Alpine skiing at the 2006 Winter Paralympics – Women's Super-G

Women's downhill Super-G events at the 2006 Winter Paralympics were contested at Sestriere on 13 and 14 March.

Alpine skiing - Women's Super-G
at the IX Paralympic Winter Games
VenueSestriere

There were 3 events. Each was contested by skiers from a range of disability classes, and the standings were decided by applying a disability factor to the actual times achieved.

Visually impaired

The visually impaired event was competed on 14 March. It was won by Sabine Gasteiger, representing  Austria.[1]

RankNameCountryClassReal
time
Calc
time
Difference
Sabine Gasteiger
Guide: Emil Gasteiger
 AustriaB31:34.641:24.24
Anna Kuliskova
Guide: Martin Kulisek
 Czech RepublicB21:40.631:25.99+1.75
Silvia Parente
Guide: Lorenzo Migliari
 ItalyB12:33.461:26.79+2.55
4Carmen Garcia Rigav
Guide: Marina Romero
 SpainB31:45.971:34.32+10.08
5Natasha De Troyer
Guide: Eric Maurice Dejager
 BelgiumB21:57.011:39.99+15.75
6Anna Cohi
Guide: Marc Oliveras
 SpainB32:06.041:52.18+27.94
-Pascale Casanova
Guide: Benedicte Sainas
 FranceB2DSQ
-Alba De Toro
Guide: Anna Maresma
 SpainB1DSQ

Sitting

The sitting event was competed on 14 March. It was won by Laurie Stephens, representing  United States.[2]

RankNameCountryClassReal
time
Calc
time
Difference
Laurie Stephens United StatesLW12-11:33.881:19.16
Kuniko Obinata JapanLW12-21:36.361:22.22+3.06
Kimberly Joines CanadaLW12-11:38.481:23.04+3.88
4Stephani Victor United StatesLW12-21:37.801:23.44+4.28
5Tatsuko Aoki JapanLW10-21:47.031:25.76+6.60
6Daila Dameno ItalyLW10-21:47.351:26.02+6.86
7Claudia Loesch AustriaLW111:44.351:26.71+7.55
8Lacey Heward United StatesLW111:45.421:27.60+8.44

Standing

The standing event was competed on 13 March. It was won by Solène Jambaqué, representing  France.[3]

RankNameCountryClassReal
time
Calc
time
Difference
Solène Jambaqué FranceLW9-21:20.241:14.13
Lauren Woolstencroft CanadaLW3-11:22.671:16.13+2.00
Danja Haslacher AustriaLW21:25.041:18.47+4.34
4Allison Jones United StatesLW21:26.041:19.39+5.26
5Andrea Rothfuss GermanyLW6/8-21:19.491:19.49+5.36
6Sandy Dukat United StatesLW21:26.851:20.14+6.01
7Elitsa Storey United StatesLW21:27.221:20.48+6.35
8Evgenia Ponomareva RussiaLW6/8-21:21.251:21.25+7.12
9Theresa Kempfle GermanyLW6/8-21:21.631:21.63+7.50
10Arly Fogarty CanadaLW5/7-21:26.311:25.28+11.15
11Petra Smarzova SlovakiaLW6/8-21:26.471:26.47+12.34
12Inga Medvedeva RussiaLW21:34.441:27.14+13.01
13Oxana Miryasova RussiaLW21:35.101:27.75+13.62
14Katja Saarinen FinlandLW21:36.131:28.70+14.57
15Naomi Sasaki JapanLW6/8-21:29.141:29.14+15.01
16Liz Miller Great BritainLW41:29.641:29.20+15.07
-Melania Corradini ItalyLW6/8-1DNF
-Reinhild Möller GermanyLW4DNF
-Iveta Chlebakova SlovakiaLW6/8-2DNF

References

  1. "Women's Super-G Visually impaired" (PDF). Torino 2006 Paralympic Games. Archived from the original (PDF) on 14 June 2006. Retrieved 9 October 2012.
  2. "Women's Super-G Sitting" (PDF). Torino 2006 Paralympic Games. Archived from the original (PDF) on 14 June 2006. Retrieved 9 October 2012.
  3. "Women's Super-G Standing" (PDF). Torino 2006 Paralympic Games. Archived from the original (PDF) on 14 June 2006. Retrieved 9 October 2012.
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