Ligety makes history in gold medal defense on home soil
BEAVER CREEK, Colo. – Trailing Marcel Hirscher by a quarter-second after the first run, Ted Ligety tapped into his best stuff to become the first man to win three giant slalom gold medals at the World Alpine Ski Championships in Beaver Creek. His second run was a textbook Ligety: high, clean, sweeping turns, building momentum down the Birds or Prey course on which the American has previously won four times.
“It’s an arcer’s hill,” said Ligety. “You have to be clean on the edge the whole way down. I love racing in the U.S. It’s one of the real anomalies for us to be able to race here in the United States. We’re always in Europe, so just having that extra comfort level of being closer to home and having friends and family support here is huge.”
Sitting in fifth after a tight first run, Ligety kicked out 26th when some of the best GS skiers in the world — Hirscher, Alexis Pinturault and Felix Neureuther — were yet to ski. However, both the home crowd and Ligety himself knew his performance would be tough to beat, but Hirscher made things interesting, hanging on to the “green light” through all four splits. For the Austrian, who’s already won a gold medal at these World Championships, several mistakes and a low line seemed to take their toll on that final split over the Red Tail Jump — and Ligety ultimately finished with a 0.45-second margin of victory.
Hirscher was able to retain the silver medal ahead of Alexis Pinturault who snagged the bronze, his first career World Championships medal.
The win seemed to evoke extra emotion from Ligety, who has raced short of his best season thus far. Ligety hasn’t won a race since Beaver Creek on Dec. 7 and trails Hirscher in the GS standings by a potentially insurmountable 138 points.
“It’s really hard to rank (my wins),” said Ligety. “But I think this one is maybe a little more emotional than some of the other ones just because this year has been a little bit more of a struggle. In 2013, I was winning everything. And so it felt like, not a given, but that I should be winning it really easily. Same with the Olympics, I was skiing great before that, and knew I should be able to win (that) one. And this one was a bigger question mark as far as how I was skiing and how I could handle it. To be able to come through and pull it off is awesome.”
The gold medal couldn’t have come at a better time for the U.S. Team that had yet to ascend to the top spot on the podium at these home World Championships, their first in 15 years. There have been some high points for the team, specifically a silver medal in the downhill for Travis Ganong, but the much-need gold now hopefully relieves some of the pressure from hometown kid Mikaela Shiffrin who is the favorite in Saturday’s slalom.
“It was definitely really nerve-wracking, watching all those guys come down,” said Ligety, who’s second run was fastest of the field. “Coming down with 1.2 (second advantage), you’re still not sure if that’s enough because those guys are also fast. Marcel’s been amazingly strong this year in giant slalom. So to watch him come down, he made even a little bit of time on me in the top, and then just kept losing a little bit here and there, to still see him a couple hundredths ahead of me on the last split, he’s the kind of guy that can make up time anywhere. It’s not guaranteed even if you’re there bleeding time. So a huge relief to see the red light when he came down.”
Hirscher, kicking out 30th in the second run, had plenty of time to receive the news of Ligety’s run — likely first by the roar of the crowd and then by radio. Knowing that, Hirscher knew he had to ski all out.
“For me, it was really important to know that Ted had an outstanding run, so it was definitely easier for me to make a decision in the starting house,” Hirscher said. “I talked to myself and I thought, two chances: No medal, or go for it 100 percent.”
Hirscher’s silver simply adds to the medal count for the Austrians at these World Championships — they’ve tallied nine, to be exact, and are in the running for a couple more.
“I can’t even ski one-hundredths of a second faster, so I’ve done my best. It is silver medal, so I’m super happy with the third medal already in this championship,” said Hirscher, who is among the favorites in Sunday’s slalom.
Meanwhile, Pinturault put together two competitive runs — third and fourth fastest — to overcome illness earlier this week and secure the bronze behind two racers who are tough to beat.
“Two days ago, for me, I was completely sick,” Pinturault said. “I was in my bed, I (had) a temperature, and I was just thinking to be at the start today. Finally, I tried to really attack and don’t think about I’m not in really good shape. Thankfully I’m on the podium, so that’s a good day finally. … It was really tough because here it’s always really long and it’s really high. And you know, it’s World Championships, so you always try to push harder.”
