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04.12.81. Val D'isere Giant Slalom, Women Course Name: O-K Course 04.12.81. Val d’Isere Giant Slalom, women course name: O-K course length: 1680 vertical drop: 320 m number of gates: 50/48 course setters: G. Molliet FRA/M. Rudigoz SUI weather: partly cloudy snow: hard, icy started: 115-25 finished: 75 1. Irene Epple FRG 1.13.40 + 1.16.84 2.30.24 (14) 2. Erika Hess SUI 1.13.94 + 1.16.97 2.30.91 (12) 3. Tamara McKinney USA 1.13.74 + 1.17.55 2.31.29 ( 9) 4. Perrine Pelen FRA 1.14.11 + 1.17.45 2.31.56 ( 8) 5. Maria Epple FRG 1.13.93 + 1.17.79 2.31.72 (10) 6. Maria-Rosa Quario ITA 1.14.09 + 1.18.30 2.32.39 (13) 7. Ursula Konzett LIE 1.15.40 + 1.17.70 (34! and Fabiene Serrat FRA 1.14.39 + 1.18.71 2.33.10 ( 2) 9. Hanni Wenzel LIE 1.14.73 + 1.18.50 2.33.23 ( 6) 10. Elisabeth Kirchler AUT 1.15.08 + 1.18.75 2.33.83 (29! 11. Blanca Fernandez-Ochoa SPA 1.15.17 + 1.19.07 2.34.24 (24) 12. Christine Cooper USA 1.15.36 + 1.19.04 2.34.40 ( 7) 13. Christa Kinshofer FRG 1.15.20 + 1.20.04 2.35.24 (11) 14. Daniela Zini ITA 1.15.01 + 1.20.32 2.35.33 ( 1) 15. Roswitha Steiner AUT 1.15.80 + 1.19.68 2.35.48 (25) 16. Linda Rocchetti ITA 1.15.74 + 1.19.89 2.35.63 (35! 17. Abbi Fischer USA 1.16.39 + 1.19.87 2.36.06 (44! 18. Andrea Leskovsek YUG 1.17.07 + 1.19.13 2.36.20 (57! 19. PetraWenzel LIE 1.16.84 + 1.19.47 2.36.31 (21) 20. Traudl Hecher FRG 1.16.16 + 1.20.37 2.36.53 ( 5) 21. Brigitte Glur SUI 1.16.46 + 1.20.27 2.36.71 (20) 22. Zoe Haas SUI 1.16.66 + 1.20.67 2.37.33 (17) 23. Paoletta Magoni ITA 2.37.59 (42! 24. Monika Hess SUI 2.37.71 (59! 25. Catherine Andeer SUI 2.37.84 (53! 26. Michaela Gerg FRG 2.37.95 27. Elisabeth Chaud FRA 2.38.07 28. Ingrid Eberle AUT 1.17.18 + 1.21.26 2.38.44 (48) 29. Paola Toniolli ITA 2.38.71 (46) 30. Lea Soelkner AUT 1.17.82 + 1.20.97 2.38.73 31. Francoise Bozon FRA 2.38.80 32. Cindy Nelson USA 2.38.89 33. Lorena Frigo ITA 2.38.97 DNS(1): Rita Naepflin SUI (31), DNF(1): Cindy Nelson USA (3) Wanda Bieler ITA (15) Maria Walliser SUI (16), Heidi Riedler AUT Metka Jerman YUG Pierra Macchi ITA (47) Veronika Vitzum AUT Dianne Height CND Laurie Graham CND Diane Lehodey CND Lynn Lacasse CND DNS(2): Heidi Preuss USA DNF(2): Anne-Flore Rey FRA (23) (1st run:17 – 1.16,00) Ann Mellander SWE (33) (1st run:20 – 1.16.40) Olga Charvatova TCH ( 4) (1st run:27 – 1.17,00) Anne-Marie Steiner AUT (83) (1st run:38 – 1.17.85) Andrea Bedard CND Angela Gugeon CND Gaby Molliet FRA 1st run 50g Michel Rudigoz SUI 2nd run 48g 1. Irene Epple FRG 1.13.40 (14) 1. Irene Epple FRG 1.16.84 ( 5) 2. Tamara McKinneyUSA 1.13.74 ( 9) 2. Erika Hess SUI 1.16.97 ( 2) 3. Maria Epple FRG 1.13.93 (10) 4. Erika Hess SUI 1.13.94 (12) 3. Perrine Pelen FRA 1.17.45 ( 6) 5. Nina Quario ITA 1.14.09 (13) 4. Tamara McKinneyUSA 1.17.55 ( 4) 6. Perrine Pelen FRA 1.14.11 ( 8) 5. Ursula Konzett LIE 1.17.70 (14) 7. Fabiene Serrat FRA 1.14.39 ( 2) 6. Maria Epple FRG 1.17.79 ( 3) 8. Hanni Wenzel LIE 1.14.73 ( 6) 9. Daniela Zini ITA 1.15.01 ( 1) 7. Nina Quario ITA 1.18.30 ( 1) 10. Elisabeth Kirchler AUT 1.15.08 (29! 8. Hanni Wenzel LIE 1.18.50 ( 8) 11. Blanca Ochoa SPA 1.15.17 (24) 9. Fabiene Serrat FRA 1.18.71 ( 7) 12. Christa Kinshofer FRG 1.15.20 (11) 10. Elisabeth KirchlerAUT 1.18.75 (10) 13. Christine Cooper USA 1.15.36 ( 7) 11. Christine Cooper USA 1.19.04 (13) 14. Ursula Konzett LIE 1.15.40 (34! 12. Blanca Ochoa SPA 1.19.07 (11) 15. Linda Rochetti ITA 1.15.74 (35! 13. Andrea LeskovsekYUG 1.19.13 (28! 16. Roswitha Steiner AUT 1.15.80 (25) 14. PetraWenzel LIE 1.19.47 (25) 17. Anne-Flore Rey FRA 1.16,00 (23) 15. Abbi Fischer USA 1.19.87 (19) 18. Traudl Hecher FRG 1.16.16 ( 5) 16. Roswitha Steiner AUT 1.19.68 (16) 19. Abbi Fischer USA 1.16.39 (44! 17. Linda Rochetti ITA 1.19.89 (15) 20. Ann Mellander SWE 1.16.40 (33) 18. Christa Kinshofer FRG 1.20.04 (12) 21. Brigitte Glur SUI 1.16.46 (20) 19. Brigitte Glur SUI 1.20.27 (21) 20. Daniela Zini ITA 1.20.32 ( 9) 21. Traudl Hecher FRG 1.20.37 (18) .
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