2.)	45.87 (2.)	2: 05.90
03	SUI	Loïc Meillard	1: 20.38 (6.)	46.60 (3.)	2: 06.98
04th	CAN	James Crawford	1: 19.95 (1.)	47.24 (5.)	2: 07.19
05	GER	Simon Jocher	1: 20.61 (9.)	47.71 (6.)	2: 08.32
06th	FRA	Victor Muffat-Jeandet	1: 21.95 (24.)	47.10 (4.)	2: 09.05
07th	ITA	Riccardo Tonetti	1: 20.64 (10.)	48.75 (12.)	2: 09.39
08th	SUI	Justin Murisier	1: 21.59 (20.)	47.95 (9.)	2: 09.54
09	CZE	Jan Zabystřan	1: 21.59 (20.)	48.10 (10.)	2: 09.69
10	CAN	Trevor Philp	1: 20.95 (11.)	48.77 (13.)	2: 09.72

Date: February 15, 2021, 11:15 am / 3:20 pm

Super-G course: Olimpia delle Tofane
Starting altitude: 2190 m, target altitude: 1560 m
Height difference: 630 m, length: 2100 m
Max. Gradient: 65%, ⌀ gradient: 30%
Course setter: Pete Anderson (NOR), 40 goals

Slalom course: Rumerlo
Starting height: 1740 m, target height: 1560 m
Height difference: 180 m, length: 540
Max. Gradient: 38%, ⌀ gradient: 33%
Course setter: Julien Vuignier (SUI), 69 goals

44 runners at the start, 23 of them classified.
Eliminated in Super-G inter alia: Marco Pfiffner (LIE), Mattias Rönngren (SWE)
Eliminated in slalom inter alia: Luca Aerni (SUI), Nils Allègre (FRA), Martin Čater (SLO), Gino Caviezel (SUI), Kjetil Jansrud ( NOR), Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT), Matthias Mayer (AUT)

Defending champion: Alexis Pinturault 

Parallel races

place	country	athlete
01
02
03
04th
05
06th
07th
08th
...

Date: February 16, 2021, 9:00 a.m. (qualification) / 2:00 p.m.
Route: Rumerlo Start
height: 1665 m, target height: 1560 m
Height difference: 105 m, length: 350 m
Max. Gradient: 38%, ⌀ gradient: 30%

Grid

Round of 16

Quarter finals

Semifinals

final

16

RSF Ivan Kuznetsov

1

SUI Loic Meillard

9

NOR Timon Haugan

8th

GER Linus Strasser

12th

USA River Radamus

5

SLO Zan Kranjec

13

CRO Filip Zubcic

4th

GER Stefan Luitz

14th

SLO Stefan Hadalin

3

GER Alexander Schmid

11

ITA Luca De Aliprandini

6th

SUI Marco Odermatt

10

FRA Mathieu Faivre

7th

FIN Samu Torsti

Race for 3rd place

15th

SWE Mattias Rönngren

2

AUT Fabio Gstrein

Results women

Departure

place	country	sportswoman	Time (min)
01	SUI	Corinne Suter	1: 34.27
02	GER	Kira Weidle	1: 34.47
03	SUI	Lara Gut-Behrami	1: 34.64
04th	CZE	Ester Ledecká	1: 34.71
05	AUT	Ramona Siebenhofer	1: 34.77
	SUI	Michelle Gisin	1: 34.77
07th	AUT	Tamara Tippler	1: 34.81
08th	ITA	Elena Curtoni	1: 35.10
09	USA	Breezy Johnson	1: 35.17
10	NOR	Ragnhild Mowinckel	1: 35.26
11	AUT	Mirjam Puchner	1: 35.29
...
18th	SUI	Jasmina Suter	1: 36.00
19th	AUT	Christine Scheyer	1: 36.26

Date: February 13, 2021, 11:00 a.m.
Course: Olimpia delle Tofane
Starting altitude: 2320 m, target altitude: 1560 m
Elevation difference: 760 m, length: 2560 m
Max. Gradient: 65%, ⌀ gradient: 30%
Course setter: Jean- Philippe Vulliet (FIS), 37 goals
31 runners at the start, 30 of them classified.

Defending champion: Ilka Štuhec 

Super G

place	country	sportswoman	Time (min)
01	SUI	Lara Gut-Behrami	1: 25.51
02	SUI	Corinne Suter	1: 25.85
03	USA	Mikaela Shiffrin	1: 25.98
04th	CZE	Ester Ledecká	1: 26.04
05	NOR	Kajsa Vickhoff Lie	1: 26.16
06th	CAN	Marie-Michèle Gagnon	1: 26.29
07th	AUT	Tamara Tippler	1: 26.38
08th	SUI	Michelle Gisin	1: 26.40
09	SVK	Petra Vlhová	1: 26.41
10	ITA	Federica Brignone	1: 26.60
...
13	SUI	Priska Nufer	1: 26.81
13	FRA	Tessa Worley	1: 26.81
16	AUT	Ariane Rädler	1: 27.10
17th	AUT	Christine Scheyer	1: 27.16
19th	GER	Kira Weidle	1: 27.44
20th	AUT	Stephanie Venier	1: 27.54

Date: February 11, 2021, 10:45 a.m.
Route: Olimpia delle Tofane
Starting altitude: 2190 m, target altitude: 1560 m
Elevation difference: 630 m, length: 2100 m
Max. Gradient: 65%, ⌀ gradient: 30%
Course setter: Giovanni Feltrini (ITA), 45 goals
43 runners at the start, 39 of them classified.