On a day that all five American starters made the second run flip, Tim Jitloff was the second leading man finishing the day ninth after laying down the seventh fastest first run. Running near the back of the top 30, Jitloff held an advantage over then-leader Victor Muffat-Jeandet, but scrubbed speed through the final turns over Red Tail Jump to lose that lead.
“I definitely wanted a little more out of that second run,” said Jitloff. “I tried to be as clean as possible because I knew as the later guys kept coming, it warms up more and more and slows down down here on the bottom. Unfortunately, I just had a few little things that slowed be down and I couldn’t come through with the green light today.”
The U.S. was also represented by Tommy Ford skiing to his best result at the elite level since recently returning from injury, in 19th; Brennan Rubie, 26th; and David Chodounsky, 29th.
See more photos from this race here.
The Scoop
By Hank McKee
- Ligety, Head/Head/Head
- Hirscher, Atomic/Atomic/Atomic
- Pinturault, Head/Head/Head
- Neureuther, Nordica/Nordica/Marker
- Olsson, Head/Head/Head
- Nani, Volkl/Fischer/Marker
- Muffat-Jeandet, Salomon/Salomon/Salomon
- Eisath, Blizzard/Tecnica/Marker
- Jitloff, Stoeckli/Lange/Atomic
- Schoerghofer, Fischer/Fischer/Fischer
Men’s World Championship giant slalom, Beaver Creek, Colo., Feb. 13, 2015:
- It is the ninth of 11 events on the schedule of the 2015 World Ski Championships with just the slaloms remaining. … It is the 50th World Championship GS. … Ted Ligety is the defending champion and has won gold at the last two World Championships (Garmisch 2011 & Schladming 2013) and the 2014 Olympics (Sochi). … Marcel Hirscher leads the GS standings of this season’s World Cup. Temperatures in mid 40s.
- It is the seventh career World Championship medal for Ted Ligety, a U.S. record. … It is his fifth championship gold medal and third straight in GS. … He also won the 2014 GS gold at the Olympics. … It is his second medal of the 2015 title meet having earned bronze in alpine combined. … The winning margin is .45. … Top three skiers are within the same second. … Top nine within two seconds.
- It is the fourth World Championship medal in five completed races for Marcel Hirscher and the second straight time he has finished second to Ligety in GS. … It is his second medal of these championships having won gold in combined.
- It is the first career World Championship medal for Alexis Pinturault. … He had been fifth in GS at Schladming (2013) and was also fifth in combined five days previously.
- It is a personal best World Championship result for Tim Jitloff, his previous best having been 14th in combined at Garmisch in 2011. … It is the second career World Championship finish for Dustin Cook after a silver medal in the super G Feb. 5. … It is the second career World Championship result and a career best for Trevor Philip. … He was also 35th in slalom at Shladming 2013. … It is the second World Championship result for Tommy Ford, he was previously 14th in super G at Garmisch 2011. … It is the second World Championship result for Phil Brown, and a career best, his previous finish a 35th in GS at Schladming 2013. … It is the first career World championship result for Brennan Rubie, the first for Erik Read, and the first for David Chodounsky.
- Medal count: Austria five gold, three silver, one bronze; Slovenia two gold, one silver; U.S. one gold, one silver, two bronze; Switzerland one gold, two bronze; Canada two silver; Sweden two bronze; Norway one silver; Germany one silver, France one bronze.
