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Manufacturers Standings Overall AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP FINALS 2009/10 Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) 9th MEN’S SLALOM SAT 13 MAR 2010 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF COMPETITORS Number of Competitors: 26, Number of NSA: 13 FIS FIS Points (25th of February 2010 − List 9) Nation Name Code DH SL GS SG SC AUT 50605 HERBST Reinfried 107.01 (1017) 0.00 (1) 55.28 (1448) 84.60 (1289) − (4) 53831 HIRSCHER Marcel 125.76 (1313) 3.14 (6) 1.61 (4) 11.05 (55) 4.80 (16) 50624 PRANGER Manfred 309.79 (2687) 3.27 (7) 36.61 (661) 184.30 (3624) − 50625 RAICH Benjamin 14.07 (64) 2.72 (5) 0.54 (2) 3.10 (4) 0.00 (1) CAN 102239 COUSINEAU Julien 134.59 (1460) 5.35 (18) 17.46 (121) 50.16 (511) 47.06 (229) (3) 102435 JANYK Michael 89.58 (729) 3.77 (11) 34.62 (589) 84.30 (1269) 41.62 (192) 102912 SPENCE Brad 78.42 (574) 7.30 (42) 10.99 (57) 49.14 (497) − CRO 380260 KOSTELIC Ivica 10.42 (50) 1.86 (3) 5.35 (17) 6.00 (31) 0.79 (3) (1) FRA 191459 LIZEROUX Julien 30.50 (146) 0.26 (2) 24.45 (265) 18.07 (97) 4.61 (14) (2) 192506 MISSILLIER Steve 96.37 (831) 5.08 (15) 5.55 (20) 83.50 (1254) − GER 201702 NEUREUTHER Felix 20.20 (88) 3.65 (9) 11.02 (58) 25.37 (163) 33.28 (121) (1) ITA 292491 MOELGG Manfred 53.93 (310) 3.88 (12) 4.16 (12) 25.10 (161) 4.89 (18) (2) 293098 RAZZOLI Giuliano 497.16 (2945) 3.76 (10) 28.78 (392) 331.72 (4663) − JPN 301312 SASAKI Akira 143.85 (1607) 5.99 (30) 25.55 (295) 93.79 (1548) 101.11 (654) (2) 301709 YUASA Naoki 753.74 (3151) 5.95 (28) 29.14 (406) 562.83 (5085) − MDA 910000 IMBODEN Urs 310.62 (2689) 5.60 (21) 49.87 (1191) 668.37 (5195) − (1) NOR 421400 MYHRE Lars Elton 27.69 (131) 5.24 (17) 19.75 (160) 21.09 (125) 5.55 (23) (1) SLO 560355 VALENCIC Mitja 599.77 (3080) 5.16 (16) 33.88 (564) 181.89 (3591) − (1) SUI 511127 GINI Marc 136.57 (1494) 5.80 (24) 15.60 (100) 60.94 (714) 59.14 (310) (3) 511908 SCHMIDIGER Reto 89.82 (734) 15.49 (125) 21.94 (194) 48.94 (493) 81.37 (492) 510890 ZURBRIGGEN Silvan 10.44 (51) 2.63 (4) 22.64 (217) 15.19 (73) 1.40 (5) SWE 501223 BAECK Axel 114.36 (1139) 5.56 (20) 24.16 (253) 143.19 (2810) 75.82 (451) (3) 501111 HARGIN Mattias 89.01 (721) 3.46 (8) 19.49 (157) 52.93 (572) 45.81 (223) 501017 MYHRER Andre 66.09 (428) 4.75 (13) 13.13 (78) 21.66 (131) 19.05 (62) USA 534040 COCHRAN Jimmy 81.31 (615) 5.78 (23) 12.07 (70) 74.23 (1023) 88.13 (537) (2) 13-03-2010 / Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) / 1906 Page 1/2 Data Processing by LONGINES www.fis-ski.com LONGINES Timing Generation Date: FRI 12 MAR 2010 Time: 18:15 Document: 32E 1.0 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP FINALS 2009/10 Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) 9th MEN’S SLALOM SAT 13 MAR 2010 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF COMPETITORS