Alpine skiing at the 1964 Winter Olympics – Men's slalom

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Men's slalom
at the IX Olympic Winter Games
Alpine skiing
VenueAxamer Lizum
DateFebruary 7–8, 1964
Competitors96 from 28 nations
Winning time2:11.13
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Pepi Stiegler  Austria
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Billy Kidd  United States
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jimmie Heuga  United States
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Alpine skiing at the
1964 Winter Olympics
Downhillmenwomen
Giant slalommenwomen
Slalommenwomen

The Men's slalom competition of the Innsbruck 1964 Olympics was held on 8 February at Axamer Lizum.[1][2][3] The defending world champion was Charles Bozon of France.[4]

Final

Rank Name Country Run 1 Run 2 Total Difference
1st place, gold medalist(s) Pepi Stiegler  Austria 1:09.03 1:02.10 2:11.13 —
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Billy Kidd  United States 1:10.96 1:00.31 2:11.27 +0.14
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jimmie Heuga  United States 1:10.16 1:01.36 2:11.52 +0.39
4 Michel Arpin  France 1:11.16 1:01.75 2:12.91 +1.78
5 Luggi Leitner  United Team of Germany 1:11.19 1:01.75 2:12.94 +1.81
6 Adolf Mathis  Switzerland 1:10.77 1:02.22 2:12.99 +1.86
7 Gerhard Nenning  Austria 1:10.29 1:02.91 2:13.20 +2.07
8 Buddy Werner  United States 1:11.64 1:01.82 2:13.46 +2.33
9 Wolfgang Bartels  United Team of Germany 1:13.83 1:02.09 2:15.92 +4.79
10 Stefan Kälin  Switzerland 1:13.92 1:02.12 2:16.04 +4.91
11 Italo Pedroncelli  Italy 1:13.94 1:02.38 2:16.32 +5.19
12 Guy Périllat  France 1:17.00 0:59.33 2:16.33 +5.20
13 Ernst Scherzer  United Team of Germany 1:14.67 1:03.43 2:18.10 +6.97
14 Willy Favre  Switzerland 1:13.63 1:04.59 2:18.22 +7.09
15 Ivo Mahlknecht  Italy 1:13.69 1:04.54 2:18.23 +7.10
16 Per Martin Sunde  Norway 1:14.23 1:04.13 2:18.36 +7.23
17 Paride Milianti  Italy 1:13.50 1:04.90 2:18.40 +7.27
18 Eberhard Riedel  United Team of Germany 1:13.57 1:05.28 2:18.85 +7.72
19 Peter Duncan  Canada 1:14.22 1:04.88 2:19.10 +7.97
20 Martino Fill  Italy 1:14.53 1:05.10 2:19.63 +8.50
21 Hias Leitner  Austria 1:17.07 1:02.57 2:19.64 +8.51
22 Raimo Manninen  Finland 1:14.82 1:05.45 2:20.27 +9.14
23 Yoshiharu Fukuhara  Japan 1:14.35 1:06.36 2:20.71 +9.58
24 Karl Schranz  Austria 1:10.04 1:11.54 2:21.58 +10.45
25 Vasily Melnikov  Soviet Union 1:16.18 1:06.43 2:22.61 +11.48
26 Rune Lindström  Sweden 1:16.00 1:06.68 2:22.68 +11.55
27 Bronisław Trzebunia  Poland 1:16.27 1:06.46 2:22.73 +11.60
28 Olle Rolén  Sweden 1:16.14 1:06.94 2:23.08 +11.95
29 Jon Terje Øverland  Norway 1:19.16 1:05.68 2:24.84 +13.71
30 Jerzy Woyna Orlewicz  Poland 1:18.31 1:06.68 2:24.99 +13.86
31 Hajime Tomii  Japan 1:18.49 1:06.60 2:25.09 +13.96
32 Peter Lakota  Yugoslavia 1:18.59 1:07.65 2:26.24 +15.11
33 Andrzej Dereziński  Poland 1:18.21 1:09.30 2:27.51 +16.38
34 Yoshinari Kida  Japan 1:19.11 1:10.00 2:29.11 +17.98
35 Arild Holm  Norway 1:21.14 1:08.77 2:29.91 +18.78
36 Hans-Walter Schädler  Liechtenstein 1:20.29 1:11.71 2:32.00 +20.87
37 Javier Masana  Spain 1:22.10 1:13.57 2:35.67 +24.54
38 Yoshihiro Ohira  Japan 1:28.79 1:09.08 2:37.87 +26.74
39 Árni Sigurðsson  Iceland 1:25.34 1:13.78 2:39.12 +27.99
- Jos Minsch  Switzerland 1:15.07 DQ - -
- Lars Olsson  Sweden 1:18.74 DQ - -
- Anton Šoltýs  Czechoslovakia 1:30.00 DQ - -
- François Bonlieu  France DQ - - -
- Jean-Guy Brunet  Canada DQ - - -
- Bengt-Erik Grahn  Sweden DQ - - -
- Chuck Ferries  United States DQ - - -
- Jean-Claude Killy  France DQ - - -
- Rod Hebron  Canada DQ - - -
- Ulf Ekstam  Finland DQ - - -

