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FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2013 – Women's slalom

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Women's slalom
at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2013
VenuePlanai
Schladming, Austria
Date16 February 2013
Competitors139 from 53 nations
Winning time1:39.85
Medalists
gold medal 		Mikaela Shiffrin   United States
silver medal 		Michaela Kirchgasser   Austria
bronze medal 		Frida Hansdotter   Sweden
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Complete results for Women's Slalom competition at the 2013 World Championships. It was the tenth race of the championships and 139 athletes from 53 countries competed.[1]

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Results

The first run was started at 10:00 local time (UTC+1)[2] and the second run at 13:30.[3]

Rank Bib Name Nation Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Difference
1st place, gold medalist(s) 5 Mikaela Shiffrin  United States 50.59 3 49.26 4 1:39.85
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 10 Michaela Kirchgasser  Austria 50.96 6 49.11 2 1:40.07 +0.22
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 2 Frida Hansdotter  Sweden 50.41 1 49.70 12 1:40.11 +0.26
4 3 Tanja Poutiainen  Finland 50.58 2 49.88 18 1:40.46 +0.61
5 1 Tina Maze  Slovenia 50.88 5 49.73 14 1:40.61 +0.76
6 8 Maria Pietilä-Holmner  Sweden 51.92 13 48.99 1 1:40.91 +1.06
7 4 Veronika Zuzulová  Slovakia 51.21 7 49.97 20 1:41.18 +1.33
8 21 Šárka Záhrobská  Czech Republic 51.87 11 49.35 6 1:41.22 +1.37
9 11 Marlies Schild  Austria 51.84 10 49.59 7 1:41.43 +1.58
10 6 Kathrin Zettel  Austria 51.92 12 49.61 9 1:41.52 +1.67
11 13 Wendy Holdener   Switzerland 52.00 14 49.62 10 1:41.62 +1.77
12 17 Bernadette Schild  Austria 52.46 20 49.20 3 1:41.66 +1.81
13 12 Marie-Michèle Gagnon  Canada 51.80 8 49.90 19 1:41.70 +1.85
14 28 Chiara Costazza  Italy 52.42 17 49.33 5 1:41.75 +1.90
15 19 Nicole Hosp  Austria 51.82 9 50.08 21 1:41.90 +2.05
16 20 Nathalie Eklund  Sweden 52.25 15 49.83 17 1:42.08 +2.23
17 15 Erin Mielzynski  Canada 52.42 17 49.82 16 1:42.24 +2.39
18 27 Laurie Mougel  France 52.59 21 49.72 13 1:42.31 +2.46
19 30 Sandrine Aubert  France 52.92 22 49.65 11 1:42.66 +2.81
20 22 Nastasia Noens  France 53.01 23 49.65 15 1:42.68 +2.83
21 18 Lena Dürr  Germany 52.42 17 50.50 25 1:42.92 +3.07
22 26 Resi Stiegler  United States 53.44 26 49:60 8 1:43.04 +3.19
23 16 Anna Swenn-Larsson  Sweden 52.30 16 50.78 26 1:43.08 +3.23
24 25 Anne-Sophie Barthet  France 53.07 24 50.29 22 1:43.36 +3.51
25 24 Manuela Mölgg  Italy 53.43 25 50.36 24 1:43.79 +3.94
26 35 Michelle Gisin   Switzerland 53.86 29 50.35 23 1:44.21 +4.36
27 51 Katarina Lavtar  Slovenia 53.76 28 50.83 27 1:44.59 +4.74
