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Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2020 - 2021 (Bansko)


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Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2020 - 2021 (Bansko)

 

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  • Men's Giant Slalom (7/10)
  • Men's Giant Slalom (8/10)



Official Schedule
Eastern European Time (GMT +2)

Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final

Saturday, February 27th
11:00 Men's Giant Slalom Run 1
14:00 Men's Giant Slalom Run 2

Sunday, February 28th
11:00 Men's Giant Slalom Run 1
14:00 Men's Giant Slalom Run 2

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Men's Giant Slalom (7/10)
Final Results
 
CRO.gif ZUBCIC Filip
2:20.621:08.48+1:12.14
 
FRA.gif FAIVRE Mathieu
2:21.021:08.37+1:12.65
 
:AUT BRENNSTEINER Stefan
2:21.551:09.17+1.12.38
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Run 1
Run 2
Result
4
PINTURAULT Alexis
FRA.gif
1:08.60
1:13.08
2:21.68
5
ODERMATT Marco
SUI.gif
1:09.46
1:12.68
2:22.14
6
FELLER Manuel
AUT.gif
1:09.82
1:12.43
2:22.25
7
FAVROT Thibaut
FRA.gif
1:10.37
1:12.02
2:22.39
8
MEILLARD Loic
SUI.gif
1:09.77
1:12.67
2:22.44
9
HADALIN Stefan
SLO.gif
1:11.71
1:10.88
2:22.59
10
SCHWARZ Marco
AUT.gif
1:10.11
1:12.60
2:22.71
11
SCHMID Alexander
GER.gif
1:09.72
1:13.05
2:22.77
12
KRANJEC Zan
SLO.gif
1:09.92
1:12.86
2:22.78
13
MURISIER Justin
SUI.gif
1:10.17
1:12.91
2:23.08
14
RADAMUS River
USA.gif
1:11.38
1:11.79
2:23.17
14
LUITZ Stefan
GER.gif
1:11.01
1:12.16
2:23.17
16
DELLA VITE Filippo
ITA.gif
1:12.07
1:11.28
2:23.35
17
KRISTOFFERSEN Henrik
NOR.gif
1:09.05
1:14.42
2:23.47
18
DE ALIPRANDINI Luca
ITA.gif
1:10.67
1:12.87
2:23.54
19
ZAMPA Adam
SVK.gif
1:11.61
1:12.08
2:23.69
20
PERTL Adrian
AUT.gif
1:12.06
1:11.72
2:23.78
21
CAVIEZEL Gino
SUI.gif
1:10.70
1:13.10
2:23.80
22
BORSOTTI Giovanni
ITA.gif
1:10.80
1:13.01
2:23.81
23
WINDINGSTAD Rasmus
NOR.gif
1:11.62
1:12.28
2:23.90
24
NESTVOLD-HAUGEN Leif Kristian
NOR.gif
1:10.43
1:13.48
2:23.91
25
BISSIG Semyel
SUI.gif
1:11.24
1:12.70
2:23.94
26
ROENNGREN Mattias
SWE.gif
1:11.88
1:12.08
2:23.96
27
ZINGERLE Hannes
ITA.gif
1:11.95
1:12.05
2:24.00
28
TONETTI Riccardo
ITA.gif
1:12.14
1:12.05
2:24.19
29
KUZNETSOV Ivan
RUS.gif
1:12.09
1:12.25
2:24.34
30
MUFFAT-JEANDET Victor
FRA.gif
1:11.23
1:13.57
2:24.80
  POPOV Albert
BUL.gif
1:14.64
-
DNQ2
  GSTREIN Fabio
AUT.gif
1:12.91
-
DNQ2
  NEF Tanguy
SUI.gif
1:14.50
-
DNQ2
  MILLER Andrew
USA.gif
1:13.56
-
DNQ2
  GUILLOT Victor
FRA.gif
1:16.86
-
DNQ2
  RAPOSO Charlie
GBR.gif
1:13.64
-
DNQ2
  TORSTI Samu
FIN.gif
1:13.03
-
DNQ2
  ZAMPA Andreas
SVK.gif
1:13.29
-
DNQ2
  BORGNAES Christian
AUT.gif
1:12.66
-
DNQ2
  GILE Bridger
USA.gif
1:12.87
-
DNQ2
  HAUGAN Timon
NOR.gif
1:12.59
-
DNQ2
  HOFER Alex
ITA.gif
1:12.63
-
DNQ2
  NANI Roberto
ITA.gif
1:13.62
-
DNQ2
  NOGER Cedric
SUI.gif
1:14.17
-
DNQ2
  MOELGG Manfred
ITA.gif
1:12.87
-
DNQ2
  SETTE Daniele
SUI.gif
1:12.68
-
DNQ2
  ANDRIENKO Aleksander
RUS.gif
1:12.88
-
DNQ2
  SARRAZIN Cyprien
FRA.gif
1:13.57
-
DNQ2
  PHILP Trevor
CAN.gif
1:12.21
-
DNQ2
  KAZAZAEV Nikita
RUS.gif
-
-
DNF1
  FEASEY Willis
NZL.gif
-
-
DNF1
  STEEN OLSEN Alexander
NOR.gif
-
-
DNF1
  KATO Seigo
JPN.gif
-
-
DNF1
  MEINERS Maarten
NED.gif
-
-
DNF1
  MEISEN Bastian
GER.gif
-
-
DNF1
  NOEL Clement
FRA.gif
-
-
DNF1
  SOLHEIM Fabian Wilkens
NOR.gif
-
-
DNF1
  READ Erik
CAN.gif
-
-
DNF1
  LEITINGER Roland
AUT.gif
-
-
DNF1
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Men's Giant Slalom (8/10)
Final Results

