Alpine Ski World Cup 2006/07

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Alpine Ski World Cup 2006/07

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Men's Ladies
winner
total NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp
Departure SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche AustriaAustria Renate Götschl
Super G United StatesUnited States Bode Miller AustriaAustria Renate Götschl
Giant slalom NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp
slalom AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich AustriaAustria Marlies shield
combination NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal AustriaAustria Marlies shield
Nations Cup AustriaAustria Austria
Nations Cup AustriaAustria Austria AustriaAustria Austria
Competitions
Venues 17th 15th
Individual competitions 36 35
Mixed competitions 1
2005/06
2007/08

The 2006/07 season of the Alpine Ski World Cup organized by the FIS was supposed to begin on October 28, 2006 in Sölden . Because of the warm weather, the two giant slaloms had to be canceled and were not made up for. The first race took place on November 11, 2006 in Levi , Finland . The season ended on March 18, 2007 on the occasion of the World Cup final in Lenzerheide .

After numerous cancellations and postponements due to weather conditions, 36 races were held for the men (11  downhill runs , 5  super-G , 6  giant slaloms , 10  slaloms and 4  super combinations ). For the women there were 35 races on the program (9 downhill runs, 7 super-G, 7 giant slaloms, 9 slaloms and 3 super combinations). A team competition was held for the second time at the end of the season .

The highlight of the season was the World Ski Championships , which took place from February 3 to 18, 2007 in Åre , Sweden .

World Cup ratings

total

Men's
rank athlete Points
1 NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal 1268
2 AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich 1255
3 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche 1098
4th United StatesUnited States Bode Miller 882
5 AustriaAustria Mario Matt 744
6th ItalyItaly Peter Fill 694
7th LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Marco Büchel 635
8th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Marc Berthod 591
9 AustriaAustria Mario Scheiber 584
10 FinlandFinland Kalle Palander 546
11 United StatesUnited States Ted Ligety 534
12 CanadaCanada Erik Guay 529
13 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Silvan Zurbriggen 523
14th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Defago 515
15th SwedenSweden Jens Byggmark 506
16 AustriaAustria Michael Walchhofer 498
17th AustriaAustria Christoph Gruber 479
18th ItalyItaly Manfred Mölgg 453
19th AustriaAustria Hermann Maier 452
20th ItalyItaly Massimiliano Blardone 390
21st CanadaCanada François Bourque 379
22nd SwedenSweden Markus Larsson 376
23 CanadaCanada John Kucera 370
24 SloveniaSlovenia Andrei Jerman 366
25th CroatiaCroatia Ivica Kostelić 344
26th United StatesUnited States Steven Nyman 340
27 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Daniel Albrecht 334
28 AustriaAustria Fritz Strobl 314
29 FranceFrance Jean-Baptiste Grange 309
30th AustriaAustria Hans Grugger 306
31 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Bruno Kernen 297
32 GermanyGermany Felix Neureuther 293
33 CanadaCanada Michael Janyk 288
34 AustriaAustria Rainer Schönfelder 271
35 FranceFrance Pierre-Emmanuel Dalcin 261
36 ItalyItaly Patrick Staudacher 256
37 ItalyItaly Giorgio Rocca 244
38 CanadaCanada Manuel Osborne-Paradis 241
39 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Ambrosi Hoffmann 235
40 AustriaAustria Manfred pillory 207
41 AustriaAustria Andreas Buder 198
42 CanadaCanada Thomas Grandi 193
43 SwedenSweden André Myhrer 188
44 AustriaAustria Georg Streitberger 181
45 AustriaAustria Romed Baumann 169
46 AustriaAustria Klaus Kroell 158
AustriaAustria Hannes Reichelt
48 ItalyItaly Kurt Sulzenbacher 151
49 FranceFrance Pierrick Bourgeat 149
50 United StatesUnited States Marco Sullivan 144
Ladies
rank Athlete Points
1 AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp 1572
2 AustriaAustria Marlies shield 1482
3 United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso 1356
4th AustriaAustria Renate Götschl 1300
5 SwedenSweden Anja Pärson 885
6th United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow 808
7th FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen 783
8th AustriaAustria Michaela Kirchgasser 657
9 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Šárka Záhrobská 593
10 FranceFrance Ingrid Jacquemod 584
11 AustriaAustria Elisabeth Görgl 568
AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel
13 AustriaAustria Andrea Fischbacher 488
14th GermanyGermany Maria Riesch 487
15th SwedenSweden Anna Ottosson 453
16 CanadaCanada Emily Brydon 414
17th AustriaAustria Alexandra Meissnitzer 413
18th SwedenSweden Therese Borssén 407
19th SlovakiaSlovakia Veronika Zuzulová 383
20th CanadaCanada Kelly VanderBeek 367
21st SwitzerlandSwitzerland Nadia Styger 339
22nd CroatiaCroatia Ana Jelušić 331
23 ItalyItaly Manuela Mölgg 314
24 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Fränzi Aufdenblatten 312
25th United StatesUnited States Resi Stiegler 300
26th SwedenSweden Maria Pietilä Holmner 292
27 FranceFrance Marie Marchand-Arvier 288
28 CanadaCanada Britt Janyk 271
29 GermanyGermany Kathrin Hölzl 270
30th SloveniaSlovenia Tina Maze 268
31 ItalyItaly Nicole Gius 266
32 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Chemmy Alcott 249
33 ItalyItaly Nadia Fanchini 238
34 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Dominique Gisin 219
35 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Sylviane Berthod 207
36 FranceFrance Florine de Leymarie 199
37 United StatesUnited States Stacey Cook 196
38 GermanyGermany Monika Bergmann 194
AustriaAustria Christine Sponring
40 CanadaCanada Geneviève Simard 193
41 ItalyItaly Karen Putzer 191
42 ItalyItaly Lucia Recchia 173
43 AustriaAustria Maria Holaus 172
44 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Martina shield 171
45 United StatesUnited States Kaylin Richardson 167
46 ItalyItaly Daniela Merighetti 158
47 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Catherine Borghi 153
48 ItalyItaly Chiara Costazza 148
49 United StatesUnited States Kirsten Lee Clark 144
50 GermanyGermany Annemarie Gerg 142

