Giant slalom M - Alpine Skiing at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano

Men's Giant slalom - Alpine Skiing
Nagano 1998 Olympics


Facts Results History


Men's Giant slalom 1998

Final

	Hermann Maier	AUT	2.38,51
	Stephan Eberharter	AUT	2.39,36
	Michael von Grünigen	SUI	2.39,69
4.	Hans Knauss	AUT	2.39,71
5.	Jure Kosir	SLO	2.39,98
6.	Steve Locher	SUI	2.40,30
7.	Paul Accola	SUI	2.40,57
8.	Lasse Kjus	NOR	2.40,65
9.	Christian Mayer	AUT	2.40,67
10.	Fredrik Nyberg	SWE	2.40,95
11.	Ian Piccard	FRA	2.41,10
12.	Urs Kälin	SUI	2.41,17
13.	Christophe Saioni	FRA	2.41,24
14.	Marco Büchel	LIE	2.41,99
15.	Matteo Nana	ITA	2.42,37
16.	Sergio Bergamelli	ITA	2.42,78
17.	Tom Stiansen	NOR	2.42,88
18.	Mitja Kunc	SLO	2.43,09
19.	Sami Uotila	FIN	2.43,45
20.	Daron Rahlves	USA	2.43,59
21.	Patrik Järbyn	SWE	2.43,82
22.	Jernej Koblar	SLO	2.43,96
23.	Thomas Lödler	CRO	2.44,21
24.	Andrzej Bachleda Jr.	POL	2.46,24
25.	Kiminobu Kimura	JPN	2.46,35
26.	Sacha Gros	USA	2.46,89
27.	Tejs Broberg	DEN	2.47,14
28.	Vedran Pavlek	CRO	2.47,54

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Men's Giant slalom - Alpine Skiing - Nagano 1998 Winter Olympics Event Format: Each skier ran two races down the Giant slalom course. Giant slalom is a discipline in alpine skiing with elements from both the Super-G discipline and the Slalom discipline. The Gold Medal winner was the athlete with the best total time for the two runs. Event facts: Men's Giant slalom competition was held at the Mt. Higashidate, Shigakogen and 62 athletes participated in the event.

These results for Men's Giant slalom - Nagano 1998 Winter Olympics - are based on the official olympic reports and the Olympian Database

Men's Giant slalom - Alpine Skiing Nagano 1998 Olympics