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TABLE OF CONTENTS OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE XIII OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES–LAKE PLACID 1980 ALPINE MENS DOWNHILL LADIES DOWNHILL MENS GIANT SLALOM LADIES GIANT SLALOM MENS SLALOM LADIES SLALOM BIATHLON 20 KILOMETER 10 KILOMETER 4X7.5 KILOMETER RELAY BOBSLED TWO–MAN FOUR–MAN CROSS COUNTRY MENS 30 KILOMETER WOMENS 5 KILOMETER MENS 15 KILOMETER SPECIAL WOMENS 10 KILOMETER MENS 4X10 KILOMETER RELAY WOMENS 4X5 KILOMETER RELAY MENS 50 KILOMETER MENS 15 KILOMETER COMBINED SKI–JUMP NORDIC COMBINED 70 METER SPECIAL 90 METER SPECIAL HOCKEY–MEDAL ROUND TEAM STANDINGS GOALKEEPER STATISTICS PLAYER STATISTICS GAME REPORT–1–PLAYOFFS GAME REPORT–2–PLAYOFFS GAME REPORT–3–PLAYOFFS GAME REPORT–1–FINALS GAME REPORT–2–FINALS HOCKEY–INITIAL ROUND TEAM STANDINGS GOALKEEPER STATISTICS–RED DIVISION GOALKEEPER STATISTICS–BLUE DIVISION PLAYER STATISTICS–RED DIVISION PLAYER STATISTICS–BLUE DIVISION GAME REPORT–1 GAME REPORT–2 GAME REPORT–3 GAME REPORT–4 GAME REPORT–5 GAME REPORT–6 GAME REPORT–7 GAME REPORT–8 GAME REPORT–9 GAME REPORT–10 GAME REPORT–11 GAME REPORT–12 GAME REPORT–13 GAME REPORT–14 GAME REPORT–15 GAME REPORT–16 GAME REPORT–17 GAME REPORT–18 GAME REPORT–19 GAME REPORT–20 GAME REPORT–21 GAME REPORT–22 GAME REPORT–23 GAME REPORT–24 GAME REPORT–25 GAME REPORT–26 GAME REPORT–27 GAME REPORT–28 GAME REPORT–29 GAME REPORT–30 LUGE LADIES SINGLES MENS SINGLES MENS DOUBLES SPEED SKATING WOMENS 1500 METER MENS 500 METER WOMENS 500 METER MENS 5000 METER WOMENS 1000 METER MENS 1000 METER WOMENS 3000 METER MENS 1500 METER MENS 10000 METER FIGURE SKATING ICE DANCE PAIRS MEN LADIES PAGE 1 WHITEFACE 02–14–80 11:30 OFFIZIELLE RESULTATE – OFFICIAL RESULTS – RESULTATS OFFICIELS ABFAHRT HERREN – DOWNHILL MENS – DESCENTE HOMMES JURY TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL DELEGATE : RATO MELCHER SUI RACE DATE : 02–14–80 REFEREE : SEPP SULZBERGER AUT START TIME : 11.30 ASSISTANT REFEREE : COURSE NAME : OLYMPIC DH CHIEF OF RACE : SERGE LUSSI USA NUMBER OF GATES : 34 START REFEREE : AL RAINE CAN LENGTH OF COURSE : 3009 M FINISH REFEREE : DUSAN SENCAR YUG VERTICAL DROP : 832 M START NUMBERS : 47 HOMOLOGATION : 1377–9–79 FIS PENALTY PTS. : –4.65 COURSE SETTER FORERUNNERS DOWNHILL COURSE : K. KAHR AUT 1 : B JOHNSON 2 : J ENEGUESS 3 : S YOUNG 4 : P MAHRE WEATHER : BROKEN OVERCAST, SNOWING TEMPERATURE : –10 C (WIND = 53 KPH) SNOW : HARD PACKED *************************************************************************************************************************** TABLE RUN POS BIB ———————— NAME ——————— NATION INT 1 INT 2 FINAL VALUES POINTS 001 009 STOCK Leonhard AUT 0.37.01 1.13.43 1.45.50 980.38 .00 002 013 WIRNSBERGER Peter AUT 0.38.22 1.14.03 1.46.12 984.94 4.56 003 015 PODBORSKI Steve CAN 0.37.32 1.14.31 1.46.62 988.61 8.23 004 010 MUELLER Peter SUI 0.38.00 1.14.66 1.46.75 989.56 9.18 005 023 PATTERSON Pete USA 0.38.47 1.14.98 1.47.04 991.67 11.29 006 003 PLANK Herbert ITA 0.37.74 1.14.36 1.47.13 992.33 11.95 007 012 GRISSMANN Werner AUT 0.37.55 1.13.87 1.47.21 992.91 12.53 008 019 TSYGANOV Valeri URS 0.37.45 1.14.62 1.47.34 993.86 13.48 009 001 WEIRATHER Harti AUT 0.37.45 1.14.70 