Departure

Men's
rank athlete Points
1 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche 652
2 LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Marco Büchel 471
3 CanadaCanada Erik Guay 393
4th ItalyItaly Peter Fill 382
5 AustriaAustria Michael Walchhofer 370
6th SloveniaSlovenia Andrei Jerman 339
7th NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal 321
8th United StatesUnited States Bode Miller 318
9 AustriaAustria Mario Scheiber 254
10 United StatesUnited States Steven Nyman 250
11 AustriaAustria Christoph Gruber 242
12 CanadaCanada Manuel Osborne-Paradis 241
13 FranceFrance Pierre-Emmanuel Dalcin 227
14th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Ambrosi Hoffmann 222
15th AustriaAustria Fritz Strobl 220
16 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Bruno Kernen 214
17th AustriaAustria Andreas Buder 198
18th AustriaAustria Hermann Maier 189
19th AustriaAustria Hans Grugger 182
20th ItalyItaly Patrick Staudacher 177
Ladies
rank Athlete Points
1 AustriaAustria Renate Götschl 705
2 United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso 536
3 United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow 390
4th SwedenSweden Anja Pärson 293
5 FranceFrance Ingrid Jacquemod 264
6th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Nadia Styger 229
7th GermanyGermany Maria Riesch 225
8th CanadaCanada Kelly VanderBeek 218
9 FranceFrance Marie Marchand-Arvier 215
10 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Dominique Gisin 210
11 AustriaAustria Andrea Fischbacher 205
12 AustriaAustria Marlies shield 199
13 CanadaCanada Emily Brydon 189
14th AustriaAustria Elisabeth Görgl 184
15th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Sylviane Berthod 181
AustriaAustria Alexandra Meissnitzer
17th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Fränzi Aufdenblatten 164
18th AustriaAustria Maria Holaus 143
19th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Catherine Borghi 131
20th AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp 122

Super G

Men's
rank athlete Points
1 United StatesUnited States Bode Miller 304
2 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche 208
3 CanadaCanada John Kucera 194
4th AustriaAustria Mario Scheiber 190
5 NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal 181
6th AustriaAustria Hermann Maier 177
7th AustriaAustria Christoph Gruber 153
8th LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Marco Büchel 146
9 ItalyItaly Peter Fill 143
10 CanadaCanada Erik Guay 136
AustriaAustria Georg Streitberger 136
12 AustriaAustria Hans Grugger 124
13 AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich 106
14th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Defago 100
15th AustriaAustria Fritz Strobl 94
16 FranceFrance Antoine Dénériaz 85
17th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Bruno Kernen 83
18th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Silvan Zurbriggen 79
19th SwedenSweden Patrik Jarbyn 78
20th AustriaAustria Matthias Lanzinger 76
Ladies
rank Athlete Points
1 AustriaAustria Renate Götschl 540
2 AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp 352
3 United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow 310
4th United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso 273
5 AustriaAustria Alexandra Meissnitzer 207
6th SwedenSweden Anja Pärson 202
7th CanadaCanada Britt Janyk 167
8th AustriaAustria Andrea Fischbacher 158
9 CanadaCanada Kelly VanderBeek 149
10 SloveniaSlovenia Tina Maze 143
11 CanadaCanada Emily Brydon 140
AustriaAustria Christine Sponring
13 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Fränzi Aufdenblatten 137
14th AustriaAustria Marlies shield 135
15th ItalyItaly Nadia Fanchini 126
16 FranceFrance Ingrid Jacquemod 124
SwitzerlandSwitzerland Martina shield
18th GermanyGermany Maria Riesch 118
19th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Nadia Styger 110
20th AustriaAustria Kathrin Wilhelm 109

Giant slalom

Men's
rank athlete Points
1 NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal 416
2 ItalyItaly Massimiliano Blardone 380
3 AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich 319
4th FinlandFinland Kalle Palander 299
5 CanadaCanada François Bourque 249
6th United StatesUnited States Bode Miller 232
7th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche 223
8th United StatesUnited States Ted Ligety 212
9 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Defago 163
10 ItalyItaly Manfred Mölgg 119
11 FranceFrance Joël Chenal 118
12 ItalyItaly Davide Simoncelli 104
13 AustriaAustria Hannes Reichelt 102
14th ItalyItaly Alberto Schieppati 101
15th CanadaCanada John Kucera 87
16 AustriaAustria Hermann Maier 86
17th FranceFrance Thomas Fanara 81
18th AustriaAustria Rainer Schönfelder 79
19th AustriaAustria Christoph Gruber 71
20th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Daniel Albrecht 67
CanadaCanada Thomas Grandi
Ladies
rank Athlete Points
1 AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp 490
2 FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen 419
3 AustriaAustria Michaela Kirchgasser 357
4th United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso 275
5 GermanyGermany Kathrin Hölzl 228
6th SwedenSweden Anna Ottosson 208
7th AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel 206
8th ItalyItaly Manuela Mölgg 200
9 ItalyItaly Karen Putzer 191
10 ItalyItaly Nicole Gius 174
11 AustriaAustria Elisabeth Görgl 171
12 AustriaAustria Marlies shield 168
13 SwedenSweden Anja Pärson 152
14th SwedenSweden Maria Pietilä Holmner 148
15th ItalyItaly Denise Karbon 131
16 CanadaCanada Geneviève Simard 121
17th FranceFrance Ingrid Jacquemod 119
18th AustriaAustria Andrea Fischbacher 86
19th SloveniaSlovenia Tina Maze 81
20th Czech RepublicCzech Republic Šárka Záhrobská 80