Source:[1]

Qualifying

Round 1

The top 25 finishers advanced directly to the final, the others went to round two.[1]

Rank Name Country Time Difference
1 François Bonlieu  France 51.23 -
2 Luggi Leitner  United Team of Germany 51.45 +0.22
3 Guy Périllat  France 52.33 +1.10
4 Jimmy Heuga  United States 52.45 +1.22
5 Buddy Werner  United States 53.19 +1.96
6 Pepi Stiegler  Austria 53.41 +2.18
Adolf Mathis  Switzerland
8 Karl Schranz  Austria 53.55 +2.32
9 Vasily Melnikov  Soviet Union 53.59 +2.36
10 Gerhard Nenning  Austria 53.60 +2.37
11 Billy Kidd  United States 53.73 +2.50
12 Stefan Kälin  Switzerland 53.93 +2.70
13 Michel Arpin  France 54.07 +2.84
14 Italo Pedroncelli  Italy 54.22 +2.99
15 Willy Favre  Switzerland 54.29 +3.06
16 Rune Lindström  Sweden 54.43 +3.20
17 Jerzy Woyna Orlewicz  Poland 54.55 +3.32
18 Paride Milianti  Italy 54.67 +3.44
19 Ernst Scherzer  United Team of Germany 54.77 +3.54
20 Hias Leitner  Austria 54.90 +3.67
21 Jon Terje Øverland  Norway 54.90 +3.67
22 Jos Minsch  Switzerland 54.95 +3.72
23 Jean-Guy Brunet  Canada 54.98 +3.75
24 Bengt-Erik Grahn  Sweden 54.99 +3.76
25 Chuck Ferries  United States 55.17 +3.94
26 Per Martin Sunde  Norway 55.24 +4.01
27 Arild Holm  Norway 55.57 +4.34
28 Tally Monastyryov  Soviet Union 55.71 +4.48
29 Jean-Claude Killy  France 55.79 +4.56
30 Eberhard Riedel  United Team of Germany 55.88 +4.65
31 Yoshihiro Ohira  Japan 56.31 +5.08
32 Raimo Manninen  Finland 56.33 +5.10
33 Valery Shein  Soviet Union 56.33 +5.10
34 Martino Fill  Italy 56.43 +5.20
35 Andrzej Dereziński  Poland 56.75 +5.52
36 Ulf Ekstam  Finland 57.11 +5.88
37 Yoshinari Kida  Japan 57.36 +6.13
38 Bronisław Trzebunia  Poland 57.72 +6.49
39 Peter Lakota  Yugoslavia 57.84 +6.61
40 Wolfgang Bartels  United Team of Germany 57.91 +6.68
41 Petar Angelov  Bulgaria 58.14 +6.91
42 Olle Rolén  Sweden 58.39 +7.16
43 Anton Šoltýs  Czechoslovakia 58.67 +7.44
44 Juan Garriga  Spain 59.53 +8.30
45 Lars Olsson  Sweden 59.80 +8.57
46 Jóhann Vilbergsson  Iceland 60.39 +9.16
47 Javier Masana  Spain 60.95 +9.72
