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Giant Slalom, Women

Date24 February 1994
StatusOlympic
LocationHafjell Alpinsenter, Øyer
Participants47 from 19 countries
FormatTwo runs, total time determined placement.
DetailsGates: 53
Length: ?
Start Altitude: 645 m
Vertical Drop: 387 m

The three favorites were Carole Merle (FRA), 1992 and 1993 World Cup champion, Anita Wachter (AUT), leading the 1993-94 World Cup in the GS, and Deborah Compagnoni (ITA), who had won a gold medal in the 1992 super-G. Compagnoni opened a big lead on the first run, with Wachter third, and Merle in sixth place. Compagnoni cemented the gold medal by also winning the second run, for a dominating victory. Wachter and Merle finished in a tie for fourth on the second run, but it was enough to drop them out of the medals. The silver and bronze went to the second and third finishers on the second run, Martina Ertl (GER) and Vreni Schneider (SUI). Compagnoni would defend her gold medal in 1998, becoming the first Alpine skier to win gold medals at three Winter Olympics.

PosCompetitorNOCTimeRun #1Run #2
1Deborah CompagnoniITA2:30.971:20.37 (1)1:10.60 (1)Gold
2Martina ErtlGER2:32.191:21.34 (5)1:10.85 (2)Silver
3Vreni SchneiderSUI2:32.971:21.29 (4)1:11.68 (3)Bronze
4Anita WachterAUT2:33.061:21.18 (3)1:11.88 (=4)
5Carole MerleFRA2:33.441:21.56 (6)1:11.88 (=4)
6Eva TwardokensUSA2:34.411:22.12 (12)1:12.29 (7)
7Lara MagoniITA2:34.671:21.85 (10)1:12.82 (8)
8Marianne KjørstadNOR2:34.791:21.81 (9)1:12.98 (10)
9Heidi Zeller-BählerSUI2:35.141:23.14 (19)1:12.00 (6)
10Christina Meier-HöckGER2:35.221:22.02 (11)1:13.20 (11)
11Birgit HeebLIE2:36.091:22.58 (13)1:13.51 (17)
12Špela PretnarSLO2:36.111:22.81 (15)1:13.30 (12)
13Anne-Lise ParisienUSA2:36.441:23.55 (24)1:12.89 (9)
14Sylvia EderAUT2:36.481:23.03 (17)1:13.45 (16)
15Sabina PanzaniniITA2:36.531:22.94 (16)1:13.59 (19)
16Karin RotenSUI2:36.551:23.22 (20)1:13.33 (=14)
17Ainhoa IbarraESP2:36.671:23.36 (21)1:13.31 (13)
18Régine CavagnoudFRA2:36.781:23.45 (23)1:13.33 (=14)
19Trine BakkeNOR2:37.181:23.63 (26)1:13.55 (18)
20Urška HrovatSLO2:38.161:23.61 (25)1:14.55 (20)
21María José RiendaESP2:39.451:24.62 (29)1:14.83 (21)
22Mónica BoschESP2:41.231:25.62 (31)1:15.61 (22)
23Ásta HalldórsdóttirISL2:44.201:28.02 (34)1:16.18 (23)
24Zali SteggallAUS2:46.141:28.68 (35)1:17.46 (24)
DNFHilde GergGER1:21.00 (2)– (DNF)
DNFKatja SeizingerGER1:21.62 (7)– (DNF)
DNFCorinne Rey-BelletSUI1:21.71 (8)– (DNF)
DNFAlenka DovžanSLO1:22.66 (14)– (DNF)
DNFHeidi VoelkerUSA1:23.08 (18)– (DNF)
DNFCaroline Gedde-DahlNOR1:23.42 (22)– (DNF)
DNFLeïla PiccardFRA1:24.58 (28)– (DNF)
DNFMélanie TurgeonCAN1:25.10 (30)– (DNF)
DNFVicky GrauAND1:26.05 (32)– (DNF)
DNFDiann Roffe-SteinrotterUSA1:23.99 (27)– (DNS)
DNFOlha LohinovaUKR1:26.78 (33)– (DNS)
DNFPernilla WibergSWE– (DNF)
DNFMorena GallizioITA– (DNF)
DNFSophie Lefranc-DuvillardFRA– (DNF)
DNFKristina AnderssonSWE– (DNF)
DNFYlva NowénSWE– (DNF)
DNFKatja KorenSLO– (DNF)
DNFAlexandra MeissnitzerAUT– (DNF)
DNFErika HanssonSWE– (DNF)
DNFCaroline PoussierAND– (DNF)
DNFEmma Carrick-AndersonGBR– (DNF)
DNFNataliya BugaRUS– (DNF)
DNFÉva KochHUN– (DNF)
DNSEmi KawabataJPN– (DNS)
DNSFumiyo UemuraJPN– (DNS)
DNSCornelia CataROU– (DNS)
DNSYuliya KuzminaRUS– (DNS)
DNSVarvara ZelenskayaRUS– (DNS)