Alpine skiing at the 1964 Winter Olympics – Men's slalom

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Men's slalom
at the IX Olympic Winter Games
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Alpine skiing
VenueAxamer Lizum
DateFebruary 7–8
Competitors96 from 28 nations
Winning time2:11.13
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Pepi Stiegler  Austria
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Billy Kidd  United States
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jimmy Heuga  United States
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Alpine skiing at the
1964 Winter Olympics
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The Men's slalom competition of the Innsbruck 1964 Olympics was held at Axamer Lizum.[1][2]

The defending world champion was Charles Bozon of France.[3]

Final[]

Rank Name Country Run 1 Run 2 Total Difference
1st place, gold medalist(s) Pepi Stiegler  Austria 1:09.03 1:02.10 2:11.13 -
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Billy Kidd  United States 1:10.96 1:00.31 2:11.27 +0.14
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jimmy Heuga  United States 1:10.16 1:01.36 2:11.52 +0.39
4 Michel Arpin  France 1:11.16 1:01.75 2:12.91 +1.78
5 Luggi Leitner  United Team of Germany 1:11.19 1:01.75 2:12.94 +1.81
6 Adolf Mathis  Switzerland 1:10.77 1:02.22 2:12.99 +1.86
7 Gerhard Nenning  Austria 1:10.29 1:02.91 2:13.20 +2.07
8 Buddy Werner  United States 1:11.64 1:01.82 2:13.46 +2.33
9 Wolfgang Bartels  United Team of Germany 1:13.83 1:02.09 2:15.92 +4.79
10 Stefan Kälin  Switzerland 1:13.92 1:02.12 2:16.04 +4.91
11 Italo Pedroncelli  Italy 1:13.94 1:02.38 2:16.32 +5.19
12 Guy Périllat  France 1:17.00 0:59.33 2:16.33 +5.20
13 Ernst Scherzer  United Team of Germany 1:14.67 1:03.43 2:18.10 +6.97
14 Willy Favre  Switzerland 1:13.63 1:04.59 2:18.22 +7.09
15 Ivo Mahlknecht  Italy 1:13.69 1:04.54 2:18.23 +7.10
16 Per Martin Sunde  Norway 1:14.23 1:04.13 2:18.36 +7.23
17 Paride Milianti  Italy 1:13.50 1:04.90 2:18.40 +7.27
18 Eberhard Riedel  United Team of Germany 1:13.57 1:05.28 2:18.85 +7.72
19 Peter Duncan  Canada 1:14.22 1:04.88 2:19.10 +7.97
20 Martino Fill  Italy 1:14.53 1:05.10 2:19.63 +8.50
21 Hias Leitner  Austria 1:17.07 1:02.57 2:19.64 +8.51
22 Raimo Manninen  Finland 1:14.82 1:05.45 2:20.27 +9.14
23 Yoshiharu Fukuhara  Japan 1:14.35 1:06.36 2:20.71 +9.58
24 Karl Schranz  Austria 1:10.04 1:11.54 2:21.58 +10.45
25 Vasily Melnikov  Soviet Union 1:16.18 1:06.43 2:22.61 +11.48
26 Rune Lindström  Sweden 1:16.00 1:06.68 2:22.68 +11.55
27 Bronisław Trzebunia  Poland 1:16.27 1:06.46 2:22.73 +11.60
28 Olle Rolén  Sweden 1:16.14 1:06.94 2:23.08 +11.95
29 Jon Terje Øverland  Norway 1:19.16 1:05.68 2:24.84 +13.71
30 Jerzy Woyna Orlewicz  Poland 1:18.31 1:06.68 2:24.99 +13.86
31 Hajime Tomii  Japan 1:18.49 1:06.60 2:25.09 +13.96
32 Peter Lakota  Yugoslavia 1:18.59 1:07.65 2:26.24 +15.11
33 Andrzej Dereziński  Poland 1:18.21 1:09.30 2:27.51 +16.38
34 Yoshinari Kida  Japan 1:19.11 1:10.00 2:29.11 +17.98
35 Arild Holm  Norway 1:21.14 1:08.77 2:29.91 +18.78
36 Hans-Walter Schädler  Liechtenstein 1:20.29 1:11.71 2:32.00 +20.87
37 Javier Masana  Spain 1:22.10 1:13.57 2:35.67 +24.54
38 Yoshihiro Ohira  Japan 1:28.79 1:09.08 2:37.87 +26.74
39 Árni Sigurðsson  Iceland 1:25.34 1:13.78 2:39.12 +27.99
- Jos Minsch  Switzerland 1:15.07 DQ - -
- Lars Olsson  Sweden 1:18.74 DQ - -
- Anton Šoltýs  Czechoslovakia 1:30.00 DQ - -
- François Bonlieu  France DQ - - -
- Jean-Guy Brunet  Canada DQ - - -
- Bengt-Erik Grahn  Sweden DQ - - -
- Chuck Ferries  United States DQ - - -
- Jean-Claude Killy  France DQ - - -
- Rod Hebron  Canada DQ - - -
- Ulf Ekstam  Finland DQ - - -

