2009 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships

The 2009 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships were held at High 1 resort, Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Events

Men

Event	Class	Gold	Time	Silver	Time	Bronze	Time
Downhill[1]	Visually impaired	Gerd Gradwohl (GER) (Guide: Karl-Heinz Vachenauer)	1:44.51	Jon Santacana (ESP) (Guide: Miguel Galindo)	1:44.52	Christopher Williamson (CAN) (Guide: Nicholas Brush)	1:44.56
	Sitting	Joshua Dueck (CAN)	1:49.66	Harald Eder (AUT)	1:49.70	Christopher Devlin-Young (USA)	1:50.49
	Standing	Gerd Schoenfelder (GER)	1:50.19	Michael Bruegger (SUI)	1:51.56	Martin France (SVK)	1:52.39
Super-G[2]	Visually impaired	Christopher Williamson (CAN) (Guide: Nicholas Brush)	58.46	Jon Santacana (ESP) (Guide: Miguel Galindo)	59.79	Miroslav Haraus (SVK) (Guide: Martin Makovnik)	1:00.17
	Sitting	Shannon Dallas (AUS)	1:00.52	Akira Kano (JPN)	1:01.50	Taiki Morii (JPN)	1:01.98
	Standing	Robert Meusburger (AUT)	1:02.39	Gerd Schoenfelder (GER)	1:03.41	Lionel Brun (FRA)	1:03.79
Super combined[3]	Visually impaired	Jon Santacana (ESP) (Guide: Miguel Galindo)	1:53.69	Jakub Krako (SVK) (Guide: Juraj Medera)	1:56.15	Gianmaria dal Maistro (ITA) (Guide: Tommaso Balasso)	1:58.36
	Sitting	Martin Braxenthaler (GER)	1:54.08	Taiki Morii (JPN)	1:55.28	Juergen Egle (AUT)	1:55.55
	Standing	Gerd Schoenfelder (GER)	1:54.37	Robert Meusburger (AUT)	1:55.13	Michael Bruegger (SUI)	1:55.99
Giant Slalom[4]	Visually impaired	Nicolas Berejny (FRA) (Guide: Sophie Troc)	2:14.20	Jakub Krako (SVK) (Guide: Juraj Medera)	2:17.36	Gianmaria dal Maistro (ITA) (Guide: Tommaso Balasso)	2:17.48
	Sitting	Takeshi Suzuki (JPN)	2:11.79	Akira Kano (JPN)	2:12.97	Andreas Kapfinger (AUT)	2:14.72
	Standing	Gerd Schoenfelder (GER)	2:12.55	Robert Meausburger (AUT)	2:13.35	Cameron Rahls-Rahbula (AUS)	2:13.70
Slalom[5]	Visually impaired	Jakub Krako (SVK) (Guide: Juraj Medera)	1:41.96	Christopher Williamson (CAN) (Guide: Nicholas Brush)	1:43.53	Miroslav Haraus (SVK) (Guide: Martin Makovnik)	1:43.60
	Sitting	Juergen Egle (AUT)	1:42.29	Jean Yves le Meur (FRA)	1:43.24	Martin Braxenthaler (GER)	1:43.47
	Standing	Cameron Rahls-Rahbula (AUS)	1:40.97	Adam Hall (NZL)	1:41.47	Hiraku Misawa (JPN)	1:42.64

