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Combined, Women

Date12 – 13 February 1992
StatusOlympic
LocationMéribel
Participants40 from 18 countries
FormatOne downhill run and two slalom runs, point tables determined placement.
DetailsGates: 30
Length: 2200 m
Start Altitude: 2080 m
Vertical Drop: 648 m

Austrians Petra Kronberger and Sabine Ginther were expected to battle it out for this title. Ginther was leading the 1991-92 World Cup and had shared the combined World Cup title in 1991 with France’s Florence Masnada. But in training the day before the event started, Ginther fell, breaking a bone in her back and was unable to compete. This left it open for Kronberger who posted the fastest time in the downhill. As she was the 1991 World Cup slalom champion, and would win the gold medal in the slalom later in the week, this effectively ended the gold medal race. Kronberger also had the best time in the second slalom run and skied to an overwhelming victory in the event. Her teammate, Anita Wachter, won silver with Masnada taking bronze. Kronberger was one of the most well-rounded women skiers ever. She won only one discipline World Cup title, that the slalom in 1991 but she was a three-time overall World Cup Champion – 1990, 1991, 1992, and is one of only four women to have won World Cup races in all five events. Her versatility is shown by her gold medal win in the 1992 Olympic slalom and a downhill gold medal at the 1991 World Championships.

PosCompetitorNOCPointsDownhillSlalom
1Petra KronbergerAUT2.551:25.84 (1)1:09.60 (3)Gold
2Anita WachterAUT19.391:27.25 (11)1:09.51 (2)Silver
3Florence MasnadaFRA21.381:27.08 (9)1:10.01 (5)Bronze
4Chantal BournissenSUI24.981:26.92 (7)1:10.69 (6)
5Anne BergeNOR35.281:28.67 (21)1:09.29 (1)
6Michelle McKendryCAN39.021:27.32 (13)1:11.79 (7)
7Nataša BokalSLO42.601:29.02 (24)1:09.65 (4)
8Lucia MedzihradskáTCH47.431:27.89 (16)1:11.95 (9)
9Miriam VogtGER48.521:27.35 (14)1:12.90 (11)
10Régine CavagnoudFRA51.131:28.16 (18)1:11.99 (10)
11Krista SchmidingerUSA51.561:26.36 (2)1:14.77 (14)
12Svetlana GladyshevaEUN61.251:26.88 (5)1:15.16 (15)
13Emi KawabataJPN66.101:27.13 (10)1:15.37 (16)
14Heidi ZellerSUI69.071:26.90 (6)1:16.08 (17)
15Ľudmila MilanováTCH76.281:28.68 (22)1:14.26 (12)
16Morena GallizioITA93.211:29.84 (25)1:14.56 (13)
17Emma Carrick-AndersonGBR107.611:32.79 (33)1:11.84 (8)
18Tatyana LebedevaEUN111.341:27.79 (15)1:19.87 (20)
19Svetlana NovikovaEUN122.481:30.03 (=26)1:17.83 (18)
20Birgit HeebLIE164.251:28.90 (23)1:24.62 (21)
21Carolina EirasARG184.961:34.00 (34)1:19.41 (19)
22Astrid LødemelNOR210.941:26.95 (8)1:33.25 (22)
DNFKatja SeizingerGER1:26.42 (3)– (DNF)
DNFUlrike MaierAUT1:28.51 (20)– (DNF)
DNFBéatrice FilliolFRA1:30.03 (=26)– (DNF)
DNFSachiko YamamotoJPN1:30.70 (28)– (DNF)
DNFMihaela FeraROU1:31.74 (31)– (DNF)
DNFAstrid SteverlynckARG1:31.71 (30)– (DNF)
DNFValerie ScottGBR1:34.57 (35)– (DNF)
DNFZali SteggallAUS1:31.30 (29)– (DNF)
DNFClaire de PourtalesGBR1:32.52 (32)– (DNF)
DNFMarina VidovićYUG1:35.82 (36)– (DNF)
DNFKristin KroneUSA– (DNF)
DNFVarvara ZelenskayaEUN– (DNF)
DNFArijana BorasYUG– (DNF)
DQMerete FjeldavlieNOR1:28.26 (19)– (DQ)
DQKerrin Lee-GartnerCAN1:26.49 (4)– (DQ)
DQMichaela Gerg-LeitnerGER1:27.26 (12)– (DQ)
DQRegina HäuslGER1:27.95 (17)– (DQ)
DQHeidi ZurbriggenSUI[1:27.04] (DQ)
DNSSabine GintherAUT– (DNS)
DNSDebbie PrattGBR– (DNS)