Alpine skiing at the 2018 Winter Paralympics – Men's slalom

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Men's slalom
at the XII Paralympic Winter Games
Paralympic alpine skiing
VenueJeongseon Alpine Centre, South Korea
Dates17 March
Competitors89 from 30 nations
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Men's slalom (visually impaired)
at the XII Paralympic Winter Games
Competitors18 from 13 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Giacomo Bertagnolli
Guide: Fabrizio Casal		  Italy
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Jakub Krako
Guide: Branislav Brozman		  Slovakia
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Valery Redkozubov
Guide: Evgeny Geroev		  Neutral Paralympic Athletes
Men's slalom (standing)
at the XII Paralympic Winter Games
Competitors40 from 22 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Adam Hall  New Zealand
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Arthur Bauchet  France
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jamie Stanton  United States
Men's slalom (sitting)
at the XII Paralympic Winter Games
Competitors31 from 18 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Dino Sokolović  Croatia
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Tyler Walker  United States
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Frédéric François  France
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2018 Winter Paralympics
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The Men's slalom competition of the 2018 Winter Paralympics was held at Jeongseon Alpine Centre, South Korea. The competition took place on 17 March 2018.

Medal table[edit]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Croatia (CRO)1001
 Italy (ITA)1001
 New Zealand (NZL)1001
4 France (FRA)0112
 United States (USA)0112
6 Slovakia (SVK)0101
7 Neutral Paralympic Athletes (NPA)0011
Totals (7 entries)3339

Visually impaired[edit]

In the downhill visually impaired, the athlete with a visual impairment has a sighted guide.[1] The two skiers are considered a team, and dual medals are awarded.

Run 1 was started at 09:30 and run 2 was started at 14:00.[2][3]

Rank Bib Name Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Diff
1st place, gold medalist(s) 10 Giacomo Bertagnolli
Guide: Fabrizio Casal		  Italy 48.85 2 47.27 1 1:36.12 –
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 3 Jakub Krako
Guide: Branislav Brozman		  Slovakia 49.07 3 48.47 2 1:37.54 +1.42
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 9 Valery Redkozubov
Guide: Evgeny Geroev		  Neutral Paralympic Athletes 49.10 4 48.92 4 1:38.02 +1.90
4 8 Mac Marcoux
Guide: Jack Leitch		  Canada 49.45 5 48.78 3 1:38.39 +2.27
5 2 Gernot Morgenfurt
Guide: Christoph Peter Gmeiner		  Austria 50.31 6 51.30 5 1:41.61 +5.49
6 4 Maciej Krężel
Guide: Anna Ogarzyńska		  Poland 52.63 7 51.50 6 1:44.13 +8.01
7 6 Marek Kubačka
Guide: Mária Zaťovičová		  Slovakia 52.78 8 55.34 7 1:48.12 +12.00
8 16 Patrik Hetmer
Guide: Miroslav Máčala		  Czech Republic 57.61 11 59.67 9 1:57.28 +21.16
9 14 Damir Mizdrak
Guide: Luka Debeljak		  Croatia 1:01.72 12 59.60 8 2:01.32 +25.20
11 Kevin Burton
Guide: Brandon Ashby		  United States 54.18 9 DNF —
13 Hwang Min-gyu
Guide: Yu Jea-hyung		  South Korea 55.92 10 DNF —
1 Miroslav Haraus
Guide: Maroš Hudík		  Slovakia 47.96 1 DSQ —
5 Ivan Frantsev
Guide: German Agranovskii		  Neutral Paralympic Athletes DNF —
7 Jon Santacana Maiztegui
Guide: Miguel Galindo Garces		  Spain DNF —
12 Patrick Jensen
Guide: Lara Falk		  Australia DNF —
15 Zsolt Balogh
Guide: Bence Bocsi		  Hungary DNF —
17 Tadeáš Kříž
Guide: Radim Nevrlý		  Czech Republic DNF —
18 Shaun Pianta
Guide: Jeremy O'Sullivan		  Australia DNF —

Standing[edit]

Run 1 was started at 10:30 and run 2 was started at 14:22.[4][5]

