FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019 – Men's slalom

Men's slalom ; at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019
Venue	Åre ski resort
Location	Åre, Sweden
Dates	17 February
Competitors	99 from 52 nations
Winning time	2:05.86
Medalists

The Men's slalom competition at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019 was held on 17 February 2019.[1][2] A qualification was held on 16 February 2019.[3][4]

Results

Final

Run 1 was started at 11:00[5] and the final run at 14:30.[6]

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Run 1	Rank	Run 2	Rank	Total	Diff
	3	Marcel Hirscher	Austria	1:00.60	1	1:05.26	25	2:05.86
	5	Michael Matt	Austria	1:01.95	4	1:04.56	13	2:06.51	+0.65
	6	Marco Schwarz	Austria	1:01.82	3	1:04.80	19	2:06.62	+0.76
4	4	Alexis Pinturault	France	1:01.16	2	1:05.63	26	2:06.79	+0.93
5	9	Ramon Zenhäusern	Switzerland	1:02.92	12	1:03.90	5	2:06.82	+0.96
6	8	Manuel Feller	Austria	1:01.98	5	1:04.92	21	2:06.90	+1.04
7	1	Clément Noël	France	1:02.78	8	1:04.17	6	2:06.95	+1.09
8	2	Henrik Kristoffersen	Norway	1:02.30	6	1:04.68	16	2:06.98	+1.12
9	14	Dave Ryding	Great Britain	1:03.72	20	1:03.31	3	2:07.03	+1.17
10	18	Stefano Gross	Italy	1:02.96	13	1:04.37	10	2:07.33	+1.47
11	15	Christian Hirschbühl	Austria	1:02.82	9	1:04.54	12	2:07.36	+1.50
12	17	Sebastian-Foss Solevåg	Norway	1:03.32	15	1:04.21	7	2:07.53	+1.67
13	10	André Myhrer	Sweden	1:02.88	10	1:04.67	15	2:07.55	+1.69
14	13	Loïc Meillard	Switzerland	1:02.67	7	1:05.13	23	2:07.80	+1.94
15	30	Alexandr Khoroshilov	Russia	1:03.56	16	1:04.29	8	2:07.85	+1.99
16	16	Victor Muffat-Jeandet	France	1:03.67	19	1:04.42	11	2:08.09	+2.23
17	46	Žan Kranjec	Slovenia	1:05.00	26	1:03.14	2	2:08.14	+2.28
18	12	Manfred Mölgg	Italy	1:03.62	17	1:04.63	14	2:08.25	+2.39
19	34	Alex Vinatzer	Italy	1:05.21	28	1:03.10	1	2:08.31	+2.45
20	28	Mattias Hargin	Sweden	1:04.96	25	1:03.43	4	2:08.39	+2.53
21	23	Elias Kolega	Croatia	1:04.07	22	1:04.35	9	2:08.42	+2.56
22	22	Giuliano Razzoli	Italy	1:03.25	14	1:05.20	24	2:08.45	+2.59
23	26	Jonathan Nordbotten	Norway	1:04.62	24	1:04.74	17	2:09.36	+3.50
24	33	Simon Fournier	Canada	1:04.49	23	1:04.93	22	2:09.42	+3.56
25	51	Anton Tremmel	Germany	1:05.04	27	1:04.74	17	2:09.78	+3.92
26	45	Filip Zubčić	Croatia	1:05.24	30	1:04.87	20	2:10.11	+4.25
27	42	Juan Del Campo	Spain	1:05.23	29	1:05.77	27	2:11.00	+5.14
28	32	Linus Straßer	Germany	1:05.58	32	1:06.03	28	2:11.61	+5.75
29	37	Tanguy Nef	Switzerland	1:05.30	31	1:06.34	29	2:11.64	+5.78
30	49	Jens Henttinen	Finland	1:05.93	36	1:06.53	30	2:12.46	+6.60
31	47	Pavel Trikhichev	Russia	1:05.68	34	1:06.83	31	2:12.51	+6.65
32	29	Matej Vidović	Croatia	1:05.86	35	1:07.74	32	2:13.60	+7.74
33	54	Jakob Špik	Slovenia	1:05.67	33	1:09.39	36	2:15.06	+9.20
34	44	Matej Falat	Slovakia	1:06.70	37	1:09.02	35	2:15.72	+9.86
35	76	Alec Scott	Australia	1:09.61	48	1:08.40	33	2:18.01	+12.15
36	64	Max van Rossum	Netherlands	1:09.54	47	1:08.74	34	2:18.28	+12.42
