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2019/2020 FIS ALPINE SKI WORLD CUP [Men’s] 2019/2020 FISアルペンスキー・ワールドカップ【男子】 【高速系種目】 【技術系種目】 ダウンヒル第1戦／11月30日／レイクルイーズ（カナダ） ジャイアントスラローム第1戦／10月27日／ゼルデン（オーストリア） スラローム第1戦／11月24日／レヴィ（フィンランド） Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. Run1 Run2 Total Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation 1 13 Thomas DRESSEN GER 1:46.81 Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. 2 7 Dominik PARIS ITA 1:46.83 0.02 1 5 Alexis PINTURAULT FRA 1:07.10 1 1:07.04 5 2:14.14 1 4 Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN NOR 55.23 4 53.32 7 1:48.55 3 6 Carlo JANKA SUI 1:47.07 0.26 2 13 Mathieu FAIVRE FRA 1:07.12 2 1:07.56 13 2:14.68 0.54 2 6 Clement NOEL FRA 54.55 1 54.09 26 1:48.64 0.09 3 2 Zan KRANJEC SLO 1:07.44 4 1:07.33 12 2:14.77 0.63 3 2 Daniel YULE SUI 55.49 7 53.24 6 1:48.73 0.18 スーパーG第1戦／12月1日／レイクルイーズ（カナダ） 55 加藤 聖五 野沢温泉スキークラブ 1:11.59 60 - - - - 53 成田 秀将 カワサキフィールドSC 58.03 51 - - - - Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. 50 小山 陽平 日本体育大学 58.49 56 - - - - 1 13 Matthias MAYER AUT 1:31.40 ジャイアントスラローム第2戦／12月8日／ビーバークリーク（アメリカ） 69 大越 龍之介 株式会社東急リゾートサービス DNF - - - - 2 7 Dominik PARIS ITA 1:31.80 0.40 Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation 3 9 Vincent KRIECHMAYR AUT 1:31.89 0.49 Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. スラローム第2戦／12月15日／ヴァル・ディゼール（フランス） 1 5 Tommy FORD USA 1:16.40 1 1:14.85 2 2:31.25 Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation スーパーG第2戦／12月6日／ビーバークリーク（アメリカ） 2 6 Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN NOR 1:16.30 3 1:15.42 4 2:32.05 0.80 Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. 3 10 Leif Kristian NESTVOLD-HAUGEN NOR 1:16.60 2 1:15.88 11 2:32.48 1.23 1 1 Alexis PINTURAULT FRA 52.85 1 55.06 3 1:47.91 1 2 Marco ODERMATT SUI 1:10.90 2 8 Andre MYHRER SWE 53.73 4 55.62 13 1:49.35 1.44 2 17 Aleksander Aamodt KILDE NOR 1:11.00 0.10 ジャイアントスラローム／12月14日／ヴァル・ディゼール（フランス） 3 13 Stefano GROSS ITA 53.99 9 55.39 6 1:49.38 1.47 3 13 Matthias MAYER AUT 1:11.04 0.14 Run1 Run2 Total 49 小山 陽平 日本体育大学 55.19 22 DNF - - Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. 52 成田 秀将 カワサキフィールドSC DNF - - - - ダウンヒル第2戦／12月7日／ビーバークリーク（アメリカ） 67 大越 龍之介 株式会社東急リゾートサービス DNF - - - - Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. cancelled 1 9 Beat FEUZ SUI 1:12.98 スラローム第3戦／1月5日／ザグレブ（クロアチア） 2 19 Johan CLAREY FRA 1:13.39 0.41 Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation 2 7 Vincent KRIECHMAYR AUT 1:13.39 0.41 ジャイアントスラローム第3戦／12月22日／アルタ・バディア（イタリア） Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. Run1 Run2 Total 1 5 Clement NOEL FRA 57.76 4 59.38 7 1:57.14 Rnk Bib Name Nation スーパーG第3戦／12月20日／ヴァル・ガルディナ（イタリア） Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. 2 1 Ramon ZENHAEUSERN SUI 57.49 1 59.72 16 1:57.21 0.07 Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. 