Results
1 | 6 | 534562 | LIGETY Ted | 1984 | USA | 1:15.42 | 1:18.74 | 2:34.16 | 0.00 | |
2 | 3 | 53831 | HIRSCHER Marcel | 1989 | AUT | 1:15.18 | 1:19.43 | 2:34.61 | +0.45 | 2.86 |
3 | 2 | 194364 | PINTURAULT Alexis | 1991 | FRA | 1:15.41 | 1:19.63 | 2:35.04 | +0.88 | 5.59 |
4 | 7 | 201702 | NEUREUTHER Felix | 1984 | GER | 1:15.41 | 1:19.85 | 2:35.26 | +1.10 | 6.99 |
5 | 17 | 501324 | OLSSON Matts | 1988 | SWE | 1:15.66 | 1:19.73 | 2:35.39 | +1.23 | 7.82 |
6 | 12 | 294890 | NANI Roberto | 1988 | ITA | 1:15.36 | 1:20.21 | 2:35.57 | +1.41 | 8.96 |
7 | 8 | 193967 | MUFFAT-JEANDET Victor | 1989 | FRA | 1:16.00 | 1:19.71 | 2:35.71 | +1.55 | 9.85 |
8 | 21 | 292967 | EISATH Florian | 1984 | ITA | 1:16.64 | 1:19.29 | 2:35.93 | +1.77 | 11.25 |
9 | 9 | 534959 | JITLOFF Tim | 1985 | USA | 1:15.79 | 1:20.25 | 2:36.04 | +1.88 | 11.95 |
10 | 19 | 51007 | SCHOERGHOFER Philipp | 1983 | AUT | 1:15.85 | 1:20.43 | 2:36.28 | +2.12 | 13.48 |
11 | 15 | 511313 | JANKA Carlo | 1986 | SUI | 1:16.36 | 1:20.03 | 2:36.39 | +2.23 | 14.18 |
12 | 29 | 100558 | COOK Dustin | 1989 | CAN | 1:16.60 | 1:19.82 | 2:36.42 | +2.26 | 14.37 |
13 | 14 | 422304 | KRISTOFFERSEN Henrik | 1994 | NOR | 1:15.98 | 1:20.61 | 2:36.59 | +2.43 | 15.45 |
14 | 10 | 180534 | SANDELL Marcus | 1987 | FIN | 1:16.18 | 1:20.71 | 2:36.89 | +2.73 | 17.35 |
15 | 5 | 202462 | DOPFER Fritz | 1987 | GER | 1:16.59 | 1:20.42 | 2:37.01 | +2.85 | 18.12 |
16 | 25 | 380335 | ZUBCIC Filip | 1993 | CRO | 1:16.34 | 1:20.68 | 2:37.02 | +2.86 | 18.18 |
17 | 18 | 292120 | SIMONCELLI Davide | 1979 | ITA | 1:16.32 | 1:20.73 | 2:37.05 | +2.89 | 18.37 |
18 | 38 | 103865 | PHILP Trevor | 1992 | CAN | 1:17.62 | 1:19.79 | 2:37.41 | +3.25 | 20.66 |
19 | 34 | 531799 | FORD Tommy | 1989 | USA | 1:17.41 | 1:20.21 | 2:37.62 | +3.46 | 22.00 |
20 | 16 | 202437 | LUITZ Stefan | 1992 | GER | 1:16.42 | 1:21.41 | 2:37.83 | +3.67 | 23.33 |
21 | 26 | 180666 | TORSTI Samu | 1991 | FIN | 1:17.40 | 1:20.49 | 2:37.89 | +3.73 | 23.71 |
22 | 31 | 103676 | BROWN Phil | 1991 | CAN | 1:17.71 | 1:20.28 | 2:37.99 | +3.83 | 24.35 |
23 | 36 | 150644 | KRYZL Krystof | 1986 | CZE | 1:17.50 | 1:20.51 | 2:38.01 | +3.85 | 24.47 |
24 | 23 | 990048 | BORSOTTI Giovanni | 1990 | ITA | 1:17.54 | 1:20.81 | 2:38.35 | +4.19 | 26.64 |
25 | 22 | 511852 | CAVIEZEL Gino | 1992 | SUI | 1:17.20 | 1:21.21 | 2:38.41 | +4.25 | 27.02 |
26 | 33 | 934568 | RUBIE Brennan | 1991 | USA | 1:17.48 | 1:20.99 | 2:38.47 | +4.31 | 27.40 |
27 | 27 | 511741 | ZURBRIGGEN Elia | 1990 | SUI | 1:17.53 | 1:21.12 | 2:38.65 | +4.49 | 28.54 |