37	56	Zak Vinter	Great Britain	1:09.21	46	1:10.96	37	2:19.27	+13.41
38	67	Miks Zvejnieks	Latvia	1:08.34	40	1:11.67	39	2:20.01	+14.15
39	80	Itamar Biran	Israel	1:09.05	44	1:11.07	38	2:20.12	+14.26
40	25	Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen	Norway	1:03.62	17	1:17.40	45	2:21.02	+15.16
41	55	Alex Puente Tasias	Spain	1:07.38	38	1:15.80	43	2:23.18	+17.32
42	83	Cormac Comerford	Ireland	1:11.98	49	1:13.08	40	2:25.06	+19.20
43	86	Andrej Drukarov	Lithuania	1:12.88	50	1:13.13	41	2:26.01	+20.15
44	89	Michael Poettoz	Colombia	1:13.67	51	1:14.64	42	2:28.31	+22.45
45	78	Alexandru Barbu	Romania	1:15.02	53	1:16.48	44	2:31.50	+25.64
46	93	Erjon Tola	Albania	1:16.71	55	1:17.93	46	2:34.64	+28.78
47	94	Yianno Kouyoumdjian	Cyprus	1:18.97	56	1:19.93	47	2:38.90	+33.04
48	100	Ricardo Brancal	Portugal	1:33.06	57	1:31.60	48	3:04.66	+58.80
—	27	Dominik Stehle	Germany	1:03.91	21	Did not finish
	82	Yoan Todorov	Bulgaria	1:08.48	41
	66	Axel Esteve	Andorra	1:08.68	42
	60	Billy Major	Great Britain	1:08.87	43
	77	Daniel Paulus	Czech Republic	1:09.05	44
	96	Zakhar Kuchin	Kazakhstan	1:16.69	54
	11	Felix Neureuther	Germany	1:02.89	11	Disqualified
	19	Štefan Hadalin	Slovenia	1:08.08	39	Did not start
	31	Adam Žampa	Slovakia	1:14.26	52	Did not start
	7	Daniel Yule	Switzerland	Did not finish
	21	Albert Popov	Bulgaria
	24	Istok Rodeš	Croatia
	35	Laurie Taylor	Great Britain
	36	Kamen Zlatkov	Bulgaria
	38	Kristoffer Jakobsen	Sweden
	39	Erik Read	Canada
	40	Trevor Philp	Canada
	41	Joaquim Salarich	Spain
	43	Ondřej Berndt	Czech Republic
	48	Joonas Rasanen	Finland
	50	Kryštof Krýzl	Czech Republic
	52	Sam Maes	Belgium
	53	Carl Jonsson	Sweden
	57	Kai Alaerts	Belgium
	58	Dries Van den Broecke	Belgium
	59	Adam Barwood	New Zealand
	61	Aleksandr Andrienko	Russia
	62	Tomas Birkner De Miguel	Argentina
	63	Žaks Gedra	Latvia
	65	Tom Verbeke	Belgium
	68	Sebastiano Gastaldi	Argentina
	69	Marko Šljivić	Bosnia and Herzegovina
	70	Tormis Laine	Estonia
	71	Ioannis Antoniou	Greece
	72	Sturla Snær Snorrason	Iceland
	73	Strahinja Stanišić	Serbia
	74	Simon Breitfuss Kammerlander	Bolivia
	75	Antonio Ristevski	North Macedonia
	79	Casper Dyrbye Næsted	Denmark
	81	Iason Abramashvili	Georgia
	84	Morteza Jafari	Iran
	85	Matthieu Osch	Luxembourg
	87	Eldar Salihović	Montenegro
	88	Bence Nagy	Hungary
	90	Ivan Kovbasnyuk	Ukraine
	91	Daniil Chertsin	Belarus
	92	Komiljon Tukhtaev	Uzbekistan
	95	Evgeniy Timofeev	Kyrgyzstan
	97	Zhang Yangming	China
	98	Connor Wilson	South Africa
	20	Julien Lizeroux	France	Disqualified
	99	Harutyun Harutyunyan	Armenia	Did not start

Qualification

References

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[1] Schedule

[2] Start list

[3] Qualification start list

[4] Qualification results

[5] Run 1 results

[6] Final results

FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019

Combined	men	women
Downhill	men	women
Giant slalom	men	women
Slalom	men	women
Super-G	men	women
Team	mixed