Olympic Results
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Saturday, Feb. 23, 2002
ALPINE SKIING
Men's Slalom
At Park City, Utah
Final (run times, start positions in parentheses): 1. Jean-Pierre Vidal, France, (48.01, 1; 53.05, 7), one minute 41.06 seconds; 2. Sebastien Amiez, France, (50.16, 8; 51.66, 1), 1:41.82; 3. Alain Baxter, Britain, (50.16, 8; 52.16, 2), 1:42.32; 4. Benjamin Raich, Austria, (49.34, 3; 53.07, 8), 1:42.41; 5. Kilian Albrecht, Austria, (50.26, 10; 52.19, 3), 1:42.45; 6. Urs Imboden, Switzerland, (49.61, 5; 52.87, 6), 1:42.48; 7. Kjetil Andre Aamodt, Norway, (49.92, 7; 52.80, 5), 1:42.72; 8. Markus Larsson, Sweden, (50.29, 11; 52.57, 4), 1:42.86; 9. Jure Kosir, Slovenia, (49.80, 6; 53.54, 11), 1:43.34; 10. Ole Christian Furuseth, Norway, (51.03, 18; 53.36, 10), 1:44.39.
11. Andrzej Bachleda, Poland, (51.43, 23; 53.22, 9), 1:44.65; 12. Chip Knight, U.S., (50.85, 17; 54.01, 14), 1:44.86; 13. Tom Stiansen, Norway, (50.74, 16; 54.45, 16), 1:45.19; 14. Erik Schlopy, U.S., (51.27, 21; 53.94, 12), 1:45.21; 15. Michael Von Gruenigen, Switzerland, (51.38, 22; 53.97, 13), 1:45.35; 16. (38) Stanley Hayer, Czech Republic, (51.97, 26; 54.15, 15), 1:46.12;
17. (36) Thomas Grandi, Camore, Alta., (51.15, 20; 55.08, 17), 1:46.23; 18. (39) Cristian Javier Simari Birkner, Argentina, (51.55, 24; 55.27, 18), 1:46.82; 19. (32) Kiminobu Kimura, Japan, (52.46, 29; 55.97, 20), 1:48.43; 20. (48) Michal Rajcan, Slovakia, (52.73, 30; 55.93, 19), 1:48.66.
21. (42) Noel Baxter, Britain, (53.66, 32; 55.98, 21), 1:49.64; 22. (31) Kristinn Bjornsson, Iceland, (53.05, 31; 56.76, 23), 1:49.81; 23. (50) Gareth Trayner, Britain, (54.58, 35; 56.33, 22), 1:50.91; 24. (49) Angel Pumpalov, Bulgaria, (53.72, 33; 58.21, 24), 1:51.93; 25. (1) Bode Miller, U.S., (48.37, 2; 1:04.42, 32), 1:52.79; 26. (55) Ivars Ciaguns, Latvia, (56.31, 38; 58.42, 25), 1:54.73; 27. (62) Marko Djordjevic, Yugoslavia, (55.95, 37; 1:00.04, 26), 1:55.99; 28. (66) Alexander Heath, South Africa, (56.37, 39; 1:00.56, 30), 1:56.93; 29. (56) Johann F. Haraldsson, Iceland, (56.98, 43; 1:00.19, 28), 1:57.17; 30. (53) Tahir Bisic, Bosnia-Herzegovina, (57.55, 44; 1:00.17, 27), 1:57.72.
31. (60) Kang Min Heuk, South Korea, (58.01, 45; 1:00.47, 29), 1:58.48; 32. (57) Byon Jong Moon, South Korea, (58.38, 46; 1:03.20, 31), 2:01.58; 33. (76) Atakan Alaftargil, Turkey, (1:03.10, 49; 1:07.26, 33), 2:10.36; 34. (70) Peter Vincze, Hungary, (1:01.46, 48; 1:14.11, 34), 2:15.57.
