Alpine skiing at the 1972 Winter Olympics – Men's slalom

The Men's slalom competition of the Sapporo 1972 Olympics was held at Teine.[1][2]

Men's slalom
at the XI Olympic Winter Games
VenueTeine
Sapporo, Japan
DateFebruary 12–13, 1972
Competitors58 from 25 nations
Winning time1:49.27
Medalists
Francisco Fernández Ochoa  Spain
Gustavo Thoeni  Italy
Rolando Thoeni  Italy
Alpine skiing at the
1972 Winter Olympics
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Men's Slalom
LocationTeine
Vertical228 m (748 ft)
Top elevation795 m (2,608 ft)  
Base elevation567 m (1,860 ft)
Sapporo
Teine
Mount Eniwa
Locations on Hokkaido

The defending world champion was Jean-Noel Augert of France, who was also the defending World Cup slalom champion and the leader of the 1972 World Cup.[3][4]

Results

Final

Sunday, February 13, 1972

RankNameCountryRun 1Run 2TotalDifference
Francisco Fernández Ochoa Spain0:55.360:53.911:49.27–
Gustavo Thoeni Italy0:56.690:53.591:50.28+1.01
Rolando Thoeni Italy0:56.140:54.161:50.30+1.03
4Henri Duvillard France0:55.920:54.531:50.45+1.18
5Jean-Noël Augert France0:55.770:54.741:50.51+1.24
6Eberardo Schmalzl Italy0:56.110:54.721:50.83+1.56
7David Zwilling Austria0:57.300:54.671:51.97+2.70
8Edy Bruggmann Switzerland0:57.490:54.541:52.03+2.76
9Tyler Palmer United States0:57.680:54.371:52.05+2.78
10Andrzej Bachleda-Curuś Poland0:57.040:55.221:52.26+2.99
11Christian Neureuther West Germany0:58.420:54.481:52.90+3.63
12Aurelio García Spain0:57.610:55.511:53.12+3.85
13Walter Tresch Switzerland0:57.900:55.611:53.51+4.24
14Alfred Matt Austria0:58.440:55.241:53.68+4.41
15Adolf Rösti Switzerland0:58.080:56.081:54.16+4.89
16Terry Palmer United States0:58.780:55.501:54.28+5.01
17Masami Ichimura Japan0:57.580:57.251:54.83+5.56
18Masayoshi Kashiwagi Japan1:00.190:56.421:56.61+7.34
19Jim Hunter Canada1:02.020:59.502:01.52+12.25
20Virgil Brenci Romania1:01.561:00.022:01.58+12.31
21Sven Mikaelsson Sweden1:01.001:00.722:01.72+12.45
22Sergey Grishchenko Soviet Union1:02.970:59.702:02.67+13.40
23Reto Barrington Canada1:04.020:59.232:03.25+13.98
24Malcolm Milne Australia1:03.731:01.992:05.72+16.45
25Robert Blanchaer Belgium1:05.781:01.582:07.36+18.09
26Royston Varley Great Britain1:06.311:01.542:07.85+18.58
27Ivan Penev Bulgaria1:06.841:02.842:09.68+20.41
28Iain Finlayson Great Britain1:06.861:03.692:10.55+21.28
29Resmi Resmiev Bulgaria1:05.821:05.282:11.10+21.83
30Carlos Perner Argentina1:08.721:07.802:16.52+27.25
31Jorge-Emilio Lazzarini Argentina1:10.451:08.492:18.94+29.67
32Fayzollah Band Ali Iran1:18.141:14.612:32.75+43.48
33Gorban Ali Kalhor Iran1:18.341:19.192:37.53+48.26
34Chen Yun-Ming Republic of China1:27.981:25.492:53.47+64.20
-Hans-Jörg Schlager West Germany0:56.56DNF--
-Alfred Hagn West Germany0:56.64DNF--
-Alain Penz France0:56.72DQ--
-Josef Loidl Austria0:58.60DNF--
-Reinhard Tritscher Austria0:59.43DQ--
-Manni Thofte Sweden1:01.14DNF--
-Olle Rolén Sweden1:01.19DNF--
-Haruhisa Chiba Japan1:01.25DNF--
-Dan Cristea Romania?DNF--
-Toshimasa Furukawa Japan?DQ--
-Chris Womersley New Zealand?DNF--
-Ben Nanasca Philippines?DNF--
-Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki Iran?DNF--
-Ali Saveh Iran?DQ--
-Max Rieger West GermanyDNF---
-Andreas Sprecher SwitzerlandDNF---
-Erik Håker NorwayDNF---
-Rick Chaffee United StatesDNF---
-Steven Clifford AustraliaDNF---
-Herbert Marxer LiechtensteinDNF---
-Derek Robbins CanadaDNF---
-Alex Mapelli-Mozzi Great BritainDNF---
-Ross Ewington New ZealandDNF---
-Ghassan Keyrouz LebanonDNF---
-Georgios Tambouris GreeceDNF---
-Panagiotis Alexandris GreeceDNF---
-Spyros Theodorou GreeceDNF---
-Juan Cipriano PhilippinesDNF---
-Konrad Bartelski Great BritainDNF---
-Willi Frommelt LiechtensteinDQ---
-Bob Cochran United StatesDQ---
-Otto Tschudi NorwayDQ---
-Erwin Stricker ItalyDQ---
-Marko Kavčič YugoslaviaDQ---
-Peik Christensen NorwayDQ---

