Snowboarding at the 2006 Winter Olympics - Men's halfpipe
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The 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin |
Snowboarding at the 2006 Winter Olympics |
Men |
Halfpipe | Parallel Giant Slalom | Snowboard Cross |
Women |
Halfpipe | Parallel Giant Slalom | Snowboard Cross |
Results of the Men's Halfpipe event in snowboarding at the 2006 Winter Olympics at Bardonecchia in Turin.
[edit] Medals
Gold | Shaun White (USA) |
Silver | Danny Kass (USA) |
Bronze | Markku Koski (FIN) |
[edit] Qualification
[edit] Run 1
Sunday 12 February 2006, 10:00.
- Danny Kass, United States, 43.8 Q
- Antti Autti, Finland, 43.5 Q
- Mason Aguirre, United States, 43.4 Q
- Andy Finch, United States, 43.1 Q
- Risto Mattila, Finland, 40.8 Q
- Christophe Schmidt, Germany, 39.4 Q
- Shaun White, United States, 37.7 q
- Mathieu Crepel, France, 37.4 q
- Takaharu Nakai, Japan, 36.0 q
- Janne Korpi, Finland
- Domu Narita, Japan
- Jan Michaelis, Germany
- Halvor Lunn, Norway
- Vinzenz Lueps, Germany
- Kazuhiro Kokubo, Japan
- Gary Zebrowski, France
- Xaver Hoffman, Germany
- Iouri Podladtchikov, Russia
- Frederik Austbø, Norway
- Giacomo Kratter, Italy
- Ben Mates, Australia
- Therry Brunner, Switzerland
- Dan Wakeham, Great Britain
- Justin Lamoureux, Canada
- Andrew Burton, Australia
- Mateusz Ligocki, Poland
- Martin Cernik, Czech Republic
- Kim Christiansen, Norway
- Mitchell Brown, New Zealand
- Markku Koski, Finland
- Michael Lundmark, Sweden
- Iker Fernandez, Spain
- Mitchell Allan, Australia
- Brad Martin, Canada
- Crispin Lipscomb, Canada
- Markus Keller, Switzerland
- Frederik Kalbermatten, Switzerland
- Michał Ligocki, Poland
- Mikael Sandy, Sweden
- Gian Simmen, Switzerland
- Manuel Pietropoli, Italy
- Stefan Karlsson, Sweden
- Fumiyuki Murakami, Japan
- Hugo Lemay, Canada
Q: qualified for the finals
q: qualified for Run 2
[edit] Run 2
Sunday 12 February 2006, 11:00.
[edit] Final
Sunday 12 February 2006, 14:00 & 14:35
- Shaun White, United States, 46.8, 26.6, 46.8
- Daniel Kass, United States, 20.8, 44.0, 44.0
- Markku Koski, Finland, 41.5, 31.4, 41.5