Source:[1]

Qualifying[]

Round 1[]

The top 25 finishers advanced directly to the final, the others went to round two.[1]

Rank Name Country Time Difference
1 François Bonlieu  France 51.23 -
2 Luggi Leitner  United Team of Germany 51.45 +0.22
3 Guy Périllat  France 52.33 +1.10
4 Jimmy Heuga  United States 52.45 +1.22
5 Buddy Werner  United States 53.19 +1.96
6 Pepi Stiegler  Austria 53.41 +2.18
Adolf Mathis  Switzerland
8 Karl Schranz  Austria 53.55 +2.32
9 Vasily Melnikov  Soviet Union 53.59 +2.36
10 Gerhard Nenning  Austria 53.60 +2.37
11 Billy Kidd  United States 53.73 +2.50
12 Stefan Kälin  Switzerland 53.93 +2.70
13 Michel Arpin  France 54.07 +2.84
14 Italo Pedroncelli  Italy 54.22 +2.99
15 Willy Favre  Switzerland 54.29 +3.06
16 Rune Lindström  Sweden 54.43 +3.20
17 Jerzy Woyna Orlewicz  Poland 54.55 +3.32
18 Paride Milianti  Italy 54.67 +3.44
19 Ernst Scherzer  United Team of Germany 54.77 +3.54
20 Hias Leitner  Austria 54.90 +3.67
21 Jon Terje Øverland  Norway 54.90 +3.67
22 Jos Minsch  Switzerland 54.95 +3.72
23 Jean-Guy Brunet  Canada 54.98 +3.75
24 Bengt-Erik Grahn  Sweden 54.99 +3.76
25 Chuck Ferries  United States 55.17 +3.94
26 Per Martin Sunde  Norway 55.24 +4.01
27 Arild Holm  Norway 55.57 +4.34
28 Tally Monastyryov  Soviet Union 55.71 +4.48
29 Jean-Claude Killy  France 55.79 +4.56
30 Eberhard Riedel  United Team of Germany 55.88 +4.65
31 Yoshihiro Ohira  Japan 56.31 +5.08
32 Raimo Manninen  Finland 56.33 +5.10
33 Valery Shein  Soviet Union 56.33 +5.10
34 Martino Fill  Italy 56.43 +5.20
35 Andrzej Dereziński  Poland 56.75 +5.52
36 Ulf Ekstam  Finland 57.11 +5.88
37 Yoshinari Kida  Japan 57.36 +6.13
38 Bronisław Trzebunia  Poland 57.72 +6.49
39 Peter Lakota  Yugoslavia 57.84 +6.61
40 Wolfgang Bartels  United Team of Germany 57.91 +6.68
41 Petar Angelov  Bulgaria 58.14 +6.91
42 Olle Rolén  Sweden 58.39 +7.16
43 Anton Šoltýs  Czechoslovakia 58.67 +7.44
44 Juan Garriga  Spain 59.53 +8.30
45 Lars Olsson  Sweden 59.80 +8.57
46 Jóhann Vilbergsson  Iceland 60.39 +9.16
47 Javier Masana  Spain 60.95 +9.72
