FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2017 – Women's alpine combined

The Women's alpine combined competition at the 2017 World Championships was held on 10 February.[1][2]

Women's alpine combined at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2017
Venue	Piz Nair
Location	St. Moritz, Switzerland
Dates	10 February
Competitors	41 from 19 nations
Winning time	1:58.88
Medalists
Wendy Holdener     Switzerland   Michelle Gisin     Switzerland   Michaela Kirchgasser    Austria

Results

The downhill race was started at 10:00[3] and the slalom race at 13:00.[4]

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Downhill	Rank	Slalom	Rank	Total	Diff
	7	Wendy Holdener	Switzerland	1:17.84	7	41.04	2	1:58.88
	13	Michelle Gisin	Switzerland	1:17.47	4	41.46	4	1:58.93	+0.05
	3	Michaela Kirchgasser	Austria	1:18.23	11	41.03	1	1:59.26	+0.38
4	15	Denise Feierabend	Switzerland	1:18.38	13	41.32	3	1:59.70	+0.82
5	19	Lindsey Vonn	United States	1:17.75	6	41.98	11	1:59.73	+0.85
6	5	Marie-Michèle Gagnon	Canada	1:18.61	16	41.54	5	2:00.15	+1.27
7	17	Federica Brignone	Italy	1:18.51	15	41.75	7	2:00.26	+1.38
8	2	Maruša Ferk	Slovenia	1:18.31	12	42.41	14	2:00.72	+1.84
9	14	Ricarda Haaser	Austria	1:19.17	20	41.64	6	2:00.81	+1.93
10	12	Ragnhild Mowinckel	Norway	1:18.22	9	42.62	17	2:00.84	+1.96
11	43	Valérie Grenier	Canada	1:18.82	17	42.12	12	2:00.94	+2.06
12	11	Anne-Sophie Barthet	France	1:18.12	8	42.84	20	2:00.96	+2.08
13	16	Christine Scheyer	Austria	1:18.45	14	42.78	19	2:01.23	+2.35
14	24	Maria Therese Tviberg	Norway	1:19.48	24	41.79	8	2:01.27	+2.39
15	4	Laurenne Ross	United States	1:17.57	5	43.75	22	2:01.32	+2.44
16	20	Romane Miradoli	France	1:19.11	19	42.53	15	2:01.64	+2.76
17	41	Kristin Lysdahl	Norway	1:19.96	26	41.82	9	2:01.78	+2.90
17	21	Marta Bassino	Italy	1:19.92	25	41.86	10	2:01.78	+2.90
19	31	Lisa Hörnblad	Sweden	1:19.37	21	42.56	16	2:01.93	+3.05
20	30	Ester Ledecká	Czech Republic	1:19.45	23	42.67	18	2:02.12	+3.24
21	28	Candace Crawford	Canada	1:20.42	29	42.22	13	2:02.64	+3.76
22	29	Stacey Cook	United States	1:19.38	22	44.02	25	2:03.40	+4.52
23	35	Maryna Gąsienica-Daniel	Poland	1:20.54	32	43.35	21	2:03.89	+5.01
24	23	Nevena Ignjatović	Serbia	1:21.23	35	43.81	24	2:05.04	+6.16
25	33	Aleksandra Prokopyeva	Russia	1:20.50	31	44.69	27	2:05.19	+6.31
26	27	Macarena Simari Birkner	Argentina	1:21.62	36	44.20	26	2:05.82	+6.94
27	42	Sarah Schleper	Mexico	1:23.94	39	46.10	28	2:10.04	+11.16
28	37	Pavla Klicnarová	Czech Republic	1:22.52	38	47.71	29	2:10.23	+11.35
—	6	Sofia Goggia	Italy	1:16.90	1	DNF
	1	Ilka Štuhec	Slovenia	1:17.02	2
	10	Elena Curtoni	Italy	1:18.22	9
	18	Rosina Schneeberger	Austria	1:18.91	18
	36	Mikaela Tommy	Canada	1:20.38	28
	22	Ana Bucik	Slovenia	1:20.42	29
	38	Leona Popović	Croatia	1:20.62	33
	26	Kateřina Pauláthová	Czech Republic	1:20.72	34
	32	Kira Weidle	Germany	1:20.01	27	DSQ
	9	Lara Gut	Switzerland	1:17.33	3	DNS
	40	Noelle Barahona	Chile	1:21.96	37
	25	Kristina Riis-Johannessen	Norway	DNF
	34	Alexandra Coletti	Monaco
	8	Tina Weirather	Liechtenstein	DNS
	39	Breezy Johnson	United States

• Between runs, Lara Gut injured her left knee (ACL, meniscus), which ended her season.[5]

References

1. "Schedule". Archived from the original on 2017-02-11. Retrieved 2017-01-28.
2. Start list
3. Downhill results
4. Final results
5. Bonesteel, Matt (February 10, 2017). "Defending World Cup ski champion Lara Gut tears ACL, but she should be back for Olympics". Washington Post. Retrieved February 18, 2017.