Snowboard World Championships 2003
Snowboard World Championships 2003 | ||
Men's | Ladies | |
winner | ||
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Snowboard cross | Xavier de Le Rue | Karine Ruby |
halfpipe | Markus Keller | Doriane Vidal |
Parallel slalom | Siegfried Grabner | Isabelle Blanc |
Parallel giant slalom | Dejan Košir | Ursula Bruhin |
Big Air | Risto Mattila | only men |
Competitions | ||
Venues | Kreischberg , Austria | |
Individual competitions | 5 | 4th |
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The 5th FIS Snowboard World Championships took place from January 12th to 19th, 2003 at Kreischberg near Murau ( Austria ).
Men
Parallel giant slalom
The men's slalom competitions had the largest field of participants in the world championships with 82 athletes. In the parallel giant slalom , only 16 qualified for the round of 16. Eight of them made it to the semi-finals and four made it to the final. There they competed against each other for the medals, while the losers in the semi-finals ran for the other places in a consolation round.
space | country | athlete |
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1 | Slovenia | Dejan Košir |
2 | Switzerland | Simon Schoch |
3 | France | Nicolas Huet |
4th | France | Mathieu Bozzetto |
5 | Austria | Siegfried Grabner |
6th | Switzerland | Gilles Jaquet |
7th | United States | Christopher J Klug |
8th | Italy | Simone Salvati |
Date: January 13, 2003 | ||||||
Height difference: 185 m, gates: 30 | ||||||
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Parallel slalom
The men's slalom competitions had the largest field of participants in the world championships with 82 athletes. The 16 time-best snowboarders reached the round of 16. The winners of the direct runs fought against each other for the medals in the finals.
space | country | athlete |
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1 | Austria | Siegfried Grabner |
2 | France | Mathieu Bozzetto |
3 | Switzerland | Simon Schoch |
4th | France | Nicolas Huet |
5 | Slovenia | Dejan Košir |
6th | Austria | Harald Walder |
7th | Switzerland | Gilles Jaquet |
8th | United States | Ryan McDonald |
Date: January 14, 2003 |
Height difference: 78 m, gates: 20 |
Philipp Schoch (10.) |
Michael Dabringer (11.) |
Markus Ebner (15.) |
Urs Eiselin (17.) |
Michael Layer (18.) |
Mathias Behounek (23rd) |
Felix Stadler (29.) |
Christian Veit (34th) |
Michele Laghi (47.) |
halfpipe
52 athletes started in the halfpipe, twelve of whom qualified for the final round.
space | country | athlete |
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1 | Switzerland | Markus Keller |
2 | Sweden | Stefan Karlsson |
3 | United States | Steven Fisher |
Date: January 17, 2003 |
Halfpipe (length / width / height): 120 / 18.5 / 5.40 m; Inclination: 17 ° |
Jan Michaelis (9.) |
Xaver Hoffmann (14th) |
Christophe Schmidt (16.) |
Vincent Lueps (17.) |
Renato Spaeni (32nd) |
Florian Mausser (41.) |
Big Air
41 snowboarders started at Big Air, one of which was disqualified, 25 made it to the second round and 12 made it to the final round.
space | country | athlete |
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1 | Finland | Risto Mattila |
2 | Sweden | Simon Ax |
3 | Finland | Antti Autti |
Date: January 18, 2003 |
Renato Spaeni (8.) |
Vincent Lueps (10.) |
Dominik Hörner (19.) |
Christophe Schmidt (22.) |
Marcus Poschenrieder (25.) |
Florian Mausser (36th) |
Snowboard cross
In this competition, snowboarders compete against each other in groups of four. 70 athletes competed, 32 of which survived the qualifying round. Half of the eighth and quarter-finals were eliminated, so that eight athletes reached the two semi-finals. The better fought for the medals in the Big Final , the losers in the Small Final for the other places.
space | country | athlete |
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1 | France | Xavier De Le Rue |
2 | United States | Seth Wescott |
3 | Canada | Drew Neilson |
4th | Switzerland | Guillaume Nantermod |
5 | Switzerland | Manuel Uhlmann |
6th | France | Guillaume Sachot |
7th | Austria | Dieter Krassnig |
8th | Austria | Alexander Kroller |
Date: January 19, 2003 |
Difference in altitude: 137 m |
Alexander Maier (11th) |
Marco Huser (18th) |
Sven Unger (19th) |
Markus Ebner (21.) |
Xavier Jordan (24.) |
Lukas Grüner (30.) |
Rolf Gisler (32nd) |
Michael Layer (34.) |
Tobias Fischer (36th) |
Women
Parallel giant slalom
57 women competed against each other in the parallel giant slalom. The best 16 of the first run qualified for the round of 16. The winners of the runs reached the semi-finals. The four women snowboarders who won there competed against each other in the final round and fought for the medals.
