FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019 – Women's giant slalom

Women's Giant Slalom
Women's Giant Slalom
Location	Åre, Sweden
Vertical	340 m (1,115 ft)
Top elevation	736 m (2,415 ft)
Base elevation	396 m (1,299 ft)

Women's giant slalom ; at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019
Venue	Åre ski resort
Location	Åre, Sweden
Dates	14 February
Competitors	98 from 47 nations
Winning time	2:01.97
Medalists

The Women's giant slalom competition at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019 was held on 14 February.[1][2][3][4] A qualification was scheduled to take place on 11 February, but was cancelled.

Petra Vlhová won the gold, the first-ever for Slovakia at the World Championships. First run leader Viktoria Rebensburg took the silver, and reigning Olympic champion Mikaela Shiffrin settled for bronze;[3][4] defending champion Tessa Worley was sixth.

Results

Run 1 was started at 14:15,[5] and run 2 at 18:00.[6] Rain preceded the first run, with unseasonable temperatures well above freezing.[3][4]

Due to high winds,[3][4] the start was lowered 60 m (197 ft), reducing the vertical drop to 340 m (1,115 ft).[2][6]

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Run 1	Rank	Run 2	Rank	Total	Diff
	4	Petra Vlhová	Slovakia	1:01.10	2	1:00.87	3	2:01.97
	3	Viktoria Rebensburg	Germany	1:00.91	1	1:01.20	9	2:02.11	+0.14
	2	Mikaela Shiffrin	United States	1:01.35	4	1:01.00	6	2:02.35	+0.38
4	1	Ragnhild Mowinckel	Norway	1:01.28	3	1:01.19	8	2:02.47	+0.50
5	7	Federica Brignone	Italy	1:01.86	7	1:00.98	5	2:02.84	+0.87
6	5	Tessa Worley	France	1:01.64	5	1:01.42	12	2:03.06	+1.09
7	8	Sara Hector	Sweden	1:02.97	15	1:00.94	4	2:03.91	+1.94
8	28	Clara Direz	France	1:03.42	22	1:00.76	2	2:04.18	+2.21
9	21	Coralie Frasse Sombet	France	1:02.56	9	1:01.68	16	2:04.24	+2.27
10	25	Andrea Ellenberger	Switzerland	1:03.05	18	1:01.34	11	2:04.39	+2.42
11	14	Frida Hansdotter	Sweden	1:02.73	12	1:01.67	15	2:04.40	+2.43
12	10	Katharina Liensberger	Austria	1:02.82	14	1:01.64	14	2:04.46	+2.49
13	15	Marta Bassino	Italy	1:02.46	8	1:02.07	24	2:04.53	+2.56
14	35	Ylva Stålnacke	Sweden	1:03.42	22	1:01.16	7	2:04.58	+2.61
15	9	Ricarda Haaser	Austria	1:02.66	10	1:02.01	22	2:04.67	+2.70
15	6	Wendy Holdener	Switzerland	1:02.66	10	1:02.01	22	2:04.67	+2.70
17	38	Alice Robinson	New Zealand	1:04.18	30	1:00.57	1	2:04.75	+2.78
18	18	Thea Louise Stjernesund	Norway	1:02.97	15	1:01.87	20	2:04.84	+2.87
19	30	Marlene Schmotz	Germany	1:03.41	21	1:01.46	13	2:04.87	+2.90
20	13	Kristin Lysdahl	Norway	1:03.04	17	1:01.90	21	2:04.94	+2.97
21	16	Lara Gut-Behrami	Switzerland	1:03.25	19	1:01.79	18	2:05.04	+3.07
22	12	Meta Hrovat	Slovenia	1:02.78	13	1:02.28	26	2:05.06	+3.09
23	19	Marie-Michèle Gagnon	Canada	1:03.36	20	1:01.85	19	2:05.21	+3.24
24	20	Katharina Truppe	Austria	1:03.52	24	1:01.76	17	2:05.28	+3.31
25	29	Romane Miradoli	France	1:04.06	27	1:01.33	10	2:05.39	+3.42
26	26	Mikaela Tommy	Canada	1:03.67	25	1:02.47	27	2:06.14	+4.17
27	34	Asa Ando	Japan	1:04.10	28	1:02.25	25	2:06.35	+4.38
28	31	Nina O'Brien	United States	1:04.33	35	1:02.78	29	2:07.11	+5.14
29	39	Riikka Honkanen	Finland	1:04.72	37	1:02.75	28	2:07.47	+5.50
30	36	Magdalena Fjällström	Sweden	1:04.22	31	1:03.28	30	2:07.50	+5.53
31	47	Ana Bucik	Slovenia	1:04.30	33	1:03.35	31	2:07.65	+5.68
32	27	Maryna Gąsienica-Daniel	Poland	1:04.34	36	1:03.83	35	2:08.17	+6.20
33	33	Adriana Jelinkova	Netherlands	1:04.31	34	1:04.06	37	2:08.37	+6.40
34	45	Neja Dvornik	Slovenia	1:04.98	39	1:03.74	33	2:08.72	+6.75
35	55	Ekaterina Tkachenko	Russia	1:05.61	41	1:03.68	32	2:09.29	+7.32
36	49	Núria Pau	Spain	1:05.66	42	1:03.76	34	2:09.42	+7.45
37	42	Gabriela Capová	Czech Republic	1:05.67	43	1:03.92	36	2:09.59	+7.62