slalom

Men's
rank athlete Points
1 AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich 605
2 AustriaAustria Mario Matt 600
3 SwedenSweden Jens Byggmark 490
4th SwedenSweden Markus Larsson 340
5 ItalyItaly Manfred Mölgg 334
6th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Marc Berthod 322
7th CanadaCanada Michael Janyk 279
8th GermanyGermany Felix Neureuther 264
9 FinlandFinland Kalle Palander 247
10 FranceFrance Jean-Baptiste Grange 242
11 ItalyItaly Giorgio Rocca 213
12 AustriaAustria Manfred pillory 207
13 SwedenSweden André Myhrer 188
14th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Silvan Zurbriggen 171
15th United StatesUnited States Ted Ligety 170
16 CroatiaCroatia Ivica Kostelić 144
17th ItalyItaly Cristian Deville 133
18th CanadaCanada Thomas Grandi 126
19th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Marc Gini 124
20th AustriaAustria Reinfried Herbst 121
Ladies
rank Athlete Points
1 AustriaAustria Marlies shield 760
2 AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp 418
3 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Šárka Záhrobská 405
4th SwedenSweden Therese Borssén 389
5 SlovakiaSlovakia Veronika Zuzulová 344
6th FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen 332
7th CroatiaCroatia Ana Jelušić 328
8th AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel 257
9 SwedenSweden Anna Ottosson 215
10 FranceFrance Florine de Leymarie 199
11 GermanyGermany Monika Bergmann 194
12 SwedenSweden Anja Pärson 188
13 ItalyItaly Chiara Costazza 148
AustriaAustria Michaela Kirchgasser
15th SwedenSweden Maria Pietilä Holmner 144
16 GermanyGermany Annemarie Gerg 142
17th United StatesUnited States Resi Stiegler 141
18th FranceFrance Vanessa Vidal 116
19th ItalyItaly Manuela Mölgg 114
20th NorwayNorway Nina Løseth 101

combination

Men's
rank athlete Points
1 NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal 232
2 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Marc Berthod 202
3 CroatiaCroatia Ivica Kostelić 200
4th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Silvan Zurbriggen 169
5 AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich 166
6th AustriaAustria Romed Baumann 140
7th ItalyItaly Peter Fill 127
8th AustriaAustria Rainer Schönfelder 106
SwedenSweden Hans Olsson
10 FranceFrance Pierrick Bourgeat 104
11 AustriaAustria Mario Matt 102
United StatesUnited States Ted Ligety
13 SwedenSweden Niklas Rainer 99
14th AustriaAustria Mario Scheiber 96
15th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Defago 94
16 SloveniaSlovenia Aleš Gorza 69
17th FranceFrance Jean-Baptiste Grange 67
18th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Daniel Albrecht 61
19th NorwayNorway Lars Elton Myhre 55
20th Czech RepublicCzech Republic Ondřej Bank 46
Ladies
rank Athlete Points
1 AustriaAustria Marlies shield 220
2 United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso 195
3 AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp 190
4th AustriaAustria Michaela Kirchgasser 152
5 United StatesUnited States Resi Stiegler 119
6th Czech RepublicCzech Republic Šárka Záhrobská 97
7th United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow 80
8th AustriaAustria Elisabeth Görgl 78
9 FranceFrance Ingrid Jacquemod 77
10 CanadaCanada Emily Brydon 76
11 ItalyItaly Johanna Schnarf 60
AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel
13 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Chemmy Alcott 52
14th SwedenSweden Anja Pärson 50
15th GermanyGermany Fanny Chmelar 43
16 LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Tina Weirather 42
17th FranceFrance Marie Marchand-Arvier 40
United StatesUnited States Kaylin Richardson
19th SloveniaSlovenia Tina Maze 37
20th SloveniaSlovenia Urška Rabič 36
SloveniaSlovenia Petra Robnik

Podium placements men

Departure

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
11/25/2006 Lake Louise ( CAN ) LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Marco Büchel CanadaCanada Manuel Osborne-Paradis ItalyItaly Peter Fill
12/01/2006 Beaver Creek ( USA ) United StatesUnited States Bode Miller SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche United StatesUnited States Steven Nyman
12/09/2006 Val d'Isère ( FRA ) Race canceled. Replacement race on December 28, 2006 in Bormio.
12/16/2006 Val Gardena ( ITA ) United StatesUnited States Steven Nyman SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche AustriaAustria Fritz Strobl
12/28/2006 Bormio ( ITA ) AustriaAustria Michael Walchhofer SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche AustriaAustria Mario Scheiber
12/29/2006 Bormio ( ITA ) AustriaAustria Michael Walchhofer ItalyItaly Peter Fill AustriaAustria Mario Scheiber
13/01/2007 Wengen ( SUI ) United StatesUnited States Bode Miller SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche ItalyItaly Peter Fill
01/20/2007 Chamonix ( FRA ) Race canceled. Replacement race on January 20, 2007 in Val-d'Isère.
01/20/2007 Val d'Isère ( FRA ) FranceFrance Pierre-Emmanuel Dalcin CanadaCanada Erik Guay CanadaCanada Manuel Osborne-Paradis
01/27/2007 Kitzbühel ( AUT ) Race canceled. Replacement race on February 23, 2007 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
02/23/2007 Garmisch-Partenkirchen ( GER ) SloveniaSlovenia Andrei Jerman AustriaAustria Hans Grugger CanadaCanada Erik Guay
02/24/2007 Garmisch-Partenkirchen ( GER ) CanadaCanada Erik Guay SloveniaSlovenia Andrei Jerman SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche
03/10/2007 Kvitfjell ( NOR ) SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche CanadaCanada Erik Guay LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Marco Büchel
03/14/2007 Lenzerheide ( SUI ) NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal SwitzerlandSwitzerland Daniel Albrecht AustriaAustria Christoph Gruber

