Olympische Winterspiele 1984/Ski Alpin – Slalom (Männer)
| Sportart | Ski Alpin | ||||||||
| Disziplin | Slalom | ||||||||
| Geschlecht | Männer | ||||||||
| Teilnehmer | 101 Athleten aus 38 Ländern | ||||||||
| Wettkampfort | Bjelašnica | ||||||||
| Wettkampfphase | 19. Februar 1984 | ||||||||
| Siegerzeit | 1:39,41 min | ||||||||
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| Abfahrt | Frauen | Männer |
| Riesenslalom | Frauen | Männer |
| Slalom | Frauen | Männer |
Das Slalomrennen der Männer bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 1984 in Sarajevo wurde am 19. Februar in Bjelašnica auf der Piste „Olympia“ ausgetragen.
Olympiasieger wurde der US-Amerikaner Phil Mahre vor seinem Zwillingsbruder Steve. Bronze gewann Didier Bouvet aus Frankreich. Der amtierende Olympiasieger, Weltmeister und Weltcup-Sieger Ingemar Stenmark aus Schweden war ebenso von der Teilnahme ausgeschlossen wie der für Luxemburg startende Österreicher Marc Girardelli.[1]
Ergebnisse
| Rang | Athlet | Nation | Lauf 1 (min) | Lauf 2 (min) | Gesamtzeit (min) | Defizit (s) |
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| 1 | Phil Mahre |  Vereinigte Staaten | 0:51,55 | 0:47,86 | 1:39,41 | - |
| 2 | Steve Mahre | Vereinigte Staaten | 0:50,85 | 0:48,77 | 1:39,62 | +0,21 |
| 3 | Didier Bouvet |  Frankreich | 0:51,99 | 0:48,21 | 1:40,20 | +0,79 |
| 4 | Jonas Nilsson |  Schweden | 0:51,52 | 0:48,73 | 1:40,25 | +0,84 |
| 5 | Oswald Tötsch |  Italien | 0:52,81 | 0:47,67 | 1:40,48 | +1,07 |
| 6 | Petar Popangelow |  Bulgarien | 0:52,40 | 0:48,28 | 1:40,68 | +1,27 |
| 7 | Bojan Križaj |  Jugoslawien | 0:52,98 | 0:48,53 | 1:41,51 | +2,10 |
| 8 | Lars-Göran Halvarsson | Schweden | 0:52,97 | 0:48,73 | 1:41,70 | +2,29 |
| 9 | Stig Strand | Schweden | 0:52,95 | 0:49,00 | 1:41,95 | +2,54 |
| 10 | Thomas Bürgler |  Schweiz | 0:53,16 | 0:48,87 | 1:42,03 | +2,62 |
| 11 | Tomaž Cerkovnik | Jugoslawien | 0:53,39 | 0:49,58 | 1:42,97 | +3,56 |
| 12 | Toshihiro Kaiwa |  Japan | 0:53,61 | 0:50,26 | 1:43,87 | +4,46 |
| 13 | Jože Kuralt | Jugoslawien | 0:53,52 | 0:51,33 | 1:44,85 | +5,44 |
| 14 | Markus Hubrich |  Neuseeland | 0:56,75 | 0:52,78 | 1:49,53 | +10,12 |
| 15 | Borislaw Kirjakow | Bulgarien | 0:57,00 | 0:53,24 | 1:50,24 | +10,83 |
| 16 | Nicholas Wilson |  Großbritannien | 0:57,33 | 0:54,75 | 1:52,08 | +12,67 |
| 17 | Matthias Hubrich | Neuseeland | 0:58,63 | 0:55,73 | 1:54,36 | +14,95 |
| 18 | Péter Kozma |  Ungarn | 0:59,14 | 0:55,24 | 1:54,38 | +14,97 |
| 19 | Andres Figueroa |  Chile | 0:59,79 | 0:55,59 | 1:55,38 | +15,97 |
| 20 | Dieter Linneberg | Chile | 0:59,86 | 0:55,92 | 1:55,78 | +16,37 |
| 21 | Hans Kossmann | Chile | 1:00,15 | 0:56,12 | 1:56,27 | +16,86 |
| 22 | Jorge Raúl Birkner |  Argentinien | 1:00,85 | 0:55,70 | 1:56,55 | +17,14 |
| 23 | Miguel Purcell | Chile | 1:02,26 | 0:55,74 | 1:58,00 | +18,59 |
| 24 | Nicolas van Ditmar | Argentinien | 1:02,30 | 0:58,18 | 2:00,48 | +21,07 |
| 25 | Lazaros Arkhontopoulos |  Griechenland | 1:04,16 | 0:59,80 | 2:03,96 | +24,55 |
| 26 | Hubertus von Hohenlohe |  Mexiko | 1:04,42 | 1:03,75 | 2:08,17 | +28,76 |
| 27 | Yakup Kadri Birinci |  Türkei | 1:07,53 | 1:06,33 | 2:13,86 | +34,45 |
| 28 | Ioannis Triantafyllidis | Griechenland | 1:09,21 | 1:04,68 | 2:13,89 | +34,48 |
| 29 | Wu Deqiang |  China | 1:07,62 | 1:06,39 | 2:14,01 | +34,60 |
| 30 | Li Guangquan | China | 1:09,12 | 1:07,47 | 2:16,59 | +37,18 |
| 31 | Kim Jin-hae |  Südkorea | 1:09,42 | 1:08,03 | 2:17,45 | +38,04 |
| 32 | Ali Fuad Haşłl | Türkei | 1:09,65 | 1:07,93 | 2:17,58 | +38,17 |
| 33 | Liu Changcheng | China | 1:09,87 | 1:08,88 | 2:18,75 | +39,34 |
| 34 | Erkan Mermut | Türkei | 1:09,29 | 1:09,73 | 2:19,02 | +39,61 |
