Olympische Winterspiele 1948/Ski Alpin – Slalom (Männer)
Sportart | Ski Alpin | ||||||||
Disziplin | Slalom | ||||||||
Geschlecht | Männer | ||||||||
Teilnehmer | 77 Athleten aus 22 Ländern | ||||||||
Wettkampfort | Corviglia | ||||||||
Wettkampfphase | 5. Februar 1948 | ||||||||
Siegerzeit | 2:10,3 min | ||||||||
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![]() Olympischen Winterspielen 1948 | ||
Abfahrt | Frauen | Männer |
Slalom | Frauen | Männer |
Alpine Kombination | Frauen | Männer |
Erstmals in der Geschichte wurde ein Slalomwettbewerb der Männer im alpinen Skisport bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 1948 am 5. Februar im Skigebiet Corviglia ausgetragen. Das Rennen bestand aus zwei Läufen, aus denen beide Zeiten addiert wurden.
Olympiasieger wurde der Schweizer Edy Reinalter. Silber und Bronze gingen die Franzosen James Couttet und Henri Oreiller. Der Österreicher Hans Hinterholzer stürzte während des Rennens, wodurch er sich überschlug und in die Zuschauer flog.
Ergebnisse
Rang | Athlet | Nation | 1. Lauf (min) | 2. Lauf (min) | Gesamt (min) | Defizit (min) |
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1 | Edy Reinalter | ![]() | 1:07,7 | 1:02,6 | 2:10,3 | |
2 | James Couttet | ![]() | 1:07,5 | 1:03,3 | 2:10,8 | +0:00,5 |
3 | Henri Oreiller | ![]() | 1:08,0 | 1:04,8 | 2:12,8 | +0:02,5 |
4 | Silvio Alverà | ![]() | 1:07,4 | 1:05,8 | 2:13,2 | +0:02,9 |
5 | Olle Dalman | ![]() | 1:10,4 | 1:03,2 | 2:13,6 | +0:03,3 |
6 | Egon Schöpf | ![]() | 1:11,1 | 1:03,1 | 2:14,2 | +0:03,9 |
7 | Jack Reddish | ![]() | 1:11,0 | 1:04,5 | 2:15,5 | +0:05,2 |
8 | Karl Molitor | ![]() | 1:10,2 | 1:06,0 | 2:16,2 | +0:05,9 |
9 | Luboš Brchel | ![]() | 1:10,8 | 1:05,8 | 2:16,6 | +0:06,3 |
10 | Sixten Isberg | ![]() | 1:10,7 | 1:06,5 | 2:17,2 | +0:06,9 |
11 | Hans Hansson | ![]() | 1:11,1 | 1:07,2 | 2:18,3 | +0:08,0 |
12 | Edi Mall | ![]() | 1:12,2 | 1:06,1 | 2:18,3 | +0:08,0 |
13 | Georges Schneider | ![]() | 1:11,9 | 1:06,5 | 2:18,4 | +0:08,1 |
14 | Zeno Colò | ![]() | 1:13,3 | 1:05,7 | 2:19,0 | +0:08,7 |
15 | Désiré Lacroix | ![]() | 1:09,9 | 1:10,0 | 2:19,9 | +0:09,6 |
16 | Steve Knowlton | ![]() | 1:12,9 | 1:07,6 | 2:20,5 | +0:10,2 |
17 | Engelbert Haider | ![]() | 1:13,3 | 1:09,5 | 2:22,8 | +0:12,5 |
18 | Saša Molnar | ![]() | 1:11,4 | 1:12,0 | 2:23,4 | +0:13,1 |
19 | Harvey Clifford | ![]() | 1:13,5 | 1:10,2 | 2:23,7 | +0:13,4 |
20 | Colin Stewart | ![]() | 1:15,3 | 1:08,8 | 2:24,1 | +0:13,8 |
21 | Aimo Vartiainen | ![]() | 1:14,0 | 1:11,0 | 2:25,0 | +0:14,7 |
22 | Antonín Šponar | ![]() | 1:15,2* | 1:06,5 | 2:26,7 | +0:16,4 |
23 | Bjarne Arentz | ![]() | 1:16,2 | 1:11,5 | 2:27,7 | +0:17,4 |
24 | Barney McLean | ![]() | 1:20,5 | 1:07,6 | 2:28,1 | +0:17,8 |
25 | Péter Szikla | ![]() | 1:15,1 | 1:14,1 | 2:29,2 | +0:18,9 |
26 | Jack Nielsen | ![]() | 1:22,0 | 1:07,8 | 2:29,8 | +0:19,5 |
27 | Matevž Lukanc | ![]() | 1:17,2 | 1:13,7 | 2:30,9 | +0:20,6 |
28 | Hector Sutherland | ![]() | 1:19,2 | 1:12,0 | 2:31,2 | +0:20,9 |