Super G

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
11/26/2006 Lake Louise ( CAN ) CanadaCanada John Kucera AustriaAustria Mario Scheiber SwedenSweden Patrik Jarbyn
12/15/2006 Val Gardena ( ITA ) United StatesUnited States Bode Miller AustriaAustria Christoph Gruber CanadaCanada John Kucera
12/20/2006 Hinterstoder ( AUT ) United StatesUnited States Bode Miller ItalyItaly Peter Fill AustriaAustria Hermann Maier
01/26/2007 Kitzbühel ( AUT ) Race canceled and canceled without replacement.
03/11/2007 Kvitfjell ( NOR ) AustriaAustria Hans Grugger AustriaAustria Mario Scheiber SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Cuche
03/15/2007 Lenzerheide ( SUI ) NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich CanadaCanada Erik Guay

Giant slalom

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
October 29, 2006 Solden ( AUT ) Race canceled and canceled without replacement.
12/02/2006 Beaver Creek ( USA ) ItalyItaly Massimiliano Blardone NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal United StatesUnited States Ted Ligety
12/17/2006 Alta Badia ( ITA ) FinlandFinland Kalle Palander United StatesUnited States Bode Miller SwitzerlandSwitzerland Didier Defago
12/21/2006 Hinterstoder ( AUT ) NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal CanadaCanada François Bourque FinlandFinland Kalle Palander
01/06/2007 Adelboden ( SUI ) AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich ItalyItaly Massimiliano Blardone NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal
03/03/2007 Kranjska Gora ( SLO ) AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich CanadaCanada François Bourque ItalyItaly Massimiliano Blardone
03/17/2007 Lenzerheide ( SUI ) NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal ItalyItaly Massimiliano Blardone United StatesUnited States Bode Miller

slalom

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
11/12/2006 Levi ( FIN ) AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich SwedenSweden Markus Larsson ItalyItaly Giorgio Rocca
December 3, 2006 Beaver Creek ( USA ) SwedenSweden André Myhrer CanadaCanada Michael Janyk GermanyGermany Felix Neureuther
12/18/2006 Alta Badia ( ITA ) SwedenSweden Markus Larsson United StatesUnited States Ted Ligety CroatiaCroatia Ivica Kostelić
07/01/2007 Adelboden ( SUI ) SwitzerlandSwitzerland Marc Berthod AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich AustriaAustria Mario Matt
01/14/2007 Wengen ( SUI ) Race canceled. Replacement race on January 28, 2007 in Kitzbühel.
01/27/2007 Kitzbühel ( AUT ) SwedenSweden Jens Byggmark AustriaAustria Mario Matt GermanyGermany Alois Vogl
01/28/2007 Kitzbühel ( AUT ) SwedenSweden Jens Byggmark AustriaAustria Mario Matt ItalyItaly Manfred Mölgg
01/30/2007 Schladming ( AUT ) AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich SwedenSweden Jens Byggmark AustriaAustria Mario Matt
02/25/2007 Garmisch-Partenkirchen ( GER ) AustriaAustria Mario Matt GermanyGermany Felix Neureuther AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich
03/04/2007 Kranjska Gora ( SLO ) AustriaAustria Mario Matt AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich ItalyItaly Manfred Mölgg
03/18/2007 Lenzerheide ( SUI ) AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich AustriaAustria Mario Matt ItalyItaly Manfred Mölgg

Super combination

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
11/30/2006 Beaver Creek ( USA ) NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal SwitzerlandSwitzerland Marc Berthod AustriaAustria Rainer Schönfelder
12/10/2006 Val d'Isère ( FRA ) Race canceled. Replacement race on December 10, 2006 on the Reiteralm.
12/10/2006 Reiteralm ( AUT ) CroatiaCroatia Ivica Kostelić AustriaAustria Romed Baumann FranceFrance Pierrick Bourgeat
01/14/2007 Wengen ( SUI ) AustriaAustria Mario Matt SwitzerlandSwitzerland Marc Berthod SwitzerlandSwitzerland Silvan Zurbriggen
01/21/2007 Chamonix ( FRA ) Race canceled. Replacement race on January 21, 2007 in Val-d'Isère.
01/21/2007 Val d'Isère ( FRA ) Race canceled. Replacement race on March 9, 2007 in Kvitfjell.
03/09/2007 Kvitfjell ( NOR ) AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich SwitzerlandSwitzerland Silvan Zurbriggen NorwayNorway Aksel Lund Svindal

combination

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
27./28.01.2007 Kitzbühel ( AUT ) No rating due to the cancellation of the downhill race.