38	43	Erika Pykäläinen	Finland	1:05.28	40	1:04.52	39	2:09.80	+7.83
39	32	Nevena Ignjatović	Serbia	1:05.81	44	1:04.15	38	2:09.96	+7.99
40	48	Andrea Komšić	Croatia	1:06.29	45	1:05.05	41	2:11.34	+9.37
41	51	Francesca Baruzzi Farriol	Argentina	1:06.56	47	1:04.91	40	2:11.47	+9.50
42	50	Sarah Schleper	Mexico	1:06.64	48	1:05.59	42	2:12.23	+10.26
43	41	Aleksandra Prokopyeva	Russia	1:06.71	49	1:05.73	43	2:12.44	+10.47
44	46	Nicol Gastaldi	Argentina	1:07.44	50	1:06.51	46	2:13.95	+11.98
45	53	Lelde Gasūna	Latvia	1:07.52	51	1:06.47	45	2:13.99	+12.02
46	56	Eliza Grigg	New Zealand	1:07.74	54	1:06.30	44	2:14.04	+12.07
47	59	Kim Vanreusel	Belgium	1:07.73	53	1:06.85	48	2:14.58	+12.61
48	52	Maria Shkanova	Belarus	1:07.70	52	1:07.10	49	2:14.80	+12.83
49	63	Hólmfríður Dóra Friðgeirsdóttir	Iceland	1:08.61	56	1:06.80	47	2:15.41	+13.44
50	57	Mialitiana Clerc	Madagascar	1:08.37	55	1:08.09	52	2:16.46	+14.49
51	66	Evelīna Gasūna	Latvia	1:09.16	57	1:07.56	51	2:16.72	+14.75
52	58	Nino Tsiklauri	Georgia	1:09.53	58	1:07.27	50	2:16.80	+14.83
53	62	Freydís Halla Einarsdóttir	Iceland	1:10.08	59	1:08.67	53	2:18.75	+16.78
54	60	Tess Arbez	Ireland	1:10.23	60	1:09.84	54	2:20.07	+18.10
—	37	Piera Hudson	New Zealand	1:04.87	38	Did not finish
	24	Alexandra Tilley	Great Britain	1:03.87	26
	23	Francesca Marsaglia	Italy	1:04.12	29
	22	Kristine Gjelsten Haugen	Norway	1:04.25	32
	17	Sofia Goggia	Italy	1:01.82	6
	40	Paula Moltzan	United States	1:06.36	46	Did not start
	64	Olha Knysh	Ukraine	1:10.28	61	Did not qualify
	70	Liene Bondare	Latvia	1:10.74	62
	79	Šejla Merdanović	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1:10.87	63
	61	Agnese Āboltiņa	Latvia	1:11.09	64
	67	Vanina Guerillot	Portugal	1:11.29	65
	78	Maja Tadić	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1:11.64	66
	73	María Finnbogadóttir	Iceland	1:11.65	67
	72	Nuunu Berthelsen	Denmark	1:11.77	68
	71	Andrea Björk Birkisdóttir	Iceland	1:12.31	69
	69	Anastasiya Shepilenko	Ukraine	1:13.19	70
	74	Élise Pellegrin	Malta	1:13.23	71
	68	Kong Fanying	China	1:13.25	72
	75	Mariya Grigorova	Kazakhstan	1:14.08	73
	65	Ni Yueming	China	1:14.55	74
	83	Aristi Kyritsi	Greece	1:15.00	75
	81	Sophia Ralli	Greece	1:15.54	76
	80	Zhang Yuying	China	1:15.77	77
	76	Liu Yang	China	1:15.98	78
	84	Katalin Dorultán	Hungary	1:16.35	79
	93	Carlie Iskandar	Lebanon	1:17.39	80
	82	Ornella Oettl Reyes	Peru	1:17.66	81
	87	Sadaf Saveh-Shemshaki	Iran	1:17.67	82
	92	Jackie Chamoun	Lebanon	1:18.23	83
	95	Sara Zeidan	Lebanon	1:18.89	84
	85	Anastasia Mantsiou	Greece	1:20.25	85
	96	Andriani Pieri	Cyprus	1:23.25	86
	97	Adea Kollqaku	Kosovo	1:26.39	87
	98	Celine Marti	Haiti	1:34.19	88
	94	Silouani Kostits	Greece	Did not finish
	91	Fiona Rusta	Kosovo
	89	Manon Ouaiss	Lebanon
	77	Suela Mëhilli	Albania
	54	Jessica Anderson	Great Britain
	44	Kateřina Pauláthová	Czech Republic
	11	Bernadette Schild	Austria
	90	Forough Abbasi	Iran	Disqualified
	88	Mitra Kalhor	Iran
	86	Atefeh Ahmadi	Iran

References

Schedule
Start list
"Petra Vlhova wins first-ever World Championships gold for Slovakia". FIS-Ski.com. 14 February 2019.
"Shiffrin's plans blown off course in windy giant slalom". ESPN. Associated Press. 14 February 2019.
Run 1 results
Final results

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[1] Schedule

[start-2] Start list

[fisslov-3] "Petra Vlhova wins first-ever World Championships gold for Slovakia". FIS-Ski.com. 14 February 2019.

[espnwnd-4] "Shiffrin's plans blown off course in windy giant slalom". ESPN. Associated Press. 14 February 2019.

[5] Run 1 results

[final-6] Final results

FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019

Combined	men	women
Downhill	men	women
Giant slalom	men	women
Slalom	men	women
Super-G	men	women
Team	mixed