1.47.70 996.47 16.09 010 011 MURRAY David CAN 0.38.16 1.14.90 1.47.95 998.27 17.89 011 016 IRWIN David CAN 0.38.17 1.15.34 1.48.12 999.50 19.12 CAN 012 027 BARTELSKI Konrad GBR 0.38.39 1.15.78 1.48.53 1002.45 22.07 013 030 ZEMAN Bohumir TCH 0.37.81 1.15.32 1.48.65 1003.31 22.93 014 025 MAHRE Phillip USA 0.38.56 1.16.12 1.48.88 1004.96 24.58 015 006 GIARDINI Giuliano ITA 0.38.47 1.16.16 1.48.98 1005.68 25.30 PAGE 2 WHITEFACE 02–14–80 11:30 OFFIZIELLE RESULTATE – OFFICIAL RESULTS – RESULTATS OFFICIELS ABFAHRT HERREN – DOWNHILL MENS – DESCENTE HOMMES TABLE RUN POS BIB ———————— NAME ———————NATION INT 1 INT 2 FINAL VALUES POINTS 016 021 MILL Andy USA 0.38.25 1.15.60 1.49.07 1006.32 25.94 017 005 HAAKER Erik NOR 0.38.16 1.15.82 1.49.09 1006.46 26.08 018 017 RAEBER Urs SUI 0.39.02 1.16.89 1.49.16 1006.97 26.59 019 026 DALE Arnt Erik NOR 0.39.11 1.16.66 1.49.26 1007.68 27.30 020 020 WENZEL Andreas LIE 0.37.96 1.16.12 1.49.71 1010.88 30.50 021 022 KATAGIRI Mikio JPN 0.38.18 1.16.33 1.49.77 1011.31 30.93 022 004 MAKEEV Vladimir URS 0.38.37 1.16.15 1.49.87 1012.02 31.64 023 002 VEITH Michael FRG 0.38.01 1.15.71 1.50.00 1012.94 32.56 024 007 JOSI Erwin SUI 0.38.35 1.16.60 1.50.03 1013.15 32.77 025 024 PUGNAT Philippe FRA 0.39.60 1.17.19 1.50.13 1013.86 33.48 026 028 GUSS Antony AUS 0.39.42 1.17.37 1.50.22 1014.50 34.12 027 029 FERNANDEZ OCHOA Francisco ESP 0.38.57 1.17.03 1.50.69 1017.82 37.44 028 032 BLYTH Ross GBR 0.39.83 1.17.47 1.51.12 1020.84 40.46 029 031 CARGILL David GBR 0.39.72 1.17.79 1.52.02 1027.13 46.75 030 033 STEWART Alan GBR 0.38.66 1.17.71 1.53.41 1036.74 56.36 031 036 QUIROGA Norberto ARG 0.39.99 1.19.40 1.54.31 1042.90 62.52 032 035 BLAKELY Stuart NZL 0.40.64 1.20.39 1.55.41 1050.37 69.99 033 034 MOLLIN Henri BEL 0.40.55 1.20.26 1.55.83 1053.20 72.82 034 037 LAMON Didier BEL 0.41.65 1.21.99 1.57.57 1064.83 84.45 035 047 FONT Carles AND 0.40.04 1.21.15 1.57.81 1066.42 86.04 036 046 MARTINEZ Marcelo ARG 0.40.61 1.21.54 1.58.04 1067.94 87.56 037 038 FLERE Janez ARG 0.40.99 1.23.74 1.59.01 1074.32 93.94 038 043 GIUMELLI Guillermo ARG 0.40.86 1.22.49 2.00.10 1081.43 101.05 039 039 FONT Miguel AND 0.41.78 1.24.90 2.02.01 1093.73 113.35 040 041 HONG In–Gi KOR 0.43.36 1.26.18 2.03.08 1100.53 120.15 041 045 KINCH Arturo CRC 0.44.23 1.30.90 2.12.24 1156.50 176.12 042 044 FARWIG AVAROA Billy BOL 0.42.39 1.27.75 2.12.66 1158.97 178.59 DID NOT FINISH 040 TOUSSAINT Patrick AND 018 ANDERSON Karl USA 014 READ Ken CAN 008 BUERGLER Toni SUI DISQUALIFIED GATE NUMBER GATE KEEPER 042 SANCHEZ–SAUNDERS S. BOL 008 CAIRNS PAGE 3 WHITEFACE 02–14–80 11:30 OFFIZIELLE RESULTATE – OFFICIAL RESULTS – RESULTATS OFFICIELS ABFAHRT HERREN – DOWNHILL MENS – DESCENTE HOMMES TABLE RUN POS BIB ———————— NAME ——————— NATION INT 1 INT 2 FINAL VALUES POINTS THE TECHNICAL DELEGATE FIS : PAGE 1 WHITEFACE 02–17–80 11:30 OFFIZIELLE RESULTATE – OFFICIAL RESULTS – RESULTATS OFFICIELS ABFAHRT DAMEN – DOWNHILL LADIES– DESCENTE DAMES JURY TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL DELEGATE : HUBERT SPIESS AUT RACE DATE : 02–17–80 REFEREE : HEINZ KRECEK FRG START TIME : 11.30 ASSISTANT REFEREE : COURSE NAME : OLYMPIC DH CHIEF OF RACE : W. SCHAEFFLER USA NUMBER OF GATES : 34 START REFEREE : LORNE O'CONNOR