Alpine skiing at the 2006 Winter Olympics – Women's Super-G

Women's Super-G
at the XX Olympic Winter Games

Pictogram for alpine skiing
Venue San Sicario
Date February 20
Competitors 56 from 24 nations
Winning time 1:32.47
Medalists
  Michaela Dorfmeister   Austria
  Janica Kostelić   Croatia
  Alexandra Meissnitzer   Austria
«2002 2010»
Alpine skiing at the
2006 Winter Olympics
Combined   men   women
Downhill men women
Giant slalom men women
Slalom men women
Super-G men women

The w Super G title on Monday 20 February, after poor weather conditions postponed the race from Sunday 19 February. Italian Daniela Ceccarelli won the title at the 2002 Winter Olympics, but was 31st on the World Cup standings leading up to the Games. Anja Pärson of Sweden was defending World Champion from 2005, but she had also been considerably poorer on the World Cup circuit this season, and was ranked 23rd. Austrian Michaela Dorfmeister led with 320 points, ten ahead of compatriot Alexandra Meissnitzer; both of whom crashed out of the 2005 World Championships.[1][2]

Results

Complete results for Women's Super-G Alpine Skiing competition at the 2006 Winter Olympics.

Rank Name Country Time Difference
Michaela Dorfmeister Austria 1:32.47
Janica Kostelić Croatia 1:32.74 +0.27
Alexandra Meissnitzer Austria 1:33.06 +0.59
4 Kelly Vanderbeek Canada 1:33.09 +0.62
5 Carole Montillet France 1:33.31 +0.84
6 Martina Schild Switzerland 1:33.33 +0.86
7 Lindsey Kildow United States 1:33.42 +0.95
8 Lucia Recchia Italy 1:33.48 +1.01
9 Emily Brydon Canada 1:33.50 +1.03
9 Petra Haltmayr Germany 1:33.50 +1.03
11 Julia Mancuso United States 1:33.72 +1.25
12 Anja Pärson Sweden 1:33.88 +1.41
13 Andrea Fischbacher Austria 1:33.97 +1.50
14 Kirsten L. Clark United States 1:33.98 +1.51
15 Sylviane Berthod Switzerland 1:34.00 +1.53
16 Martina Ertl Germany 1:34.03 +1.56
17 Fränzi Aufdenblatten Switzerland 1:34.10 +1.63
18 Urška Rabič Slovenia 1:34.12 +1.65
19 Chemmy Alcott Great Britain 1:34.20 +1.73
20 Geneviève Simard Canada 1:34.38 +1.91
21 Nike Bent Sweden 1:34.41 +1.94
22 Janette Hargin Sweden 1:34.48 +2.01
23 Dagný L. Kristjánsdóttir Iceland 1:34.56 +2.09
24 Jessica Lindell-Vikarby Sweden 1:34.78 +2.31
25 Marie Marchand-Arvier France 1:34.82 +2.35
26 Renate Götschl Austria 1:34.83 +2.36
27 Šárka Záhrobská Czech Republic 1:34.98 +2.51
28 Libby Ludlow United States 1:35.01 +2.54
29 Petra Robnik Slovenia 1:35.10 +2.63
30 Carolina Ruiz Castillo Spain 1:35.20 +2.73
31 Daniela Ceccarelli Italy 1:35.26 +2.79
32 Ingrid Jacquemod France 1:35.28 +2.81
33 Tina Weirather Liechtenstein 1:35.34 +2.87
34 Sherry Lawrence Canada 1:35.47 +3.00
35 Nadia Styger Switzerland 1:35.57 +3.10
36 Lucie Hrstková Czech Republic 1:35.62 +3.15
37 María José Rienda Contreras Spain 1:36.03 +3.56
38 Nadia Fanchini Italy 1:36.46 +3.99
39 Tina Maze Slovenia 1:36.64 +4.17
40 Nika Fleiss Croatia 1:36.65 +4.18
41 Alexandra Coletti Monaco 1:37.02 +4.55
42 Olesja Alieva Russia 1:37.12 +4.65
43 Jelena Lolović Serbia and Montenegro 1:37.45 +4.98
44 Soňa Maculová Slovakia 1:37.87 +5.40
45 Ana Drev Slovenia 1:37.92 +5.45
46 Chirine Njeim Lebanon 1:37.93 +5.46
47 María Belén Simari Birkner Argentina 1:38.02 +5.55
48 Jana Gantnerová Slovakia 1:38.40 +5.93
49 Leyre Morlans Spain 1:38.53 +6.06
50 Macarena Benvenuto Chile 1:41.52 +9.05
51 Christelle Laura Douibi Algeria 1:43.54 +11.07
Macarena Simari Birkner Argentina DNS
Kirsten McGarry Ireland DNS
Elena Fanchini Italy DNF
Daniela Anguita Chile DNF
Eva Hučková Slovakia DSQ

References

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