2011 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships – Super combined

The Super combined competitions of the 2011 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships were held at Kandahar Banchetta Giovanni N., in Sestriere, Italy on January 19.

Super combined at the 2011 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships
Alpine skiing
Venue	Kandahar Banchetta Giovanni N.
Location	Sestriere
Date	January 19

Women

Visually Impaired

In the super combined visually impaired, the athlete with a visual impairement has a sighted guide.[1] The two skiers are considered a team, and dual medals are awarded.[2]

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Super G	Rank	Slalom	Rank	Total	Difference
	1	Henrieta Farkasova Guide: Natalia Subrtova	Slovakia	1:30.31	1	55.52	1	2:25.83
	3	Alexandra Frantseva Guide: Evgenia Kolosovskaya	Russia	1:34.56	2	57.75	3	2:32.31	+6.48
	2	Melissa Perrine Guide: Andrew Bor	Australia	1:35.36	3	57.48	2	2:32.84	+7.01
4	5	Danelle Umstead Guide: Robert Umstead	United States	1:41.38	4	1:00.81	4	2:42.19	+16.36
5	4	Natasha de Troyer Guide: Werner de Troyer	Belgium	1:47.52	5	1:01.52	5	2:49.04	+23.21
6	6	Anna Kuliskova Guide: Michaela Hubacova	Czech Republic	1:54.69	6	1:12.12	6	3:06.81	+40.98

Standing

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Super G	Rank	Slalom	Rank	Total	Difference
	12	Solène Jambaqué	France	1:25.62	1	56.32	4	2:21.94
	7	Andrea Rothfuss	Germany	1:28.13	2	54.15	1	2:22.28	+0.34
	13	Karolina Wisniewska	Canada	1:30.20	4	55.59	3	2:25.79	+3.85
4	9	Petra Smarzova	Slovakia	1:32.76	6	55.26	2	2:28.02	+6.08
5	14	Katja Saarinen	Finland	1:45.84	7	59.71	5	2:45.55	+23.61
	8	Marie Bochet	France	DNF
	11	Danja Haslacher	Austria			DNF
	10	Melania Corradini	Italy			DNF

Sitting

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Super G	Rank	Slalom	Rank	Total	Difference
	17	Anna Schaffelhuber	Germany	1:35.27	3	56.35	1	2:31.62
	15	Claudia Loesch	Austria	1:32.47	1	1:00.64	2	2:33.11	+1.49
	18	Laurie Stephens	United States	1:33.89	2	1:08.79	3	2:42.68	+11.06
	16	Alana Nichols	United States	DNF

Men

Visually Impaired

In the super combined visually impaired, the athlete with a visual impairement has a sighted guide.[1] The two skiers are considered a team, and dual medals are awarded.[2]

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Super G	Rank	Slalom	Rank	Total	Difference
	28	Yon Santacana Maiztegui Guide: Miguel Galindo Garces	Spain	1:20.97	3	46.46	2	2:07.43
	24	Jakub Krako Guide: Dusan Simo	Slovakia	1:21.95	4	46.41	1	2:08.36	+0.93
	25	Chris Williamson Guide: Robin Femy	Canada	1:19.95	1	49.34	5	2:09.29	+1.86
4	19	Miroslav Haraus Guide: Martin Makovnik	Slovakia	1:20.81	2	48.75	3	2:09.56	+2.13
5	21	Radomir Dudas Guide: Maros Hudik	Slovakia	1:25.25	5	50.39	6	2:15.64	+8.21
6	22	Ivan Frantsev Guide: Evgeny Pinaev	Russia	1:25.53	6	50.47	7	2:16.00	+8.57
7	23	Gabriel Juan Gorce Yepes Guide: Josep Arnau Ferrer Ventura	Spain	1:27.92	8	50.79	8	2:18.71	+11.28
8	29	Valery Redkozubov Guide: Viacheslav Molodtsov	Russia	1:37.68	10	49.30	4	2:26.98	+19.55
9	26	Michal Beladic Guide: Martin Pavlak	Slovakia	1:26.27	7	1:01.65	9	2:27.92	+20.49
	30	Christoph Prettner Guide: Stefan Schoner	Austria	DNF
	27	Norbert Holik Guide: Lubos Bosela	Slovakia	DNF
	20	Nicolas Berejny Guide: Gregory Nouhaud	France	DNF
	31	Daniel Cintula Guide: Mario Babinsky	Slovakia			DNS

