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02.02.1978. Garmisch Giant Slalom, Men Course Name: Horn Course 02.02.1978. Garmisch Giant Slalom, men course name: Horn course length: 1355 m vertical drop: 400 m number of gates: 63/61 started: 104 finished: 85! ravnica, malo ispada, 1. Ingemar Stenmark SWE 1.35.48 + 1.27.04 3.02.52 (15) 2. Andreas Wenzel LIE 1.37.32 + 1.27.24 3.04.56 (10) 3. Willi Frommelt LIE 1.36.71 + 1.28.04 3.04.75 (14) 4. Heini Hemmi SUI 1.37.21 + 1.27.66 3.04.87 (13) 5. Phil Mahre USA 1.36.62 + 1.28.32 3.04.94 ( 7) 6. Hans Enn AUT 1.36.95 + 1.28.32 3.05.27 ( 2) 7. Peter Luescher SUI 1.37.87 + 1.28.26 3.06.13 (21) 8. Pete Patterson USA 1.37.96 + 1.28.86 3.06.82 (28! 9. Cary Adgate USA 1.37.61 + 1.29.49 3.07.10 ( 8) 10. Bruno Noeckler ITA 1.37.33 + 1.29.87 3.07.20 (17) 11. Mauro Bernardi ITA 1.37.57 + 1.29.75 3.07.32 ( 4) 12. Petar Popangelov BUL 1.38.08 + 1.29.44 3.07.52 (20) 13. Piero Gros ITA 1.38.19 + 1.29.40 3.07.59 (12) 14. Toni Steiner AUT 1.37.98 + 1.29.87 3.07.85 (25) 15. Bohumir Zeman TCH 1.39.05 + 1.29.17 3.08.22 (35! 16. Steve Mahre USA 1.38.62 + 1.29.39 3.08.55 (31! 17. Macej Gasienica-Ciaptak POL 1.40.11 + 1.28.58 3.08.69 (41! 18. Klaus Heidegger AUT 1.38.57 + 1.30.13 3.08.70 ( 3) 19. Albert Burger FRG 1.38.67 + 1.30.09 3.08.76 (26) 20. Edi Reichert FRG 1.39.03 + 1.29.76 3.08.79 (16) 21. Torsten Jakobsson SWE 1.38.87 + 1.30.05 3.08.92 (23) 22. Vladimir Andreev SOV 1.39.77 + 1.29.36 3.09.13 (52! and Gilles Mazzega FRA 1.39.45 + 1.29.68 3.09.13 (38! 24. Gustav Thoeni ITA 1.37.62 + 1.31.52 3.09.14 ( 5) 25. Miloslav Sochor TCH 1.38.92 + 1.30.34 3.09.26 (24) 26. Jarle Halsnes NOR 1.39.79 + 1.29.55 3.09.34 (32) 27. Leonard Stock AUT 1.40.64 + 1.28.96 3.09.60 ( 9) 28. Frank Woerndl FRG 1.39.78 + 1.29.86 (53! and J-Manuel Fernandez-Ochoa SPA 1.39.52 + 1.30.12 3.09.64 (18) 30. Jan Bachleda POL 1.40.16 + 1.29.50 3.09.66 (39) 31. Sepp Ferstl FRG 1.40.39 + 1.29.38 3.09.77 (45! 32. Christian Hemmi SUI 1.39.09 + 1.31.26 3.10.35 (11) 33. Steve Podborski CND 1.40.04 + 1.30.36 3.10.40 (54! 34. Björn Jakobsson SWE 1.40.66 + 1.30.11 3.10.77 (37) 35. Toshihiro Kaiwa JAP 1.40.37 + 1.31.11 3.11.48 (51! 36. Boris Strel YUG 1.40.38 + 1.31.53 3.11.91 (34) 37. Stig Strand SWE 1.40.72 + 1.31.23 3.11.95 (44) 38. Joze Kuralt YUG 1.41.01 + 1.31.52 3.12.53 (42) 39. Andrej Kozelj YUG 1.40.63 + 1.31.91 3.12.54 (48) 40. Valerij Tsiganov SOV 1.42.61 + 1.30.02 3.12.63 (86! 41. Alain Stewart GBR 1.42.06 + 1.30.83 3.12.89 (57) 42. Vladimir Sinetov SOV 1.41.44 + 1.31.53 3.12.97 (61! 43. Francisco Fernandez-Ochoa SPA 1.41.55 + 1.31.48 3.13.03 (29) 44. Harri Roschier FIN 1.41.87 + 1.31.73 3.13.60 (59) 45. Stewart Fitzsimmons GBR 1.42.74 + 1.31.03 3.13.77 (76! 46. Osamu Kodama JAP 1.41.82 + 1.32.45 3.14.27 (58) 47. Raymond Pratte CND 1.41.25 + 1.33.23 3.14.48 (47) 48. Wojciech Gajewski POL 1.42.61 + 1.32.17 3.14.78 (68! 49. Teodoro Armegnol SPA 1.43.23 + 1.32.02 3.15.25 (49) 50. Wassil Karabelov BUL 1.42.31 + 1.33.14 3.15.45 (69! 51. Sigurdur Jonsson ICE 1.42.78 + 1.33.03 3.15.81 (66) 52. Manabu Sawaguchi JAP 1.42.79 + 1.33.14 3.15.93 (65) 53. Ludmil Tonchev BUL 1.43.55 + 1.32.64 3.16.19 (71! 54. Luis Rosenkjer ARG 1.42.40 + 1.34.09 3.16.49 (60) 55. Matti Suninen FIN 1.44.61 + 1.33.42 3.18.03 (73! 56. Konrad Bartelski NED 1.43.93 + 1.34.65 3.18.58 (72) 57. Kim-Andrew Clifford AUS 1.43.69 + 1.35.54 3.19.23 (91! 58. Quentin Byrne-Sutton GBR 1.44.38 + 1.35.41 3.19.79 (81! 