Podium placements women

Departure

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
12/01/2006 Lake Louise ( CAN ) GermanyGermany Maria Riesch United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow ItalyItaly Nadia Fanchini
12/02/2006 Lake Louise ( CAN ) United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow AustriaAustria Renate Götschl SwedenSweden Anja Pärson
12/19/2006 Val d'Isère ( FRA ) United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso AustriaAustria Renate Götschl United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow
12/20/2006 Val d'Isère ( FRA ) United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso SwedenSweden Anja Pärson
13/01/2007 Altenmarkt-Zauchensee ( AUT ) AustriaAustria Renate Götschl SwitzerlandSwitzerland Dominique Gisin United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso
01/20/2007 Cortina d'Ampezzo ( ITA ) AustriaAustria Renate Götschl United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso FranceFrance Marie Marchand-Arvier
01/27/2007 San Sicario ( ITA ) AustriaAustria Renate Götschl AustriaAustria Elisabeth Görgl AustriaAustria Maria Holaus
03/03/2007 Tarvisio ( ITA ) United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso AustriaAustria Renate Götschl CanadaCanada Emily Brydon
03/14/2007 Lenzerheide ( SUI ) AustriaAustria Renate Götschl AustriaAustria Marlies shield FranceFrance Marie Marchand-Arvier

Super G

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
December 3, 2006 Lake Louise ( CAN ) AustriaAustria Renate Götschl United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow CanadaCanada Kelly VanderBeek
12/17/2006 Reiteralm ( AUT ) AustriaAustria Renate Götschl AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp SwitzerlandSwitzerland Martina shield
01/19/2007 Cortina d'Ampezzo ( ITA ) United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp AustriaAustria Renate Götschl
01/26/2007 San Sicario ( ITA ) AustriaAustria Renate Götschl United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow AustriaAustria Christine Sponring
01/28/2007 San Sicario ( ITA ) United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow AustriaAustria Renate Götschl AustriaAustria Christine Sponring
03/04/2007 Tarvisio ( ITA ) AustriaAustria Renate Götschl AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso
03/15/2007 Lenzerheide ( SUI ) SwedenSweden Anja Pärson AustriaAustria Andrea Fischbacher AustriaAustria Marlies shield

Giant slalom

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
11/25/2006 Aspen ( USA ) AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen AustriaAustria Michaela Kirchgasser
12/28/2006 Semmering ( AUT ) AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp AustriaAustria Marlies shield
01/06/2007 Kranjska Gora ( SLO ) AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp ItalyItaly Nicole Gius FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen
01/21/2007 Cortina d'Ampezzo ( ITA ) ItalyItaly Karen Putzer United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso ItalyItaly Denise Karbon
02/24/2007 Sierra Nevada ( ESP ) AustriaAustria Michaela Kirchgasser AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen
03/10/2007 Zwiesel ( GER ) FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp AustriaAustria Michaela Kirchgasser
03/18/2007 Lenzerheide ( SUI ) AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp GermanyGermany Kathrin Hölzl AustriaAustria Michaela Kirchgasser

slalom

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
11/11/2006 Levi ( FIN ) AustriaAustria Marlies shield AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel
11/26/2006 Aspen ( USA ) AustriaAustria Marlies shield AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp SwedenSweden Therese Borssén
12/21/2006 Val d'Isère ( FRA ) AustriaAustria Marlies shield GermanyGermany Annemarie Gerg SwedenSweden Therese Borssén
12/29/2006 Semmering ( AUT ) SwedenSweden Therese Borssén AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel AustriaAustria Marlies shield
04/01/2007 Zagreb ( CRO ) AustriaAustria Marlies shield CroatiaCroatia Ana Jelušić Czech RepublicCzech Republic Šárka Záhrobská
07/01/2007 Kranjska Gora ( SLO ) AustriaAustria Marlies shield Czech RepublicCzech Republic Šárka Záhrobská SlovakiaSlovakia Veronika Zuzulová
02/25/2007 Sierra Nevada ( ESP ) AustriaAustria Marlies shield FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen SlovakiaSlovakia Veronika Zuzulová
03/11/2007 Zwiesel ( GER ) AustriaAustria Marlies shield SwedenSweden Anna Ottosson Šárka Záhrobská
Czech RepublicCzech Republic 
03/17/2007 Lenzerheide ( SUI ) AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp SwedenSweden Anja Pärson SlovakiaSlovakia Veronika Zuzulová

Super combination

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
12/15/2006 Reiteralm ( AUT ) AustriaAustria Marlies shield AustriaAustria Michaela Kirchgasser AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel
01/14/2007 Altenmarkt-Zauchensee ( AUT ) United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso United StatesUnited States Lindsey Kildow AustriaAustria Marlies shield
03/02/2007 Tarvisio ( ITA ) AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp United StatesUnited States Julia Mancuso AustriaAustria Marlies shield

Team competition

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
03/16/2007 Lenzerheide ( SUI ) AustriaAustria Austria
Andrea Fischbacher
Michaela Kirchgasser
Christoph Gruber
Mario Scheiber
Reinfried Herbst
Manfred Pranger
ItalyItaly Italy
Daniela Merighetti
Chiara Costazza
Peter Fill
Massimiliano Blardone
Cristian Deville
Manfred Mölgg
FranceFrance France
Ingrid Jacquemod
Marie Marchand-Arvier
Florine de Leymarie
Julien Lizeroux
Yannick Bertrand
Jean-Baptiste Grange