Number of Competitors: 26, Number of NSA: 13 FIS FIS Points (25th of February 2010 − List 9) Nation Name Code DH SL GS SG SC USA 534562 LIGETY Ted 24.18 (108) 5.81 (25) 0.00 (1) 4.51 (13) 3.96 (9) (2) LEGEND DH Downhill SL Slalom GS Giant Slalom SG Super−G SC Super Combined 13-03-2010 / Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) / 1906 Page 2/2 Data Processing by LONGINES www.fis-ski.com LONGINES Timing Generation Date: FRI 12 MAR 2010 Time: 18:15 Document: 32E 1.0 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP FINALS 2009/10 Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) 9th MEN’S SLALOM SAT 13 MAR 2010 DRAW LIST BY POINTS Number of Competitors: 26, Number of NSA: 13 Ranked 100 in the FIS List: KOGLER S. FIS Pts: 13.75 FIS No. Name Nation WC−SL WC−O FIS−SL Code 1 50605 HERBST Reinfried AUT 505 (1) 505 (12) 0.00 (1) 2 191459 LIZEROUX Julien FRA 462 (2) 564 (10) 0.26 (2) 3 380260 KOSTELIC Ivica CRO 334 (3) 779 (5) 1.86 (3) 4 510890 ZURBRIGGEN Silvan SUI 329 (4) 583 (9) 2.63 (4) 5 50625 RAICH Benjamin AUT 304 (5) 1091 (2) 2.72 (5) 6 53831 HIRSCHER Marcel AUT 265 (6) 675 (6) 3.14 (6) 7 201702 NEUREUTHER Felix GER 229 (7) 249 (25) 3.65 (9) 8 501111 HARGIN Mattias SWE 228 (8) 228 (30) 3.46 (8) 9 293098 RAZZOLI Giuliano ITA 224 (9) 224 (31) 3.76 (10) 10 102435 JANYK Michael CAN 222 (10) 222 (32) 3.77 (11) 11 50624 PRANGER Manfred AUT 202 (11) 202 (35) 3.27 (7) 12 292491 MOELGG Manfred ITA 179 (12) 442 (16) 3.88 (12) 13 501017 MYHRER Andre SWE 133 (13) 133 (54) 4.75 (13) 14 560355 VALENCIC Mitja SLO 126 (14) 126 (56) 5.16 (15) 15 102239 COUSINEAU Julien CAN 121 (15) 121 (57) 5.35 (17) 16 +500 534562 LIGETY Ted USA 65 (24) 667 (7) 5.81 (22) 17 192506 MISSILLIER Steve FRA 120 (16) 198 (38) 5.08 (14) 18 421400 MYHRE Lars Elton NOR 120 (16) 168 (46) 5.24 (16) 19 501223 BAECK Axel SWE 110 (18) 110 (60) 5.56 (18) 20 910000 IMBODEN Urs MDA 91 (19) 91 (65) 5.60 (19) 21 534040 COCHRAN Jimmy USA 80 (20) 80 (69) 5.78 (20) 22 511127 GINI Marc SUI 77 (21) 77 (70) 5.80 (21) 23 301709 YUASA Naoki JPN 70 (22) 70 (73) 5.95 (23) 24 301312 SASAKI Akira JPN 70 (22) 70 (73) 5.99 (24) 25 102912 SPENCE Brad CAN 65 (24) 65 (75) 7.30 (25) 26 511908 SCHMIDIGER Reto SUI − − > 15.49 (26) LEGEND +500 More than 500 points on WC−O after 15th place or after 25th place FIS−SL FIS points for Slalom WC−SL World Cup points for Slalom No. Control Number WC−O Overall World Cup points 13-03-2010 / Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) / 1906 Page 1/1 Data Processing by LONGINES www.fis-ski.com LONGINES Timing Generation Date: FRI 12 MAR 2010 Time: 18:15 Document: 45A 1.0 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP FINALS 2009/10 Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) 9th MEN’S SLALOM 1st RUN SAT 13 MAR 2010 START LIST Start Time: 08:45 Jury Technical Data TD FIS R. STOCKER AUT Course Name Gudiberg