sport
Alpine skiing
discipline
Team competition
gender Mixd
Attendees 80 athletes from 16 countries
Competition location
Yongpyong Alpine Center
Competition phase February 24, 2018
The team competition in alpine skiing Yongpyong Alpine Center in Pyeongchang . The gold medal was won by the Swiss team , ahead of Austria and Norway .
regulate The race was held in the form of a parallel slalom (with giant slalom gates). Each team provided two athletes; it was also possible to use two reserve runners. In every duel between two teams there were four runs, with the winner of a run getting one point for his team. The first and third runs were women against women, the second and fourth runs were men against men. If after four runs the result was 2: 2, the addition of the running times of the better man and the better woman of a team decided.
The matches in the round of 16 were determined according to the status in the national ranking of the Alpine Ski World Cup immediately before the start of the Olympic Winter Games. Thus z. B. Austria set as No. 1, Switzerland as No. 2, etc.
Bottom line
rank
country
Athletes
1
Switzerland Switzerland
Luca Aerni , Denise Feierabend , Wendy Holdener , Daniel Yule , Ramon Zenhäusern
2
Austria Austria
Stephanie Brunner , Manuel Feller , Katharina Gallhuber , Katharina Liensberger , Michael Matt , Marco Schwarz
3
Norway Norway
Sebastian Foss Solevåg , Nina Haver-Løseth , Kristin Lysdahl , Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen , Jonathan Nordbotten , Maren Skjøld
4th
France France
Adeline Baud-Mugnier , Julien Lizeroux , Clément Noël , Nastasia Noens , Alexis Pinturault , Tessa Worley
5
Germany Germany
Fritz Dopfer , Lena Dürr , Alexander Schmid , Linus Straßer , Marina Wallner
United Kingdom Great Britain
Charlie Guest , Dave Ryding , Laurie Taylor , Alex Tilley
Italy Italy
Federica Brignone , Chiara Costazza , Irene Curtoni , Stefano Gross , Riccardo Tonetti , Alex Vinatzer
Sweden Sweden
Frida Hansdotter , Mattias Hargin , Kristoffer Jakobsen , André Myhrer , Anna Swenn-Larsson , Emelie Wikström
9
Canada Canada
Phil Brown , Candace Crawford , Erin Mielzynski , Trevor Philp , Erik Read , Laurence St-Germain
Olympia OAR
Alexander Khoroshilov , Ivan Kuznetsov , Anastassija Silantjewa , Jekaterina Tkachenko
Slovakia Slovakia
Matej Falat , Soňa Moravčíková , Veronika Velez-Zuzulová , Petra Vlhová , Adam Žampa , Andreas Žampa
Slovenia Slovenia
Ana Bucik , Maruša Ferk , Štefan Hadalin , Žan Kranjec , Tina Robnik
Korea South South Korea
Gim So-hui , Jung Dong-hyun , Kang Young-seo , Kim Dong-woo
Czech Republic Czech Republic
Ondřej Berndt , Gabriela Capová , Martina Dubovská , Filip Forejtek , Kateřina Pauláthová , Jan Zabystřan
Hungary Hungary
Szonja Hozmann , Márton Kékesi , Mariann Maróthy , Dalibor Šamšal
United States United States
David Chodounsky , Mark Engel , Patricia Mangan , Megan McJames , Alice Merryweather , Nolan Kasper
Grid Detailed results Round of 16 Great Britain in the quarterfinals due to the better running times (41.71 s to 41.90 s).
France reached the quarter-finals due to the better running times (41.13 s to 41.17 s).
Germany in the quarterfinals due to the better running times (40.98 s to 41.69 s).
Quarter finals Norway in the semifinals due to the better running times (41.18 s to 41.39 s).
Switzerland in the semi-finals due to the better running times (40.47 s to 40.87 s).
Semifinals Race for 3rd place Norway wins the bronze medal due to the better running times (41.17 s to 41.29 s).
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