Alpine skiing at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics – Boys' giant slalom

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Boys' giant slalom
at the II Winter Youth Olympic Games
Alpine skiing pictogram.svg
VenueHafjell, Norway
Date17 February
Competitors60 from 53 nations
Winning time2:35.05
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) River Radamus  United States
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Japan
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Germany
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The boys' giant slalom competition of the alpine skiing events at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics was held at the Hafjell Olympic Slope near Lillehammer, Norway, on 17 February. 60 athletes from 53 different countries took part in this event.[1]

Results[]

The race was started at 10:00.[2]

Rank Bib Name Country Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Difference
1st place, gold medalist(s) 9 River Radamus  United States 1:17.16 1 1:17.89 3 2:35.05
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 7  Japan 1:18.00 3 1:18.12 4 2:36.12 +1.07
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 5  Germany 1:18.71 4 1:17.83 2 2:36.54 +1.49
4 17  Austria 1:18.98 5 1:17.62 1 2:36.60 +1.55
5 2 Samuel Kolega  Croatia 1:19.43 9 1:18.49 6 2:37.92 +2.87
6 3  Finland 1:19.18 6 1:19.36 9 2:38.54 +3.49
7 8 Sam Maes  Belgium 1:19.62 10 1:19.18 8 2:38.80 +3.75
8 16 Jan Zabystřan  Czech Republic 1:20.55 18 1:18.71 7 2:39.26 +4.21
9 10  Switzerland 1:19.25 7 1:20.07 13 2:39.32 +4.27
10 12  Switzerland 1:20.16 14 1:19.41 10 2:39.57 +4.52
11 1  Italy 1:19.92 13 1:20.04 12 2:39.96 +4.91
12 23  Russia 1:19.29 8 1:20.95 21 2:40.24 +5.19
13 15  Poland 1:20.32 15 1:20.20 15 2:40.52 +5.47
14 19 Barnabás Szőllős  Hungary 1:21.28 22 1:19.50 11 2:40.78 +5.73
15 6  Austria 1:22.65 28 1:18.27 5 2:40.92 +5.87
16 21 Kai Horwitz  Chile 1:21.07 20 1:20.60 16 2:41.67 +6.62
17 36  Great Britain 1:21.22 21 1:20.72 19 2:41.94 +6.89
18 26  Norway 1:21.94 24 1:20.16 14 2:42.10 +7.05
19 38  Netherlands 1:21.70 23 1:20.65 17 2:42.35 +7.30
20 25  France 1:22.02 25 1:20.97 22 2:42.99 +7.94
21 34  Liechtenstein 1:22.41 26 1:20.66 18 2:43.07 +8.02
22 24  Canada 1:20.48 17 1:22.85 26 2:43.33 +8.28
23 30  Slovenia 1:22.42 27 1:20.93 20 2:43.35 +8.30
24 31  Slovakia 1:23.43 29 1:21.05 23 2:44.48 +9.43
25 29  Bulgaria 1:23.91 31 1:21.98 24 2:45.89 +10.84
26 44  Serbia 1:23.60 30 1:22.54 25 2:46.14 +11.09
27 37 Andrej Drukarov  Lithuania 1:24.13 32 1:23.53 27 2:47.66 +12.61
28 48 Matthieu Osch  Luxembourg 1:26.49 37 1:23.93 28 2:50.42 +15.37
29 32  South Korea 1:25.32 36 1:25.35 29 2:50.67 +15.62
30 54 Alessandro Mariotti  San Marino 1:27.03 38 1:25.81 30 2:52.84 +17.79
31 35  Argentina 1:27.45 40 1:26.69 32 2:54.14 +19.09
32 53  Georgia 1:27.63 41 1:26.54 31 2:54.17 +19.12
33 55 Eldar Salihović  Montenegro 1:27.36 39 1:29.33 34 2:56.69 +21.64
34 50  Turkey 1:30.52 44 1:29.27 33 2:59.79 +24.74
35 52  Iceland 1:30.61 45 1:29.48 35 3:00.09 +25.04
36 57  Iran 1:32.64 46 1:32.85 36 3:05.49 +30.44
37 56  Belarus 1:29.56 43 1:39.13 37 3:08.69 +33.64
4  Italy 1:17.69 2 DNF
11  Norway 1:20.84 19
13  Sweden 1:19.77 12
14  France 1:19.73 11
18  Latvia 1:20.36 16
40 Michael Poettoz  Colombia 1:24.70 35
43  New Zealand 1:24.54 34
45  Ireland 1:28.89 42
46  Macedonia 1:24.34 33
20  Australia DNF
22  Canada
27  Denmark
28  Spain
33 Michel Macedo  Brazil
39  Andorra
41 Itamar Biran  Israel
42  Monaco
47  Portugal
49 Nejc Naraločnik  Slovenia
51  Lebanon
58  Romania
59  India
60  Nepal


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