Referee G. HUJARA FIS Start Altitude 950 m Chief of Race F. BECK GER Finish Altitude 730 m Vertical Drop 220 m Homologation Number 6186/96/01 Race Information 1st Run Race Information 2nd Run Course Setter C. PASTORE ITA Course Setter S. QUITTET FRA Number of Gates 67 Number of Gates Turning Gates 66 Turning Gates Start Time 08:45 Start Time 12:00 Forerunners A - F. DOPFER GER Forerunners A - F. DOPFER GER B - S. KOGLER GER B - S. KOGLER GER C - T. DRESSER GER C - T. DRESSER GER Number of Competitors: 26, Number of NSA: 13 Bib FIS Code Name Year of Birth Nation Time Ski 1 50605 HERBST Reinfried 1978 AUT Blizzard 2 53831 HIRSCHER Marcel 1989 AUT Atomic 3 201702 NEUREUTHER Felix 1984 GER Atomic 4 50625 RAICH Benjamin 1978 AUT Atomic 5 380260 KOSTELIC Ivica 1979 CRO Fischer 6 510890 ZURBRIGGEN Silvan 1981 SUI Rossignol 7 191459 LIZEROUX Julien 1979 FRA Dynastar 8 293098 RAZZOLI Giuliano 1984 ITA Nordica 9 102239 COUSINEAU Julien 1981 CAN Fischer 10 501017 MYHRER Andre 1983 SWE Nordica 11 50624 PRANGER Manfred 1978 AUT Voelkl 12 292491 MOELGG Manfred 1982 ITA Fischer 13 102435 JANYK Michael 1982 CAN Rossignol 14 560355 VALENCIC Mitja 1978 SLO Elan 15 501111 HARGIN Mattias 1985 SWE Nordica 16 534562 LIGETY Ted 1984 USA Rossignol 17 192506 MISSILLIER Steve 1984 FRA Dynastar 18 421400 MYHRE Lars Elton 1984 NOR Rossignol 19 501223 BAECK Axel 1987 SWE Rossignol 20 910000 IMBODEN Urs 1975 MDA Fischer 21 534040 COCHRAN Jimmy 1981 USA Voelkl 13-03-2010 / Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) / 1906 Page 1/2 Data Processing by LONGINES www.fis-ski.com LONGINES Timing Generation Date: FRI 12 MAR 2010 Time: 18:17 Document: 51A 1.0 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP FINALS 2009/10 Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) 9th MEN’S SLALOM 1st RUN SAT 13 MAR 2010 START LIST Start Time: 08:45 Number of Competitors: 26, Number of NSA: 13 Bib FIS Code Name Year of Birth Nation Time Ski 22 511127 GINI Marc 1984 SUI Fischer 23 301709 YUASA Naoki 1983 JPN Hart 24 301312 SASAKI Akira 1981 JPN Salomon 25 102912 SPENCE Brad 1984 CAN Rossignol 26 511908 SCHMIDIGER Reto 1992 SUI 13-03-2010 / Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) / 1906 Page 2/2 Data Processing by LONGINES www.fis-ski.com LONGINES Timing Generation Date: FRI 12 MAR 2010 Time: 18:17 Document: 51A 1.0 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP FINALS 2009/10 Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER) 9th MEN’S SLALOM 1st RUN SAT 13 MAR 2010 OFFICIAL RESULTS Start Time: 08:45 Jury Technical Data TD FIS R. STOCKER AUT Course Name Gudiberg Referee G. HUJARA FIS Start Altitude 950 m Chief of Race F. BECK GER Finish Altitude 730 m Vertical Drop 220 m Homologation Number 6186/96/01 Race Information 1st Run Race Information 2nd Run Course Setter C.
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