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Slalom, Men

Date27 February 1994
StatusOlympic
LocationHafjell Alpinsenter, Øyer
Participants57 from 25 countries
FormatTwo runs, total time determined placement.
DetailsGates: 74
Length: ?
Start Altitude: 485 m
Vertical Drop: 227 m

Alberto Tomba, the 1988 gold medalist and 1992 silver medalist in the slalom, was somewhat past his best in the giant slalom, but he still led the 1993-94 slalom World Cup, having won that title in 1992, and winning four of the eight pre-Olympic slaloms. On the first run, he was unimpressive, placing 12th in a time that left him 1.84 seconds behind the run leader, Thomas Stangassinger of Austria. Fourth off on the second run, Tomba produced a near-perfect run, and taking the early lead. One-by-one the 11 skiiers ahead of him came down the course, and one-by-one his time held up, until the final skier, Stangassinger. Stangassinger would finish only seventh on the second run, and edged ahead of Tomba by only 0.15 seconds, but the gold medal went to the Austrian. Tomba won his third consecutive Olympic medal in the slalom.

PosNumberCompetitorNOCTimeRun #1Run #2
18Thomas StangassingerAUT2:02.021:01.00 (1)1:01.02 (7)Gold
21Alberto TombaITA2:02.171:02.84 (12)59.33 (1)Silver
32Jure KoširSLO2:02.531:02.55 (8)59.98 (3)Bronze
437Mitja KuncSLO2:02.621:02.82 (11)59.80 (2)
55Thomas FogdöSWE2:03.051:02.98 (15)1:00.07 (4)
64Finn Christian JaggeNOR2:03.191:02.16 (5)1:01.03 (8)
734Casey PuckettUSA2:03.471:02.97 (14)1:00.50 (5)
818Angelo WeissITA2:03.721:02.77 (10)1:00.95 (6)
911Patrick StaubSUI2:04.191:02.46 (6)1:01.73 (9)
1027Andrej MiklavcSLO2:04.351:02.57 (9)1:01.78 (10)
1120Andrea ZinsliSUI2:04.941:02.87 (13)1:02.07 (13)
1235Mika MarilaFIN2:04.991:02.54 (7)1:02.45 (15)
1323Mats EricsonSWE2:05.491:03.25 (16)1:02.24 (14)
1436Thomas GrandiCAN2:05.541:03.48 (18)1:02.06 (12)
1517Michael von GrünigenSUI2:05.881:03.94 (21)1:01.94 (11)
1619Yves DimierFRA2:06.991:03.72 (20)1:03.27 (18)
1722Paul AccolaSUI2:07.561:04.45 (24)1:03.11 (17)
1832Kiminobu KimuraJPN2:07.971:05.26 (26)1:02.71 (16)
1926Takuya IshiokaJPN2:10.341:05.94 (27)1:04.40 (19)
2054Vicente TomásESP2:13.441:06.71 (28)1:06.73 (21)
2156Hur Seung-WookKOR2:13.661:07.43 (29)1:06.23 (20)
2257Attila BónisHUN2:20.431:10.87 (30)1:09.56 (22)
DNF12Kjetil André AamodtNOR1:01.80 (2)– (DNF)
DNF7Peter RothGER1:01.84 (3)– (DNF)
DNF15Thomas SykoraAUT1:02.03 (4)– (DNF)
DNF29Rob CrossanCAN1:03.45 (17)– (DNF)
DNF25Sébastien AmiezFRA1:03.66 (19)– (DNF)
DNF33Tetsuya OkabeJPN1:03.98 (22)– (DNF)
DNF31Matt GrosjeanUSA1:04.24 (23)– (DNF)
DNF39Jeremy NobisUSA1:04.86 (25)– (DNF)
DNF3Armin BittnerGER– (DNF)
DNF10Günther MaderAUT– (DNF)
DNF13Bernhard GstreinAUT– (DNF)
DNF14Lasse KjusNOR– (DNF)
DNF21Bernhard BauerGER– (DNF)
DNF24Fabrizio TescariITA– (DNF)
DNF28Johan WallnerSWE– (DNF)
DNF30Norman BergamelliITA– (DNF)
DNF38Erik SchlopyUSA– (DNF)
DNF40Ovidio GarcíaESP– (DNF)
DNF42Gaku HirasawaJPN– (DNF)
DNF43Tobias HellmanSWE– (DNF)
DNF44Lyubomir PopovBUL– (DNF)
DNF45Gerard EscodaAND– (DNF)
DNF46Kristinn BjörnssonISL– (DNF)
DNF47Simon Wi RuteneNZL– (DNF)
DNF49Bill GaylordGBR– (DNF)
DNF50Xavier UbeiraESP– (DNF)
DNF51Haukur ArnórssonISL– (DNF)
DNF52Federico van DitmarARG– (DNF)
DNF53Petar DichevBUL– (DNF)
DNF58Marcin SzafrańskiPOL– (DNF)
DNF59Vedran PavlekCRO– (DNF)
DNF60Levan AbramishviliGEO– (DNF)
DQ6Gregor GrilcSLO[1:02.46] (DQ)
DQ9Ole Kristian FurusethNOR[1:01.16] (DQ)
DQ16Marc GirardelliLUX– (DQ)
DNS41Tobias BarnerssoiGER– (DNS)
DNS48Marco BüchelLIE– (DNS)
DNS55Achim VogtLIE– (DNS)