| 35 | Eu Woo-youn | Südkorea | 1:11,28 | 1:10,17 | 2:21,45 | +42,04 |
| 36 | Ong Ching-ming |  Chinesisch Taipeh | 1:10,33 | 1:12,30 | 2:22,63 | +43,22 |
| 37 | Sabahattin Hamamcıoğlu | Türkei | 1:14,56 | 1:08,79 | 2:23,35 | +43,94 |
| 38 | Ahmad Ouachit |  Marokko | 1:13,04 | 1:10,34 | 2:23,38 | +43,97 |
| 39 | Nabil Khalil |  Libanon | 1:14,54 | 1:13,73 | 2:28,27 | +48,86 |
| 40 | Francesco Cardelli |  San Marino | 1:17,67 | 1:16,06 | 2:33,73 | +54,32 |
| 41 | Lambros Lambrou |  Zypern | 1:17,27 | 1:17,35 | 2:34,62 | +55,21 |
| 42 | Edward Samen | Libanon | 1:19,93 | 1:19,16 | 2:39,09 | +59,68 |
| 43 | Christian Bollini | San Marino | 1:23,50 | 1:16,54 | 2:40,04 | +60,63 |
| 44 | Ahmed Ait Moulay | Marokko | 1:24,80 | 1:18,45 | 2:43,25 | +63,84 |
| 45 | Eduardo Kopper |  Costa Rica | 1:24,39 | 1:18,94 | 2:43,33 | +63,92 |
| 46 | Jamil El Reedy |  Ägypten | 1:30,56 | 1:26,37 | 2:56,93 | +77,52 |
| 47 | Giannos Pipis | Zypern | 1:30,69 | 1:30,83 | 3:01,52 | +82,11 |
| Alex Giorgi | Italien | 0:51,96 | DNF | |||
| Roberto Grigis | Italien | 0:53,19 | DNF | |||
| Jorge Pérez |  Spanien | 0:53,25 | DSQ | |||
| Bengt Fjällberg | Schweden | 0:53,31 | DSQ | |||
| Osamu Kodama | Japan | 0:53,42 | DSQ | |||
| Tiger Shaw | Vereinigte Staaten | 0:53,45 | DNF | |||
| Florian Beck |  BR Deutschland | 0:53,49 | DNF | |||
| Wladimir Andrejew |  Sowjetunion | 0:54,01 | DNF | |||
| Hans Enn |  Österreich | 0:54,05 | DNF | |||
| Walentin Gitschew | Bulgarien | 0:54,32 | DSQ | |||
| Luis Fernández Ochoa | Spanien | 0:55,28 | DNF | |||
| Árni Þór Árnason |  Island | 0:57,71 | DNF | |||
| Zolt Balazs |  Rumänien | 0:59,01 | DSQ | |||
| Henri Mollin |  Belgien | 1:00,07 | DNF | |||
| Scott Saunders-Sánchez |  Bolivien | 1:00,16 | DNF | |||
| Américo Astete | Argentinien | 1:04,90 | DNF | |||
| Giannis Stamatiou | Griechenland | 1:06,82 | DSQ | |||
| Sotirios Axiotiades | Libanon | 1:15,54 | DNF | |||
| Brahim Ait Sibrahim | Marokko | 1:18,90 | DNF | |||
| Alekhis Fotiadis | Zypern | DNF | ||||
| Lin Chi-liang | Chinesisch Taipeh | DNF | ||||
| Park Byung-ro | Südkorea | DNF | ||||
| Tony Sukkar | Libanon | DNF | ||||
| Albert Llovera |  Andorra | DNF | ||||
| David Lajoux |  Monaco | DNF | ||||
| Jordi Torres | Andorra | DNF | ||||
| Mihai Bîră | Rumänien | DNF | ||||
| Pierre Couquelet | Belgien | DNF | ||||
| Guðmundur Jóhannsson | Island | DNF | ||||
| Günther Marxer |  Liechtenstein | DNF | ||||
| David Mercer | Großbritannien | DNF | ||||
| Mario Konzett | Liechtenstein | DNF | ||||
| Egon Hirt | BR Deutschland | DNF | ||||
| Carlos Salvadores | Spanien | DNF | ||||
| Mitko Chadschiew | Bulgarien | DNF | ||||
| Michael Tommy |  Kanada | DNF | ||||
| Jure Franko | Jugoslawien | DNF | ||||
| Hubert Strolz | Österreich | DNF | ||||
| Yves Tavernier | Frankreich | DNF | ||||
| Naomine Iwaya | Japan | DNF | ||||
| Odd Sørli |  Norwegen | DNF | ||||
| Joël Gaspoz | Schweiz | DNF | ||||
| Pirmin Zurbriggen | Schweiz | DNF | ||||
| Andreas Wenzel | Liechtenstein | DNF | ||||
| Max Julen | Schweiz | DNF | ||||
| Michel Canac | Frankreich | DNF | ||||
| Paolo De Chiesa | Italien | DNF | ||||
| Pavlos Fotiadis | Zypern | DSQ | ||||
| Andreas Pantelidis | Griechenland | DSQ | ||||
| Fernando Enevoldsen | Argentinien | DSQ | ||||
| Michel Vion | Frankreich | DSQ | ||||
| Paul Frommelt | Liechtenstein | DSQ | ||||
| Franz Gruber | Österreich | DSQ | ||||
| Anton Steiner | Österreich | DSQ |
Weblinks
- Ergebnisse in der Datenbank von Olympedia.org (englisch)
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ „Nase voll“ in: Der Spiegel, 5. Februar 1984
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