09.02.78. Megeve Giant Slalom, Women Course Length: 1150 Vertical Drop: 360 M Number of Gates: 51/50 Course Setters: E. Sturm

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09.02.78. Megeve Giant Slalom, women course length: 1150 vertical drop: 360 m number of gates: 51/50 course setters: E. Sturm AUT/ J. Fourno FRA weather: sunny started: 60-13 finished: 47 1. Lise-Marie Morerod SUI 1.18.62 + 1.18.23 2.36.85 (15) 2. Annemarie Proell-Moser AUT 1.19.34 + 1.19.10 2.38.44 3. Fabiene Serrat FRA 1.20.22 + 1.18.69 2.38.91 4. Perrine Pelen FRA 1.19.99 + 1.19.08 2.39.07 5. Hanni Wenzel LIE 1.19.60 + 1.19.54 2.39.14 6. Monika Kaserer AUT 1.20.17 + 1.19.36 2.39.53 7. Lea Soelkner AUT 1.20.12 + 1.19.43 2.39.55 8. Cindy Nelson USA 1.20.60 + 1.19.14 2.39.74 9. Christine Cooper USA 1.19.89 + 1.19.99 2.39.88 (23) 10. Becky Dorsey USA 1.20.16 + 1.20.23 2.40.39 11. Kathy Kreiner CND 1.20.71 + 1.20.54 2.41.28 12. Ursula Konzett LIE 2.41.48 13. Daniela Zini ITA 2.41.75 14. Claudia Giordani ITA 2.41.82 15. Christa Kinshoffer FRG 2.42.03 16. Irene Epple FRG 2.42.13 17. Heidi Wiesler FRG 2.42.71 18. Marie-Theres Nadig SUI 1.21.61 + 1.21.27 2.42.88 19. Christa Zechmeister FRG 2.42.90 20. Vicky Fleckenstein USA 2.43.20 21. Erika Hess SUI 1.22.35 + 1.20.93 2.43.28 22. Ingrid Eberle AUT 2.43.51 23. Patricia Emonet FRA 2.43.58 24. Christine Loike AUT 2.43.95 DNS: Bernadette Zurbriggen SUI DQ(1): 2, Maria Epple FRG 1.19,26* * for starting too early (3,32 seconds too early) DNF(1): Brigitte Totschnigg-Habersatter AUT, Sigrid Totschnigg AUT Regine Moesenlechner FRG Regine Sackl AUT, Pamela Behr FRG, Rita Naepfin SUI, Marianne Naepfin SUI, Erich Sturm AUT 1st run 51 Jacques Fourno FRA 2nd run 50 1. Lise-M. Morerod SUI 1.18.62 (15) 1. Lise-M. Morerod SUI 1.18.23 ( 5) DQ Maria Epple FRG 1.19,26 2. Fabiene Serrat FRA 1.18.69 ( 9) 2. Annemarie Proell AUT 1.19.34 3. Cindy Nelson USA 1.19.04 (10) 3. Hanni Wenzel LIE 1.19.60 4. Perrine Pelen FRA 1.19.08 ( 1) 4. Christine Cooper USA 1.19.89 5. Annemarie Proell AUT 1.19.10 ( 4) 5. Perrine Pelen FRA 1.19.99 6. Monika Kaserer AUT 1.19.36 ( 8) 6. Lea Soelkner AUT 1.20.12 7. Lea Soelkner AUT 1.19.43 ( 6) 7. Becky Dorsey USA 1.20.16 8. Hanni Wenzel LIE 1.19.54 ( 3) 8. Monika Kaserer AUT 1.20.17 9. Fabiene Serrat FRA 1.20.22 9, Christine Cooper USA 1.19.99 ( 2) 10, Cindy Nelson USA 1.20.60 10, Becky Dorsey USA 1.20.23 ( 7) 11, Kathy Kreiner CND 1.20.71 .

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