Nations Cup

Overall rating
rank country Points
1 AustriaAustria Austria 14735
2 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 5861
3 United StatesUnited States United States 5297
4th ItalyItaly Italy 5134
5 SwedenSweden Sweden 4177
6th CanadaCanada Canada 3714
7th FranceFrance France 3338
8th GermanyGermany Germany 1961
9 NorwayNorway Norway 1529
10 FinlandFinland Finland 1448
11 SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia 1161
12 LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Liechtenstein 754
13 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 704
14th CroatiaCroatia Croatia 685
15th SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia 383
16 United KingdomUnited Kingdom United Kingdom 287
17th SpainSpain Spain 114
18th JapanJapan Japan 112
19th PolandPoland Poland 88
20th MonacoMonaco Monaco 52
21st SerbiaSerbia Serbia 24
Men's
rank country Points
1 AustriaAustria Austria 6610
2 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 3982
3 ItalyItaly Italy 3078
4th CanadaCanada Canada 2258
5 United StatesUnited States United States 2154
6th SwedenSweden Sweden 1837
7th FranceFrance France 1793
8th NorwayNorway Norway 1382
9 SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia 693
10 LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Liechtenstein 635
11 FinlandFinland Finland 579
12 GermanyGermany Germany 491
13 CroatiaCroatia Croatia 354
14th JapanJapan Japan 112
15th Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 97
16 United KingdomUnited Kingdom United Kingdom 38
Ladies
rank country Points
1 AustriaAustria Austria 8125
2 United StatesUnited States United States 3143
3 SwedenSweden Sweden 2340
4th ItalyItaly Italy 2056
5 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 1879
6th FranceFrance France 1545
7th GermanyGermany Germany 1470
8th CanadaCanada Canada 1456
9 FinlandFinland Finland 869
10 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 607
11 SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia 468
12 SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia 383
13 CroatiaCroatia Croatia 331
14th United KingdomUnited Kingdom United Kingdom 249
15th NorwayNorway Norway 147
16 LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Liechtenstein 119
17th SpainSpain Spain 114
18th PolandPoland Poland 88
19th MonacoMonaco Monaco 52
20th SerbiaSerbia Serbia 24

Season course

particularities

From this season onwards, the FIS intervened with a resolution of May 26, 2006 to the effect that only the official World Cup start list (WCSL) was relevant for the downhill runs, because the regulation that has been in force since 2002/03 to set the starting order according to the results of the downhill training , brought more and more competition with it. In the case of the Super-Gs, which, as is well known, have to run without such training drives, this was already done from 2002/03 - and now this was true both times: The No. 1 in the world started with No. 30, No. 2 with 29 etc. On November 17th, the FIS Board approved the transfer of the Swiss Urs Imboden to the Ski Association of Moldova; with the French Christophe Roux and the South Tyrolean Sascha Gritsch , he formed the first alpine ski team in Moldova. Kilian Albrecht also changed his association ; with the receipt of the citizenship of Bulgaria on December 9th, he was allowed to start for its ski association.

Other incidents

Men's:

  • At the slalom on December 18 in Alta Badia , none of the ÖSV runners made it into the ranking. After the first run, only Benjamin Raich remained in the ranking, albeit in 3rd place. The last time the same thing happened on March 21, 1986 in Bromont in a men's slalom for the Austrian riders.
  • There was a small incident at the Super-G in Hinterstoder on December 20th: The one with start no. 43 started the race, Daniel Albrecht was on the second best intermediate time when he was hindered by a piste worker. The Swiss took after starting no. 63 a restart and was able to take 12th place.
  • Rainer Schönfelder came into the headlines (especially on the boulevard) when he was spotted skiing naked on a slope next to the closed piste in Wengen on January 10th without training.
  • Mario Matt won the super combined in Wengen (January 14th), although he was only 34th after the first part, the downhill. However, he was able to start first because he did not start and took advantage of this advantage.
  • Fritz Strobl also made headlines alongside skiing, as he received a gold award from the record industry for selling 15,000 singles of his song "Genie auf die Ski" ("I am Mozart's mousetrap") and took second place in the "Austria Top 40" -Single charts. Actually, this song was only intended as a publicity stunt by a sponsor of the ÖSV (“Iglo”). - Disguised as Mozart, he celebrated his farewell tour at his last career race on Lenzerheide.

Women:

  • Over the entire season, the rather reduced (only two or three starters) and high-numbered Swiss team of technicians (as in the previous season) suffered significant defeats: In the slaloms, there was only a strong one on February 25 in the Sierra Nevada Sign of life, as Aline Bonjour , this with start no. 38, took 5th place (and Sandra Gini came in tenth with no.34 , plus Rabea Grand in 25th place), in Zwiesel Bonjour came in eighteenth - in the other previous races none had made it into the classification ( Aïta Camastral had qualified twice for the second run, but not finished it). A similar picture emerged in the giant slaloms, in which only in Aspen the ranks 25, 26 and 29 for Fränzi Aufdenblatten , who with start no. Jessica Pünchera and Rabea Grand entered the race in 61 and Aufdenblatten ranked 26th in Zwiesel who were positives. Nobody could qualify for the two finalis.
  • After practically two years of injury-related absence, Maria Riesch returned fully to racing and was able to win the first downhill of the season (December 1st in Lake Louise).
  • At the Super-G on the Reiteralm (December 17th) Martina Schild (although already starting the race with start number 3 ) prevented the ÖSV team from being successful seven times.
  • The slalom on December 29th in Semmering and the one on January 4th in Zagreb were night slalom.
  • At the giant slalom in Cortina d'Ampezzo (January 21) the visibility changed significantly in the first run in favor of later start numbers , so that Karen Putzer took the lead with No. 24, but also achieved the best time in the second run.
  • On March 2nd, Nicole Hosp was able to win the Super Combined in Tarvisio (Tarvisio) from downhill rank 19 (net 17) with a great slalom performance.

Statistical

Renate Götschl achieved her 17th World Cup victory in this discipline in the Super-G on March 4th in Tarvisio, overtaking Katja Seizinger , who had previously led this ranking with 16 victories.

