Alpine skiing at the 1960 Winter Olympics – Women's slalom

The Women's slalom competition of the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley was held on Friday, February 26,[1] and was the final alpine event of the games.

Women's slalom at the VIII Olympic Winter Games
Anne Heggtveit with her gold medal
Venue	Squaw Valley
Date	February 26, 1960
Competitors	43 from 21 nations
Winning time	1:49.6
Medalists
Anne Heggtveit  Canada Betsy Snite  United States Barbi Henneberger  United Team of Germany

Alpine runs of the 1960 Winter Olympics

The defending world champion was Inger Bjørnbakken of Norway,[2] who finished 14th. Anne Heggtveit of Canada won by over three seconds after gaining a large lead after the first run.[3] She also won the combined, a world championship title.[4][5]

Results

Rank	Name	Country	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Difference
	Anne Heggtveit	Canada	0:54.0	0:55.6	1:49.6	—
	Betsy Snite	United States	0:57.4	0:55.5	1:52.9	+3.3
	Barbi Henneberger	United Team of Germany	0:57.4	0:59.2	1:56.6	+7.0
4	Thérèse Leduc	France	0:59.2	0:58.2	1:57.4	+7.8
5	Hilde Hofherr	Austria	0:59.0	0:59.0	1:58.0	+8.4
	Liselotte Michel	Switzerland	0:58.8	0:59.2
7	Stalina Demidova-Korzukhina	Soviet Union	0:58.5	0:59.9	1:58.4	+8.8
8	Sonja Sperl	United Team of Germany	0:59.0	0:59.8	1:58.8	+9.2
9	Renie Cox	United States	0:59.4	0:59.8	1:59.2	+9.6
10	Giuliana Chenal-Minuzzo	Italy	0:57.4	1:01.9	1:59.3	+9.7
11	Marit Haraldsen	Norway	0:59.8	1:00.0	1:59.8	+10.2
12	Nancy Holland	Canada	1:01.6	0:59.5	2:01.1	+11.5
13	Anneliese Meggl	United Team of Germany	1:02.5	0:59.9	2:02.4	+12.8
14	Inger Bjørnbakken	Norway	0:57.3	1:05.2	2:02.5	+12.9
15	Carla Marchelli	Italy	1:01.1	1:01.8	2:02.9	+13.3
16	Putzi Frandl	Austria	0:59.2	1:03.8	2:03.0	+13.4
17	Anne-Marie Leduc	France	0:58.6	1:04.9	2:03.5	+13.9
18	Yevgeniya Kabina-Sidorova	Soviet Union	1:03.3	1:01.0	2:04.3	+14.7
19	Marguerite Leduc	France	1:02.2	1:02.4	2:04.6	+15.0
20	Jerta Schir	Italy	1:05.6	1:00.6	2:06.2	+16.6
21	Heidi Biebl	United Team of Germany	1:09.2	0:57.3	2:06.5	+16.9
22	Arlette Grosso	France	1:07.5	0:59.3	2:06.8	+17.2
23	Marían Navarro	Spain	1:05.2	1:02.8	2:08.0	+18.4
24	Elizabeth Greene	Canada	1:06.0	1:04.4	2:10.4	+20.8
25	María Cristina Schweizer	Argentina	1:05.9	1:06.0	2:11.9	+22.3
26	Beverley Anderson	United States	1:13.1	1:00.0	2:13.1	+23.5
27	Josephine Gibbs	Great Britain	1:04.1	1:09.1	2:13.2	+23.6
28	Madeleine Chamot-Berthod	Switzerland	1:12.1	1:03.3	2:15.4	+25.8
29	Christine Davy	Australia	1:13.1	1:04.1	2:17.2	+27.6
30	Lyubov Volkova	Soviet Union	1:00.8	1:16.5	2:17.3	+27.7
31	Nancy Greene	Canada	1:09.4	1:08.6	2:18.0	+28.4
32	Trish Prain	New Zealand	1:05.5	1:12.9	2:18.4	+28.8
33	Penny Pitou	United States	0:58.5	1:21.3	2:19.8	+30.2
34	Renate Holmes	Great Britain	1:16.1	1:07.4	2:23.5	+33.9
35	Jolanda Schir	Italy	1:02.3	1:25.8	2:28.1	+38.5
36	Astrid Sandvik	Norway	0:58.1	1:31.3	2:29.4	+39.8
37	Wendy Farrington	Great Britain	1:08.4	1:30.8	2:39.2	+49.6
38	Cecilia Womersley	New Zealand	2:17.7	1:25.4	3:43.1	+1:53.5
-	Marianne Jahn-Nutt	Austria	0:55.5	DQ	-	-
-	Annemarie Waser	Switzerland	0:57.6	DQ	-	-
-	Traudl Hecher	Austria	0:58.6	DQ	-	-
-	Yvonne Rüegg	Switzerland	DQ	-	-	-
-	Liv Jagge-Christiansen	Norway	DQ	-	-	-

Source:[1]

References

1. "VIII Olympic Winter Games Squaw Valley, California 1960 - Final Report" (PDF). California Olympic Commission. LA84 Foundation. 1960. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
2. "1958 World Championships results". FIS. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
3. Sullivan, Jack (February 27, 1960). "Anne Heggtveit wins Olympic slalom". Montreal Gazette. p. 31.
4. Sullivan, Jack (February 27, 1960). "Anne captures world ski title". Ottawa Citizen. Canadian Press. p. 9.
5. "Alpine Skiing at the 1960 Squaw Valley Winter Games: Women's Slalom". sports-reference.com. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 26 February 2018.