Italy at The 2002 Winter Olympics - Alpine Skiing

Alpine Skiing

Men
Athlete Event Race 1 Race 2 Total
Time Time Time Rank
Kristian Ghedina Downhill 1:42.54 35
Kurt Sulzenbacher 1:41.56 22
Alessandro Fattori 1:41.24 19
Roland Fischnaller 1:40.85 17
Alessandro Fattori Super-G DNF –
Kurt Sulzenbacher 1:26.44 26
Patrick Staudacher 1:23.95 18
Roland Fischnaller 1:23.87 17
Giorgio Rocca Giant Slalom 1:14.91 1:12.94 2:27.85 26
Alessandro Roberto 1:14.65 1:12.88 2:27.53 22
Alexander Ploner 1:12.86 DNF DNF –
Massimiliano Blardone 1:12.72 1:12.15 2:24.87 8
Alan Perathoner Slalom DNF – DNF –
Giancarlo Bergamelli DNF – DNF –
Edoardo Zardini DNF – DNF –
Giorgio Rocca DNF – DNF –

Men's combined

Athlete Downhill Slalom Total
Time Time 1 Time 2 Total time Rank
Kurt Sulzenbacher 1:41.49 DNF – DNF –
Alessandro Fattori 1:40.15 50.30 55.12 3:25.57 13
Patrick Staudacher 1:39.23 49.51 53.73 3:22.47 7


Women
Athlete Event Race 1 Race 2 Total
Time Time Time Rank
Lucia Recchia Downhill 1:42.80 24
Daniela Ceccarelli 1:42.03 20
Patrizia Bassis 1:41.56 17
Isolde Kostner 1:40.01 02 !
Patrizia Bassis Super-G DNF –
Isolde Kostner 1:14.99 13
Karen Putzer 1:13.86 03 !
Daniela Ceccarelli 1:13.59 01 !
Nicole Gius Giant Slalom 1:18.58 1:16.96 2:35.54 19
Silke Bachmann 1:17.92 1:16.02 2:33.94 16
Denise Karbon 1:17.75 1:15.81 2:33.56 14
Karen Putzer 1:17.43 1:15.51 2:32.94 10
Sonia Vierin Slalom DNF – DNF –
Denise Karbon DNF – DNF –
Silke Bachmann 55.69 57.25 1:52.94 18
Nicole Gius 55.57 55.44 1:51.01 10

Women's combined

Athlete Downhill Slalom Total
Time Time 1 Time 2 Total time Rank
Patrizia Bassis 1:16.72 52.16 49.20 2:58.08 21
Elena Tagliabue 1:17.66 49.03 47.27 2:53.96 19
Lucia Recchia 1:17.28 48.88 46.94 2:53.10 18
Daniela Ceccarelli 1:16.75 48.35 46.71 2:51.81 15

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