FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 1991

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The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 1991 were held in Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Austria between January 22 and February 3, 1991.

[edit] Men's competitions

[edit] Downhill

Date: January 27

Placing	Country	Athlete	Time
1		Franz Heinzer	1:54.91
2		Peter Runggaldier	1:55.16
3		Daniel Mahrer	1:55.57

[edit] Super-G

Date: January 23

Placing	Country	Athlete	Time
1		Stephan Eberharter	1:26.73
2		Kjetil André Aamodt	1:28.27
3		Franck Piccard	1:28.55

[edit] Giant Slalom

Date: February 3

Placing	Country	Athlete	Time
1		Rudolf Nierlich	2:29.94
2		Urs Kälin	2:30.29
3		Johan Wallner	2:30.73

[edit] Slalom

Date: January 22

Placing	Country	Athlete	Time
1		Marc Girardelli	1:55.38
2		Thomas Stangassinger	1:55.96
3		Ole Kristian Furuseth	1:56.00

[edit] Combination

Date: February 8

Placing	Country	Athlete	Points
1		Stephan Eberharter	16.28
2		Kristian Ghedina	26.41
3		Günther Mader	27.54

[edit] Women's competitions

[edit] Downhill

Date: January 26

Placing	Country	Athlete	Time
1		Petra Kronberger	1:29.12
2		Nathalie Bouvier	1:29.56
3		Svetlana Gladisheva	1:29.63

[edit] Super G

Date: January 29

Placing	Country	Athlete	Time
1		Ulrike Maier	1:08.72
2		Carole Merle	1:08.83
3		Anita Wachter	1:08.85

[edit] Giant Slalom

Date: February 2

Placing	Country	Athlete	Time
1		Pernilla Wiberg	2:07.45
2		Ulrike Maier	2:07.61
3		Traudl Hächer	2:08.03

[edit] Slalom

Date: February 1

Placing	Country	Athlete	Time
1		Vreni Schneider	1:25.90
2		Nataša Bokal	1:26.06
3		Ingrid Salvenmoser	1:26.56

[edit] Combination

Date: February 5

Placing	Country	Athlete	Time
1		Chantal Bournissen	26.45
2		Ingrid Stöckl	33.76
3		Vreni Schneider	42.13

[edit] Medals table

Place	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Austria	5	3	3	11
2	Switzerland	3	1	2	6
3	Sweden	1	-	1	2
4	Luxembourg	1	-	-	1
5	France	-	2	1	3
6	Italy	-	2	-	2
7	Norway	-	1	1	2
8	Yugoslavia	-	1	-	1
9	Germany	-	-	1	1
	Soviet Union	-	-	1	1

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