Speed ​​Ski World Championship 2017

Speed ​​Ski World Championship 2017
	Men's	Ladies
winner
S1	Bastien Montes	Valentina Greggio
SDH	Gregory Meichtry	Clea Martinez
SDH Junior	Ugo portal	Mathilda Persson
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The 2017 Speed ​​Ski World Championship took place in Idre Fjäll ( Sweden ) from March 24th to 26th, 2017 . The world championship was held here for the first time. The most successful nation was France with seven medals.

Attendees

69 participants from 16 countries took part.

Europe (16 countries)
Belgium  Denmark  Germany  Finland  France  Italy  Austria  Poland	Russia  Sweden  Switzerland  Slovakia  Spain  Czech Republic  Ukraine  United Kingdom
America (1 country)
United States

program

date	Time	program
March 24th	9:00	Training run
	10:30	first qualification run
	12:00	second qualification run
25th March	9:00	Semi-final run
	11:00	Final run
26th of March	Reserve day

Medal table

space	nation
01	France	3	3	1	7th
02	Sweden	1	1	2	4th
03	Italy	1	-	-	1
03	Switzerland	1	-	-	1
05	Austria	-	1	1	2
06th	Spain	-	1	-	1
07th	Denmark	-	-	1	1
07th	Germany	-	-	1	1
Total		6th	6th	6th	18th

route

All competitions took place on the Chocken piste .

Route name	Choking
Start above sea level	872 m
Sea level destination	711 m
Height difference	161 m
Total route length	680 m
Route length rating	400 m

Results gentlemen

S1

space	country	athlete	Speed (km / h)	Difference (km / h)
01	FRA	Bastien Montes	176.93
02	AUT	Manuel Kramer	176.66	−0.27
03	AUT	Klaus scrap hammer	176.03	−0.90
04th	ITA	Simone Origone	175.54	−1.39
05	FIN	Jukka Viitasaari	174.72	−2.21
06th	SWE	Christian Jansson	174.50	−2.43
07th	ITA	Ivan Origone	174.23	−2.70
08th	CZE	Radek Čermák	173.15	−3.78
09	AUT	Simon Leitner	172.72	−4.21
10	FRA	Jimmy Montes	172.00	−4.93
...
15th	AUT	Daniel Raab	170.34	−6.59
23	SUI	Reto Eigenmann	168.03	−8.90

Defending champion: Ivan Origone 

31 drivers in the ranking

SDH

space	country	athlete	Speed (km / h)	Difference (km / h)
01	SUI	Gregory Meichtry	158.61
02	SWE	Sebastian Lindblom	157.99	−0.62
03	GER	Marc Amann	157.77	−0.84
04th	CZE	Petr Urban	156.23	−2.38
05	SWE	Daniel Persson	155.97	−2.64
06th	GER	Oliver Henzler	155.76	−2.85
07th	SWE	Lars Beskow	155.19	−3.42
08th	SUI	Michel Goumoëns	154.85	−3.76
09	GER	Daniel Schöll	154.55	−4.06
10	United States	Jeffrey Mika	152.62	−5.99

Defending champion: Günther Foidl 

16 drivers in the ranking

SDH Junior

space	country	athlete	Speed (km / h)	Difference (km / h)
01	FRA	Ugo portal	154.40
02	ESP	Álvaro García	150.55	−3.85
03	SWE	Jonatan Brunnberg	150.29	−4.11
04th	SWE	Hugo Lennartson	149.48	−4.92
05	FRA	Axel Jechoux	140.50	−13.90

Defending champion: Marc Amann 

Five drivers in the ranking

Results women

S1

space	country	athlete	Speed (km / h)	Difference (km / h)
01	ITA	Valentina Greggio	171.50
02	FRA	Karine Dubouchet Revol	170.76	−0.74
03	SWE	Lisa Hovland-Udén	169.18	−2.32
04th	SWE	Britta Backlund	167.04	−4.46
05	SWE	Hanna Matslofva	167.00	−4.50
06th	FRA	Celia Martinez	165.18	−6.32
07th	SWE	Sofia Hedgren	154.37	−10.92

Defending champion: Valentina Greggio 

Seven drivers in the ranking

SDH

space	country	athlete	Speed (km / h)	Difference (km / h)
01	FRA	Clea Martinez	151.17
02	FRA	Justine Theillet	148.85	−2.32
03	THE	Nicoline Nielsen	147.46	−3.71

Defending champion: Seraina Murk 

Three drivers in the ranking

SDH Junior

space	country	athlete	Speed (km / h)	Difference (km / h)
01	SWE	Mathilda Persson	151.93
02	FRA	Ludivine Toche	151.27	−0.66
03	FRA	Anais Builles	147.26	−4.67
04th	SWE	Eira Dougherty	146.34	−5.59
05	SWE	Agnes Brandås	146.11	−5.82
06th	FRA	Lisa Fournet-Fayard	144.99	−6.94
07th	SWE	Thea bath	141.12	−10.81

Defending champion: Britta Backlund 

Seven drivers in the ranking

Web links

• FIS results list
• FIS program