Cancellations, postponements

  • The whole season opener in Sölden fell victim to the bad weather conditions. Due to the regulations that existed until 2018, there were no substitute races because this was not intended for the starting competition.
  • The first women's Super-G on January 27th in San Sicario was Altenmarkt's replacement race .

Injuries

Men's:

  • On the morning of November 10th, Fredrik Nyberg suffered a knee dislocation while training at the Reiteralm; During a two-hour operation at the UKH Salzburg, it was found that five ligaments were torn. For the Swedish giant slalom and Super-G specialist, the season was practically over before it even began.
  • Even Stephan Görgl had after a write off on December 8 by a suffered at the Reiteralm in training injury the season.
  • A ligament injury in his right knee on January 29th, one day before his 28th birthday, forced Davide Simoncelli to end the season prematurely.
  • On February 17th, Giorgio Rocca was informed that he would be out for the rest of the season because he would undergo an operation on his right knee due to persistent complaints.

Women:

  • María José Rienda sustained a torn cruciate ligament and an internal ligament tear in her right knee in a fall while training in Colorado; For them, too, the season was over.
  • Lindsey Kildow ended the season prematurely on February 22nd: she injured her knee in a training fall at the World Championships in Åre .
  • Tear of the anterior cruciate ligament and the inner ligament in the left knee, the inner ligament in the right knee - that was the bad diagnosis for the Swiss downhill talent Dominique Gisin on February 28 after a fall in the first training session in Tarvisio, in which the runner hit the Safety nets was catapulted.
  • A chipped ankle on March 1st while training in the Fassa Valley in Trentino forced Denise Karbon to end the season prematurely.
  • Two people were injured during training sessions on Lenzerheide on March 13 : Monika Dumermuth suffered a tear in the meniscus in her right knee and was transported to the Chur hospital . Tina Weirather had a hard fall. In the clinic of Dr. Christian Schenk in Schruns , where the two-time junior world champion was flown, diagnosed a tear in the anterior cruciate ligament and the inner ligament, as well as a tear in the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee.
  • Renate Götschl underwent the postponed operation on her right leg in Schruns on March 17th. During the training fall on March 1st in Tarvisio, she broke the outer tibial head and chipped cartilage.

Premier victories

Men's:

  • With start no. 1 also came first on November 26th in the Super-G of Lake Louise John Kucera .
  • Not only first victory for André Myhrer at the slalom in Beaver Creek (December 3), but also first podium for Michael Janyk in second place and Felix Neureuther in third place.
  • Steven Nyman landed his first victory on the downhill in Val Gardena . As a forerunner, Kristian Ghedina officially resigned from the previous year.
  • Marc Berthod also set other records with his first win. Above all, by giving him a race with two rounds, etc. between the slalom in Adelboden , a successful race to catch up: Only with start number anyway. 60 started and after the first run, 2.76 seconds behind the leader Markus Larsson, he was in 27th place, but thanks to changing conditions (slower piste and poor visibility) he was in first place. He also finished an over 103 races without victory for the Swiss men (last victory by Didier Cuche on January 30, 2004 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen ). This was also the first World Cup slalom victory for the “swiss-ski” men since Didier Plaschy in November / December 1999.
  • Sweden's young star Jens Byggmark won that of Kitzbühel in only his eighth World Cup slalom and twice after the next. In addition, these two slaloms took place on the finish slope of the descent, as the original route (Ganslernhang) was impassable - just as the descent itself could not take place due to the heavy rain of the last few days, which is why this "emergency program" was decided.
  • Andrej Jerman not only won his personal first World Cup victory on the replacement downhill run for Kitzbühel in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, but also the first in the downhill run for the Slovenian Association.

Women:

World Cup decisions

Men's

Overall World Cup:
Since co-favorite Bode Miller soon proved to be too inconsistent, especially in the slalom, a three-way battle between Svindal, Raich and Cuche developed, in the end it was just a duel between Svindal and Raich, which after Svindal with three victories in the final, an unbelievable comeback was achieved, which was ultimately decided in the last race of the season. After the victory in the super combined in Kvitfjell (March 9th), the Pitztal appeared with a 117 point lead over the Norwegian. But then Cuche took third place after the Kvitfjell Super-G (both Raich and Svindal were eliminated - the intermediate result was Raich 1.055, Cuche 963, Svindal 952). After the downhill and Super-G in the final, the situation had changed, Raich was very close with 1,155 points ahead of Svindal (1,152); Cuche (1,048) was still in the game, but his deficit hardly meant that overall victory was expected.

The preliminary decision in favor of Svindal was undoubtedly already made in the giant slalom: Already with start no. 1 Raich was eliminated in the first run, the Norwegian succeeded (after the first run in second place behind Massimiliano Blardone , but only 0.01 seconds behind) the victory. He was now in the lead with 1,252 points, 97 points ahead. Nevertheless, the tension did not break in the final slalom, in which Svindal had to make it into the first 15. This time Raich was in the lead after the first run, with 12th place Svindal would have “fulfilled his mission”, but he did not succeed in an optimal second run, he had fallen behind four runners started before him and could not have increased his points account. But the Swede Markus Larsson , who appeared immediately after him, classified behind him. Thus, most of the tension (it was still about the Slalom World Cup) was gone, because Svindal was undeniably close to the points. Raich won the slalom, but Svindal received 16 points for his 15th place and was World Cup winner with 1268 points ahead of Raich with 1255 points. This lead of 13 points was the narrowest relative lead ever achieved for the men (the second had 98.97% of the winner's points), but two years later it was clearly undercut by the same protagonists (2 points, 99.8% ).

