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07.12.73. Val D'isere Slalom, Women Course Name: Solaise Vertical Drop 07.12.73. Val d’Isere Slalom, women course name: Solaise vertical drop: 350 m number of gates: 47/47 course setters: Ph. Mathis FRA/H. Messner AUT started: 81 finished: 28 1. Christa Zechmeister FRG 38.62 42.10 80.72 (14) 2. Hanni Wenzel LIE 39.79 41.78 81.57 ( 9) 3. Marilynn Cochran USA 39.78 42.35 82.13 (12) 4. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 39.98 42.94 82.92 (10) 5. Kathy Kreiner CND 40.56 43.35 83.91 (30! 6. Traudl Treichl FRG 40.22 43.80 84.02 (17) 7. Monika Kaserer AUT 40.60 43.56 84.16 ( 3) 8. Judi Crawford CND 39.97 44.33 84.30 ( 2) 9. Toril Foerland NOR 41.58 42.78 84.36 (11) 10. Barbara Cochran USA 41.43 43.17 84.60 ( 5) 11. Marianne Jaeger SUI 40.32 44.31 84.63 (46) 12. Cindy Nelson USA 40.86 44.54 85.40 (45! 13. Sylvia Stump SUI 41.51 44.51 86.02 (22) 14. Gro Voxholt NOR 42.11 44.77 86.88 (38) 15. Ingrid Gfoellner AUT 42.44 45.91 88.35 (35) 16. Marie-Theres Nadig SUI 42.66 45.81 88.47 (16) 17. Brigitte Schroll AUT 41.99 46.71 88.70 (21) 18. Ingrid Eberle AUT 43.07 45.83 88.90 (39) 19. Monika Berwein FRG 42.39 47.02 89.41 (66) 20. Evi Renoth FRG 43.04 46.43 89.47 (48) 21. Kathi Braun SUI 43.56 46.89 90.45 (69) 22. Anette Schaumburg NOR 43.37 47.87 91.24 (49) 23. Lindy Cochran USA 41.20 50.61 91.81 (33) 24. Syri Melling NOR 44.15 47.74 91.89 (72) 25. Mitsuyo Nagumo JAP 43.50 48.51 92.01 (47) 26. Ellen-Karin Wangen NOR 45.69 48.31 94.00 (62) 27. Irena Jez YUG 46.74 50.74 95.48 (78) 28. Robyn Willis NZE 52.22 53.93 106.15 (83) DNF(1): Annemarie Proell AUT (32), Fabienne Serrat FRA, Patricia Emonet FRA, Michele Jacot FRA, Ingrid Lafforgue FRA, Susie Patterson USA, Debby Handley USA, DQ(1) : 4, Irmgard Lukasser AUT 39.12 DNF(2): Gitti Hauser AUT (25) (1st run: 1 – 38.25)! Claudia Giordani ITA (1st run: 3 – 38.86), Conchita Puig SPA (1st run: 4 – 39.41), Danielle Debernard FRA (1st run: 9 – 40.08), Francois Mathis 1st run 47 Heini Messner AUT 2nd run 47 1. Gitti Hauser AUT 38.25 (25! 1. Hanni Wenzel LIE 41.78 2. Ch. Zechmeister FRG 38.62 (14) 2. Ch. Zechmeister FRG 42.10 3. Claudia Giordani ITA 38.86 3. Marilynn Cochran USA 42.35 DQ Irma Lukasser AUT 39.12 4. Toril Foerland NOR 42.78 4. Conchita Puig SPA 39.41 5. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 42.94 5. Marilynn Cochran USA 39.78 (12) 6. Barbara Cochran USA 43.17 6. Hanni Wenzel LIE 39.79 ( 9) 7. Kathy Kreiner CND 43.35 7. Judi Crawford CND 39.97 ( 2) 8. Monika Kaserer AUT 43.56 8. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 39.98 (10) 9. Traudl Treichl FRG 43.80 9. Dani Debernard FRA 40.08 10. Traudl Treichl FRG 40.22 (17) 10. Marianne Jaeger SUI 44.31 11. Marianne Jaeger SUI 40.32 (46! 11. Judi Crawford CND 44.33 12. Kathy Kreiner CND 40.56 (30! 12. Sylvia Stumpf SUI 44.45 13. Monika Kaserer AUT 40.60 ( 3) 13. Cindy Nelson USA 44.54 14. Cindy Nelson USA 40.86 (45! 14. Gro Voxholt NOR 44.77 15. Linda Cochran USA 41.20 (33! 16. Barbara Cochran USA 41.43 ( 5) 17. Toril Foerland NOR 41.58 (11) .
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