FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2011 – Men's slalom

Complete results for Men's Slalom competition at the 2011 World Championships, run on Sunday, February 20. The 11th race of the championships, its first run was at 10:00 local time (CET) and the second run at 13:30. A total of 100 athletes from 55 countries competed in the final.[1]

Results

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Run 1[2]	Rank	Run 2[3]	Rank	Total[4]	Difference
	2	Jean-Baptiste Grange	France	51.30	1	50.42	10	1:41.72
	18	Jens Byggmark	Sweden	52.39	6	49.76	4	1:42.15	+0.43
	1	Manfred Mölgg	Italy	51.52	2	50.81	17	1:42.33	+0.61
4	14	Mario Matt	Austria	53.11	15	49.43	1	1:42.54	+0.82
5	8	Julien Cousineau	Canada	52.95	13	49.64	2	1:42.59	+0.87
6	25	Naoki Yuasa	Japan	52.60	9	50.08	9	1:42.68	+0.96
7	16	Cristian Deville	Italy	53.11	15	49.67	3	1:42.78	+1.06
8	6	Ivica Kostelic	Croatia	52.32	5	50.56	11	1:42.88	+1.16
9	11	Manfred Pranger	Austria	52.41	7	50.62	15	1:43.03	+1.31
10	5	Andre Myhrer	Sweden	51.87	3	51.35	21	1:43.22	+1.50
11	10	Axel Bäck	Sweden	52.59	8	50.90	19	1:43.49	+1.77
12	3	Mattias Hargin	Sweden	52.27	4	51.32	20	1:43.59	+1.87
13	20	Mitja Valencic	Slovenia	53.03	14	50.60	13	1:43.63	+1.91
14	22	Urs Imboden	Moldova	53.75	23	50.03	7	1:43.78	+2.06
15	29	Nolan Kasper	United States	53.16	17	50.67	16	1:43.83	+2.11
16	28	Filip Trejbal	Czech Republic	54.04	27	49.80	6	1:43.84	+2.12
17	39	Alexis Pinturault	France	54.13	29	49.78	5	1:43.91	+2.19
18	33	Christoph Dreier	Austria	53.95	26	50.07	8	1:44.02	+2.30
19	17	Ted Ligety	United States	52.78	12	51.39	22	1:44.17	+2.45
20	26	Trevor White	Canada	53.84	25	50.58	12	1:44.42	+2.70
21	43	Fritz Dopfer	Germany	53.63	21	50.88	18	1:44.51	+2.79
22	37	Stefano Gross	Italy	54.33	32	50.60	13	1:44.93	+3.21
23	23	Lars Elton Myhre	Norway	53.55	20	52.02	25	1:45.57	+3.85
24	51	Adam Žampa	Slovakia	54.08	28	51.56	23	1:45.64	+3.92
25	30	Justin Murisier	Switzerland	55.49	37	51.79	24	1:47.28	+5.56
26	34	Kilian Albrecht	Bulgaria	55.12	35	52.52	26	1:47.64	+5.92
27	41	Markus Vogel	Switzerland	54.15	30	53.60	29	1:47.75	+6.03
28	53	Ryonosuke Ohkoshi	Japan	55.50	38	53.13	27	1:48.63	+6.91
29	56	Cristian Javier Simari Birkner	Argentina	55.53	31	53.85	31	1:49.38	+7.66
30	75	Filip Zubcic	Croatia	57.22	43	53.26	28	1:50.48	+8.76
31	59	Nikola Chongarov	Bulgaria	57.39	44	53.61	30	1:51.00	+9.28
32	72	Roger Vidosa	Andorra	57.10	42	54.03	32	1:51.13	+9.41
33	62	Jeroen Van Den Bogaert	Belgium	57.04	41	54.97	34	1:52.01	+10.29
34	70	Olivier Jenot	Monaco	58.53	46	54.58	33	1:53.11	+11.39
35	63	Mike Rishworth	Australia	58.62	47	55.13	35	1:53.75	+12.03
36	79	Kristaps Zvejnieks	Latvia	59.31	48	56.81	36	1:56.12	+14.40
37	19	Marc Gini	Switzerland	55.50	38	1:01.24	44	1:56.74	+15.02
38	21	Brad Spence	Canada	53.27	19	1:03.48	46	1:56.75	+15.03
39	44	Krystof Kryzl	Czech Republic	54.36	33	1:03.07	45	1:57.43	+15.71
40	81	Nikos Bonou	Greece	1:00.35	49	58.62	38	1:58.97	+17.25