48 Hans-Walter Schädler  Liechtenstein 61.53 +10.30
49 Yoshiharu Fukuhara  Japan 61.66 +10.43
50 Charles Westenholz  Great Britain 61.96 +10.73
51 Luis Sánchez  Spain 62.40 +11.17
52 Francisco Cortes  Chile 64.43 +13.20
53 Osvaldo Ancinas  Argentina 64.63 +13.40
54 Piers, Baron de Westenholz  Great Britain 65.12 +13.89
55 Peter Brockhoff  Australia 65.32 +14.09
56 Fayzollah Band Ali  Iran 65.60 +14.37
57 Josef Gassner  Liechtenstein 65.78 +14.55
58 Simon Brown  Australia 66.83 +15.60
59 Rod Hebron  Canada 67.56 +16.33
60 Juan Holz  Chile 67.56 +16.33
61 Nazih Geagea  Lebanon 68.21 +16.98
62 Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki  Iran 68.47 +17.24
63 Peter Wenzel  Australia 68.68 +17.45
64 Jonathan Taylor  Great Britain 68.73 +17.50
65 Árni Sigurðsson  Iceland 69.03 +17.80
66 August Wolfinger  Liechtenstein 69.75 +18.52
67 Prince Karim Aga Khan  Iran 71.92 +20.69
68 John Rigby  Great Britain 72.16 +20.93
69 Muzaffer Demirhan  Turkey 72.26 +21.03
70 Zeki Şamiloğlu  Turkey 72.81 +21.58
71 Oto Pustoslemšek  Yugoslavia 73.82 +22.59
72 Luis Viu  Spain 74.06 +22.83
73 Vicente Vera  Chile 74.82 +23.59
74 Ivo Mahlknecht  Italy 76.97 +25.74
75 Jean Keyrouz  Lebanon 77.36 +26.13
76 Osman Yüce  Turkey 78.75 +27.52
77 Vasilios Makridis  Greece 79.70 +28.47
78 Hajime Tomii  Japan 80.85 +29.62
79 Manuel Mena  Argentina 85.60 +34.37
80 Bahattin Topal  Turkey 85.99 +34.76
81 Michel Rahme  Lebanon 86.76 +35.53
82 Konstantinos Karydas  Greece 91.51 +40.28
83 Dimitrios Pappos  Greece 102.76 +51.53
84 Jo Yeong-Seok  South Korea 109.14 +57.91
85 Kim Dong-Baek  South Korea 121.88 +70.65
- Kristinn Benediktsson  Iceland DQ -
- Robert Swan  Canada DQ -
- Jorge Abelardo Eiras  Argentina DNF -
- Pedro Klempa  Argentina DNF -
- Peter Duncan  Canada DNF -
- Hernán Boher  Chile DNF -
- Ovaness Meguerdonian  Iran DNF -
- Sami Beyroun  Lebanon DNF -
- Radim Koloušek  Czechoslovakia DNF -
- Fric Detiček  Yugoslavia DNF -
- Andrej Klinar  Yugoslavia DNF -

Round 2

The top 25 finishers advanced directly to the final, the others went to round two.[1]

