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Alpine Skiing – Slalom, Women Times Contested 17 Total Competitors 628 Total Nations 67 Alpine Skiing – Slalom, Women Times Contested 17 Total Competitors 628 Total Nations 67 Year Event Competitors Nations 1948 Slalom, Women 28 10 1952 Slalom, Women 40 14 1956 Slalom, Women 48 16 1960 Slalom, Women 43 14 1964 Slalom, Women 46 16 1968 Slalom, Women 49 18 1972 Slalom, Women 42 13 1976 Slalom, Women 42 16 1980 Slalom, Women 47 21 1984 Slalom, Women 45 19 1988 Slalom, Women 57 25 1992 Slalom, Women 63 31 1994 Slalom, Women 55 22 1998 Slalom, Women 57 27 2002 Slalom, Women 68 33 2006 Slalom, Women 64 33 2010 Slalom, Women 87 47 Medals Won by Nations RankUS RankEuro NOC Gold Silver Bronze Totals 1 3 France 2 4 2 8 2 5 Austria 1 4 2 7 =3 =1 Switzerland 3 1 1 5 =3 =1 United States 3 1 1 5 5 4 Germany 2 1 2 5 6 6 Italy 1 2 - 3 7 7 Fed. Rep. Germany 1 1 1 3 8 9 Liechtenstein 1 - 2 3 9 8 Canada 1 1 - 2 10 10 Sweden 1 - 1 2 11 11 Croatia 1 - - 1 =12 =12 New Zealand - 1 - 1 =12 =12 Yugoslavia - 1 - 1 =14 =14 Australia - - 1 1 =14 =14 Czech Republic - - 1 1 =14 =14 Slovenia - - 1 1 =14 =14 Soviet Union - - 1 1 =14 =14 Spain - - 1 1 Totals (17 events) 17 17 17 51 Most Gold Medals 2 Vreni Schneider (SUI) Most Medals 2 Vreni Schneider (SUI/200) 2 Marielle Goitschel (FRA/110) 2 Anja Pärson (SWE/101) 2 Hanni Wenzel (LIE/101) 2 Marlies Schild (AUT/011) 2 Christa Kinshofer-Güthlein (FRG/011) Youngest Competitors 14-121 Betsy Clifford (CAN-1968, *15 October 1953) 14-283 Kathy Kreiner (CAN-1972, *4 May 1957) 14-330 Lina Aristodimou (CYP-1980, *30 March 1965) 15-054 Ana Jelušić (CRO-2002, *28 December 1986) 15-074 Steinunn Sæmundsdóttir (ISL-1976, *28 November 1960) 15-142 Pamela Behr (FRG-1972, *21 September 1956) 15-164 Bernadette Zurbriggen (SUI-1972, *30 August 1956) 15-176 Hazel Hutcheon (GBR-1976, *18 August 1960) 15-181 Verena Vogt (CHI-1968, *15 August 1952) 15-184 Mateja Svet (YUG-1984, *16 August 1968) Youngest Medalists 17-205 Danièle Debernard (FRA-1972, *21 July 1954) 17-354 Erika Hess (SUI-1980, *6 March 1962) 18-126 Marielle Goitschel (FRA-1964, *28 September 1945) 18-205 Katja Koren (SLO-1994, *6 August 1975) 19-029 Christa Kinshofer-Güthlein (FRG-1980, *24 January 1961) Youngest Gold Medalists 19-155 Paola Magoni-Sforza (ITA-1984, *14 September 1964) 19-236 Christine Goitschel (FRA-1964, *9 June 1944) 19-306 Andrea Mead-Lawrence (USA-1952, *19 April 1932) Oldest Competitors 39-085 Anikó Iglói (HUN-1948, *11 November 1908) 35-045 Barbara Greenland (GBR-1948, *21 December 1912) 34-288 Nataša Bokal (SLO-2002, *9 May 1967) 33-269 Ildikó Szendrődi-Kővári (HUN-1964, *8 May 1930) 33-050 Yevgeniya Kabina-Sidorova (URS-1964, *13 December 1930) 32-358 Bridget Duke-Wooley (GBR-1948, *12 February 1915) 32-163 Martina Ertl-Renz (GER-2006, *12 September 1973) 32-046 Ylva Nowén (SWE-2002, *5 January 1970) 31-350 Celina Seghi (ITA-1952, *6 March 1920) 31-348 Mirl Buchner (GER-1956, *16 February 1924) Oldest Medalists 29-092 Vreni Schneider (SUI-1994, *26 