28 | 44 | 103729 | READ Erik | 1991 | CAN | 1:18.26 | 1:20.47 | 2:38.73 | +4.57 | 29.05 |
29 | 40 | 534508 | CHODOUNSKY David | 1984 | USA | 1:17.86 | 1:21.04 | 2:38.90 | +4.74 | 30.13 |
30 | 28 | 511896 | MURISIER Justin | 1992 | SUI | 1:18.11 | 1:20.84 | 2:38.95 | +4.79 | 30.45 |
31 | 35 | 422278 | WINDINGSTAD Rasmus | 1993 | NOR | 1:18.37 | 1:20.62 | 2:38.99 | +4.83 | 30.70 |
32 | 47 | 700879 | ZAMPA Andreas | 1993 | SVK | 1:19.45 | 1:22.01 | 2:41.46 | +7.30 | 46.41 |
33 | 51 | 561217 | KOSI Klemen | 1991 | SLO | 1:19.64 | 1:22.11 | 2:41.75 | +7.59 | 48.25 |
34 | 48 | 221213 | RAPOSO Charlie | 1996 | GBR | 1:19.04 | 1:22.97 | 2:42.01 | +7.85 | 49.90 |
35 | 59 | 92562 | PRISADOV Stefan | 1990 | BUL | 1:19.93 | 1:22.67 | 2:42.60 | +8.44 | 53.65 |
36 | 56 | 30149 | SIMARI BIRKNER Cristian Javier | 1980 | ARG | 1:19.43 | 1:23.53 | 2:42.96 | +8.80 | 55.94 |
37 | 50 | 550054 | ZVEJNIEKS Kristaps | 1992 | LAT | 1:20.30 | 1:23.07 | 2:43.37 | +9.21 | 58.55 |
38 | 54 | 221117 | GOWER Jack | 1994 | GBR | 1:19.73 | 1:23.74 | 2:43.47 | +9.31 | 59.18 |
39 | 63 | 410365 | BARWOOD Adam | 1992 | NZL | 1:20.48 | 1:23.46 | 2:43.94 | +9.78 | 62.17 |
40 | 64 | 320266 | JUNG Dong-hyun | 1988 | KOR | 1:20.67 | 1:23.79 | 2:44.46 | +10.30 | 65.48 |
41 | 68 | 60253 | MARCHANT Armand | 1997 | BEL | 1:20.71 | 1:24.41 | 2:45.12 | +10.96 | 69.67 |
42 | 71 | 380363 | KOLEGA Elias | 1996 | CRO | 1:20.85 | 1:24.82 | 2:45.67 | +11.51 | 73.17 |
43 | 69 | 320290 | KIM Hyeon-tae | 1990 | KOR | 1:21.58 | 1:25.30 | 2:46.88 | +12.72 | 80.86 |
44 | 70 | 680047 | BENIAIDZE Alex | 1991 | GEO | 1:22.17 | 1:25.60 | 2:47.77 | +13.61 | 86.52 |
45 | 78 | 380374 | VUKELIC William | 1998 | CRO | 1:22.78 | 1:25.20 | 2:47.98 | +13.82 | 87.85 |
46 | 84 | 710320 | LAIKERT Igor | 1991 | BIH | 1:22.31 | 1:26.32 | 2:48.63 | +14.47 | 91.99 |
47 | 76 | 460060 | BARBU Alexandru | 1987 | ROU | 1:22.46 | 1:27.03 | 2:49.49 | +15.33 | 97.45 |
48 | 74 | 250348 | KRISTGEIRSSON Einar Kristinn | 1994 | ISL | 1:23.07 | 1:26.53 | 2:49.60 | +15.44 | 98.15 |
49 | 72 | 110269 | CARVALLO Nicolas | 1991 | CHI | 1:23.31 | 1:26.83 | 2:50.14 | +15.98 | 101.59 |
50 | 57 | 320293 | KYUNG Sung-hyun | 1990 | KOR | 1:24.00 | 1:26.88 | 2:50.88 | +16.72 | 106.29 |
51 | 79 | 60088 | VAN DEN BOGAERT Jeroen | 1979 | BEL | 1:24.00 | 1:27.85 | 2:51.85 | +17.69 | 112.46 |
52 | 86 | 670037 | ZAKURDAEV Igor | 1987 | KAZ | 1:24.14 | 1:29.61 | 2:53.75 | +19.59 | 124.53 |
Did not qualify for 2nd run | ||||||||||
53 | 77 | 240132 | FARKAS Norbert | 1992 | HUN | 1:26.11 | 1:26.11 | |||