Rank Bib Name Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Difference
1st place, gold medalist(s) 21 Adam Hall  New Zealand 48.69 3 47.42 1 1:36.11 –
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 32 Arthur Bauchet  France 48.54 2 47.96 2 1:36.50 +0.39
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 25 Jamie Stanton  United States 48.51 1 48.86 3 1:37.37 +1.26
4 27 Santeri Kiiveri  Finland 49.61 6 50.14 4 1:39.75 +3.64
5 26 Thomas Walsh  United States 49.33 5 52.87 10 1:42.20 +6.09
6 23 Mitchell Gourley  Australia 48.69 3 53.63 12 1:42.32 +6.21
7 29 Aron Lindström  Sweden 51.72 10 51.23 5 1:42.95 +6.84
8 30 Alexander Alyabyev  Neutral Paralympic Athletes 50.37 7 53.15 11 1:43.52 +7.41
9 28 Thomas Pfyl  Switzerland 51.47 9 52.46 9 1:43.93 +7.82
10 31 James Whitley  Great Britain 52.61 11 51.80 6 1:44.41 +8.30
11 37 Martin France  Slovakia 53.96 13 52.27 7 1:46.23 +10.12
12 44 Davide Bendotti  Italy 53.34 12 54.14 13 1:47.48 +11.37
13 47 Hilmar Örvarsson  Iceland 58.32 17 52.27 7 1:50.59 +14.48
14 38 Jordan Broisin  France 56.52 15 54.14 13 1:50.66 +14.55
15 42 Jasper Balcaen  Belgium 57.89 16 56.05 15 1:53.94 +17.83
16 46 Alexey Mikushin  Neutral Paralympic Athletes 54.60 14 1:02.88 20 1:57.48 +21.37
17 48 Kohei Takahashi  Japan 1:00.06 18 58.31 18 1:58.37 +22.26
18 45 Gakuta Koike  Japan 1:01.16 20 57.47 16 1:58.63 +22.52
19 49 Tyler Carter  United States 1:02.22 21 1:01.08 19 2:03.30 +27.19
20 50 Roger Puig Davi  Andorra 1:06.68 24 57.75 17 2:04.43 +28.32
21 53 Miroslav Lidinský  Czech Republic 1:05.65 23 1:04.52 22 2:10.17 +34.06
22 55 Lovro Dokić  Croatia 1:07.61 25 1:03.64 21 2:11.25 +35.14
23 56 Sergey Alexandrov  Neutral Paralympic Athletes 1:08.50 26 1:07.86 23 2:16.36 +40.25
33 Martin Würz  Austria 50.45 8 DNF —
52 Spencer Wood  United States 1:00.39 19 DNF —
57 Mehmet Çekiç  Turkey 1:16.53 27 DNF —
51 Connor Hogan  United States 1:02.59 22 DNS —
19 Thomas Grochar  Austria DNF —
20 Alexey Bugaev  Neutral Paralympic Athletes DNF —
22 Jeffrey Stuut  Netherlands DNF —
24 Kirk Schornstein  Canada DNF —
34 Hiraku Misawa  Japan DNF —
35 Michael Brügger  Switzerland DNF —
36 Braydon Luscombe  Canada DNF —
39 Robin Cuche  Switzerland DNF —
40 Nico Pajantschitsch  Austria DNF —
41 Jonty O'Callaghan  Australia DNF —
43 Alexis Guimond  Canada DNF —
54 Julio Andres Soto Ugalde  Chile DNF —
58 Santiago Vega  Chile DNF —

Sitting[edit]

Run 1 was started at 11:30 and run 2 was started at 14:57.[6][7]

Rank Bib Name Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Difference
1st place, gold medalist(s) 61 Dino Sokolović  Croatia 49.13 3 50.69 3 1:39.82 –
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 73 Tyler Walker  United States 49.08 2 51.47 6 1:40.55 +0.73
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 67 Frédéric François  France 51.53 4 50.50 1 1:42.03 +2.21
4 68 Taiki Morii  Japan 51.55 5 50.73 4 1:42.28 +2.46
5 62 Jesper Pedersen  Norway 51.62 6 50.67 2 1:42.29 +2.47
6 72 Igor Sikorski  Poland 52.25 7 50.89 5 1:43.14 +3.32
7 74 René De Silvestro  Italy 52.97 8 52.43 8 1:45.40 +5.58
8 65 Roman Rabl  Austria 57.43 9 52.39 7 1:49.82 +10.00
9 85 Nicolás Bisquertt  Chile 59.39 12 55.23 9 1:54.62 +14.80
10 83 Alex Cairns  Canada 59.47 13 57.47 10 1:56.94 +17.12
11 80 Enrique Plantey  Argentina 59.52 14 59.59 11 1:59.11 +19.29
12 86 Jernej Slivnik  Slovenia 59.26 11 59.87 12 1:59.13 +19.31
13 78 Murat Pelit  Switzerland 1:04.87 15 1:02.05 13 2:06.92 +27.10
14 79 Thomas Nolte  Germany 59.20 10 1:10.67 14 2:09.87 +30.05
60 Jeroen Kampschreur  Netherlands 48.40 1 DNF —
59 Takeshi Suzuki  Japan DNF —
63 Yohann Taberlet  France DNF —
64 Akira Kano  Japan DNF —
66 Jasmin Bambur  United States DNF —
69 Kurt Oatway  Canada DNF —
70 Niels de Langen  Netherlands DNF —
71 Josh Elliott  United States DNF —
75 Markus Gfatterhofer  Austria DNF —
76 Han Sang-min  South Korea DNF —
77 Simon Wallner  Austria DNF —
81 Lee Chi-won  South Korea DNF —
82 Mark Soyer  Australia DNF —
84 Kenji Natsume  Japan DNF —
87 Pavel Bambousek  Czech Republic DNF —
88 Sam Tait  Australia DNF —
89 Diego Seguel  Chile DNF —

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/disability-sport/25580284 Sochi Winter Paralympics: Guide to the sports
  2. ^ Visually impaired Run 1 results
  3. ^ Visually impaired Final results
  4. ^ Standing Run 1 results
  5. ^ Standing Final results
  6. ^ Sitting Run 1 results
  7. ^ Sitting Final results
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