28 37 Elli Terwiel  Canada 53.93 30 51.13 28 1:45.06 +5.21
29 40 Marina Nigg  Liechtenstein 53.97 31 51.86 30 1:45.83 +5.98
30 29 Brittany Phelan  Canada 54.46 33 51.68 29 1:46.14 +6.29
31 44 Ana Bucik  Slovenia 54.23 32 52.02 33 1:46.25 +6.40
32 48 Jana Gantnerová  Slovakia 54.52 35 51.95 31 1:46.47 +6.62
33 60 Daria Astapenko  Russia 54.48 34 52.00 32 1:46.48 +6.63
34 41 Nevena Ignjatović  Serbia 54.62 37 52.34 36 1:46.96 +7.11
35 45 Martina Dubovská  Czech Republic 55.34 41 52.05 34 1:47.39 +7.54
36 46 Agnieszka Gąsienica Daniel  Poland 55.48 42 52.19 35 1:47.67 +7.82
37 36 Mizue Hoshi  Japan 55.07 40 52.85 38 1:47.92 +8.07
38 58 Sofija Novoselić  Croatia 55.70 45 52.70 37 1:48.40 +8.55
39 50 Aleksandra Klus  Poland 55.84 46 53.29 39 1:49.13 +9.28
40 53 Ksenia Alopina  Russia 55.62 43 53.92 40 1:49.54 +9.69
41 52 Eva Kurfürstová  Czech Republic 55.63 44 54.07 41 1:49.70 +9.85
42 38 Barbora Lukáčová  Slovakia 57.03 48 54.64 42 1:51.67 +11.82
43 72 Iva Mišak  Croatia 57.12 49 54.70 43 1:51.82 +11.97
44 31 Emiko Kiyosawa  Japan 54.85 39 57.15 54 1:52.00 +12.15
45 54 Greta Small  Australia 56.96 47 55.37 46 1:52.33 +12.48
46 68 Maria Kirkova  Bulgaria 57.32 50 55.44 47 1:52.76 +12.91
47 71 Andrea Komšić  Croatia 58.12 55 55.04 45 1:53.16 +13.31
48 80 Joanna Frick  Liechtenstein 58.49 58 54.86 44 1:53.35 +13.50
49 75 Lelde Gasūna  Latvia 57.86 52 56.05 51 1:53.91 +14.06
50 59 Macarena Simari Birkner  Argentina 58.15 56 55.79 48 1:53.94 +14.09
51 67 Matea Ferk  Croatia 58.01 54 55.95 49 1:53.96 +14.11
52 65 María Guðmundsdóttir  Iceland 58.21 57 56.25 52 1:54.46 +14.61
53 61 Salome Bancora  Argentina 58.99 60 56.01 50 1:55.00 +15.15
54 73 Harriet Miller-Brown  New Zealand 57.87 53 57.49 55 1:55.36 +15.51
55 77 Helga María Vilhjálmsdóttir  Iceland 58.63 59 56.77 53 1:55.40 +15.55
7 Maria Höfl-Riesch  Germany 50.61 4 DNF
39 Mona Løseth  Norway 53.52 27 DNF
32 Michela Azzola  Italy 54.56 36 DNF
34 Emi Hasegawa  Japan 54.71 38 DNF
64 Maria Shkanova  Belarus 57.65 51 DNF
61 76 Bogdana Matsotska  Ukraine 59.17 61
62 63 Mandy Dirkzwager  Netherlands 1:00.29 62
63 79 Anna Berecz  Hungary 1:00.68 63
64 83 Eria-Gudyn Helgadóttir  Iceland 1:01.16 64
65 94 Tetyana Tikun  Ukraine 1:01.80 65
66 84 Charlotte Techen Lemgart  Denmark 1:01.90 66
67 93 Maša Janković  Serbia 1:03.20 67
68 89 Anastasiya Gorbunova  Russia 1:03.21 68
69 91 Roksana Tymchenko  Ukraine 1:03.56 69
70 125 Ornella Öttl Reyes  Peru 1:03.58 70
71 106 Sophia Ralli  Greece 1:03.62 71
72 82 Eria Ásgeirsdóttir  Iceland 1:03.83 72
73 81 Marjolein Decroix  Belgium 1:03.85 73
74 95 Elise Pellegrin  Malta 1:04.59 74
75 116 Veronika Tomić  Serbia 1:05.82 75
76 87 Kristina Krone  Puerto Rico 1:06.06 76
77 118 Yom Hirshfeld  Israel 1:06.72 77
78 98 Sumejja Hadžić  Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:06.74 78
