Olympic Winter Games 2018 / Snowboard - Parallel Giant Slalom (women)

sport	Snowboard
discipline	Parallel giant slalom
gender	Women
Attendees	31 athletes from 14 countries
Competition location	Bokwang Phoenix Park
Competition phase	February 24, 2018
	Medalists
	Ester Ledecká ( CZE )
	Selina Jörg ( GER )
	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister ( GER )
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Snowboard competitions at the 2018 Winter Olympics
Big Air	Women	Men
halfpipe	Women	Men
Parallel giant slalom	Women	Men
Snowboard cross	Women	Men
Slopestyle	Women	Men

The women's snowboard parallel giant slalom at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games was held on February 24, 2018 in Bokwang Phoenix Park .

The Czech Ester Ledecká , who surprisingly won the Super-G in Alpine skiing before , was also able to secure the Olympic victory in the parallel giant slalom. This makes her the first female athlete to become an Olympic champion in two different sports. In the final, she prevailed against the German snowboarder Selina Jörg , who won the silver medal. The bronze medal was also won by a German athlete, Ramona Theresia Hofmeister , who drove the faster run in the small final against Aljona Sawarsina from the Olympic athletes from Russia .

A total of 31 athletes competed in this discipline and tried to qualify for the final round with two runs. Thus the field of participants in the final round consisted of a total of 16 snowboarders who competed against each other in two-way duels in a knockout system.

Results

qualification

rank	Athlete	country	Blue course (s)	Red course (s)	Total time (min)	annotation
1	Ester Ledecká	Czech Republic Czech Republic	45.58	43.32	1: 28.90	Q
2	Alyona Zavarsina	Olympia Olympic athletes from Russia	45.43	44.73	1: 30.16	Q
3	Selina Jörg	Germany Germany	44.67	45.60	1: 30.27	Q
4th	Carolin Langenhorst	Germany Germany	45.02	46.56	1: 31.58	Q
5	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Germany Germany	45.36	46.62	1: 31.98	Q
6th	Tomoka Takeuchi	Japan Japan	47.86	45.00	1: 32.86	Q
7th	Julie Zogg	Switzerland Switzerland	45.70	47.19	1: 32.89	Q
8th	Daniela Ulbing	Austria Austria	47.07	46.00	1: 33.07	Q
9	Milena Bykova	Olympia Olympic athletes from Russia	46.43	46.66	1: 33.09	Q
10	Aleksandra Król	Poland Poland	47.02	46.11	1: 33.13	Q
11	Julia Dujmovits	Austria Austria	45.95	47.21	1: 33.16	Q
12	Ladina Jenny	Switzerland Switzerland	46.96	46.23	1: 33.19	Q
13	Ina Meschik	Austria Austria	46.21	47.02	1: 33.23	Q
14th	Ekaterina Tudezheva	Olympia Olympic athletes from Russia	47.44	45.98	1: 33.42	Q
15th	Glorija Kotnik	Slovenia Slovenia	48.00	45.52	1: 33.52	Q
16	Patrizia grief	Switzerland Switzerland	47.00	46.59	1: 33.59	Q
17th	Michelle Dekker	Netherlands Netherlands	47.42	46.18	1: 33.60
18th	Nadya Ochner	Italy Italy	48.00	45.80	1: 33.80
19th	Natalia Soboleva	Olympia Olympic athletes from Russia	47.78	46.15	1: 33.93
20th	Jeong Hae-rim	Korea South South Korea	46.93	47.18	1: 34.11
21st	Anke Woehrer	Germany Germany	47.83	46.87	1: 34.70
22nd	Zang Ruxin	China People's Republic China	48.17	47.09	1: 35.26
23	Stefanie Mueller	Switzerland Switzerland	48.79	46.80	1: 35.59
24	Weronika Biela	Poland Poland	48.10	47.82	1: 35.92
25th	Shin Da-hae	Korea South South Korea	49.13	46.91	1: 36.04
26th	Gong Naiying	China People's Republic China	48.63	47.73	1: 36.36
27	Teodora Pencheva	Bulgaria Bulgaria	49.01	49.62	1: 38.63
28	Annamari Danja	Ukraine Ukraine	60.12	46.52	1: 46.64
	Karolina Sztokfisz	Poland Poland	47.13	DSQ	DSQ
	Claudia Riegler	Austria Austria	DNF		DNF
	Xu Xiaoxiao	China People's Republic China		DSQ	DSQ