Alpine skiing at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics – Boys' slalom

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Boys' slalom
at the II Winter Youth Olympic Games
VenueHafjell, Norway
Date19 February
Competitors62 from 54 nations
Winning time1:38.74
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Manuel Traninger  Austria
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Filip Vennerström  Sweden
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Odin Vassbotn Breivik  Norway
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The boys' slalom competition of the alpine skiing events at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics was held at the Hafjell Olympic Slope near Lillehammer, Norway, on 19 February. 62 athletes from 55 different countries took part in this event.[1]

Results[edit]

The race was started at 10:00.[2]

Rank Bib Name Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Difference
1st place, gold medalist(s) 17 Manuel Traninger  Austria 49.94 3 48.80 1 1:38.74
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 6 Filip Vennerström  Sweden 49.65 2 49.12 2 1:38.77 +0.03
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 4 Odin Vassbotn Breivik  Norway 49.64 1 50.43 8 1:40.07 +1.33
4 9 Samuel Kolega  Croatia 50.45 5 49.69 3 1:40.14 +1.40
5 2 Pietro Canzio  Italy 50.30 4 50.44 9 1:40.74 +2.00
6 8 Moritz Opetnik  Austria 51.03 8 50.08 4 1:41.11 +2.37
7 21 Barnabás Szőllős  Hungary 51.09 11 50.27 7 1:41.36 +2.62
8 41 Marcus Vorre  Denmark 51.30 12 50.15 6 1:41.45 +2.71
9 20 Jonas Stockinger  Germany 50.78 6 50.72 11 1:41.50 +2.76
10 30 Sampo Kankkunen  Finland 51.08 10 50.95 12 1:42.03 +3.29
11 23 Henrik Thorsby  Norway 52.02 19 50.12 5 1:42.14 +3.40
12 24 Ken Caillot  France 51.71 17 50.96 13 1:42.67 +3.93
13 27 Szymon Bębenek  Poland 51.64 14 51.32 14 1:42.96 +4.22
13 18 Aingeru Garay  Spain 51.64 14 51.32 14 1:42.96 +4.22
15 10 Léo Anguenot  France 51.67 16 51.58 17 1:43.25 +4.51
16 33 Henrich Katrenič  Slovakia 52.30 23 51.50 16 1:43.80 +5.06
17 16 Kai Horwitz  Chile 52.25 21 51.87 19 1:44.12 +5.38
18 39 Albert Pérez Fabrega  Andorra 51.95 18 52.19 21 1:44.14 +5.40
19 12 Sam Maes  Belgium 53.63 28 50.59 10 1:44.22 +5.48
20 38 Iain Innes  Great Britain 52.11 20 52.14 20 1:44.25 +5.51
21 22 Maurus Sparr  Switzerland 51.52 13 52.85 23 1:44.37 +5.63
22 26 Djordy Schaaf  Netherlands 52.93 25 51.70 18 1:44.63 +5.89
23 37 Rašo Jevremović  Serbia 53.01 27 52.21 22 1:45.22 +6.48
24 42 Ryan Moffat  Canada 52.98 26 52.92 25 1:45.90 +7.16
25 34 Paul Croesi  Monaco 54.30 30 52.91 24 1:47.21 +8.47
26 43 Bae Jun-woo  South Korea 53.88 29 53.65 27 1:47.53 +8.79
27 55 Andrea Bugnone  Portugal 54.53 31 53.34 26 1:47.87 +9.13
28 57 Besarion Japaridze  Georgia 55.40 33 54.87 28 1:50.27 +11.53
29 46 Jeffrey Zina  Lebanon 56.42 37 55.50 29 1:51.92 +13.18
30 45 Tomas Bacigalupo  Argentina 56.00 36 56.20 30 1:52.20 +13.46
31 52 Nihat Enes Limon  Turkey 57.90 38 57.05 32 1:54.95 +16.21
32 59 Alessandro Mariotti  San Marino 58.23 40 56.84 31 1:55.07 +16.33
33 58 Gary Skinner  Ireland 57.98 39 57.39 33 1:55.37 +16.63
34 62 Alireza Ahmadpour  Iran 1:03.00 42 1:00.71 34 2:03.71 +24.97
3 Joel Oehrli  Switzerland 52.28 22 DNF
19 Anže Čufar  Slovenia 50.91 7
31 Nejc Naraločnik  Slovenia 51.04 9
35 Itamar Biran  Israel 55.15 32
48 Alexandru Stefanescu  Romania 55.70 35
50 Bjarki Guðjónsson  Iceland 55.41 34
56 Jackson Rich  New Zealand 1:00.70 41
29 Justin Alkier  Canada 52.31 24 DSQ
1 Michael Tedde  Italy DNF
5 Yohei Koyama  Japan
7 River Radamus  United States
11 Jan Zabystřan  Czech Republic
13 Žaks Gedra  Latvia
14 Louis Muhlen  Australia
15 Georgi Okolski  Bulgaria
25 Michel Macedo  Brazil
28 Aleksey Konkov  Russia
32 Silvan Marxer  Liechtenstein
36 Anton Grammel  Germany
40 Mykhailo Karpushyn  Ukraine
44 Michael Poettoz  Colombia
47 Andrej Drukarov  Lithuania
49 Luka Bozhinovski  Macedonia
51 Eldar Salihović  Montenegro
53 Matthieu Osch  Luxembourg
54 Uladzislau Chertsin  Belarus
60 Saurabh Saurabh  India
61 Saphal-Ram Shrestha  Nepal

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