FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 – Women's parallel giant slalom

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Women's parallel giant slalom
at the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021
LocationRogla, Slovenia
Date1 March
Competitors51 from 20 nations
Medalists
gold medal Selina Jörg   Germany
silver medal Sofia Nadyrshina
bronze medal Julia Dujmovits   Austria
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The Women's parallel giant slalom competition at the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 was held on 1 March 2021.[1][2]

Qualification[]

The qualification was started at 09:00.[3] After the first run, the top 16 snowboarders on each course were allowed a second run on the opposite course.

Rank Bib Name Country Blue course Red course Total Notes
1 30 Ramona Theresia Hofmeister  Germany 32.69 33.78 1:06.47 Q
2 19  Germany 33.79 32.76 1:06.55 Q
3 20 Selina Jörg  Germany 32.49 34.14 1:06.63 Q
4 26 Sofia Nadyrshina  Russian Ski Federation 32.56 34.07 1:06.63 Q
5 18 Julie Zogg   Switzerland 33.48 33.68 1:07.16 Q
6 36 Tomoka Takeuchi  Japan 33.59 33.63 1:07.22 Q
7 29 Claudia Riegler  Austria 33.80 33.51 1:07.31 Q
8 25 Sabine Schöffmann  Austria 33.79 33.68 1:07.47 Q
9 33 Julia Dujmovits  Austria 34.20 33.35 1:07.55 Q
10 21 Carolin Langenhorst  Germany 34.42 33.25 1:07.67 Q
11 28 Ladina Jenny   Switzerland 33.75 33.98 1:07.73 Q
12 42 Megan Farrell  Canada 33.84 33.92 1:07.76 Q
13 34   Switzerland 33.64 34.27 1:07.91 Q
14 37 Aleksandra Król  Poland 33.91 34.08 1:07.99 Q
15 38 Michelle Dekker  Netherlands 34.12 34.08 1:08.20 Q
16 17 Milena Bykova  Russian Ski Federation 34.28 33.96 1:08.24 Q
17 22 Natalia Soboleva  Russian Ski Federation 33.73 34.63 1:08.36
18 24 Nadya Ochner  Italy 33.99 34.46 1:08.45
19 23  Germany 34.25 34.32 1:08.57
20 31 Tsubaki Miki  Japan 34.52 34.07 1:08.59
21 43  Japan 34.51 34.13 1:08.64
22 45  Poland 34.42 34.56 1:08.98
23 40 Jeong Hae-rim  South Korea 34.15 34.91 1:09.06
24 32 Daniela Ulbing  Austria 34.30 35.08 1:09.38
25 41  Russian Ski Federation 34.97 34.58 1:09.55
26 39 Annamari Dancha  Ukraine 34.99 34.64 1:09.63
27 48 Kaylie Buck  Canada 34.77 34.97 1:09.74
28 35 Patrizia Kummer   Switzerland 34.60 35.22 1:09.82
29 46  Canada 34.57 35.64 1:10.21
30 49  South Korea 35.59 34.93 1:10.52
31 51  Netherlands 35.76 35.31 1:11.07
32 52  United States 35.45 37.62 1:13.07
33 47 Jennifer Hawkrigg  Canada 35.39
34 60  Poland 36.08
35 55  Czech Republic 36.12
36 53  South Korea 36.22
37 56  Latvia 36.27
38 50  Ukraine 36.58
39 58  Ukraine 36.74
40 63  United States 37.10
41 59  Slovenia 37.47
42 62  United States 38.20
43 64  Czech Republic 38.21
44 68  Turkey 40.17
45 65  Turkey 43.51
46 66  North Macedonia 47.20
47 57  Ireland 48.94
48 67  Greece 54.56
44 Weronika Biela-Nowaczyk  Poland DNF
61  Australia DSQ
54  United States DSQ
27 Ester Ledecká  Czech Republic DNS

Elimination round[]

The 16 best racers advanced to the elimination round.[4][5]

1/8 finals   Quarterfinals   Semifinals   Final
4 Russia Sofia Nadyrshina  
13 Switzerland +0.30     4 Russia Sofia Nadyrshina  
5 Switzerland Julie Zogg +0.02     12 Canada Megan Farrell +0.44  
12 Canada Megan Farrell       4 Russia Sofia Nadyrshina  
8 Austria Sabine Schöffmann +0.11       9 Austria Julia Dujmovits DNF  
9 Austria Julia Dujmovits     9 Austria Julia Dujmovits
1 Germany Ramona Theresia Hofmeister     1 Germany Ramona Theresia Hofmeister +0.08  
16 Russia Milena Bykova +0.69       4 Russia Sofia Nadyrshina +0.12
2 Germany       3 Germany Selina Jörg
15 Netherlands Michelle Dekker +0.23     2 Germany +0.03  
7 Austria Claudia Riegler     7 Austria Claudia Riegler  
10 Germany Carolin Langenhorst       7 Austria Claudia Riegler +0.11
6 Japan Tomoka Takeuchi       3 Germany Selina Jörg  
11 Switzerland Ladina Jenny +0.09     7 Japan Tomoka Takeuchi +0.13 Third place
3 Germany Selina Jörg     3 Germany Selina Jörg   9 Austria Julia Dujmovits
14 Poland Aleksandra Król +0.41   7 Austria Claudia Riegler +1.05

References[]

  1. ^ Schedule
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ Qualification results
  4. ^ Bracket
  5. ^ Final results
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