First Run
Not Ranked
(51) Borek Zakouril, Czech Republic, DNS; (2) Rainer Schoenfelder, Austria, DNF; (6) Giorgio Rocca, Italy, DNF; (7) Kalle Palander, Finland, DNF; (17) Manfred Pranger, Austria, DNF; (21) Markus Eberle, Germany, DNF; (26) Jean-Philippe Roy, Ste-Flavie, Que., DNF; (28) Truls Ove Karlsen, Norway, DNF; (29) Edoardo Zardini, Italy, DNF; (30) Giancarlo Bergamelli, Italy, DNF; (33) Alan Perathoner, Italy, DNF; (41) Akira Sasaki, Japan, DNF; (43) Stefan Georgiev, Bulgaria, DNF; (46) Jan Holicky, Czech Republic, DNF; (47) Bjoergvin Bjoergvinsson, Iceland, DNF; (58) Todd Haywood, New Zealand, DNF; (59) Ivan Heimschild, Slovakia, DNF; (61) Kristinn Magnusson, Iceland, DNF.
(63) Jesse Teat, New Zealand, DNF; (64) Lee Ki Hyun, South Korea, DNF; (68) Danil Anisimov, Kazakhstan, DNF; (69) Dejan Panovski, Macedonia, DNF; (71) Laurence Thoms, Fiji, DNF; (73) Robert Makharashvili, Georgia, DNF; (75) Bagher Kalhor, Iran, DNF; (77) Arsen Harutyunyan, Armenia, DNF; (78) Elbrus Isakov, Azerbaijan, DNF; (25) Kentaro Minagawa, Japan, DQ.
Second run
Not Ranked
(4) Mitja Kunc, Slovenia, DNF; (5) Ivica Kostelic, Croatia, DNF; (13) Pierrick Bourgeat, France, DNF; (14) Drago Grubelnik, Slovenia, DNF; (22) Rene Mlekuz, Slovenia, DNF; (27) Markus Ganahl, Liechtenstein, DNF; (34) Tom Rothrock, Cashmere, Wash., DNF; (40) Ondrej Bank, Czech Republic, DNF; (44) Niki Fuerstauer, Lebanon, DNF; (52) Alex Antor, Andorra, DNF.
(54) Michael Dickson, Australia, DNF; (67) Nikolay Skriabin, Ukraine, DNF; (72) Theodoros Christodoulou, Cyprus, DNF; (74) Kamil Urumbaev, Uzbekistan, DNF; (45) Hur Seung Wook, South Korea, DQ; (65) Vassilis Dimitriadis, Greece, DQ.
BOBSLEIGH
Four-Man
At Park City, Utah
Final: 1. Germany 2 (Andre Lange; Enrico Kuehn; Kevin Kuske; Carsten Embach), 3:07.51; 2. U.S. 1 (Todd Hays; Randy Jones; Bill Schuffenhauer; Garrett Hines), 3:07.81; 3. U.S. 2 (Brian Shimer; Mike Kohn; Doug Sharp; Dan Steele), 3:07.86; 4. Switzerland 1 (Martin Annen; Silvio Schaufelberger; Beat Hefti; Cedric Grand), 3:07.95; 5. France 1 (Bruno Mingeon; Eric le Chanony; Christophe Fouquet; Alexandre Arbez), 3:08.56.
6. Switzerland 2 (Christian Reich; Steve Anderhub; Guido Acklin; Urs Aeberhard), 3:08.59; 7. Latvia 1 (Sandis Prusis; Marcis Rullis; Janis Silarajs; Janis Ozols), 3:09.06; 8. Russia 1 (Evgeny Popov; Petr Makarchuk; Sergey Golubev; Dmitry Stepushkin), 3:09.15;
9. Canada 1 (Pierre Lueders, Edmonton; Ken LeBlanc, Calgary; Giulio Zardo, Montreal; Pascal Caron, Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Que.), 3:09.17; 10. France 2 (Bruno Thomas; Michel Andre; Thibault Giroud; Philippe Paviot), 3:09.20.
11. Britain 1 (Neil Scarisbrick; Scott Rider; Philip Goedluck; Dean Ward), 3:09.37; 12. Latvia 2 (Gatis Guts; Intars Dicmanis; Maris Rozentals; Gunars Bumbulis), 3:09.44; 13. Austria 1 (Wolfgang Stampfer; Michael Mueller; Klaus Seelos; Martin Schuetzenauer), 3:09.57; 14. Britain 2 (Lee Johnston; Philip Harries; David McCalla; Paul Attwood), 3:09.77; 15. Czech Republic 1 (Pavel Puskar; Ivo Danilevic; Milan Studnicka; Jan Kobian), 3:09.93.