 

FRA.gif FAIVRE Mathieu
2:25.291:11.45+1:13.84

 

SUI.gif ODERMATT Marco
2:26.041:12.65+1:13.39

 

FRA.gif PINTURAULT Alexis
2:26.101:12.24+1:13.86
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Run 1
Run 2
Result
4
FAVROT Thibaut
FRA.gif
1:12.64
1:13.73
2:26.37
5
BRENNSTEINER Stefan
AUT.gif
1:13.54
1:12.89
2:26.43
6
KRANJEC Zan
SLO.gif
1:12.31
1:14.57
2:26.88
7
MEILLARD Loic
SUI.gif
1:11.87
1:15.22
2:27.09
8
MURISIER Justin
SUI.gif
1:13.24
1:14.16
2:27.40
9
KRISTOFFERSEN Henrik
NOR.gif
1:13.55
1:13.89
2:27.44
10
SCHWARZ Marco
AUT.gif
1:13.90
1:13.64
2:27.54
11
SETTE Daniele
SUI.gif
1:14.83
1:12.75
2:27.58
12
CAVIEZEL Gino
SUI.gif
1:13.90
1:13.81
2:27.71
12
DE ALIPRANDINI Luca
ITA.gif
1:13.66
1:14.05
2:27.71
14
ZUBCIC Filip
CRO.gif
1:14.55
1:13.23
2:27.78
15
BORSOTTI Giovanni
ITA.gif
1:14.27
1:13.54
2:27.81
16
LEITINGER Roland
AUT.gif
1:13.48
1:14.46
2:27.94
17
KUZNETSOV Ivan
RUS.gif
1:14.83
1:13.56
2:28.39
18
TONETTI Riccardo
ITA.gif
1:14.50
1:13.95
2:28.45
19
LUITZ Stefan
GER.gif
1:14.23
1:14.25
2:28.48
20
FELLER Manuel
AUT.gif
1:14.52
1:13.97
2:28.49
21
ZAMPA Adam
SVK.gif
1:14.15
1:14.47
2:28.62
22
ZINGERLE Hannes
ITA.gif
1:14.98
1:13.76
2:28.74
23
MOELGG Manfred
ITA.gif
1:15.01
1:13.80
2:28.81
24
ROENNGREN Mattias
SWE.gif
1:14.82
1:14.21
2:29.03
25
NESTVOLD-HAUGEN Leif Kristian
NOR.gif
1:14.80
1:14.55
2:29.35
26
HOFER Alex
ITA.gif
1:15.23
1:14.21
2:29.44
27
MUFFAT-JEANDET Victor
FRA.gif
1:15.12
1:14.39
2:29.51
28
TORSTI Samu
FIN.gif
1:15.41
1:14.54
2:29.95
29
ANDRIENKO Aleksander
RUS.gif
1:15.32
1:14.80
2:30.12
  SCHMID Alexander
GER.gif
-
-
DNF2
  GSTREIN Fabio
AUT.gif
1:16.75
-
DNQ2
  NEF Tanguy
SUI.gif
1:16.12
-
DNQ2
  MILLER Andrew
USA.gif
1:17.78
-
DNQ2
  PERTL Adrian
AUT.gif
1:16.31
-
DNQ2
  GUILLOT Victor
FRA.gif
1:16.08
-
DNQ2
  STEEN OLSEN Alexander
NOR.gif
1:15.48
-
DNQ2
  ZAMPA Andreas
SVK.gif
1:15.43
-
DNQ2
  BORGNAES Christian
AUT.gif
1:16.92
-
DNQ2
  DELLA VITE Filippo
ITA.gif
1:16.53
-
DNQ2
  GILE Bridger
USA.gif
1:16.95
-
DNQ2
  NOEL Clement
FRA.gif
1:15.73
-
DNQ2
  BISSIG Semyel
SUI.gif
1:15.55
-
DNQ2
  HADALIN Stefan
SLO.gif
1:15.89
-
DNQ2
  PHILP Trevor
CAN.gif
1:16.04
-
DNQ2
  READ Erik
CAN.gif
1:15.86
-
DNQ2
  POPOV Albert
BUL.gif
-
-
DNF1
  KAZAZAEV Nikita
RUS.gif
-
-
DNF1
  FEASEY Willis
NZL.gif
-
-
DNF1
  RAPOSO Charlie
GBR.gif
-
-
DNF1
  KATO Seigo
JPN.gif
-
-
DNF1
  MEINERS Maarten
NED.gif
-
-
DNF1
  MEISEN Bastian
GER.gif
-
-
DNF1
  HAUGAN Timon
NOR.gif
-
-
DNF1
  NANI Roberto
ITA.gif
-
-
DNF1
  NOGER Cedric
SUI.gif
-
-
DNF1
  WINDINGSTAD Rasmus
NOR.gif
-
-
DNF1
  SARRAZIN Cyprien
FRA.gif
-
-
DNF1
  SOLHEIM Fabian Wilkens
NOR.gif
-
-
DNF1
  RADAMUS River
USA.gif
-
-
DNF1
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