48 Hans-Walter Schädler  Liechtenstein 61.53 +10.30
49 Yoshiharu Fukuhara  Japan 61.66 +10.43
50 Charles Westenholz  Great Britain 61.96 +10.73
51 Luis Sánchez  Spain 62.40 +11.17
52 Francisco Cortes  Chile 64.43 +13.20
53 Osvaldo Ancinas  Argentina 64.63 +13.40
54 Piers, Baron de Westenholz  Great Britain 65.12 +13.89
55 Peter Brockhoff  Australia 65.32 +14.09
56 Fayzollah Band Ali  Iran 65.60 +14.37
57 Josef Gassner  Liechtenstein 65.78 +14.55
58 Simon Brown  Australia 66.83 +15.60
59 Rod Hebron  Canada 67.56 +16.33
60 Juan Holz  Chile 67.56 +16.33
61 Nazih Geagea  Lebanon 68.21 +16.98
62 Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki  Iran 68.47 +17.24
63 Peter Wenzel  Australia 68.68 +17.45
64 Jonathan Taylor  Great Britain 68.73 +17.50
65 Árni Sigurðsson  Iceland 69.03 +17.80
66 August Wolfinger  Liechtenstein 69.75 +18.52
67 Prince Karim Aga Khan  Iran 71.92 +20.69
68 John Rigby  Great Britain 72.16 +20.93
69 Muzaffer Demirhan  Turkey 72.26 +21.03
70 Zeki Şamiloğlu  Turkey 72.81 +21.58
71 Oto Pustoslemšek  Yugoslavia 73.82 +22.59
72 Luis Viu  Spain 74.06 +22.83
73 Vicente Vera  Chile 74.82 +23.59
74 Ivo Mahlknecht  Italy 76.97 +25.74
75 Jean Keyrouz  Lebanon 77.36 +26.13
76 Osman Yüce  Turkey 78.75 +27.52
77 Vasilios Makridis  Greece 79.70 +28.47
78 Hajime Tomii  Japan 80.85 +29.62
79 Manuel Mena  Argentina 85.60 +34.37
80 Bahattin Topal  Turkey 85.99 +34.76
81 Michel Rahme  Lebanon 86.76 +35.53
82 Konstantinos Karydas  Greece 91.51 +40.28
83 Dimitrios Pappos  Greece 102.76 +51.53
84 Jo Yeong-Seok  South Korea 109.14 +57.91
85 Kim Dong-Baek  South Korea 121.88 +70.65
- Kristinn Benediktsson  Iceland DQ -
- Robert Swan  Canada DQ -
- Jorge Abelardo Eiras  Argentina DNF -
- Pedro Klempa  Argentina DNF -
- Peter Duncan  Canada DNF -
- Hernán Boher  Chile DNF -
- Ovaness Meguerdonian  Iran DNF -
- Sami Beyroun  Lebanon DNF -
- Radim Koloušek  Czechoslovakia DNF -
- Fric Detiček  Yugoslavia DNF -
- Andrej Klinar  Yugoslavia DNF -

Round 2[]

The top 25 finishers advanced directly to the final, the others went to round two.[1]