41	92	Christian Vial	Denmark	1:01.65	52	58.41	37	2:00.06	+18.34
42	89	Jhonatan Longhi	Brazil	1:01.11	50	59.13	39	2:00.24	+18.52
43	87	Bojan Kosic	Montenegro	1:01.83	53	1:00.99	43	2:02.82	+21.10
44	91	Bertold Szepesi	Hungary	1:03.11	54	59.92	41	2:03.03	+21.31
45	94	Vitalij Rumiancev	Lithuania	1:03.93	55	59.13	39	2:03.06	+21.34
46	90	Igor Vakhnenko	Ukraine	1:04.04	56	1:00.16	42	2:04.20	+22.48
47	83	Marko Rudic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1:01.35	51	1:13.70	48	2:15.05	+33.33
48	93	Erdinc Turksever	Turkey	1:05.42	57	1:10.14	47	2:15.56	+33.84
	4	Reinfried Herbst	Austria	52.65	10	DNF
	12	Giuliano Razzoli	Italy	52.77	11	DNF
	40	Wolfgang Hoerl	Austria	53.17	18	DNF
	13	Felix Neureuther	Germany	53.65	22	DNF
	36	Matic Skube	Slovenia	53.77	24	DNF
	27	Akira Sasaki	Japan	54.18	31	DNF
	32	David Chodounsky	United States	54.57	34	DNF
	46	Leif Kristian Haugen	Norway	55.43	36	DNF
	49	Victor Malmstrom	Finland	58.35	45	DNF
	99	Artem Voronov	Uzbekistan	1:09.78	58	DNF
	7	Silvan Zurbriggen	Switzerland	DNF
	9	Steve Missillier	France	DNF
	15	Michael Janyk	Canada	DNF
	24	Ondrej Bank	Czech Republic	DNF
	31	Kjetil Jansrud	Norway	DNF
	35	Will Brandenburg	United States	DNF
	38	Kalle Palander	Finland	DNF
	42	Maxime Tissot	France	DNF
	45	Björgvin Björgvinsson	Iceland	DNF
	47	Noel Baxter	United Kingdom	DNF
	48	Martin Vrablik	Czech Republic	DNF
	50	Natko Zrncic-Dim	Croatia	DNF
	52	Aleksandr Khoroshilov	Russia	DNF
	54	Kyung Sung-Hyun	South Korea	DNF
	55	David Ryding	United Kingdom	DNF
	57	Marcus Sandell	Finland	DNF
	58	Stepan Zuev	Russia	DNF
	60	Georgi Georgiev	Bulgaria	DNF
	61	Kai Alaerts	Belgium	DNF
	64	Kim Woo-Sung	South Korea	DNF
	65	Joery Rooij Van	Netherlands	DNF
	66	Stefan Luitz	Germany	DNF
	67	Santeri Paloniemi	Finland	DNF
	68	Pouria Saveh-Shemshaki	Iran	DNF
	69	Jaroslav Babusiak	Slovakia	DNF
	71	Sebastiano Gastaldi	Argentina	DNF
	73	Maciej Bydlinski	Poland	DNF
	74	Pol Carreras	Spain	DNF
	76	Benjamin Griffin	New Zealand	DNF
	77	Simon Heeb	Liechtenstein	DNF
	78	Antonio Ristevski	North Macedonia	DNF
	80	Ioan-Gabriel Nan	Romania	DNF
	82	Alex Beniaidze	Georgia	DNF
	84	Martin Khuber	Kazakhstan	DNF
	85	Patrick Brachner	Azerbaijan	DNF
	86	Yuri Danilochkin	Belarus	DNF
	88	Martin Anguita	Chile	DNF
	95	Zhang Yuxin	China	DNF
	96	Constantinos Papamichael	Cyprus	DNF
	97	Alexander Heath	South Africa	DNF
	100	Arsen Nersisyan	Armenia	DNF
	98	Virgile Vandeput	Israel	DSQ

References

1. "FIS World Ski Championships Slalom M Official Starter List" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 March 2011. Retrieved 27 February 2011.
2. "FIS World Ski Championships Slalom M 1st Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 March 2011. Retrieved 27 February 2011.
3. "FIS World Ski Championships Slalom M 2nd Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 March 2011. Retrieved 27 February 2011.
4. "FIS World Ski Championships Slalom M Results". FIS. Archived from the original on 24 May 2012. Retrieved 27 February 2011.