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17.01.84. Parpan 2 Slalom, Men Vertical Drop: 166 M Number Of 17.01.84. Parpan 2nd Slalom, men vertical drop: 166 m number of gates: 64/62 course setters: J-P. Chattelard SWE/Ph. Hardy FRA started: 102 finished: 33 1. Ingemar Stenmark SWE 54.88 52.47 107.36 ( 6) 2. Marc Girardelli LUX 54.98 52.65 107.63 (12) 3. Franz Gruber AUT 55.14 53.44 108.58 ( 4) 4. Bojan Krizaj YUG 55.52 53.37 108.89 ( 5) 5. Lars-Goeran Halvarsson SWE 55.83 54.00 109.83 (26! 6. Petar Popangelov II BUL 55.83 54.25 110.08 ( 3) 7. Vladmir Andreev SOV 56.54 53.68 110.22 8. Roberto Grigis ITA 56.29 53.93 110.27 (29) 9. Florian Beck FRG 56.05 54.26 110.31 (28) 10. Alex Giorgi ITA 56.11 54.22 110.33 (20) 11. Andreas Wenzel LIE 56.09 54.37 110.46 (15) 12. Didier Bouvet FRA 56.82 53.76 110.58 (25) 13. Joel Gaspoz SUI 56.96 53.83 110.79 (36! 14. Yves Tavernier FRA 56.62 54.28 110.90 15. Jacques Luethy SUI 56.16 54.93 111.09 (16) 16. Osamu Kodama JAP 56.74 54.50 111.24 17. Joze Kuralt YUG 56.26 55.40 111.66 (27) 18. Hans Pieren SUI 111.79 (54! 19. Egon Hirt FRG 112.05 20. Hiroaki Othaka JAP 112.40 DNF(1): Christian Orlainski AUT (2) (8th best split-time – 25.33) Michel Canac FRA (7) Paolo de Chiesa ITA (10) (13th best split-time – 25.55) Paul Frommelt LIE (11) Bengt Fjaellberg SWE (13) Pirmin Zurbriggen SUI (17) Ivano Edalini ITA (19) Thomas Buergler SUI (43) Ernst Riedelsperger AUT (48) Hubert Strolz AUT (51) Mark Tache USA Dietmar Koehlbichler AUT (63) Cory Carlson USA Martin Hangl SUI (71) Guenther Mader AUT (72) Jim Read CND Jim Kirby CND Joerg Sailer SUI (81) DQ(1): 8, Phil Mahre USA 55,54 (14) DNF(2): Robert Zoller AUT (21) (1st run: 1 – 54.17) Steve Mahre USA ( 8) (1st run: 2 – 54.68) ( the best split-time – 24.58) Stig Strand SWE ( 9) (1st run: 4 – 54.98) ( 3rd best split-time – 24.72) Max Julen SUI (18) (1st run:10 – 55.94) (10th best split-time – 25.29) Klaus Heidegger AUT ( 1) (1st run:23 – 56.88) Tomaz Cerkovnik YUG (1st run:24 – 56.91) Grega Benedik YUG (1st run:36 – 57.75) John Buxman USA Jean-Pierre Chattelard SWE 1st run 64 Philippe Hardy FRA 2nd run 62 1. Robert Zoller AUT 54.17 (21) 1. Ingemar Stenmark SWE 52.47 ( 3) 2. Marc Girardelli LUX 52.65 ( 2) 2. Steve Mahre USA 54.68 ( 8) 3. Ingemar Stenmark SWE 54.88 ( 6) 3. Bojan Krizaj YUG 53.37 ( 7) 4. Marc Girardelli LUX (12) 4. Franz Gruber AUT 53.44 ( 6) and Stig Strand SWE 54.98 ( 9) 6. Franz Gruber AUT 55.14 ( 4) 5. Vladmir Andreev SOV 53.68 (19) 6. Didier Bouvet FRA 53.76 (22! 7. Bojan Krizaj YUG 55.52 ( 5) 7. Joel Gaspoz SUI 53.83 (25! DQ Phil Mahre USA 55,54 (14) 8. Roberto Grigis ITA 53.93 (16) 9. L-G. Halvarsson SWE 54.00 ( 8) 8. L-G. Halvarsson SWE (26! 10. Alex Giorgi ITA 54.22 (13) and Petar Popangelov BUL 55.83 ( 3) 11. Petar Popangelov BUL 54.25 ( 9) 10. Max Julen SUI 55.94 (18) 12. Florian Beck FRG 54.26 (11) 11. Florian Beck FRG 56.05 (28) 13. Yves Tavernier FRA 54.28 (20) 12. Andreas Wenzel LIE 56.09 (15) 14. Andreas Wenzel LIE 54.37 (12) 13. Alex Giorgi ITA 56.11 (20) 15. Osamu Kodama JAP 54.50 (21) 14. Jacques Luethy SUI 56.16 (16) 15. Joze Kuralt YUG 56.26 (27) 16. Roberto Grigis ITA 56.29 (29) .
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