Alpine skiing at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympics – Boys' super-G

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Boys' super-G
at the III Winter Youth Olympic Games
VenueLes Diablerets, Switzerland
Date10 January
Competitors61 from 39 nations
Winning time54.56
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Adam Hofstedt  Sweden
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Rok Ažnoh  Slovenia
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Luc Roduit  Switzerland
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The boys' Super-G competition of the 2020 Winter Youth Olympics was held at the Les Diablerets Alpine Centre, Switzerland, on Friday, 10 January.[1]

Results[edit]

Les Diablerets Alpine Centre
Adam Hofstedt
Rok Ažnoh
Luc Roduit

The race was started at 13:30.[2]

Rank Bib Name Country Time Difference
1st place, gold medalist(s) 11 Adam Hofstedt  Sweden 54.56
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 8 Rok Ažnoh  Slovenia 54.62 +0.06
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 17 Luc Roduit  Switzerland 54.76 +0.20
4 10 Victor Bessière  France 54.80 +0.24
5 3 David Kubeš  Czech Republic 55.01 +0.45
6 15 Mikkel Remsøy  Norway 55.04 +0.48
7 20 Tiziano Gravier  Argentina 55.07 +0.51
8 13 Simen Sellæg  Norway 55.21 +0.65
9 37 Auguste Aulnette  France 55.27 +0.71
10 24 Philip Hoffmann  Austria 55.35 +0.79
11 58 Lukas Ermeskog  Sweden 55.38 +0.82
12 14 Marinus Sennhofer  Germany 55.40 +0.84
13 2 Baptiste Sambuis  France 55.44 +0.88
14 5 Silvano Gini  Switzerland 55.49 +0.93
15 7 Marco Abbruzzese  Italy 55.52 +0.96
16 29 Martin Križaj  Slovenia 55.61 +1.05
16 Gian Maria Illariuzzi  Italy 55.61 +1.05
18 22 Max Geissler-Hauber  Germany 55.83 +1.27
19 4 Sandro Zurbrügg  Switzerland 55.85 +1.29
20 21 Trent Pennington  United States 55.88 +1.32
21 28 Teo Žampa  Slovakia 55.92 +1.36
22 6 Jaakko Tapanainen  Finland 55.98 +1.42
23 40 Thomas Hoffman  Australia 56.05 +1.49
24 18 Valentin Lotter  Austria 56.13 +1.57
25 9 Daniel Gillis  United States 56.32 +1.76
26 30 Jack Cunningham  Great Britain 56.36 +1.80
27 33 Nicolás Pirozzi  Chile 56.76 +2.20
28 25 Konstantin Stoilov  Bulgaria 56.77 +2.21
29 19 Roman Zverian  Russia 56.80 +2.24
30 31 Edoardo Saracco  Italy 56.86 +2.30
31 26 Rok Stojanovič  Slovenia 57.03 +2.47
32 34 Bautista Alarcón  Argentina 57.30 +2.74
33 42 Bartłomiej Sanetra  Poland 57.38 +2.82
34 27 Harrison Messenger  New Zealand 57.59 +3.03
35 32 Taras Filiak  Ukraine 57.60 +3.04
36 38 Juan Sánchez  Spain 57.62 +3.06
37 39 Ty Acosta  Andorra 57.90 +3.34
38 46 Oskar Gillberg  Sweden 58.22 +3.66
39 41 Louis Latulippe  Canada 58.24 +3.68
40 36 Mackenzie Wood  Canada 58.27 +3.71
41 44 Tvrtko Ljutić  Croatia 58.45 +3.89
42 57 Ohra Kimishima  Japan 58.52 +3.96
48 Andrei Stănescu  Romania 58.52 +3.96
44 54 Louis Masquelier  Belgium 58.58 +4.02
45 35 Matthew Ryan  Ireland 58.70 +4.14
46 60 Maxx Parys  United States 59.01 +4.45
47 49 Joey Steggall  Australia 59.38 +4.82
48 43 Ezio Leonetti  Albania 60.97 +5.63
49 47 Uglješa Pantelić  Serbia 60.97 +6.13
50 52 Vladislav Shlemov  Kazakhstan 1:01.15 +6.59
51 61 Gauti Guðmundsson  Iceland 1:01.32 +6.76
52 51 Christos Marmarellis  Greece 1:01.73 +7.17
53 59 Kim Si-won  South Korea 1:01.96 +7.40
54 53 Tamás Trunk  Hungary 1:02.10 +7.54
55 45 Derin Berkin  Turkey 1:02.61 +8.05
56 55 Mirko Lazarevski  North Macedonia 1:03.43 +8.87
57 50 Roham Saba  Iran 1:04.45 +9.89
1 Sindre Myklebust  Norway Did not finish
23 Robert Holmes  Great Britain
62 Eduard Hallberg  Finland
12 Vincent Wieser  Austria Disqualified
56 Mackenson Florindo  Haiti Did not start

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Alpine Skiing – Men's Super-G/Men's Alpine Combined Run 1 – Super-G – Start List" (PDF). lausanne2020.sport. 11 January 2020. Archived from the original (PDF) on 12 January 2020. Retrieved 12 January 2020.
  2. ^ "Alpine Skiing – Men's Super-G – Results" (PDF). lausanne2020.sport. 11 January 2020. Archived from the original (PDF) on 13 January 2020. Retrieved 12 January 2020.