2022 Winter Olympics Results - Alpine Skiing

Women's Alpine Combined
February 18 - Final
	SUI	Michelle Gisin	2:25.67
	SUI	Wendy Holdener	2:26.72
	ITA	Federica Brignone	2:27.52
4	CZE	Ester Ledecká	2:28.32
5	AUT	Katharina Huber	2:28.80
6	AUT	Christine Scheyer	2:29.25
7	AUT	Ramona Siebenhofer	2:29.69
8	FRA	Laura Gauche	2:30.04
9	SLO	Marusa Ferk	2:30.12
10	ROC	Julia Pleshkova	2:30.70
11	USA	Patricia Mangan	2:32.94
12	AND	Cande Moreno Becerra	2:34.34
13	AUS	Greta Small	2:34.55
14	CZE	Tereza Nová	2:35.46
15	CHN	Kong Fanying	2:47.68
	BIH	Elvedina Muzaferija	DNF
	CAN	Roni Remme	DNF
	FRA	Romane Miradoli	DNF
	ITA	Nicol Delago	DNF
	ITA	Marta Bassino	DNF
	ITA	Elena Curtoni	DNF
	SRB	Nevena Ignjatovic	DSQ
	SUI	Priska Nufer	DNF
	USA	Keely Cashman	DNF
	USA	Mikaela Shiffrin	DNF
	USA	Isabella Wright	DNF

Women's Alpine Combined, Slalom
February 17 - Final
1	SUI	Michelle Gisin	52.25
2	AUT	Katharina Huber	53.12
3	SUI	Wendy Holdener	53.31
4	ITA	Federica Brignone	54.41
5	CZE	Ester Ledecká	55.89
6	FRA	Laura Gauche	55.96
7	AUT	Christine Scheyer	56.83
8	SLO	Marusa Ferk	57.05
8	USA	Patricia Mangan	57.05
10	AUT	Ramona Siebenhofer	57.13
11	ROC	Julia Pleshkova	57.16
12	CZE	Tereza Nová	58.39
13	AUS	Greta Small	1:00.17
14	AND	Cande Moreno Becerra	1:00.29
15	CHN	Kong Fanying	1:05.73
	BIH	Elvedina Muzaferija	DNF
	FRA	Romane Miradoli	DNF
	ITA	Marta Bassino	DNF
	ITA	Nicol Delago	DNF
	SRB	Nevena Ignjatovic	DSQ
	SUI	Priska Nufer	DNF
	USA	Mikaela Shiffrin	DNF
	USA	Isabella Wright	DNF
	USA	Keely Cashman	DNF

Women's Alpine Combined, Downhill
February 17 - Final
1	AUT	Christine Scheyer	1:32.42
2	CZE	Ester Ledecká	1:32.43
3	AUT	Ramona Siebenhofer	1:32.56
4	FRA	Romane Miradoli	1:32.95
5	USA	Mikaela Shiffrin	1:32.98
6	SLO	Marusa Ferk	1:33.07
7	USA	Keely Cashman	1:33.09
8	ITA	Federica Brignone	1:33.11
9	ITA	Nicol Delago	1:33.12
10	SUI	Priska Nufer	1:33.15
11	SUI	Wendy Holdener	1:33.41
12	SUI	Michelle Gisin	1:33.42
13	ITA	Marta Bassino	1:33.45
14	ROC	Julia Pleshkova	1:33.54
15	USA	Isabella Wright	1:33.72
16	AND	Cande Moreno Becerra	1:34.05
17	FRA	Laura Gauche	1:34.08
18	AUS	Greta Small	1:34.38
19	AUT	Katharina Huber	1:35.68
20	BIH	Elvedina Muzaferija	1:35.89
20	USA	Patricia Mangan	1:35.89
22	SRB	Nevena Ignjatovic	1:37.02
23	CZE	Tereza Nová	1:37.07
24	CHN	Kong Fanying	1:41.95
	CAN	Roni Remme	DNF
	ITA	Elena Curtoni	DNF

Medal Tracker

Countries Athletes

Overall Medal Leaders

37
NOR
32
ROC
27
GER

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

NOR	16
GER	12
CHN	9

Silver

Silver

ROC	12
GER	10
USA	10

Bronze

Bronze

ROC	14
CAN	14
NOR	13

Overall Medal Leaders

5
Bø
Bø
5
Bolshunov
Bolshunov
5
Roeiseland
Roeiseland

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

Bø	4
Bolshunov	3
Roeiseland	3

Silver

Silver

Fillon Maillet	3
Takagi	3
Minjeong	2

Bronze

Bronze

Latypov	3
Roeiseland	2
Liu	2

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