16. Russia 2 (Alexander Zubkov; Alexei Seliverstov; Philippe Egorov; Alexey Andryunin), 3:10.15; 17. Netherlands 1 (Arend Glas; Arnold van Calker; Timothy Beck; Marcel Welten), 3:10.38; 18. Poland 1 (Tomasz Zyla; Dawid Kupczyk; Krzysztof Sienko; Tomasz Gatka), 3:10.73; 19. Italy 1 (Fabrizio Tosini; Andrea Pais de Libera; Massimiliano Rota; Giona Cividino), 3:10.96; 20. Japan 1 (Hiroshi Suzuki; Shinji Miura; Shinji Doigawa; Masanori Inoue), 3:11.17.
21. Romania 1 (Florian Enache; Adrian Duminicel; Iulian Pacioianu; Teodor Demetriad), 3:11.66; 22. Ukraine 1 (Oleg Polivach; Bohdan Zamostyanyk; Oleksandr Ivanyshyn; Yuriy Zhuravskyy), 3:13.77; 23. Hungary 1 (Nicholas Frankl; Peter Pallai; Bertalan Pinter; Zsolt Zsombor), 3:14.55; 24. Slovakia 1 (Milan Jagnesak; Brano Prielozny; Marian Vanderka; Robert Krestanko), 3:15.42; 25. Yugoslavia 1 (Boris Radjenovic; Dalibor Djurdjic; Raso Vucinic; Vuk Radjenovic), 3:15.55.
26. Croatia 1 (Ivan Sola; Boris Lovric; Duliano Koludra; Niki Drpic), 3:16.14; 27. Brazil 1 (Eric L W Maleson; Matheus F Inocencio; Edson Bindilatti; Cristiano Rogerio Paes), 3:16.73; 28. Monaco 1 (Albert Grimaldi; Charles Oula; Jean-Francois Calmes; Patrice Servelle), 3:17.19; 29. Taiwan 1 (Chin-san Chen; Chien-;i Chen; Ruei-ming Lin; Chien-sheng Chen), 3:17.76.
NR, Norway 1 (Arnfinn Kristiansen; Ole Christian Stroemberg; Bjarne Roeyland; Mariusz Konrad Musial), DQ; NR, Germany 1 (Christoph Langen; Markus Zimmermann; Franz Sagmeister; Stefan Barucha), DNS; NR, New Zealand 1 (Alan Henderson; Steve Harrison; Angus Ross; Mark Edmond), DNS; NR, U.S. Virgin Islands 1 (Keith Sudziarski; Paul Zar; Christian Brown; Michael Savitch), DNS.
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
Men's 50-km Classical
At Midway, Utah
Final: 1. Johann Muehlegg, Spain, two hours six minutes 5.9 seconds; 2. Mikhail Ivanov, Russia, 2:06:20.8; 3. Andrus Veerpalu, Estonia, 2:06:44.5; 4. Odd-Bjoern Hjelmeset, Norway, 2:08:41.5; 5. Andreas Schluetter, Germany, 2:08:54.8; 6. Mikhail Botvinov, Austria, 2:09:21.7; 7. Hiroyuki Imai, Japan, 2:09:41.3; 8. Anders Aukland, Norway, 2:10:05.7; 9. Lukas Bauer, Czech Republic, 2:10:41.9; 10. Frode Estil, Norway, 2:10:44.8.
11. Erling Jevne, Norway, 2:12:06.6; 12. Giorgio di Centa, Italy, 2:12:59.6; 13. Martin Bajcicak, Slovakia, 2:13:07.9; 14. Andrej Nevzorov, Kazakhstan, 2:13:53.1; 15. Fabio Maj, Italy, 2:14:32.4; 16. Vladimir Vilissov, Russia, 2:14:37.5; 17. Magnus Ingesson, Sweden, 2:14:48.6; 18. Per Elofsson, Sweden, 2:14:50.6; 19. Raul Olle, Estonia, 2:15:00.0; 20. Jiri Magal, Czech Republic, 2:15:06.8.