79 100 Ronnie Kiek  Israel 1:07.31 79
80 105 Paraskevi Mavridou  Greece 1:07.58 80
81 96 Victoria Bell  Ireland 1:08.06 81
82 117 Donáta Hellner  Hungary 1:08.92 82
83 97 Ieva Meldere  Latvia 1:10.18 83
84 112 Fatemeh Kiadarbandsari  Iran 1:10.21 84
85 120 Zsuzsanna Ury  Hungary 1:10.21 85
86 109 Veronica Gaspar  United States Virgin Islands 1:10.26 86
87 110 Natacha Mohbat  Lebanon 1:10.28 87
88 115 Ziba Kalhor  Iran 1:10.59 88
89 113 Marjan Kalhor  Iran 1:10.73 89
90 104 Ivana Bulatović  Montenegro 1:11.63 90
91 122 Alexandra Taylor  Cyprus 1:12.79 91
92 124 Szelina Hellner  Hungary 1:13.03 92
93 134 Jacky Chamoun  Lebanon 1:13.43 93
94 130 Lea Nassar  Lebanon 1:13.52 94
95 114 Mitra Kalhor  Iran 1:14.89 95
96 121 Celine Keirouz  Lebanon 1:15.42 96
97 129 Svetlana Baranova  Uzbekistan 1:16.24 97
98 119 Anna Bondare  Latvia 1:20.02 98
99 131 Tatjana Baranova  Uzbekistan 1:21.86 99
100 137 Aanchal Thakur  India 1:27.63 100
101 136 Varsha Devi  India 1:50.43 101
102 135 Huang Pei-chen  Chinese Taipei 1:53.05 102
9 Irene Curtoni  Italy DNF
14 Christina Geiger  Germany DNF
23 Nina Løseth  Norway DNF
33 Petra Vlhová  Slovakia DNF
42 Anna Sorokina  Russia DNF
43 Merle Soppela  Finland DNF
47 Karen Persyn  Belgium DNF
49 Kateřina Pauláthová  Czech Republic DNF
55 María Belén Simari Birkner  Argentina DNF
56 Eli Plut  Slovenia DNF
57 Mirela Gutiérrez  Andorra DNF
62 Anna-Laura Bühler  Liechtenstein DNF
66 Nicol Gastaldi  Argentina DNF
69 Isabel van Buynder  Belgium DNF
70 Žana Novaković  Bosnia and Herzegovina DNF
74 Noelle Barahona  Chile DNF
78 Maryna Gąsienica-Daniel  Poland DNF
85 Lina Xia  China DNF
86 Piera Hudson  New Zealand DNF
88 Xiyue Qin  China DNF
90 Amira Halilović  Bosnia and Herzegovina DNF
92 Yang Li  China DNF
99 Stefanie Vyhmeister  Chile DNF
101 Ksenia Grigoreva  Uzbekistan DNF
102 Malene Madsen  Denmark DNF
103 Macarena Montesinos  Chile DNF
107 Kristina Kusmuk  Bosnia and Herzegovina DNF
108 Anastasia Kokkini  Greece DNF
111 Ieva Januškevičiūtė  Lithuania DNF
123 Areti Maragkou  Greece DNF
126 Mary Photiades  Cyprus DNF
128 Federica Selva  San Marino DNF
132 Javiera Cea  Chile DNF
133 Laura Bauer  South Africa DNF
138 Eleonora Chiaruzzi  San Marino DNF
139 Tatevik Muradyan  Armenia DNF
127 Gitit Buchler  Israel DNS

References

  1. ^ "FIS World Ski Championships Slalom L Official Starter List" (PDF). FIS. Retrieved 15 February 2013.[permanent dead link]
  2. ^ "FIS World Ski Championships Slalom L 1st Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Retrieved 16 February 2013.[permanent dead link]
  3. ^ "FIS World Ski Championships Slalom L 2nd Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 February 2013. Retrieved 16 February 2013.
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