54 | 85 | 80077 | MACEDO Michel | 1998 | BRA | 1:26.25 | 1:26.25 | |||
55 | 96 | 690694 | KOVBASNYUK Ivan | 1993 | UKR | 1:26.27 | 1:26.27 | |||
56 | 80 | 750089 | DEHARI Dardan | 1990 | MKD | 1:26.30 | 1:26.30 | |||
57 | 82 | 800013 | TOLA Erjon | 1986 | ALB | 1:26.57 | 1:26.57 | |||
58 | 91 | 270047 | MC MILLAN Patrick | 1991 | IRE | 1:26.87 | 1:26.87 | |||
59 | 83 | 170151 | DYRBYE NAESTED Casper | 1996 | DAN | 1:27.16 | 1:27.16 | |||
60 | 99 | 210040 | TUKHTAEV Kamiljon | 1997 | UZB | 1:27.85 | 1:27.85 | |||
61 | 89 | 770015 | TIMOFEEV Evgeniy | 1994 | KGZ | 1:27.90 | 1:27.90 | |||
62 | 98 | 280034 | BIRAN Itamar | 1998 | ISR | 1:28.31 | 1:28.31 | |||
62 | 94 | 340305 | MOHBAT Alexandre | 1995 | LIB | 1:28.31 | 1:28.31 | |||
64 | 92 | 310412 | HADZIC Tarik | 1994 | MNE | 1:29.80 | 1:29.80 | |||
65 | 88 | 780013 | ZAVECKAS Rokas | 1996 | LTU | 1:30.00 | 1:30.00 | |||
66 | 93 | 360036 | OSCH Geoffrey | 1994 | LUX | 1:30.78 | 1:30.78 | |||
67 | 95 | 950000 | OETTL REYES Manfred | 1993 | PER | 1:31.96 | 1:31.96 | |||
68 | 100 | 160099 | PIERI Pieris | 1996 | CYP | 1:38.40 | 1:38.40 | |||
69 | 87 | 120061 | ZHANG Xiaosong | 1997 | CHN | 1:40.44 | 1:40.44 | |||
70 | 97 | 620059 | THAKUR Himanshu | 1994 | IND | 1:42.45 | 1:42.45 | |||
Did not qualify for final race | ||||||||||
71 | 26 | 680053 | GELASHVILI Jaba | 1993 | GEO | 1:01.51 | 1:00.06 | 2:01.57 | ||
72 | 33 | 320296 | PARK hyuk | 1990 | KOR | 1:02.39 | 59.58 | 2:01.97 | ||
73 | 35 | 680060 | KOZANASHVILI Nikoloz | 1995 | GEO | 1:02.14 | 1:00.25 | 2:02.39 | ||
74 | 21 | 110328 | PFINGSTHORN Sebastian | 1994 | CHI | 1:02.61 | 1:00.00 | 2:02.61 | ||
75 | 27 | 30388 | BIRKNER DE MIGUEL Tomas | 1997 | ARG | 1:03.09 | 1:00.30 | 2:03.39 | ||
76 | 38 | 250323 | FINNSSON Magnus | 1993 | ISL | 1:02.58 | 1:00.99 | 2:03.57 | ||
77 | 40 | 750088 | RISTEVSKI Antonio | 1989 | MKD | 1:03.22 | 1:00.66 | 2:03.88 | ||
78 | 77 | 710362 | LOKMIC Emir | 1997 | BIH | 1:03.59 | 1:00.74 | 2:04.33 | ||
79 | 58 | 710311 | RUDIC Marko | 1990 | BIH | 1:03.83 | 1:01.22 | 2:05.05 | ||
80 | 30 | 550061 | ONSKULIS Martins | 1994 | LAT | 1:03.68 | 1:01.45 | 2:05.13 | ||
81 | 53 | 230651 | ANTONIOU Ioannis | 1995 | GRE | 1:03.55 | 1:02.04 | 2:05.59 | ||
82 | 45 | 310415 | STANISIC Strahinja | 1995 | SRB | 1:04.10 | 1:01.68 | 2:05.78 | ||
83 | 55 | 550022 | RODE Roberts | 1987 | LAT | 1:04.89 | 1:01.71 | 2:06.60 | ||
84 | 83 | 240148 | SZOLLOS Barnabas | 1998 | HUN | 1:04.30 | 1:02.34 | 2:06.64 | ||
85 | 61 | 750107 | BOZHINOVSKI Luka | 1998 | MKD | 1:05.46 | 1:02.46 | 2:07.92 | ||