1 2 Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN NOR 58.95 6 58.38 3 1:57.33 3 26 Alex VINATZER ITA 58.31 8 59.12 2 1:57.43 0.29 1 7 Vincent KRIECHMAYR AUT 1:13.84 2 35 Cyprien SARRAZIN FRA 1:00.03 22 57.61 1 1:57.64 0.31 52 小山 陽平 日本体育大学 59.52 32 - - - - 2 15 Kjetil JANSRUD NOR 1:13.89 0.05 3 4 Zan KRANJEC SLO 59.00 7 58.72 7 1:57.72 0.39 59 大越 龍之介 株式会社東急リゾートサービス 1:00.51 43 - - - - 3 18 Thomas DRESSEN GER 1:14.06 0.22 ジャイアントスラローム第4戦／1月11日／アデルボーデン（スイス） スラローム第5戦／1月8日／マドンナ・ディ・カンピリオ（イタリア） ダウンヒル／12月21日／ヴァル・ガルディナ（イタリア） Run1 Run2 Total Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. 1 1 Zan KRANJEC SLO 1:12.49 6 1:15.41 2 2:27.90 1 4 Daniel YULE SUI 47.56 1 48.04 7 1:35.60 cancelled 2 20 Filip ZUBCIC CRO 1:12.51 7 1:15.68 5 2:28.19 0.29 2 2 Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN NOR 47.75 2 48.00 5 1:35.75 0.15 3 15 Victor MUFFAT-JEANDET FRA 1:12.99 15 1:15.55 3 2:28.54 0.64 3 5 Clement NOEL FRA 48.36 8 47.49 1 1:35.85 0.25 52 小山 陽平 日本体育大学 50.51 60 - - - - ダウンヒル第3戦／12月27日／ボルミオ（イタリア） ジャイアントスラローム第5戦／2月2日／ガルミッシュ・パルテンキルヘン（ドイツ） 67 大越 龍之介 株式会社東急リゾートサービス 50.82 62 - - - - Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation 1 11 Dominik PARIS ITA 1:49.56 Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. スラローム第6戦／1月12日／アデルボーデン（スイス） 2 15 Beat FEUZ SUI 1:49.95 0.39 1 7 Alexis PINTURAULT FRA 1:02.35 4 1:00.75 3 2:03.10 Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation 3 5 Matthias MAYER AUT 1:49.98 0.42 2 4 Loic MEILLARD SUI 1:02.17 1 1:01.09 12 2:03.26 0.16 Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. 3 9 Leif Kristian NESTVOLD-HAUGEN NOR 1:02.30 3 1:01.04 9 2:03.34 0.24 1 3 Daniel YULE SUI 53.15 1 55.58 15 1:48.73 ダウンヒル第4戦／12月28日／ボルミオ（イタリア） 63 石井 智也 ゴールドウインSC 1:05.46 56 - - - - 2 6 Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN NOR 53.82 8 55.14 6 1:48.96 0.23 Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. 3 13 Marco SCHWARZ AUT 53.74 7 55.27 8 1:49.01 0.28 1 9 Dominik PARIS ITA 1:55.37 ジャイアントスラローム第6戦／2月22日／湯沢苗場（日本） 56 小山 陽平 日本体育大学 56.37 51 - - - - 2 25 Urs KRYENBUEHL SUI 1:55.45 0.08 Run1 Run2 Total 73 大越 龍之介 株式会社東急リゾートサービス DNF - - - - Rnk Bib Name Nation 3 13 Beat FEUZ SUI 1:55.63 0.26 Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. 1 13 Filip ZUBCIC CRO 1:18.21 12 1:19.04 1 2:37.25 スラローム第7戦／1月19日／ウェンゲン（スイス） ダウンヒル第5戦／1月18日／ウェンゲン（スイス） 2 11 Marco ODERMATT SUI 1:17.37 3 1:20.62 18 2:37.99 0.74 Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. 3 6 Tommy FORD USA 1:18.12 10 1:20.20 10 2:38.32 1.07 Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. 1 9 Beat FEUZ SUI 1:42.53 43 加藤 聖五 野沢温泉SC 1:20.99 39 - - - - 1 1 Clement NOEL FRA 50.72 1 55.71 17 1:46.43 2 7 Dominik PARIS ITA 1:42.82 0.29 53 小山 陽平 日本体育大学 1:22.28 48 - - - - 2 3 Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN NOR 51.39 2 55.44 8 1:46.83 0.40 3 5 Thomas DRESSEN GER 1:42.84 0.31 55 若月 隼太 近畿大学 1:22.72 50 - - - - 3 20 Alexander KHOROSHILOV RUS 52.15 9 55.11 4 1:47.26 0.83 54 大越 龍之介 株式会社東急リゾートサービス 1:22.80 51 - - - - 66 大越 龍之介 株式会社東急リゾートサービス 53.87 40 - - - - 50 石井 智也 ゴールドウインSC 1:23.20 52 - - - - 54 小山 陽平 日本体育大学 DNF - - - - スーパーG第4戦／1月24日／キッツビューエル（オーストリア） ジャイアントスラローム第7戦／3月14日／クラニスカ・ゴラ（スロヴェニア） スラローム第8戦／1月26日／キッツビューエル（オーストリア） Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. Run1 Run2 Total Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation 1 19 Kjetil JANSRUD NOR 1:14.61 Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. 