CAN LENGTH OF COURSE : 2698 M FINISH REFEREE : L. G. DES AMBROIS ITA VERTICAL DROP : 700 M START NUMBERS : 238 HOMOLOGATION : 1376–8–79 FIS PENALTY PTS. : –2.37 COURSE SETTER FORERUNNERS DOWNHILL COURSE : J. FOURNO FRA 1 : C OAK 2 : R TOLY 3 : M MARACICH 4 : C CLOUSER WEATHER : PARTLY CLOUDY TEMPERATURE : –14 C, WINDS 25–40 KPH SNOW : HARD PACKED *************************************************************************************************************************** RUN POS BIB ———————— NAME ——————— NATION INT 1 INT 2 FINAL POINTS 001 006 MOSER Annemarie AUT 0.37.19 1.05.61 1.37.52 .00 002 012 WENZEL Hanni LIE 0.37.41 1.06.37 1.38.22 5.57 003 009 NADIG Marie–Ther SUI 0.37.33 1.06.96 1.38.36 6.68 004 014 PREUSS Heidi USA 0.37.99 1.07.46 1.39.51 15.75 005 019 KREINER Cathy CAN 0.37.60 1.07.57 1.39.53 15.90 006 020 EBERLE Ingrid AUT 0.37.69 1.07.46 1.39.63 16.69 007 022 FJELDSTAD Torill NOR 0.38.17 1.07.65 1.39.69 17.15 007 011 NELSON Cindy USA 0.37.91 1.07.88 1.39.69 17.15 009 018 ZECHMEISTER Marianne FRG 0.38.74 1.08.25 1.39.96 19.26 010 005 SOLTYSOVA Jana TCH 0.38.34 1.08.44 1.40.71 25.09 011 004 GRAHAM Laurie CAN 0.38.20 1.08.09 1.40.74 25.32 011 002 ZURBRIGGEN Bernadette SUI 0.39.06 1.08.69 1.40.74 25.32 013 024 KLETTL Loni CAN 0.38.84 1.08.30 1.40.95 26.95 014 016 FLANDERS HoIIy USA 0.38.76 1.08.76 1.40.96 27.02 015 023 GRAVINA Cristina ITA 0.38.93 1.08.77 1.40.99 27.26 PAGE 2 WHITEFACE 02–17–80 11:30 OFFIZIELLE RESULTATE – OFFICIAL RESULTS – RESULTATS OFFICIELS ABFAHRT DAMEN – DOWNHILL LADIES– DESCENTE DAMES RUN POS BIB ———————— NAME ——————— NATION INT 1 INT 2 FINAL POINTS 016 017 WALDMEIER Marie Luce FRA 0.39.11 1.08.96 1.41.05 27.72 017 013 MITTERMAIER Evi FRG 0.39.40 1.09.20 1.41.26 29.34 017 007 DE AGOSTINI Doris SUI 0.39.08 1.09.25 1.41.26 29.34 019 003 EPPLE Irene FRG 0.38.23 1.08.87 1.41.68 32.56 020 008 BISCHOFBERGER Annemarie SUI 0.38.97 1.09.17 1.41.93 34.48 021 015 BADER Monika FRG 0.38.93 1.09.43 1.41.96 34.71 022 001 PROELL Cornelia AUT 0.38.66 1.09.33 1.42.44 38.37 023 021 WENZEL Petra LIE 0.39.51 1.09.87 1.42.50 38.83 024 025 CARGILL Moira GBR 0.38.89 1.09.71 1.42.82 41.26 025 026 ILIFFE Valentina GBR 0.40.02 1.10.88 1.43.28 44.74 026 027 ARCHIBALD Anna NZL 0.40.93 1.12.65 1.46.68 69.99 027 028 RAHME Faride LIB 0.55.32 1.35.26 2.42.88 399.91 DID NOT FINISH 010 ATTIA Caroline FRA THE TECHNICAL DELEGATE FIS : PAGE 1 WHITEFACE 02–19–80 11:00 OFFIZIELLE RESULTATE – OFFICIAL RESULTS – RESULTATS OFFICIELS RIESENSLALOM HERREN – GIANT SLALOM MENS – SLALOM GEANT HOMMES JURY TECHNICAL DATA RUN 1 RUN 2 TECHNICAL DELEGATE : RATO MELCHER SUI RACE DATE : 02–18–80 02–19–80 REFEREE : TONI KAGI SUI START TIME : 11.00 11.00 ASSISTANT REFEREE : COURSE NAME : PARKWAY THRUWAY CHIEF OF RACE : SERGE LUSSI USA NUMBER OF GATES : 56 55 START REFEREE : ERIK DAHLBERG SWE LENGTH OF COURSE : 1354 M 1303 M FINISH REFEREE : ROBERT FAURE FRA VERTICAL DROP : 395 M 395 M START NUMBERS : 81 63 HOMOLOGATION : 1375–7–79 1374–6–79 FIS PENALTY PTS.