space | country | athlete |
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1 | Switzerland | Ursula Bruhin |
2 | France | Julie Pomagalski |
3 | Germany | Heidi Renoth |
4th | Italy | Lidia Trettel |
5 | France | Karine Ruby |
6th | Austria | Maria Pichler |
7th | Finland | Anna Heiramo |
8th | United States | Stacia Hookom |
Date: January 13, 2003 |
Height difference: 185 m, gates: 30 |
Daniela Meuli (10.) |
Heidi Neururer (15.) |
Claudia Riegler (16.) |
Corinne Mottu (25.) |
Manuela Riegler (28th) |
Sandra Farmand (37th) |
Milena Meissner ( DNF ) |
Fränzi Kohly (DNF) |
Parallel slalom
63 athletes started the competition, 16 of whom qualified for the round of 16, eight made it to the semi-finals, and four made it to the final for the medals.
space | country | athlete |
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1 | France | Isabelle Blanc |
2 | France | Karine Ruby |
3 | Sweden | Sara Fischer |
4th | United States | Rosey Fletcher |
5 | Finland | Anna Heiramo |
6th | Austria | Claudia Riegler |
7th | France | Florine Valdenaire |
8th | Italy | Dagmar Mair under the Egg |
Date: January 15, 2003 |
Difference in altitude: 80 m, gates: 20 |
Heidi Krings (9th) |
Maria Pichler (18th) |
Heidi Neururer (19.) |
Daniela Meuli (22.) |
Sandra Farmand (25.) |
Perrine Buhler (32nd) |
Ursula Bruhin (DSQ) |
Milena Meisser (DSQ) |
Heidi Renoth ( DNF ) |
halfpipe
37 female snowboarders started in the halfpipe, twelve of them reached the final round.
space | country | athlete |
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1 | France | Doriane Vidal |
2 | Austria | Nicola Pederzolli |
3 | Switzerland | Fabienne Reuteler |
4th | Canada | Dominique Vallee |
5 | Italy | Romina Masolini |
6th | Switzerland | Andrea Schuler |
7th | Canada | Maëlle Ricker |
8th | France | Cecile Alzina |
Date: January 16, 2003 |
Halfpipe (length / width / height): 120 m / 18.5 m / 5.40 m, slope: 17 ° |
Mirjam Marbach (11th) |
Manuela Lara Pesko (14th) |
Verena Höfer (23rd) |
Annette Steinbauer (26.) |
Vroni Brandt (29.) |
Silvia Mittermüller (32nd) |
Snowboard cross
33 female snowboarders started in this discipline, 16 of whom qualified for the quarter-finals. Eight reached the semifinals. Those who came in first and second in two runs reached the final run - the Big Final - for the medals, the others ran for the placements in the Small Final .
space | country | athlete |
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1 | France | Karine Ruby |
2 | Austria | Ursula fingerless |
3 | France | Victoria Wicky |
4th | Austria | Manuela Riegler |
5 | Switzerland | Tanja Frieden |
6th | Germany | Vroni Brandt |
7th | Italy | Jennifer Frino |
8th | France | Déborah Anthonioz |
Date: January 19, 2003 |
Difference in altitude: 137 m |
Doris Krings (9th) |
Claudia Hausermann (13.) |
Olivia Nobs (17.) |
Doris Günther (23rd) |
Kathrin Kellenberger (26.) |
Medal table
space | country | ||||
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1 | France | 4th | 3 | 2 | 9 |
2 | Switzerland | 2 | 1 | 2 | 5 |
3 | Austria | 1 | 2 | 0 | 3 |
4th | Finland | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 |
5 | Slovenia | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
6th | Sweden | 0 | 2 | 1 | 3 |
7th | United States | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
8th | Germany | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Canada | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | |
total | 9 | 9 | 9 | 27 |
Web links
- Snowboard World Championships 2003 in the database of the International Ski Federation (English)