Karl Schranz

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Olympic medal record
Men's Alpine skiing
Silver 1964 Innsbruck Giant Slalom
World Championships
Gold 1962 Chamonix Downhill
Gold 1962 Chamonix Combined
Gold 1970 Val Gardena Giant Slalom
Silver 1962 Chamonix Giant Slalom
Bronze 1966 Portillo Giant Slalom

Karl Schranz (born 18 November 1938 in St. Anton, Tyrol) is a former alpine skier from Austria.

Schranz was one of the best giant slalom skiers in the 1960s, but rather unlucky in the Olympics. He was sick in 1960, and scored a silver in 1964. In 1968, at Grenoble, he was disqualified, and French Jean-Claude Killy won. In the foggy run, also a track worker was allegedly on the track.

For 1972, he got disqualified for being not an amateur.

Contents

[edit] World cup victories

[edit] Overall

Season Discipline
1969 Overall
1969 Downhill
1969 Giant Slalom
1970 Overall
1970 Downhill

[edit] Individual races

Date Location Race
December 12, 1968 Flag of France Val-d'Isère Giant Slalom
11 January 1969 Flag of Switzerland Wengen Downhill
18 January 1969 Flag of Austria Kitzbühel Downhill
February 1, 1969 Flag of Austria St. Anton Downhill
March 15, 1969 Flag of Canada Mont Saint-Anne Giant Slalom
January 5, 1970 Flag of Switzerland Adelboden Giant Slalom
January 23, 1970 Flag of France Megève Downhill
February 1, 1970 Flag of West Germany Garmisch-Partenkirchen Downhill
February 10, 1970 Flag of Italy Val Gardena Giant Slalom
December 12, 1971 Flag of France Val-d'Isère Downhill
14 January 1972 Flag of Austria Kitzbühel Downhill
15 January 1972 Flag of Austria Kitzbühel Downhill

[edit] References

  • Schranz, Karl (2002). Mein „Olympiasieg“. Aufgezeichnet von Stefan König und Gerhard Zimmer. Munich: Herbig Verlag. ISBN 3-7766-2308-X. 

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