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    TATIANA TARASOVA Honoured Coach of the Russian Federation; Consultant Coach for the Russian National Team Tatiana Tarasova is a world-leading figure skating coach, who holds the record for coaching the most World and Olympic figure skating champions in ice skating history. Her students have won a combined 42 gold, 17 silver and 6 bronze medals at the European and World championships, including 7 Olympic gold medals in 3 of the 4 Olympic figure skating disciplines. Tarasova started coaching at age 19. Her most notable students have been Alexei Yagudin, IIia Kulik, Natalia Bestemianova / Andrei Bukin, Oksana Grishuk / Evgnei Platov, Ekaterina Gordeeva / Sergei Grinkov, Marina Kilmova / Sergey Ponomarenko, and Irina Rodnina / Alexander Topics Zaitsev. She is also a choreographer and has choreographed programmes for Evan Lysacek, Sasha Cohen and Michelle Kwan. Government Leadership In her youth, Tarasova was a world-class pair skater, competing with Aleksandr Motivation Tikhomirov and Georgi Proskurin. With Proskurin, she was a two-time Soviet Politics national medallist, achieved 7th at the 1965 World Championships, and 4th at the 1966 European Championships. However, at 18 years of age, she sustained a career-ending injury. In 1993 Tarasova and Elena Chaikovskaya created the All Stars ice theatre, an ice ballet. For 14 years, the Ice Theatre toured many countries of the world and Tarasova worked as a coach, ballet master and director. She then coached for 10 years at Simsbury, Conneticut’s International Skating Center, before announcing her retirement from full-time coaching and moving back to Russia in 2006. She is an Honoured Coach of the U.S.S.R.

  • ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series, We Look Forward to Great Performances by Some of the World’S Most Gifted Athletes

    Tickets on Sale Now! The Spin: More than 300 revolutions per minute in perfect balance with only a single blade in contact with the ice. The result is…simply stunning. 2014 U.S. Ladies Champion Gracie Gold The 2015 Prudential U.S. Figure Skating Championships Simply Stunning. JANUARY 17-25, 2015 Order tickets now: NorthCarolina2015.com HOST VENUE Welcome to Chicago! On behalf of U.S. Figure Skating, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2014 Hilton HHonors Skate America. As we begin the 20th ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series, we look forward to great performances by some of the world’s most gifted athletes. Skate America is the first of six events in the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series and features 56 competitors, many of whom competed in the Sochi Olym- pics, from 18 countries gathering here to showcase their skills and talents. At the conclusion of the Grand Prix Series, the top skaters qualify for the Grand Prix Final, taking place Dec. 11–14 in Barcelona, Spain. Over the next three days, skaters will compete for medals in ladies, men’s, pairs and ice dance. As the season continues, many of these athletes will compete for a spot on their respective nation’s World Team. We wish them the best as the season continues. I would like to thank the coaches, officials, volunteers, parents and fans for their continued support of the sport of figure skating. And to the athletes, thank you for your determination, dedication and love of the sport. You are the true backbone of the sport of figure skating.