86 | 64 | 240145 | BENEDEK Patrik | 1997 | HUN | 1:06.04 | 1:02.08 | 2:08.12 | ||
87 | 52 | 230667 | PROIOS Ioannis | 1995 | GRE | 1:06.03 | 1:02.69 | 2:08.72 | ||
88 | 92 | 750106 | NASHOKU Marjan | 1995 | MKD | 1:06.33 | 1:03.95 | 2:10.28 | ||
89 | 85 | 270064 | ARBEZ Maxime | 1996 | IRE | 1:06.88 | 1:04.09 | 2:10.97 | ||
90 | 98 | 450030 | MARIOTTI Alessandro | 1998 | RSM | 1:07.41 | 1:03.79 | 2:11.20 | ||
91 | 90 | 340230 | FENIANOS Naim | 1992 | LIB | 1:07.52 | 1:04.37 | 2:11.89 | ||
92 | 69 | 550071 | FOGELIS Daniels | 1994 | LAT | 1:07.92 | 1:04.47 | 2:12.39 | ||
93 | 80 | 170152 | JONSTRUP Jeppe | 1996 | DAN | 1:07.68 | 1:05.29 | 2:12.97 | ||
94 | 84 | 80072 | MACEDO Tobias | 1996 | BRA | 1:08.17 | 1:05.84 | 2:14.01 | ||
95 | 54 | 120037 | TIAN Yuheng | 1985 | CHN | 1:07.48 | 1:06.89 | 2:14.37 | ||
96 | 95 | 740030 | GHAZARYAN Arsen | 1992 | ARM | 1:09.07 | 1:06.89 | 2:15.96 | ||
97 | 81 | 340154 | FENIANOS Tarek | 1990 | LIB | 1:12.34 | 1:07.60 | 2:19.94 | ||
98 | 97 | 210024 | BABIKOV Dmitriy | 1990 | UZB | 1:11.92 | 1:08.76 | 2:20.68 | ||
99 | 108 | 770012 | BORISOV Ivan | 1979 | KGZ | 1:10.95 | 1:10.08 | 2:21.03 | ||
100 | 86 | 960300 | GOUTT Yohan Goncalves | 1994 | TLS | 1:12.81 | 1:09.59 | 2:22.40 | ||
101 | 104 | 620046 | KHAN Arif Mohd | 1990 | IND | 1:16.08 | 1:11.13 | 2:27.21 | ||
102 | 96 | 540001 | VON HOHENLOHE Hubertus | 1959 | MEX | 1:14.25 | 1:12.99 | 2:27.24 | ||
103 | 74 | 620035 | LAL Hira | 1980 | IND | 1:16.54 | 1:13.86 | 2:30.40 | ||
104 | 87 | 740028 | MANUKYAN Yura | 1991 | ARM | 1:16.61 | 1:15.39 | 2:32.00 | ||
105 | 107 | 770018 | GORDEEV Maksim | 1995 | KGZ | 1:23.90 | 1:22.97 | 2:46.87 | ||
106 | 106 | 130034 | WU Meng-che | 1995 | TPE | 1:27.24 | 1:25.93 | 2:53.17 | ||
107 | 109 | 921000 | ROY Jean-Pierre | 1963 | HAI | 1:33.13 | 1:28.90 | 3:02.03 | ||
108 | 110 | 840003 | WILLIAMS Michael Elliott | 1969 | JAM | 1:53.82 | 1:48.11 | 3:41.93 | ||
Did not start 2nd run | ||||||||||
43 | 202451 | STRASSER Linus | 1992 | GER | ||||||
Did not start 1st run | ||||||||||
62 | 958402 | TRAVERS Dean | 1996 | CAY | ||||||
Did not finish 2nd run | ||||||||||
75 | 230659 | VALCAREGGI Massimiliano | 1995 | GRE | ||||||
66 | 110324 | VON APPEN Henrik | 1994 | CHI | ||||||
58 | 40553 | CHEVALIER Luc Henri | 1992 | AUS | ||||||
55 | 150495 | VRABLIK Martin | 1982 | CZE | ||||||
52 | 40594 | PERAUDO Ross | 1992 | AUS | ||||||
45 | 400237 | MEINERS Maarten | 1992 | NED | ||||||
32 | 501458 | LINDH Calle | 1990 | SWE | ||||||
Did not finish 1st run | ||||||||||