Women

Event	Class	Gold	Time	Silver	Time	Bronze	Time
Downhill[1]	Visually impaired	Henrieta Farkasova (SVK) (Guide: Natalia Subrtova)	1:56.61	Viviane Forest (CAN) (Guide: Lindsay Debou	2:05.59	Anna Kuliskova (CZE) (Guide: Michaela Hubacova	2:06.03
	Sitting	Kimberly Joines (CAN)	1:58.39	Kuniko Obinata (JPN)	2:01.16	Tatsuko Aoki (JPN)	2:17.55
	Standing	Laure Woolstencroft (CAN)	1:56.61	Melania Corradini (ITA)	1:59.96	Andrea Rothfuss (GER)	2:00.66
Super-G[2]	Visually impaired	Henrieta Farkasova (SVK) (Guide: Natalia Subrtova)	1:07.96	Viviane Forest (CAN) (Guide: Lindsay Debou	1:08.11	Anna Kuliskova (CZE) (Guide: Michaela Hubacova	1:11.62
	Sitting	Kimberly Joines (CAN)	1:06.29	Stephani Victor (USA)	1:06.65	Kuniko Obinata (JPN)	1:08.09
	Standing	Laure Woolstencroft (CAN)	1:03.06	Danja Haslacher (AUT)	1:05.97	Melania Corradini (ITA)	1:06.57
Super combined[3]	Visually impaired	Viviane Forest (CAN) (Guide: Lindsay Debou	2:07.88	Henrieta Farkasova (SVK) (Guide: Natalia Subrtova)	2:11.29	Natasha de Troyer (BEL) (Guide: Diego Van de Voorde)	2:17.40
	Sitting	Stephani Victor (USA)	2:07.63	Claudia Loesch (AUT)	2:09.68	Kuniko Obinata (JPN)	2:11.31
	Standing	Melania Corradini (ITA)	2:05.41	Allison Jones (USA)	2:05.94	Andrea Rothfuss (GER)	2:06.06
Giant slalom[4]	Visually impaired	Sabine Gasteiger (AUT) (Guide: Emil Gasteiger	2:25:46	Viviane Forest (CAN) (Guide: Lindsay Debou	2:30.27	Anna Kuliskova (CZE) (Guide: Michaela Hubacova	2:39.90
	Sitting	Stephani Victor (USA)	2:26.12	Claudia Loesch (AUT)	2:33.06	Tatsuko Aoki (JPN)	2:33.98
	Standing	Laure Woolstencroft (CAN)	2:13.78	Melania Corradini (ITA)	2:19.67	Andrea Rothfuss (GER)	2:25.18
Slalom[5]	Visually Impaired	Sabine Gasteiger (AUT) (Guide: Emil Gasteiger	1:59.75	Viviane Forest (CAN) (Guide: Lindsay Debou	2:00.12	Anna Cohi (ESP) (Guide: Raquel Garcia)	2:02.11
	Sitting	Stephani Victor (USA)	2:07.86	Kimberly Joines (CAN)	2:09.50	Yoshiko Tanaka (JPN)	2:12.74
	Standing	Laure Woolstencroft (CAN)	1:48.43	Allison Jones (USA)	1:50.96	Andrea Rothfuss (GER)	1:52.57

Team

Event	Gold	Time	Silver	Time	Bronze	Time
Team[6]	Germany (GER)	7:20.36	Austria (AUT)	7:25.37	Switzerland (SUI)	7:32.32

Medal table

  *   Host nation (South Korea)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Canada (CAN)	9	6	1	16
2	Germany (GER)	6	1	5	12
3	Austria (AUT)	4	7	2	13
4	Slovakia (SVK)	3	3	3	9
5	United States (USA)	3	3	1	7
6	Australia (AUS)	2	0	1	3
7	Japan (JPN)[lower-alpha 1]	1	4	7	12
8	Italy (ITA)	1	2	3	6
9	Spain (ESP)	1	2	1	4
10	France (FRA)	1	1	1	3
11	Switzerland (SUI)	0	1	2	3
12	New Zealand (NZL)	0	1	0	1
13	Czech Republic (CZE)	0	0	3	3
14	Belgium (BEL)	0	0	1	1
Totals (14 nations)		31	31	31	93

Source: [7]

1. Source incorrectly reports 5 silvers and 6 bronzes

Participating nations

25 nations participated.[7]

Australia  Austria  Belgium  Canada  Croatia  Czech Republic  Finland  France  Germany

Hungary  Italy  Iran  Japan  Netherlands  New Zealand  Poland  Russia

Serbia  Slovakia  South Africa  South Korea  Spain   Switzerland  United Kingdom  United States

References

1. "Downhill official results" (PDF). 28 February 2009. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 March 2012.
2. "Super-G official results" (PDF). 24 February 2009. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 March 2012.
3. "Super combined official results" (PDF). 23 February 2009. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 March 2012.
4. "Giant slalom official results" (PDF). 21 February 2009. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 March 2012.
5. "Slalom official results" (PDF). 20 February 2009. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 March 2018.
6. "Team competition official results" (PDF). 1 March 2009. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 March 2012.
7. "Medal table" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 4 March 2012.