Italy at The 1994 Winter Olympics - Alpine Skiing

Alpine Skiing

Men
Athlete Event Race 1 Race 2 Total
Time Time Time Rank
Luigi Colturi Downhill 1:47.05 21
Kristian Ghedina 1:46.99 20
Pietro Vitalini 1:46.48 13
Peter Runggaldier 1:46.39 12
Alessandro Fattori Super-G DNF –
Pietro Vitalini 1:34.46 16
Peter Runggaldier 1:34.44 15
Werner Perathoner 1:33.10 5
Gianfranco Martin Giant Slalom 1:32.28 1:27.56 2:59.84 29
Alberto Tomba 1:29.53 DSQ DSQ –
Norman Bergamelli 1:29.39 1:23.73 2:53.12 6
Gerhard Königsrainer 1:29.16 1:24.45 2:53.61 10
Norman Bergamelli Slalom DNF – DNF –
Fabrizio Tescari DNF – DNF –
Alberto Tomba 1:02.84 59.33 2:02.17 02 !
Angelo Weiss 1:02.77 1:00.95 2:03.72 8

Men's combined

Athlete Downhill Slalom Total
Time Time 1 Time 2 Total time Rank
Gianfranco Martin 1:38.84 53.58 50.27 3:22.69 15
Alessandro Fattori 1:38.25 53.77 DNF DNF –
Kristian Ghedina 1:38.14 54.28 50.75 3:23.17 16


Women
Athlete Event Race 1 Race 2 Total
Time Time Time Rank
Bibiana Perez Downhill DNF –
Barbara Merlin 1:38.65 25
Morena Gallizio 1:37.94 14
Isolde Kostner 1:36.85 03 !
Bibiana Perez Super-G DNF –
Deborah Compagnoni 1:23.54 17
Morena Gallizio 1:22.73 5
Isolde Kostner 1:22.45 03 !
Morena Gallizio Giant Slalom DNF – DNF –
Sabina Panzanini 1:22.94 1:13.59 2:36.53 15
Lara Magoni 1:21.85 1:12.82 2:34.67 7
Deborah Compagnoni 1:20.37 1:10.60 2:30.67 01 !
Lara Magoni Slalom 1:00.77 59.24 2:00.01 16
Morena Gallizio 1:00.43 57.76 1:58.19 9
Roberta Serra 1:00.39 57.49 1:57.88 7
Deborah Compagnoni 1:00.25 58.01 1:58.26 10

Women's combined

Athlete Downhill Slalom Total
Time Time 1 Time 2 Total time Rank
Barbara Merlin 1:29.67 55.79 51.85 3:17.31 16
Bibiana Perez 1:29.15 52.78 48.71 3:10.64 12
Morena Gallizio 1:28.71 49.94 48.06 3:06.71 4
Isolde Kostner 1:28.52 54.04 DNF DNF –

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