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09.02.82. Oberstauffen Giant Slalom, women course name: Alpsee-Stauffen course length: 1300 m vertical drop: 308 m number of gates: 49/ course setter: J-P. Fournier SUI/ weather: sunny snow: softening started: 78 finished: 43 1. Maria Epple FRG 1.13.90 + 1.13.89 2.27.79 ( 8) 2. Christin Cooper USA 1.13.93 + 1.14.04 2.27.97 3. Erika Hess SUI 1.14.46 + 1.13.89 2.28.35 4. Irene Epple FRG 1.14.67 + 1.14.59 2.29.26 5. Perrine Pelen FRA 1.14.71 + 1.14.89 2.29.60 6. Cindy Nelson USA 1.14.09 + 1.15.87 2.29.96 7. Tamara McKinney USA 1.14.61 + 1.15.91 2.30.52 8. Fabienne Serrat FRA 1.15.01 + 1.16.20 2.31.21 9. Ann Mellander SWE 1.15.50 + 1.15.89 2.31.39 (17) 10. Olga Charvatova TCH 1.15.45 + 1.16.09 2.31.54 (16) 11. Maria Walliser SUI 1.15.28 + 1.16.81 2.32.09 (25) 12. Andrea Leskovsek YUG 1.15.34 + 1.16.81 2.32.15 13. Petra Wenzel LIE 1.16.33 + 1.16.25 2.32.58 14. Heidi Preuss USA 1.16.31 + 1.16.45 2.32.76 15. Traudl Haecher FRG 1.15.24 + 1.17.58 2.32.82 16. Monika Hess SUI 1.16.34 + 1.16.68 2.33.02 17. Erika Gferrer AUT 2.33.10 18. Catherine Andeer SUI 1.16.66 + 1.16.82 2.33.48 19. Abbi Fischer USA 2.33.51 20. Karen Lancaster USA 2.33.71 21. Brigitte Oertli SUI 1.16.70 + 1.17.22 2.33.92 22. Corinne Schmidhauser SUI 1.16.58 + 1.17.41 2.33.99 23. Corinne Eugster SUI 1.16.98 + 1.17.26 2.34.24 24. Brigitte Glur SUI 1.16.63 + 1.17.26 2.34.42 25. Gerry Soerensen CND 2.34.54 DNF(1): DNF(2): Ursula Konzett LIE (1st run:10 – 1.15.25) Nadezhda Petrakeeva-Andreeva SOV (1st run :11 – 1.15.26) Elisabeth Kirchler AUT (1st run:14 – 1.15.38) 27, Metka Jerman YUG (1st run:27 – 1.16,50) (10th best split-time) Shanne Leavitt CND Angela Gougeon CND Jean-Pierre Fournier SUI 1st run 49 2nd run 1. Maria Epple FRG 1.13.90 1. Maria Epple FRG 1.13.89 ( 5) 2. Christin Cooper USA 1.13.93 and Erika Hess SUI 1.13.89 ( 2) 3. Cindy Nelson USA 1.14.09 3. Christin Cooper USA 1.14.04 ( 4) 4. Erika Hess SUI 1.14.46 5. Tamara McKinneyUSA 1.14.61 4. Irene Epple FRG 1.14.59 ( 6) 6. Irene Epple FRG 1.14.67 5. Perrine Pelen FRA 1.14.89 ( 7) 7. Perrine Pelen FRA 1.14.71 8. Fabienne Serrat FRA 1.15.01 9. Traudl Haecher FRG 1.15.24 6. Cindy Nelson USA 1.15.87 ( 3) 10. Ursula Konzett LIE 1.15.25 7. Ann Mellander SWE 1.15.89 (16) 11. Nadezhda AndreevaSOV 1.15.26 8. Tamara McKinneyUSA 1.15.91 ( 1) 12. Maria Walliser SUI 1.15.28 (25) 9. Olga Charvatova TCH 1.16.09 (15) 13. Andrea Leskovsek YUG 1.15.34 10. Fabienne Serrat FRA 1.16.20 ( 8) 14. Elisabeth KirchlerAUT 1.15.38 11. Petra Wenzel LIE 1.16.25 15. Olga Charvatova TCH 1.15.45 (16) 12. Heidi Preuss USA 1.16.45 16. Ann Mellander SWE 1.15.50 (17) 13, Monika Hess SUI 1.16.68 14, Andrea Leskovsek YUG (13) and Maria Walliser SUI 1.16.81 (12) .

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