Alpine Skiing At The 2002 Winter Olympics

2002 Winter Olympic Games Alpine skiing

Downhill Men:
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Fritz Strobl (AUT)1:39.13
Silver Lasse Kjus (NOR)1:39.35
Bronze Stephan Eberharter (AUT)1:39.41
Big favorite Eberharter is beaten by a compatriot and the all-rounder Kjus. Super-G Men:
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Kjetil Andr Aamodt (NOR)1:21.58
Silver Stephan Eberharter (AUT)1:21.68
Bronze Andreas Schifferer (AUT)1:21.83
10 year after his first Olympic title, Aamodt wins his second Super-G gold and his second gold of the Games. Combined Men:
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Kjetil Andr Aamodt (NOR)3:17.56
Silver Bode Miller (USA)3:17.84
Bronze Benjamin Raich (AUT)3:18.26
Miller skies from a 15th place on the downhilll to a silver medal, leaving less than 3 tenths of a second to Aamodt, who a record sixth Olympic medal in alpine skiing. Giant Slalom Men:
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Stephan Eberharter (AUT)2:23.28
Silver Bode Miller (USA)2:24.16
Bronze Lasse Kjus (NOR)2:24.32
Eberharter becomes the oldest man to win an Alpine event. Slalom Men:
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Jean-Pierre Vidal (FRA)1:41.06
Silver Sebastien Amiez (FRA)1:41.82
Bronze Benjamin Raich (AUT)1:42.41
Pre-race favorite Bode Miller falls off the course in the second run, and many of the other top competitors struggle with an extremely challenging course. Britain's Alain Baxter originally takes the bronze, but loses it after testing positive for traces of methamphetamine. This occurred because Baxter had used an American Vicks inhaler, which had a slightly different chemical content from the legal British Vicks inhaler. Downhill Women:
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Carole Montillet (FRA)1:39.56
Silver Isolde Kostner (ITA)1:40.01
Bronze Renate Gtschl (AUT)1:40.39
Montillet surprises favorites Kostner, Götschl and Gerg. France's Montillet Wins Women's Downhill, The New York Times, February 12, 2002 Super-G Women:
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Daniela Ceccarelli (ITA)1:13.59
Silver Janica Kostelic (CRO)1:13.64
Bronze Karen Putzer (ITA)1:13.86
The podium is completely filled with surprises as the favourites fail to medal. Combined Women:
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Janica Kostelic (CRO)2:43.28
Silver Renate Gtschl (AUT)2:44.77
Bronze Martina Ertl (GER)2:45.16
Konstelic becomes the first person to win four medals at a single Winter Games. Giant Slalom Women
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Janica Kostelic (CRO)2:30.01
Silver Anja Prson (SWE)2:31.33
Bronze Sonja Nef (SUI)2:31.67
After recovering from a 2001 knee injury, Kostelic wins the first medal for Croatia at the Winter Games. Slalom Women (Wednesday, February 20)
MedalAthleteTime
Gold Janica Kostelic (CRO)1:46.10
Silver Laure Pequgnot (FRA)1:46.17
Bronze Anja Prson (SWE)1:47.09
Konstelic and Paerson both win medals for the second time in the Olympics.

 

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