Rank Name Country Time Difference
1 Jean-Claude Killy  France 53.79 -
2 Yoshiharu Fukuhara  Japan 54.07 +0.28
3 Eberhard Riedel  United Team of Germany 54.44 +0.65
4 Per Martin Sunde  Norway 55.03 +1.24
5 Raimo Manninen  Finland 55.41 +1.62
6 Peter Lakota  Yugoslavia 55.59 +1.80
7 Ivo Mahlknecht  Italy 55.78 +1.99
8 Wolfgang Bartels  United Team of Germany 55.84 +2.05
9 Rod Hebron  Canada 55.99 +2.20
10 Tally Monastyryov  Soviet Union 56.09 +2.30
11 Martino Fill  Italy 56.32 +2.53
12 Peter Duncan  Canada 56.43 +2.64
13 Bronisław Trzebunia  Poland 56.55 +2.76
14 Andrzej Dereziński  Poland 56.66 +2.87
15 Lars Olsson  Sweden 56.66 +2.87
16 Olle Rolén  Sweden 57.17 +3.38
17 Hajime Tomii  Japan 57.44 +3.65
18 Yoshinari Kida  Japan 58.06 +4.27
19 Yoshihiro Ohira  Japan 58.09 +4.30
20 Ulf Ekstam  Finland 58.48 +4.69
21 Javier Masana  Spain 59.14 +5.35
22 Arild Holm  Norway 59.31 +5.52
23 Anton Šoltýs  Czechoslovakia 59.45 +5.66
24 Hans-Walter Schädler  Liechtenstein 59.62 +5.83
25 Árni Sigurðsson  Iceland 59.67 +5.88
26 Luis Sánchez  Spain 60.56 +6.77
27 Kristinn Benediktsson  Iceland 60.57 +6.78
28 Charles Westenholz  Great Britain 60.99 +7.20
29 Jonathan Taylor  Great Britain 61.33 +7.54
30 Prince Karim Aga Khan  Iran 61.68 +7.89
31 Piers, Baron de Westenholz  Great Britain 61.89 +8.10
32 Josef Gassner  Liechtenstein 61.90 +8.11
33 Hernán Boher  Chile 61.95 +8.16
34 Jóhann Vilbergsson  Iceland 62.23 +8.44
35 John Rigby  Great Britain 62.45 +8.66
36 Luis Viu  Spain 63.18 +9.39
37 Fayzollah Band Ali  Iran 63.80 +10.01
39 Juan Holz  Chile 64.38 +10.59
38 Osvaldo Ancinas  Argentina 64.35 +10.56
40 Ovaness Meguerdonian  Iran 64.38 +10.59
41 Jorge Abelardo Eiras  Argentina 64.57 +10.78
42 Peter Brockhoff  Australia 64.58 +10.79
43 Fric Detiček  Yugoslavia 65.08 +11.29
44 Simon Brown  Australia 65.88 +12.09
45 Nazih Geagea  Lebanon 66.15 +12.36
46 Bahattin Topal  Turkey 67.69 +13.90
47 August Wolfinger  Liechtenstein 67.72 +13.93
48 Muzaffer Demirhan  Turkey 68.20 +14.41
49 Peter Wenzel  Australia 70.25 +16.46
50 Zeki Şamiloğlu  Turkey 72.03 +18.24
51 Manuel Mena  Argentina 75.88 +22.09
52 Jean Keyrouz  Lebanon 76.24 +22.45
53 Michel Rahme  Lebanon 81.19 +27.40
54 Jo Yeong-Seok  South Korea 88.53 +34.74
55 Konstantinos Karydas  Greece 97.46 +43.67
56 Vasilios Makridis  Greece 100.27 +46.48
- Radim Koloušek  Czechoslovakia DQ -
- Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki  Iran DQ -
- Juan Garriga  Spain DQ -
- Oto Pustoslemšek  Yugoslavia DQ -
- Osman Yüce  Turkey DQ -
- Sami Beyroun  Lebanon DQ -
- Dimitrios Pappos  Greece DQ -
- Andrej Klinar  Yugoslavia DNF -
- Kim Dong-Baek  South Korea DNF -
- Francisco Cortes  Chile DNF -
- Pedro Klempa  Argentina DNF -
- Petar Angelov  Bulgaria DNF -
- Robert Swan  Canada DNF -
- Valery Shein  Soviet Union DNF -
- Vicente Vera  Chile DNF -

References[]

  1. ^ a b c d "Offizieller Bericht der IX. Olympischen Winterspiele Innsbruck 1964" (PDF). Austrian Federal Publishing House for Instruction, Science and Art, Vienna and Munich. LA84 Foundation. 1964. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
  2. ^ "Alpine Skiing at the 1964 Innsbruck Winter Games: Men's Slalom". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 14 March 2018.
  3. ^ "1962 World Championships results". FIS. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
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