Downhill:
With his victory in Kvitfjell (March 10th), Didier Cuche, who was already number 1 on the “World Cup starting list” (and therefore started at No. 30), won the “small crystal ball”. The race was disrupted due to heavy fog, had started with several postponements and after 11 runners there was a longer interruption, so that with start no. 12 ( Hans Grugger ) there was practically a "restart".

Super-G:
Bode Miller started with 14th place, with two wins and a seventh and fourth place, he was relatively well ahead of Didier Cuche. Although he was in the top ten, the series 9-4-9-3-6 hardly brought him any “big points”. After the first two races, John Kucera was in the lead with 160 points, but with ranks 29 and twice 15, only 34 more points were left. Mario Scheiber experienced a trough with ranks 2, 21, a retirement, again rank 2 and finally rank 13. Aksel Lund Svindal was only able to catch up with the victory in the final, which had brought him a lot for the overall World Cup. The long-time dominator in this discipline, Hermann Maier, was also never able to ride around the “little ball”. He had been disqualified as fifth in Val Gardena due to a peat error; more than this would have brought him to 222 points and thus rank 2 in his other ranks (4, 3, 5, 12), but would not have been possible.

Giant slalom:
With his failure in the final, Raich, who was in the lead with 319 points at the time, missed the chance for the third discipline ball en suite. His two remaining competitors in the points campaign (Svindal 316; Blardone 300) passed him.

Slalom: A
small consolation for Benjamin Raich was to have defeated the Tyrolean team-mate Mario Matt by five points with his final victory , with the latter taking second place 0.97 seconds behind.

Combination:
They were actually all super combinations, with the slaloms each having two slaloms (Beaver Creek, Wengen) with a descent and twice each with a super G. With a win, third, sixth and eighth place, Svindal had a decisive advantage over Marc Berthod, because he could only take 13 points on the Reiteralm with 18th place; in the other ranks (twice a second, once a ninth) there was almost a stalemate.

Ladies

Overall World Cup:
In the final phase, things got really tight. After the giant slalom in Zwiesel (which was disturbed by fog in Kvitfjell) , Hosp took over the lead from Mancuso thanks to 2nd place (5th place after the lead after run 1) and was 1,263 to 1,244 points ahead of the US girl. The Zwiesel slalom with Marlies Schild's victory (with only 11th place from Hosp and 24th from Mancuso) brought the Salzburg woman to the front (1.302 / Hosp 1.287 / Mancuso 1.251) - and thanks to her surprising top places in the speed competitions, she appeared in the final (place 2 in the downhill, 3rd place in the Super-G), with which she now showed 1,442 points to be the clear favorite (Hosp: 1,372; Mancuso: 1,332 - Götschl with 1,300 points would have had theoretical chances, but she already took them After an operation that was long overdue; see also the article on «Injuries»). But instead of securing the necessary points in her dominant discipline, the slalom, she obviously allowed herself to be over-nervous after finishing 2nd in the first run behind Hosp, an extremely serious mistake threw her back to 19th place and she stayed up her 1,442 points, while the team-mate with Contenance won and got 30 points ahead and (as a newly crowned giant slalom world champion) kept her cool and at the same time secured the discipline ranking (please see the article on giant slalom below). So it was irrelevant that Schild (after finishing 10th in the first run) finished with an acceptable sixth place.

Downhill:
Thanks to second place in Tarvisio (March 3), Renate Götschl (after a fall in training on March 1, which is why she had to do without the super combination, was only made fit through great “physotherapeutic” art ) already the rating. After ranking 19th in the overall and also in the Super-G and 3rd place in the downhill rating of the previous season (although premature termination due to an operation on February 25, 2006), she made a successful comeback.

Super-G:
With six podiums (four of them wins), Renate Götschl proved to be extremely dominant (her failure in the final was bearable). She left San Sicario with 440 points, which was enough in the end. Only Lindsey Kildow would have had a good chance (despite her failure on December 16 at the Reiteralm) with a win, twice rank 2 and once rank 4 (which meant 310 points), but she had to give "where" after the world championships (see please post under «Injuries»). Nicole Hosp was able to keep her chance with the ranks 7-2-2-11 (thus 220 points), but rank 24 on January 28th in San Sicario only brought an increase of seven points. Julia Mancuso was able to win the third Super-G of the season, but too weak a start (positions 35 and 18) and then only twice in 8th place brought her to 171 points up to and including January 28th.

Giant slalom:
Initially, the premier winner Zettel was in the front with her “double pack”, but the Lower Austrian only scored six points in the new year. 125 points after rank 2 at Semmering meant for Niki Hosp that from this point on she was always ahead of Tanja Poutiainen (she was ninth there and had 109 points) - and even after the fall in Cortina (which left her with a black eye) she had 230 to 214 points. It remained a duel, although it got a bit tight in Zwiesel: Poutiainen was in 2nd place after the first run, the Bichlbacherin in 6th; the Finn won, but Hosp was second and stayed ahead with 390 to 374 points. Poutiainen should have placed himself in front of Hosp in the final; after the first run, Hosp was already leading somewhat comfortably with 0.62 seconds before this one; with another fastest time (Poutiainen fell back to 5th place; Kathrin Hölzl reached her first podium with 2nd place) there was no doubt about the success of the world champion. Despite the victory in the Sierra Nevada , Michaela Kirchgasser had practically nothing to say, she only reached 237 points on February 24th.

Slalom:
After Kranjska Gora at the latest, Marlies Schild, who had already been successful five times and now had 560 points, was unassailable.

Combination:
With one win and two third places, Marlies Schild had a better record than Mancuso. The American had traded her deficit with rank 16 on the Reiteralm (after rank 4 in the Super-G, in which Schild was sixth, she lost too much time in the slalom).

End of career

Men's

Ladies

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