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Slalom, Women

Date20 February 2002
StatusOlympic
LocationPark City Mountain Resort, Park City, Utah (Know You Don't)
Participants68 from 33 countries
FormatTwo runs, total time determined placement.
DetailsGates: 55
Length: ?
Start Altitude: 2488 m
Vertical Drop: 214 m

The favorite was Janica Kostelić, who was the 2001 World Cup champion in overall, slalom, and combined. But she had had several surgeries in the summer of 2001, and was not at her best coming into Salt Lake. The slalom started six days after the combined event was held, which Kostelić had surprisingly won. She took the lead on the first run. The second run was held in heavy snow, and the early skiers had an advantage. Going off 15th hampered Kostelić but she held on to place fifth in the run, and stayed in first place to win the gold medal. Laure Pequegnot (FRA) had been second on the first run, and she also hung on thru the tough conditions to take the silver medal. This was the second gold medal for Kostelić in Salt Lake City, and she would finish the 2002 Winter Olympics with three golds, adding the giant slalom, and four medals in all, with a silver in the super-G.

PosCompetitorNOCTimeRun #1Run #2
1Janica KostelićCRO1:46.1052.14 (1)53.96 (5)Gold
2Laure PequegnotFRA1:46.1752.32 (2)53.85 (4)Silver
3Anja PärsonSWE1:47.0952.57 (4)54.52 (8)Bronze
4Ylva NowénSWE1:47.1853.08 (5)54.10 (6)
5Martina ErtlGER1:47.8254.08 (9)53.74 (2)
6Monika BergmannGER1:47.9854.18 (11)53.80 (3)
7Vanessa VidalFRA1:48.1153.70 (8)54.41 (7)
8Henna RaitaFIN1:48.4054.75 (13)53.65 (1)
9Nataša BokalSLO1:49.9455.02 (14)54.92 (9)
10Nicole GiusITA1:51.0155.57 (21)55.44 (10)
11Claudia RieglerNZL1:51.1955.17 (17)56.02 (14)
12Nika FleissCRO1:51.2755.39 (19)55.88 (12)
13Anna OttossonSWE1:51.7755.32 (18)56.45 (16)
14Noriyo HiroiJPN1:51.9856.35 (28)55.63 (11)
15María José RiendaESP1:52.1156.18 (25)55.93 (13)
16Kumiko KashiwagiJPN1:52.4156.14 (24)56.27 (15)
17Alenka DovžanSLO1:52.6555.73 (23)56.92 (17)
18Silke BachmannITA1:52.9455.69 (22)57.25 (20)
19Emma Carrick-AndersonGBR1:53.7956.25 (27)57.54 (22)
20Špela PretnarSLO1:54.0955.16 (16)58.93 (26)
21Eva KurfürstováCZE1:54.1956.79 (29)57.40 (21)
22Susanne EkmanSWE1:54.3257.10 (31)57.22 (19)
23Ana JelušićCRO1:55.0157.42 (32)57.59 (23)
24Vicky GrauAND1:55.1658.13 (35)57.03 (18)
25Jeannette KortenAUS1:56.1057.85 (34)58.25 (24)
26Carolina RuizESP1:56.2257.72 (33)58.50 (25)
27Emily BrydonCAN1:58.1958.58 (36)59.61 (28)
28Nadezhda VasilevaBUL1:59.0459.59 (=39)59.45 (27)
29Vanesa RakedzhyanARM1:59.1258.59 (37)1:00.53 (29)
30Yuliya SiparenkoUKR2:00.5059.63 (41)1:00.87 (30)
31María Belén Simari BirknerARG2:00.5859.59 (=39)1:00.99 (31)
32Lindsey KildowUSA2:00.7356.84 (30)1:03.89 (33)
33Emma FuruvikISL2:01.921:00.39 (43)1:01.53 (32)
34Olesya PersidskayaKAZ2:09.971:03.98 (44)1:05.99 (35)
35Tamsen McGarryIRL2:11.001:05.44 (45)1:05.56 (34)
36Chirine NjeimLBN2:13.481:05.54 (46)1:07.94 (36)
37Konstantina KoutraGRE2:18.601:09.19 (47)1:09.41 (37)
38Elmira UrumbayevaUZB2:24.901:14.51 (48)1:10.39 (38)
DNFAllison ForsythCAN– (DNF)
DNFAnnemarie GergGER– (DNF)
DNFChemmy AlcottGBR– (DNF)
DNFChristel Pascal-SaioniFRA– (DNF)
DNFDenise KarbonITA– (DNF)
DNFHedda BerntsenNOR– (DNF)
DNFKathrin NikolussiAUS– (DNF)
DNFKristina KoznickUSA– (DNF)
DNFLea DabičSLO– (DNF)
DNFLucie HrstkováCZE– (DNF)
DNFMacarena Simari BirknerARG– (DNF)
DNFMarlies SchildAUT– (DNF)
DNFSarah SchleperUSA– (DNF)
DNFSofia AkhmeteliGEO– (DNF)
DNFSonia ViérinITA– (DNF)
DNFTasha NelsonUSA– (DNF)
DNFTrine Bakke-RognmoNOR– (DNF)
DNFVeronika ZuzulováSVK– (DNF)
DNFZali SteggallAUS– (DNF)
DNFCarina RaichAUT55.10 (15)– (DNF)
DNFChristine SponringAUT55.42 (20)– (DNF)
DNFCorina GrünenfelderSUI54.13 (10)– (DNF)
DNFJelena LolovićSCG58.87 (38)– (DNF)
DNFMarlies OesterSUI53.64 (7)– (DNF)
DNFMárta Vastagh RegősHUN1:17.66 (49)– (DNF)
DNFPetra ZakouřilováCZE56.22 (26)– (DNF)
DNFRenate GötschlAUT54.31 (12)– (DNF)
DNFRowena BrightAUS1:00.22 (42)– (DNF)
DNFSonja NefSUI53.32 (6)– (DNF)
DNFTanja PoutiainenFIN52.46 (3)– (DNF)
DNSTamara SchädlerLIE
DNSAlexandra MunteanuROU