59. Hafthor Juliusson ICE 1.45.14 + 1.35.72 3.20.86 (93! 60. Juan-Angel Oliveiri ARG 1.45.89 + 1.35.81 3.21.70 (56) 61. Haukur Johansson ICE 1.47.38 + 1.34.78 3.22.16 (85! 62. Norberto Quiroga ARG 1.47.21 + 1.35.23 3.22.44 (77) 63. Roberto Koifman CHI 1.46.82 + 1.35.96 3.22.78 (64) 64. Michael Rosenlew FIN 1.46.10 + 1.36.71 3.22.81 (67) 65. Finn Mahler DEN 1.47.68 + 1.35.30 3.22.98 (90! 66. Ole Lunge DEN 1.46.65 + 1.36.69 3.23.34 (88) 67. Robert Blanchaer BEL 1.48.80 + 1.36.11 3.24.91 (104! 68. Mads Boedker DEN 1.47.56 + 1.37.44 3.25.00 (94) 69. Jose-Luis Koifman CHI 1.47.71 + 1.37.86 3.25.57 (98) 70. Mohamad-Reza Khorami IRN 1.48.47 + 1.37.40 3.25.87 (83) 71. Peter Van Der Swaluw NED 1.48.87 + 1.37.12 3.25.99 (75) 72. Timothy Purcell CHI 1.49.28 + 1.36.94 3.26.22 (82) 73. Douglas Burgess AUS 1.48.65 + 1.38.33 3.26.98 (74) 74. Mohamad Kalhor IRN 1.49.59 + 1.37.46 3.27.05 (78) 75. Marc Gryspeerdt BEL 1.49.57 + 1.39.01 3.28.58 (84) 76. David Cargill GBR 1.48.00 + 1.41.14 3.29.14 (70) 77. Robert Hodgkinson AUS 1.50.78 + 1.40.27 3.31.05 (102) 78. Eduardo Camelio CHI 1.50.53 + 1.41.10 3.31.63 (87) 79. Patrick Toussaint AND 1.52.25 + 1.43.26 3.35.51 (103) 80. Scott Kendall NZL 1.47.77 + 1.49.00 3.36.77 (100) 81. Robert McKee IRE 1.53.20 + 1.43.80 3.37.00 (92) 82. Behrouz Kalhor IRN 1.57.13 + 1.40.94 3.38.07 (97) 83. Lambros Lambrou CYP 2.07.44 + 1.56.38 4.03.82 (99) 84. Chien-Neng Chang TPE 2.30.39 + 2.15.79 4.46.18 (96) 85. Chi-Caing Lin TPE 2.45.55 + 2.36.97 5.22.52 (101) DNF (1): Jean-Luc Fournier SUI ( 6), Paul Frommelt LIE (19), Alain Navillod FRA (22), Thiery Meynet FRA (33), Michel Vion FRA (36), Odd Soerli NOR (43), Reidar Wahl NOR (46), Carlos-Alberto Martinez ARG (50), Miroslav Schimmer TCH (62), Vladimir Makeev SOV (63), Robert McIntyre AUS (79), Carles Font-Puig AND (89), Demetri Papatheodotou CYP (95); DNF (2): Bojan Krizaj YUG ( 1) (1st run: 29 – 1.40.38), Peter Monod CND (27), Erik Haaker NOR (30), Ricardo Fernandez-Ochoa SPA (40), Ken Read CND (55), Lody Pieters NED (80). 1st run 2nd run course length: 1355 m course length: 1355m vertical drop: 400 m vertical drop: 400m number of gates: 63 number of gates: 61 course setter: Peter Endrass FRG course setter: Harald Schönhaar USA started: 104 started: 91 finished: 91 finished: 85 weather: snowing, but visible weather: blizzard forerunners: Max Rieger BRD, Alexandar Zhirov SOV, Peter Mally ITA, Miso Magusar YUG, Ingvar Bergsted SWE, Dennis Hudry FRA. 1. Ingo Stenmark SWE 1.35.48 (15) 1. Ingo Stenmark SWE 1.27.04 ( 5) 2. Andreas Wenzel LIE 1.27.24 ( 6) 2. Phil Mahre USA 1.36.62 ( 7) 3. Heini Hemmi SUI 1.27.66 ( 1) 3. Willi Frommelt SUI 1.36.71 (14) 4. Hans Enn AUT 1.36.95 ( 2) 4. Willi Frommelt LIE 1.28.04 ( 3) 5. Heini Hemmi SUI 1.37.21 (13) 5. Peter Luescher SUI 1.28.26 (11) 6. Andreas Wenzel LIE 1.37.32 (10) 6. Phill Mahre USA ( 4) 7. Bruno Noeckler ITA 1.37.33 (17) and Hans Enn AUT 1.28.32 ( 2) 8. Mauro Bernardi ITA 1.37.57 ( 4) 8. Macej Gasienica POL 1.28.58 (31! 9. Cary Adgate USA 1.37.61 ( 8) 9. Pete Patterson USA 1.28.86 (12) 10. Gustav Thoeni ITA 1.37.62 ( 5) 10. Leonard Stock AUT 1.28.96 (37! 11. Peter Luescher SUI 1.37.87 (21) 11. Bohumir Zeman TCH 1.29.17 (22) 12. Pete Patterson USA 1.37.96 (28! 12. Vladimir Andreev SOV 1.29.36 (26! 13. Toni Steiner AUT 1.37.98 (25) 13. Sepp Ferstl FRG 1.29.39 (35! 14. Petar Popangelov BUL 1.38.08 (20) 14.
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