Snowboarding at the 2006 Winter Olympics – Men's parallel giant slalom

The men's parallel giant slalom event in snowboarding at the 2006 Winter Olympics was held in Bardonecchia, a village in the Province of Turin, Italy. The competition took place on 22 February 2006.[1]

Men's parallel giant slalom
at the XX Olympic Winter Games
VenueBardonecchia
Date22 February 2006
Competitors36 from 14 nations
Medalists
Philipp Schoch  Switzerland
Simon Schoch  Switzerland
Siegfried Grabner  Austria
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Medalists
GoldPhilipp Schoch
 Switzerland
SilverSimon Schoch
 Switzerland
BronzeSiegfried Grabner
 Austria

Qualification

The qualification runs started at 10 a.m.(UTC+1)

The athletes were allowed two runs, one on the blue course and one on the red course. The two times were added, and the top 16 snowboarders moved on to the 1/8 finals.[2]

RankBibNameNationalityBlue course (time)RankRed course (time)RankTotal time
112Simon Schoch Switzerland33.98135.4051:09.38
215Philipp Schoch Switzerland35.421134.4111:09.83
33Heinz Inniger Switzerland35.511234.4521:09.96
42Andreas Prommegger Austria34.37235.98101:10.35
54Gilles Jaquet Switzerland34.55335.9281:10.47
613Siegfried Grabner Austria35.661334.9941:10.65
716Nicolas Huet France34.67436.05111:10.72
814Dejan Kosir Slovenia34.84636.22151:11.06
98Tyler Jewell United States34.96736.17141:11.13
101Rok Flander Slovenia36.382034.8031:11.18
116Richard Richardsson Sweden34.76536.70211:11.46
1222Roland Fischnaller Italy35.15836.46171:11.61
135Mathieu Bozzetto France35.38936.64191:12.02
1410Harald Walder Austria35.401036.71221:12.11
1521Emanuel Oppliger Australia35.562435.5561:12.11
167Daniel Biveson Sweden36.071436.08121:12.15
1719Markus Ebner Germany36.321635.9071:12.22
1818Denis Salagayev Russia36.361835.9681:12.32
1923Patrick Bussler Germany36.422236.12131:12.54
2011Jasey Jay Anderson Canada36.181535.57181:12.75
2126Izidor Sustersic Slovenia36.321636.64191:12.96
229Meinhard Erlacher Italy36.882636.34161:13.22
2329Filip Fischer Sweden36.462336.97231:13.43
2427Simone Salvati Italy36.392137.09241:13.48
2524Alexandr Belkin Russia36.662537.38251:14.04
2625Tomaz Knafelj Slovenia36.371938.50281:14.87
2731Radoslav Židek Slovakia38.302838.21261:16.51
2830Kentaro Tsuruoka Japan39.712938.43271:18.14
2920Philippe Berubé Canada36.882653.15301:30.03
3017Alexander Maier Austria-DSQ40.5729
-28Rudy Galli Italy-DSQ--

Elimination round

The elimination round started at 1 p.m.(UTC+1)[3]

Medal round
Round of 16   Quarterfinals   Semifinals   Finals
1  S. Schoch (SUI)  
16  Biveson (SWE) +0.52     1  S. Schoch (SUI)  
8  Kosir (SLO)     8  Kosir (SLO) +1.27  
9  Jewell (USA) +0.30       1  S. Schoch (SUI)  
5  Jaquet (SUI)       13  Bozzetto (FRA) +0.38  
12  Fischnaller (ITA) +0.51     5  Jaquet (SUI) +1.54
4  Prommegger (AUT) +0.54     13  Bozzetto (FRA)  
13  Bozzetto (FRA)       1  S. Schoch (SUI) +0.73
3  Inniger (SUI)       2  P. Schoch (SUI)
14  Walder (AUT) +0.66     3  Inniger (SUI) +0.61  
6  Grabner (AUT)     6  Grabner (AUT)  
11  Richardsson (SWE) +1.44       6  Grabner (AUT) +0.34
7  Huet (FRA) +0.53       2  P. Schoch (SUI)  
10  Flander (SLO)     10  Flander (SLO) +1.07 Third place
2  P. Schoch (SUI)     2  P. Schoch (SUI)   13  Bozzetto (FRA) +0.41
15  Oppliger (AUS) +1.37   6  Grabner (AUT)

Classification 5–8
  Placement 5–8            
  8  Kosir (SLO)  
  5  Jaquet (SUI) DSQ   Placement 5–6
      8  Kosir (SLO) +0.42
  Placement 5–8   3  Inniger (SUI)
  3  Inniger (SUI)
  10  Flander (SLO) +0.14   Placement 7–8
    5  Jaquet (SUI) +0.41
    10  Flander (SLO)

References
  1. "Snowboarding at the 2006 Torino Winter Games: Men's Parallel Giant Slalom". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 11 April 2020.
  2. "Snowboard Parallel Giant Slalom". Torino 2006. 22 February 2006. Archived from the original on 23 February 2014. Retrieved 23 February 2014.
  3. "Men's Parallel Giant Slalom Finals". Torino 2006. 22 February 2006. Archived from the original on 23 February 2014.
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