Defending champion: Mikaela Shiffrin 

Giant slalom

place	country	sportswoman	Time (min)
01
02
03
04th
05
06th
07th
08th
09
10
...

Date: February 18, 2021, 10:00 a.m. / 1:30 p.m.
Course: Olimpia delle Tofane
Starting altitude: 1960 m, target altitude: 1560 m
Elevation difference: 400 m, length: 1310 m
Max. Gradient: 45%, ⌀ gradient: 30 %
Course setter 1st run:, x goals
Course setter 2nd run:, x goals
x runners at the start, x of which are classified.

Defending champion: Petra Vlhová 

slalom

place	country	sportswoman	Time (min)
01
02
03
04th
05
06th
07th
08th
09
10
...

Date: February 21, 2021, 10:00 a.m. / 1:30 p.m.
Course: Druscié A
Starting altitude: 1710 m, target altitude: 1490 m
Elevation difference: 220 m, length: 550 m
Max. Gradient: 60%, ⌀ gradient: 40%
Course setter 1st run:, x goals
Course setter 2nd run:, x goals
x runners at the start, x of which were classified.

Defending champion: Mikaela Shiffrin 

Alpine combination

place	country	sportswoman	Super-G (min)	Slalom (sec)	Total (min)
01	USA	Mikaela Shiffrin	1: 22.17 (3rd)	45.05 (1).	2: 07.22
02	SVK	Petra Vlhová	1: 22.51 (7.)	45.57 (2.)	2: 08.08
03	SUI	Michelle Gisin	1: 22.37 (5th)	45.74 (3.)	2: 08.11
04th	ITA	Elena Curtoni	1: 22.12 (2.)	47.45 (5.)	2: 09.57
05	AUT	Ramona Siebenhofer	1: 23.18 (15.)	46.85 (4.)	2: 10.03
06th	ITA	Marta Bassino	1: 23.01 (12.)	47.75 (7.)	2: 10.76
07th	FRA	Laura Gauché	1: 23.29 (16.)	47.57 (6.)	2: 10.86
08th	CZE	Ester Ledecká	1: 22.27 (4th)	49.07 (10.)	2: 11.34
09	NOR	Ragnhild Mowinckel	1: 22.58 (8.)	49.57 (13.)	2: 12.15
10	SLO	Maruša Ferk	1: 22.78 (9.)	49.48 (12.)	2: 12.26
11	AUT	Franziska Gritsch	1: 23.49 (20.)	49.13 (11.)	2: 12.62
...
13	AUT	Katharina Huber	1: 26.08 (30.)	48.30 (8.)	2: 14.38

Date: February 15, 2021, 9.45 a.m. / 2.10 p.m.

Super-G course: Olimpia delle Tofane
Start height: 2190 m, target height: 1560 m
Height difference: 630 m, length: 2100 m
Max. Gradient: 65%, ⌀ gradient: 30%
Course setter: Roland Platzer (SUI), 40 goals

Slalom course: Rumerlo
Starting height: 1740 m, target height: 1560 m
Height difference: 180 m, length: 540
Max. Gradient: 38%, ⌀ gradient: 33%
Course setter: Manuel Gamper (CAN), 58 goals

33 runners at the start, 15 of them classified.
Eliminated in Super-G, among others: Nadia Delago (ITA), Breezy Johnson (USA)
Eliminated in slalom, among others: Estelle Alphand (SWE), Federica Brignone (ITA), Marie-Michèle Gagnon (CAN), Wendy Holdener (SUI), Meta Hrovat (SLO), Priska Nufer (SUI), Kajsa Vickhoff Lie (NOR), Ariane Rädler (AUT), Jasmina Suter (SUI)

Defending champion: Wendy Holdener 

Parallel races

place	country	sportswoman
01
02
03
04th
05
06th
07th
08th
...
17th	AUT	Franziska Gritsch
19th	GER	Emma Aicher
20th	SUI	Lara Gut-Behrami
25th	SUI	Camille Rast
27	GER	Lena Dürr
32	SUI	Jasmina Suter
36	AUT	Ramona Siebenhofer

Date: February 16, 2021, 9:00 a.m. (qualification) / 2:00 p.m.
Route: Rumerlo Start
height: 1665 m, target height: 1560 m
Height difference: 105 m, length: 350 m
Max. Gradient: 38%, ⌀ gradient: 30%

Grid

Round of 16

Quarter finals

Semifinals

final

16

USA Nina O'Brien

1

SUI Wendy Holdener

9

USA Paula Moltzan

8th

AUT Stephanie Brunner

12th

SWE Estelle Alphand

5

POL Maryna Gąsienica-Daniel

13

GBR Alex Tilley

4th

AUT Katharina Liensberger

14th

NZL Piera Hudson

3

SLO Tina Robnik

11

FRA Tessa Worley

6th

FRA Coralie Frasse Sombet

10

ITA Federica Brignone

7th

GER Andrea Filser

Race for 3rd place

15th

ITA Marta Bassino

2

SLO Meta Hrovat

Team competition

Result

place	country	athlete
01
02
03
04th

Date: February 17, 2021, 2:00 p.m.
Route: Rumerlo
Starting altitude: 1665 m, target altitude: 1560 m
Height difference: 105 m, length: 350 m
Max. Gradient: 38%, ⌀ gradient: 30%

Defending champion: Switzerland 

Grid

Round of 16

Quarter finals

Semifinals

final

Race for 3rd place

Web links

• Official website (Italian, English)
• Alpine World Ski Championships 2021 in the database of the International Ski Federation (English)

Individual evidence

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