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Combined, Men

Date16 – 17 February 1988
StatusOlympic
LocationNakiska (Ram Alley - Little Bush - Turbo Traverse - Eagle Tail - Bobtail- Mighty Peace - Maverick / Red Crow)
Participants56 from 20 countries
FormatOne downhill run and 2 slalom runs, point tables determined placement.
DetailsGates: 36
Length: 2967 m
Start Altitude: 2342 m
Vertical Drop: 804 m

The Alpine combined, using point scores for a downhill and slalom race, returned to the Olympic Program for the first time since the 1948 Winter Olympics. The favorite was Pirmin Zurbriggen, who had already won a gold in the downhill, silver in the giant slalom, and was leading the 1987-88 World Cup combined event. He led the field in the downhill, and after the first run of the slalom, was far out in front. But as he neared the end of the second run, he hooked a tip on a gate and fell, not able to finish. The left it open for Hubert Strolz (AUT) to win the gold medal, which he did with his consistency – he was fifth in the downhill section, ninth on the first slalom run, and fourth on the second slalom run.

PosNumberCompetitorNOCPointsDownhillSlalom
126Hubert StrolzAUT36.551:48.51 (5)1:27.31 (7)Gold
238Bernhard GstreinAUT43.451:50.20 (15)1:25.82 (3)Silver
334Paul AccolaSUI48.241:51.27 (24)1:24.93 (1)Bronze
45Luc AlphandFRA57.731:49.60 (13)1:28.47 (10)
537Peter JurkoTCH58.561:50.29 (19)1:27.61 (8)
635Jean-Luc CrétierFRA62.981:50.04 (14)1:28.52 (11)
74Markus WasmeierFRG65.441:49.32 (8)1:29.84 (13)
831Adrián BírešTCH68.501:50.24 (16)1:28.94 (12)
940Finn Christian JaggeNOR95.211:54.66 (33)1:26.14 (4)
1024Niklas HenningSWE96.251:51.16 (23)1:31.17 (15)
1152Armin BittnerFRG99.651:55.42 (35)1:25.64 (2)
128Christophe PléFRA103.121:49.06 (6)1:34.98 (18)
1354Thomas StangassingerAUT107.871:54.70 (34)1:27.69 (9)
1441Gregor HoopLIE114.621:53.21 (29)1:30.63 (14)
151Bernhard FahnerSUI120.451:51.78 (26)1:33.37 (17)
1657Paul FrommeltLIE122.121:56.82 (40)1:26.53 (5)
176Peter DürrFRG123.921:48.30 (4)1:38.68 (23)
1855Oswald TötschITA134.141:57.83 (43)1:26.64 (6)
1919Don StevensCAN135.811:50.97 (22)1:36.45 (20)
2042Robert BüchelLIE136.701:53.96 (32)1:32.38 (16)
2127Katsuhito KumagaiJPN144.651:52.10 (28)1:35.99 (19)
2216Hannes ZehentnerFRG197.871:49.16 (7)1:46.85 (25)
2348Juan Pablo SantiagosCHI224.201:58.52 (45)1:37.09 (21)
2443Jorge BirknerARG243.991:59.37 (46)1:38.41 (22)
2553Giannis StamatiouGRE347.412:07.51 (47)1:40.13 (24)
2617Martin BellGBR422.791:49.54 (10)2:14.83 (26)
DNF7Pirmin ZurbriggenSUI–1:46.90 (1)– (DNF)
DNF39Niklas LindqvistSWE–1:56.63 (39)– (DNF)
DNF22A J KittUSA–1:50.42 (20)– (DNF)
DNF45Paulo OppligerCHI–1:57.65 (42)– (DQ)
DNF2Franck PiccardFRA–1:47.38 (2)– (DNF)
DNF13Felix BelczykCAN–1:48.24 (3)– (DQ)
DNF10Lars-Börje ErikssonSWE–1:49.52 (9)– (DNF)
DNF28Günther MaderAUT–1:49.56 (11)– (DNF)
DNF23Graham BellGBR–1:50.25 (17)– (DQ)
DNF29Martin HanglSUI–1:51.48 (25)– (DNF)
DNF46Felix McGrathUSA–1:53.35 (30)– (DNF)
DNF51Sergey PetrikURS–1:55.82 (36)– (DQ)
DNF49Konstantin ChistyakovURS–1:55.99 (38)– (DQ)
DNF44Hubertus von HohenloheMEX–1:57.42 (41)– (DQ)
DNF50Javier RivaraARG–1:58.28 (44)– (DNF)
DNF56Silvio WilleLIE–2:21.71 (48)– (DQ)
DNF47Simon Wi RuteneNZL–– (DNF)–
DNF32Nils LinnebergCHI–– (DNF)–
DNF25Mike CarneyCAN–– (DNF)–
DNF21Bill HudsonUSA–– (DNF)–
DNF18Jeff OlsonUSA–– (DNF)–
DNF15Rob BoydCAN–– (DNF)–
DNF36Peter ForrasAUS–– (DQ)–
DNF20Steven LeeAUS–[1:48.25] (DQ)–
DNF3Danilo SbardelottoITA–1:49.57 (12)–
DNF11Atle SkårdalNOR–1:50.27 (18)–
DNF12Igor CigollaITA–1:50.86 (21)–
DNF14Jan Einar ThorsenNOR–1:51.89 (27)–
DNF30Boris DuncanGBR–1:53.40 (31)– (DNS)
DNF33Dieter LinnebergCHI–1:55.97 (37)–
DNS9Marc GirardelliLUX–––