29 | Stein Eriksen | ![]() | 1:24,4 | 1:08,0 | 2:32,4 | +0:22,1 |
30 | Vittorio Chierroni | ![]() | 1:27,0 | 1:05,5 | 2:32,5 | +0:22,2 |
31 | Józef Marusarz | ![]() | 1:19,2 | 1:14,0 | 2:33,2 | +0:22,9 |
32 | Pentti Alonen | ![]() | 1:18,1 | 1:12,7* | 2:35,8 | +0:25,5 |
33 | Daniel Šlachta | ![]() | 1:21,0 | 1:17,7 | 2:38,7 | +0:28,4 |
34 | Claude Penz | ![]() | 1:24,2* | 1:10,9 | 2:40,1 | +0:29,8 |
35 | Tamás Székely | ![]() | 1:21,9* | 1:15,8 | 2:42,7 | +0:33,3 |
35 | Franci Čop | ![]() | 1:24,8 | 1:18,9 | 2:43,6 | +0:33,3 |
37 | Albert Irwin | ![]() | 1:29,4 | 1:16,6 | 2:46,0 | +0:35,7 |
38 | Dumitru Sulică | ![]() | 1:27,2 | 1:20,7 | 2:47,9 | +0:37,6 |
39 | Ion Coliban | ![]() | 1:30,1 | 1:18,8 | 2:48,9 | +0:38,6 |
40 | Tine Mulej | ![]() | 1:15,0 | 1:36,0 | 2:51,0 | +0:40,7 |
41 | Alf Opheim | ![]() | 1:36,4 | 1:15,0 | 2:51,4 | +0:41,1 |
42 | Luis de Ridder | ![]() | 1:32,2 | 1:20,2 | 2:52,4 | +0:42,1 |
43 | Gino de Pellegrín | ![]() | 1:29,8 | 1:23,5 | 2:53,3 | +0:43,0 |
44 | Dimitar Draschew | ![]() | 1:33,1 | 1:20,9 | 2:54,0 | +0:43,7 |
45 | José Arias | ![]() | 1:31,4 | 1:24,5 | 2:55,9 | +0:45,6 |
Juan Poll | ![]() | 1:30,9 | 1:25,0 | 2:55,9 | +0:45,6 | |
47 | David Madzhar | ![]() | 1:29,7 | 1:19,6 | 2:58,3 | +0:48,0 |
48 | Lajos Máté | ![]() | 1:40,1 | 1:20,5 | 3:00,6 | +0:50,3 |
49 | Donald Garrow | ![]() | 1:37,0 | 1:24,3 | 3:01,3 | +0:51,0 |
50 | Bill Irwin | ![]() | 1:40,4 | 1:21,2 | 3:01,6 | +0:51,3 |
51 | Thomas de Morawitz | ![]() | 1:37,0 | 1:30,8 | 3:07,8 | +0:57,5 |
52 | Hernán Oelckers | ![]() | 1:44,2 | 1:24,8 | 3:09,0 | +0:58,7 |
53 | Otto Jung | ![]() | 1:54,1 | 1:21,6 | 3:15,7 | +1:05,4 |
54 | Arturo Hammersley | ![]() | 1:49,2 | 1:26,9 | 3:16,1 | +1:05,8 |
55 | Ian Appleyard | ![]() | 1:47,0 | 1:33,1 | 3:20,1 | +1:09,8 |
56 | Pablo Rosenkjer | ![]() | 1:48,7* | 1:34,2 | 3:27,9 | +1:17,6 |
57 | Bela Imre | ![]() | 1:57,4 | 1:40,3 | 3:37,7 | +1:27,4 |
58 | Raşit Tolun | ![]() | 2:04,8 | 1:37,2 | 3:42,0 | +1:31,7 |
59 | Guðmundur Guðmundsson | ![]() | 2:04,4* | 1:45,2 | 3:54,6 | +1:44,3 |
60 | Osman Yüce | ![]() | 2:16,2* | 1:47,4 | 4:08,6 | +1:58,3 |
61 | Harry Taylor | ![]() | 2:05,5 | 1:59,4* | 4:09,9 | +1:59,6 |
62 | Dursun Bozkurt | ![]() | 2:08,2** | 1:53,0 | 4:11,2 | +2:00,9 |
63 | John Boyagis | ![]() | 2:30,0 | 1:39,1* | 4:14,1 | +2:03,8 |
64 | Muzaffer Demirhan | ![]() | 2:25,5 | 2:00,2 | 4:25,7 | +2:15,4 |
65 | Ramón Blanco | ![]() | 2:18,5 | 2:09,0 | 4:27,5 | +2:17,2 |
66 | Ibrahim Geagea | ![]() | 1:44,3* | 1:44,8 | 4:34,1 | +2:23,8 |
Zdeněk Parma | ![]() | DNF | ||||
Åke Nilsson | ![]() | DNF | ||||
Karl Gamma | ![]() | DNF | ||||
Roberto Lacedelli | ![]() | DNF | ||||
Jan Lipowski | ![]() | DNF | ||||
Jan Gąsienica Ciaptak | ![]() | DNF | ||||
Jaime Errázuriz | ![]() | DNF | ||||
Hans Hinterholzer | ![]() | DNF | ||||
Christian Pravda | ![]() | DSQ | ||||
György Libik | ![]() | DSQ | ||||
Radu Scîrneci | ![]() | DSQ |
* 5 Strafsekunden ** 10 Strafsekunden
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