90 | 450026 | MICHELOTTI Vincenzo Romano | 1996 | RSM | ||||||
81 | 310410 | VUKOVIC Andrija | 1994 | SRB | ||||||
73 | 430429 | BYDLINSKI Maciej | 1988 | POL | ||||||
67 | 92720 | POPOV Albert | 1997 | BUL | ||||||
65 | 390035 | SMITH Warren Cummings | 1992 | EST | ||||||
61 | 410364 | FEASEY Willis | 1992 | NZL | ||||||
60 | 40489 | LAIDLAW Luke | 1992 | AUS | ||||||
53 | 410372 | PREBBLE Nick | 1993 | NZL | ||||||
49 | 180705 | PIRINEN Eemeli | 1993 | FIN | ||||||
46 | 40523 | DEMSCHAR Dominic | 1993 | AUS | ||||||
42 | 380318 | BRIGOVIC Sebastian | 1992 | CRO | ||||||
41 | 481327 | TRIKHICHEV Pavel | 1992 | RUS | ||||||
39 | 481103 | ANDRIENKO Aleksander | 1990 | RUS | ||||||
37 | 700830 | ZAMPA Adam | 1990 | SVK | ||||||
30 | 561244 | KRANJEC Zan | 1992 | SLO | ||||||
24 | 501017 | MYHRER Andre | 1983 | SWE | ||||||
20 | 51159 | NOESIG Christoph | 1985 | AUT | ||||||
13 | 421669 | HAUGEN Leif Kristian | 1987 | NOR | ||||||
11 | 194495 | FAIVRE Mathieu | 1992 | FRA | ||||||
4 | 191750 | FANARA Thomas | 1981 | FRA | ||||||
1 | 50625 | RAICH Benjamin | 1978 | AUT | ||||||
Disqualified 2nd run in qualification race | ||||||||||
103 | 570012 | HEATH Alexander | 1978 | RSA | ||||||
Disqualified 1st run in qualification race | ||||||||||
100 | 210030 | JUNUSOV Anvar | 1991 | UZB | ||||||
50 | 710353 | SLJIVIC Marko | 1996 | BIH | ||||||
Did not start 2nd run in qualification race | ||||||||||
76 | 160097 | LEFKARITIS Dinos | 1995 | CYP | ||||||
Did not start 1st run in qualification race | ||||||||||
99 | 310407 | PESIC Mladen | 1994 | SRB | ||||||
93 | 740021 | VARDANYAN Kajik | 1986 | ARM | ||||||
89 | 170155 | SIMONSEN Lasse Kamp | 1993 | DAN | ||||||
48 | 230147 | SYKARAS Konstantinos | 1984 | GRE | ||||||
44 | 670052 | KHUBER Martin | 1992 | KAZ | ||||||
Did not finish 2nd run in qualification race | ||||||||||
94 | 310388 | KOSIC Bojan | 1990 | MNE | ||||||
91 | 340040 | MEHANNA Jamil | 1978 | LIB | ||||||
82 | 240149 | NAGY Bence | 1998 | HUN | ||||||
62 | 690086 | FESHCHUK Rostyslav | 1990 | UKR | ||||||
43 | 120054 | ZHOU Dongjun | 1989 | CHN | ||||||
Did not finish 1st run in qualification race | ||||||||||
105 | 210020 | EGEMBERDIEV Safar | 1986 | UZB | ||||||
101 | 310429 | PAVLOVIC Sava | 1997 | SRB | ||||||
88 | 450025 | BIZZOCCHI Lorenzo | 1993 | RSM | ||||||
75 | 770017 | TRELEVSKII Sergei | 1989 | KGZ | ||||||
63 | 690722 | MYTSAK Dmytro | 1995 | UKR | ||||||
51 | 270055 | LYNE Conor | 1993 | IRE | ||||||
16 | 30266 | GASTALDI Sebastiano | 1991 | ARG | ||||||
11 | 110320 | CLARO Eugenio | 1993 | CHI |