Classification

Saturday, February 12, 1972
The classification round determined the starting order in the final.[1]

Group 1
RankNameCountryTimeDifference
1Haruhisa Chiba Japan1:43.17-
2Peik Christensen Norway1:45.36+2.19
3Olle Rolén Sweden1:47.88+4.71
4Chris Womersley New Zealand1:48.49+5.32
5Ivan Penev Bulgaria1:53.24+10.07
6Chen Yun-Ming Republic of China2:19.65+36.48
-Spyros Theodorou GreeceDNF-
-Steven Clifford AustraliaDQ-
-Erwin Stricker ItalyDQ-
-Alfred Matt AustriaDQ-
-Iain Finlayson Great BritainDQ-

Group 2
RankNameCountryTimeDifference
1Adolf Rösti Switzerland1:44.20-
2Josef Loidl Austria1:44.27+0.07
3Toshimasa Furukawa Japan1:46.33+2.13
4Jim Hunter Canada1:47.16+2.96
5Sven Mikaelsson Sweden1:48.03+3.83
6Fayzollah Band Ali Iran2:16.03+31.83
-Malcolm Milne AustraliaDQ-
-Resmi Resmiev BulgariaDQ-
-Chia Kuo-Liang Republic of ChinaDQ-
-Carlos Perner ArgentinaDQ-
-Konrad Bartelski Great BritainDQ-

Group 3
RankNameCountryTimeDifference
1Hans-Jörg Schlager West Germany1:43.30-
2Andreas Sprecher Switzerland1:44.60+1.30
3Rick Chaffee United States1:47.81+4.51
4Gorban Ali Kalhor Iran2:18.86+35.56
5Georgios Tambouris Greece2:25.59+42.29
-Juan Cipriano PhilippinesDNF-
-Robert Blanchaer BelgiumDQ-
-Alex Mapelli-Mozzi Great BritainDQ-
-Erik Håker NorwayDQ-
-Herbert Marxer LiechtensteinDQ-
-Hwang Wei-Chung Republic of ChinaDQ-
-Reto Barrington CanadaDQ-

Group 4
RankNameCountryTimeDifference
1Aurelio García Spain1:43.39-
2Willi Frommelt Liechtenstein1:43.39+0.00
3Marko Kavčič Yugoslavia1:44.53+1.14
4Virgil Brenci Romania1:46.46+3.07
5Sergey Grishchenko Soviet Union1:49.64+6.25
6Panagiotis Alexandris Greece1:59.79+16.40
7Ben Nanasca Philippines2:07.69+24.30
-Derek Robbins CanadaDNF-
-Masayoshi Kashiwagi JapanDNF-
-Bob Cochran United StatesDQ-
-Otto Tschudi NorwayDQ-
-Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki IranDQ-

Group 5
RankNameCountryTimeDifference
1Masami Ichimura Japan1:42.90-
2Walter Tresch Switzerland1:43.91+1.01
3Reinhard Tritscher Austria1:44.06+1.16
4Terry Palmer United States1:45.82+2.92
5Ross Ewington New Zealand1:54.16+11.26
6Ghassan Keyrouz Lebanon2:10.04+27.14
7Wang Cheng-Che Republic of China2:28.89+45.99
8Jorge-Emilio Lazzarini Argentina2:33.86+50.96
-Ali Saveh IranDNF-
-Manni Thofte SwedenDNF-
-Royston Varley Great BritainDNF-
-Dan Cristea RomaniaDQ-

References
  1. "The XI Olympic Winter Games Sapporo 1972" (PDF). Organizing Committee for the XIth Olympic Winter Games. LA84 Foundation. 1972. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
  2. "Alpine Skiing at the 1972 Sapporo Winter Games: Men's Slalom". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 17 March 2018.
  3. "1971 World Cup standings". FIS. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
  4. "1970 World Championships results". FIS. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
  • YouTube.com - 1972 Winter Olympics - Men's Slalom - Gold medalist's second run - from Japanese television
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