2 13 Aleksander Aamodt KILDE NOR 1:14.77 0.16 1 2 Daniel YULE SUI 50.82 2 50.68 4 1:41.50 2 11 Matthias MAYER AUT 1:14.77 0.16 2 7 Marco SCHWARZ AUT 51.09 4 50.53 2 1:41.62 0.12 3 3 Clement NOEL FRA 51.27 9 50.60 3 1:41.87 0.37 ダウンヒル第6戦／1月25日／キッツビューエル（オーストリア） 70 大越 龍之介 株式会社東急リゾートサービス 53.74 58 - - - - Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. ジャイアントスラローム第8戦／3月21日／コルティナ・ダンペッツォ（イタリア） 57 小山 陽平 日本体育大学 53.99 59 - - - - 1 13 Matthias MAYER AUT 1:55.59 Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation 2 9 Vincent KRIECHMAYR AUT 1:55.81 0.22 Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. スラローム第9戦／1月28日／シュラドミング（オーストリア） 2 7 Beat FEUZ SUI 1:55.81 0.22 Run1 Run2 Total Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Rnk Time Rnk Time Diff. ダウンヒル第7戦／2月1日／ガルミッシュ・パルテンキルヘン（ドイツ） 1 3 Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN NOR 51.55 2 50.82 10 1:42.37 Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff. 2 2 Alexis PINTURAULT FRA 51.73 3 50.98 15 1:42.71 0.34 1 1 Thomas DRESSEN GER 1:39.31 3 7 Daniel YULE SUI 52.16 4 51.04 17 1:43.20 0.83 2 7 Aleksander Aamodt KILDE NOR 1:39.47 0.16 57 小山 陽平 日本体育大学 54.77 39 - - - - 3 9 Johan CLAREY FRA 1:39.48 0.17 【パラレル種目】 68 大越 龍之介 株式会社東急リゾートサービス DNF - - - - パラレルGS第1戦／12月23日／アルタ・バディア（イタリア） ダウンヒル第8戦／2月13日／ザールバッハ-ヒンターグレム（オーストリア） Rnk Bib Name Nation Net Time Round スラローム第10戦／2月8日／シャモニ（フランス） Rnk Bib Name Nation Time Diff.
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  • Social Media & Web Channels FIS Alpine 2019/20

    Social Media & Web Channels FIS Alpine 2019/20

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    SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 2016 SPORTS Narine included Iraq edge hosts Qatar Chelsea complete loan in Windies squad for Olympic berth signing of striker Pato COLOMBO: West Indies have taken a gamble by naming Sunil Narine in their DOHA: Iraq booked a spot at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics LONDON: Chelsea completed the loan signing of Brazilian striker squad for the World Twent20 tournament in March as after edging hosts Qatar for third place at the Asian Football the off-spinner is currently suspended from bowling Alexandre Pato until the end of the season. The 26-year-old Pato joins Confederation’s under-23 championships with a 2-1 extra time from Corinthians following previously spells with Sao Paulo and AC Milan. in international cricket due to an illegal action. The win. The Qatari side, featuring many players expected to repre- 27-year-old was reported to the International “I am so happy to sign for Chelsea. It is a dream for me. I am looking for- sent the tiny gulf state at their home 2022 World Cup, looked ward to meeting and getting to know my new team-mates and cannot Cricket Council (ICC) during a one-day series in Sri set to secure the Olympic berth when they led 1-0 but Lanka last November and was later sanctioned wait to play,” Pato said Friday after completing his move.”I thank Chelsea Muhanad Abdulraheem equalised for the Iraqis in the 86th for their support and hope I can repay this faith to the club after an independent assessment found his elbow minute.