Standing

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Super G	Rank	Slalom	Rank	Total	Difference
	33	Vincent Gauthier-Manuel	France	1:19.76	1	45.55	1	2:05.31
	35	Gerd Schönfelder	Germany	1:20.24	2	46.82	4	2:07.06	+1.75
	44	Thomas Pfyl	Switzerland	1:22.25	4	46.63	2	2:08.88	+3.57
4	46	Toby Kane	Australia	1:21.51	3	47.56	5	2:09.07	+3.76
5	32	Alexandr Alyabyev	Russia	1:23.70	8	46.69	3	2:10.39	+5.08
6	34	Michael Bruegger	Switzerland	1:23.24	7	47.82	7	2:11.06	+5.75
7	47	Mitchell Gourley	Australia	1:24.56	10	47.62	6	2:12.18	+6.87
8	42	Adam Hall	New Zealand	1:23.98	9	50.00	9	2:13.98	+8.67
9	38	Markus Salcher	Austria	1:22.45	5	53.15	14	2:15.60	+10.29
10	40	Matt Hallat	Canada	1:28.12	11	48.67	8	2:16.79	+11.48
11	37	Stanislav Loska	Czech Republic	1:28.53	12	50.96	10	2:19.49	+14.18
12	41	Ralph Green	United States	1:29.30	14	52.77	11	2:22.07	+16.76
13	52	Kirk Schornstein	Canada	1:29.24	13	53.00	13	2:22.24	+16.93
14	49	Jacob Guilera Casas	Spain	1:31.88	17	52.80	12	2:24.68	+19.37
15	39	Martin France	Slovakia	1:35.16	18	54.78	15	2:29.94	+24.63
	51	Bernhard Habersatter	Austria	DNS
	48	Andreas Preiss	Austria	DNS
	45	Cameron Rahles-Rahbula	Australia	DNS
	43	Lionel Brun	France			DNS
	50	Bart Verbruggen	Netherlands			DNF
	36	Hiraku Misawa	Japan			DNF

Sitting

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Super G	Rank	Slalom	Rank	Total	Difference
	58	Takeshi Suzuki	Japan	1:20.94	3	46.85	1	2:07.79
	55	Cyril More	France	1:19.89	1	49.04	5	2:08.93	+1.14
	60	Yohann Taberlet	France	1:21.55	5	48.43	3	2:09.98	+2.19
4	54	Philipp Bonadimann	Austria	1:23.52	12	48.08	2	2:11.60	+3.81
5	65	Frederic Francois	France	1:21.01	4	51.06	7	2:12.07	+4.28
6	56	Jean Yves Le Meur	France	1:23.41	10	48.87	4	2:12.28	+4.49
7	59	Franz Hanfstingl	Germany	1:23.51	11	49.73	6	2:13.24	+5.45
8	62	Sang Min Han	South Korea	1:22.46	9	51.81	8	2:14.27	+6.48
9	70	Sean Rose	United Kingdom	1:21.62	6	53.43	10	2:15.05	+7.26
10	64	Josh Dueck	Canada	1:20.11	2	55.55	12	2:15.66	+7.87
11	57	Akira Kano	Japan	1:25.36	13	53.42	9	2:18.78	+10.99
12	66	Akira Taniguchi	Japan	1:27.37	15	54.45	11	2:21.82	+14.03
13	75	Jong Seork Park	South Korea	1:29.84	17	56.56	13	2:26.40	+18.61
	68	Thomas Nolte	Germany	DSQ
	53	Taiki Morii	Japan	DSQ
	73	Christoph Kunz	Switzerland	DNF
	72	Kees-Jan van der Klooster	Netherlands	DNF
	74	Oldrich Jelinek	Czech Republic			DSQ
	71	Jasmin Bambur	Serbia			DSQ
	69	Scott Meyer	United States			DNF
	67	Tyler Walker	United States			DNF
	63	Dietmar Dorn	Austria			DNF
	61	Christopher Devlin-Young	United States			DNF

References

1. official results of the 2011 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships - super combined Archived 2011-07-26 at the Wayback Machine, IPC Athletics
2. Visually impaired skiers put fate in guide's hands, thestar.com, March 13, 2010

External links

• 2011 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships - Super Combined at ParalympicSportTV's Official YouTube channel