Rank Name Country Time Difference
1 Jean-Claude Killy  France 53.79 -
2 Yoshiharu Fukuhara  Japan 54.07 +0.28
3 Eberhard Riedel  United Team of Germany 54.44 +0.65
4 Per Martin Sunde  Norway 55.03 +1.24
5 Raimo Manninen  Finland 55.41 +1.62
6 Peter Lakota  Yugoslavia 55.59 +1.80
7 Ivo Mahlknecht  Italy 55.78 +1.99
8 Wolfgang Bartels  United Team of Germany 55.84 +2.05
9 Rod Hebron  Canada 55.99 +2.20
10 Tally Monastyryov  Soviet Union 56.09 +2.30
11 Martino Fill  Italy 56.32 +2.53
12 Peter Duncan  Canada 56.43 +2.64
13 Bronisław Trzebunia  Poland 56.55 +2.76
14 Andrzej Dereziński  Poland 56.66 +2.87
15 Lars Olsson  Sweden 56.66 +2.87
16 Olle Rolén  Sweden 57.17 +3.38
17 Hajime Tomii  Japan 57.44 +3.65
18 Yoshinari Kida  Japan 58.06 +4.27
19 Yoshihiro Ohira  Japan 58.09 +4.30
20 Ulf Ekstam  Finland 58.48 +4.69
21 Javier Masana  Spain 59.14 +5.35
22 Arild Holm  Norway 59.31 +5.52
23 Anton Šoltýs  Czechoslovakia 59.45 +5.66
24 Hans-Walter Schädler  Liechtenstein 59.62 +5.83
25 Árni Sigurðsson  Iceland 59.67 +5.88
26 Luis Sánchez  Spain 60.56 +6.77
27 Kristinn Benediktsson  Iceland 60.57 +6.78
28 Charles Westenholz  Great Britain 60.99 +7.20
29 Jonathan Taylor  Great Britain 61.33 +7.54
30 Prince Karim Aga Khan  Iran 61.68 +7.89
31 Piers, Baron de Westenholz  Great Britain 61.89 +8.10
32 Josef Gassner  Liechtenstein 61.90 +8.11
33 Hernán Boher  Chile 61.95 +8.16
34 Jóhann Vilbergsson  Iceland 62.23 +8.44
35 John Rigby  Great Britain 62.45 +8.66
36 Luis Viu  Spain 63.18 +9.39
37 Fayzollah Band Ali  Iran 63.80 +10.01
39 Juan Holz  Chile 64.38 +10.59
38 Osvaldo Ancinas  Argentina 64.35 +10.56
40 Ovaness Meguerdonian  Iran 64.38 +10.59
41 Jorge Abelardo Eiras  Argentina 64.57 +10.78
42 Peter Brockhoff  Australia 64.58 +10.79
43 Fric Detiček  Yugoslavia 65.08 +11.29
44 Simon Brown  Australia 65.88 +12.09
45 Nazih Geagea  Lebanon 66.15 +12.36
46 Bahattin Topal  Turkey 67.69 +13.90
47 August Wolfinger  Liechtenstein 67.72 +13.93
48 Muzaffer Demirhan  Turkey 68.20 +14.41
49 Peter Wenzel  Australia 70.25 +16.46
50 Zeki Şamiloğlu  Turkey 72.03 +18.24
51 Manuel Mena  Argentina 75.88 +22.09
52 Jean Keyrouz  Lebanon 76.24 +22.45
53 Michel Rahme  Lebanon 81.19 +27.40
54 Jo Yeong-Seok  South Korea 88.53 +34.74
55 Konstantinos Karydas  Greece 97.46 +43.67
56 Vasilios Makridis  Greece 100.27 +46.48
- Radim Koloušek  Czechoslovakia DQ -
- Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki  Iran DQ -
- Juan Garriga  Spain DQ -
- Oto Pustoslemšek  Yugoslavia DQ -
- Osman Yüce  Turkey DQ -
- Sami Beyroun  Lebanon DQ -
- Dimitrios Pappos  Greece DQ -
- Andrej Klinar  Yugoslavia DNF -
- Kim Dong-Baek  South Korea DNF -
- Francisco Cortes  Chile DNF -
- Pedro Klempa  Argentina DNF -
- Petar Angelov  Bulgaria DNF -
- Robert Swan  Canada DNF -
- Valery Shein  Soviet Union DNF -
- Vicente Vera  Chile DNF -

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Offizieller Bericht der IX. Olympischen Winterspiele Innsbruck 1964" (PDF). Austrian Federal Publishing House for Instruction, Science and Art, Vienna and Munich. LA84 Foundation. 1964. p. 94. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
  2. ↑ "Alpine Skiing at the 1964 Innsbruck Winter Games: Men's Slalom". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 14 March 2018.
  3. ↑ "Yanks earn two medals in slalom". Eugene Register-Guard. (Oregon). Associated Press. February 8, 1964. p. 2B.
  4. ↑ "1962 World Championships results". FIS. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
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