November 1964) 28-359 Gretchen Fraser (USA-1948, *11 February 1919) 28-304 Blanca Fernández Ochoa (ESP-1992, *22 April 1963) 28-271 Marlies Schild (AUT-2010, *31 May 1981) 28-004 Mirl Buchner (GER-1952, *16 February 1924) Oldest Gold Medalists 29-092 Vreni Schneider (SUI-1994, *26 November 1964) 28-359 Gretchen Fraser (USA-1948, *11 February 1919) 25-190 Rosi Mittermaier (FRG-1976, *5 August 1950) Closest Finish in Event 0.02 Barbara Cochran (USA-1972) Biggest Margin of Victory in Event 3.3 Anne Heggtveit (CAN-1960) Best Finishes by Nations AND 19 Vicky Grau (1998). ARG 18 Magdalena Birkner (1984). ARM 29 Vanesa Rakedzhyan (2002). AUS 3 / Bronze Zali Steggall (1998). AUT 1 / Gold Petra Kronberger (1992). AZE Not placed Gaia Bassani Antivari (2010). BEL 8 Patricia du Roy de Blicquy (1964). BIH 27 Arijana Boras (1994). BLR 38 Mariya Shkanova (2010). BRA 48 Maya Harrisson (2010). BUL 26 Nadezhda Vasileva (1998). CAN 1 / Gold Anne Heggtveit (1960). CHI 41 Noelle Barahona (2010). CHN 18 Wang Guizhen (1980). COL 51 Cynthia Denzler (2010). CRO 1 / Gold Janica Kostelić (2002). CYP 21 Lina Aristodimou (1984). CZE 3 / Bronze Šárka Záhrobská (2010). DEN 28 Tine Kongsholm (1992). ESP 3 / Bronze Blanca Fernández Ochoa (1992). EST 42 Tiiu Nurmberg (2010). FIN 6 Tanja Poutiainen (2006); Tanja Poutiainen (2010). FRA 1 / Gold Christine Goitschel (1964); Marielle Goitschel (1968). FRG 1 / Gold Rosi Mittermaier (1976). GBR 4 Gina Hathorn (1968). GEO 50 Nino Tsiklauri (2010). GER 1 / Gold Hilde Gerg (1998); Maria Riesch (2010). GRE 25 Thomai Lefousi (1988). GUA 27 Fiamma Smith (1988). HUN 22 Anikó Iglói (1948). IND 28 Shailaja Kumar (1988). IRI 55 Marjan Kalhor (2010). IRL 35 Tamsen McGarry (2002). ISL 16 Steinunn Sæmundsdóttir (1976). ISV 37 Seba Johnson (1992). ITA 1 / Gold Paola Magoni-Sforza (1984). JPN 13 Emiko Okazaki (1972). KAZ 34 Olesya Persidskaya (2002). KOR 41 O Jae-Eun (2006). LAT 49 Liene Fimbauere (2010). LIB 19 Farida Rahmed (1980). LIE 1 / Gold Hanni Wenzel (1980). MAR 41 Nawal Slaoui (1992). MEX 36 Chus Cortina (1992). MKD 48 Ivana Ivchevska (2006). MON 33 Alexandra Coletti (2006). NOR =6 Inger Bjørnbakken (1956); Astrid Sandvik (1956). NZL 2 / Silver Annelise Coberger (1992). PER Not placed Ornella Oettl (2010). POL 6 Małgorzata Tłalka-Mogore (1984). PRK 38 Choi Mi-Ok (1992). PUR Not placed Mary Pat Wilson (1988). ROU 29 Mihaela Fera (1992). RUS 28 Yelena Prosteva (2010). SCG 27 Mirjana Granzov (1998). SLO 3 / Bronze Katja Koren (1994). SRB 32 Nevena Ignjatović (2010). SUI 1 / Gold Renée Colliard (1956); Vreni Schneider (1988); Vreni Schneider (1994). SVK 10 Veronika Zuzulová (2010). SWE 1 / Gold Anja Pärson (2006). TCH 9 Dagmar Kuzmanová (1976). TUR Not placed Duygu Ulusoy (2006); Tuğba Daşdemir (2010). UKR 30 Yuliya Siparenko (2002). URS 3 / Bronze Yevgeniya Kabina-Sidorova (1956). USA 1 / Gold Gretchen Fraser (1948); Andrea Mead-Lawrence (1952); Barbara Cochran (1972). UZB 38 Elmira Urumbayeva (2002). YUG 2 / Silver Mateja Svet (1988). .
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