  • S&P/ID Regulations 2016

    INTERNATIONAL SKATING UNION SPECIAL REGULATIONS & TECHNICAL RULES SINGLE & PAIR SKATING and ICE DANCE 2021 as accepted by an online vote June 2021 In the ISU Constitution and Regulations, the masculine gender used in relation to any physical person (for example, Skater/Competitor, Official, member of an ISU Member etc. or pronouns such as he, they, them) shall, unless there is a specific provision to the contrary, be understood as including the feminine gender. See also the ISU Constitution and General Regulations INTERNATIONAL SKATING UNION Regulations laid down by the following Congresses: 1st Scheveningen 1892 30th Helsinki 1963 2nd Copenhagen 1895 31st Vienna 1965 3rd Stockholm 1897 32nd Amsterdam 1967 4th London 1899 33rd Maidenhead 1969 5th Berlin 1901 34th Venice 1971 6th Budapest 1903 35th Copenhagen 1973 7th Copenhagen 1905 36th Munich 1975 8th Stockholm 1907 37th Paris 1977 9th Amsterdam 1909 38th Davos 1980 10th Vienna 1911 39th Stavanger 1982 11th Budapest 1913 40th Colorado Springs 1984 12th Amsterdam 1921 41st Velden 1986 13th Copenhagen 1923 42nd Davos 1988 14th Davos 1925 43rd Christchurch 1990 15th Luchon 1927 44th Davos 1992 16th Oslo 1929 45th Boston 1994 17th Vienna 1931 46th Davos 1996 18th Prague 1933 47th Stockholm 1998 19th Stockholm 1935 48th Québec 2000 20th St. Moritz 1937 49th Kyoto 2002 21st Amsterdam 1939 50th Scheveningen 2004 22nd Oslo 1947 51st Budapest 2006 23rd Paris 1949 52nd Monaco 2008 24th Copenhagen 1951 53rd Barcelona 2010 25th Stresa 1953 54th Kuala Lumpur 2012 26th Lausanne 1955 55th Dublin 2014 27th Salzburg 1957 56th Dubrovnik 2016 28th Tours 1959 57th Seville 2018 29th Bergen 1961 Online voting 2020 Online voting 2021 2 I.
  • MEDIA GUIDE General Information

    MEDIA GUIDE General Information

    ISU EUROPEAN FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS® 2010 January 19 – 24, 2010 – Tallinn / Estonia MEDIA GUIDE General Information Official ISU Sponsors ISU EUROPEAN FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS® 2010 January 19 – 24, 2010 – Tallinn / Estonia MEDIA GUIDE TO PROGRAM CONTENT ISU Figure Skating Championships consist of four events – Men’s Single Skating, Ladies’ Single Skating, Pairs Skating and Ice Dance. In Single and Pair skating all entered participants skate the Short Program. At the European Figure Skating Championships the best placed 20 Men and Ladies and 16 Pairs qualify for the final Free Skating. The Ice Dance competition starts with the Compulsory Dance, which all entered couples have to skate, the best 30 placed couples will continue the event with the Original Dance and at the European Figure Skating Championships the best 16 placed couples qualify for the final Free Dance GENERAL RULES ISU Championships are held in accordance with the International Skating Union (ISU) Regulations. The ISU Judging System used at the Figure Skating events is the one adopted by the 2004 ISU Congress. It is constructed as follows: 1. COMPETITIONS OFFICIALS Technical Panel The Technical Panel is composed of the Technical Controller, the Technical Specialist and the Assistant Technical Specialist, each one from different ISU Members (countries). A Data Operator assists them for recording purposes. An instantaneous slow-motion video replay system operated by a Replay Operator supports the Technical Panel in the identification of the performed elements. - The Technical Specialist, assisted by the Assistant Technical Specialist, identifies and calls the performed elements and the specific Levels of Difficulty of certain performed elements (e.g.