21. Juan J. Gutierrez, Spain, 2:15:14.4; 22. Jens Filbrich, Germany, 2:15:44.8; 23. Roman Leybyuk, Ukraine, 2:15:50.9; 24. Andrei Golovko, Kazakhstan, 2:16:42.2; 25. Marc Mayer, Austria, 2:16:51.1; 26. Serguei Krianine, Russia, 2:16:59.8; 27. Ivan Batory, Slovakia, 2:17:25.2; 28. Fabio Santus, Italy, 2:17:41.4; 29. Masaaki Kozu, Japan, 2:17:51.9; 30. Alexei Prokourorov, Russia, 2:18:30.4.
31. Mathias Fredriksson, Sweden, 2:18:42.1; 32. Sami Pietila, Finland, 2:19:10.7; 33. Karri Hietamaeki, Finland, 2:19:32.0; 34. Wilhelm Aschwanden, Switzerland, 2:19:33.9; 35. John Bauer, U.S., 2:19:35.7; 36. Maxim Odnodvortsev, Kazakhstan, 2:19:50.3; 37. Igor Zubrilin, Kazakhstan, 2:20:25.7; 38. Markus Hasler, Liechtenstein, 2:20:31.8; 39. Reto Burgermeister, Switzerland, 2:20:43.3; 40. Katsuhito Ebisawa, Japan, 2:21:05.3.
41. Donald Farley, Lorraine, Que., 2:21:26.5; 42. Alexij Tregobov, Belarus, 2:22:29.3; 43. Hiroshi Kudo, Japan, 2:23:02.3; 44. Petr Michl, Czech Republic, 2:23:43.3; 45. Ricardas Panavas, Lithuania, 2:23:56.4; 46. Alexander Sannikov, Belarus, 2:24:14.2; 47. Patrick Roelli, Switzerland, 2:24:34.4; 48. Aleksandr Schalak, Belarus, 2:24:37.2; 49. Kuisma Taipale, Finland, 2:24:40.5; 50. Meelis Aasmae, Estonia, 2:27:18.8.
51. Milan Sperl, Czech Republic, 2:28:28.8; 52. Vladislavas Zybailo, Lithuania, 2:29:27.4; 53. Andrew Johnson, U.S., 2:32:44.3; 54. Damir Jurcevic, Croatia, 2:35:54.9; 55. Denis Klobucar, Croatia, 2:35:58.8; 56. Han Dawei, China, 2:44:50.0; 57. Vadim Gusev, Lithuania, 2:45:23.0; 58. Aram Hajiyan, Armenia, 2:48:48.1.
NR, Patrick Weaver, U.S., DNS; NR, Niklas Jonsson, Sweden, DNS; NR, Nikolai Semeniako, Belarus, DNS; NR, Haritz Zunzunegui, Spain, DNF; NR, Justin Wadsworth, U.S., DNF; NR, Alexander Penna, Brazil, DNF.
SPEED SKATING
Long Track
At Kearns, Utah
Women's 5,000 metres
Final: 1. Claudia Pechstein, Germany, 6:46.91 (world record); 2. Gretha Smit, Netherlands, 6:49.22;
3. Clara Hughes, Winnipeg, 6:53.53;
4. Cindy Klassen, Winnipeg, 6:55.89; 5. Varvara Barysheva, Russia, 6:56.97; 6. Anni Friesinger, Germany, 6:58.39; 7. Tonny de Jong, Netherlands, 7:01.17; 8. Maki Tabata, Japan, 7:06.32; 9. Catherine Raney, U.S., 7:06.89;
10, Kristina Groves, Ottawa, 7:07.16.
11. Valentina Yakshina, Russia, 7:08.42; 12. Daniela Anschuetz, Germany, 7:10.17; 13. Marja Vis, Netherlands, 7:19.08; 14. Annie Driscoll, U.S., 7:35.23; NR, Lyudmila Prokasheva, Kazakhstan, DNF; NR, Nami Nemoto, Japan, DNF.
Short Track
At Salt Lake City
Men's 500 metres
First Round
Heat 1: 1. Li Jiajun, China, 43.690 (Q); 2. Arian Nachbar, Germany, 44.057 (Q); 3. Matus Uzak, Slovakia, 44.499; 4. Assen Pandov, Bulgaria, 1:17.124.
Heat 2: 1. Simon van Vossel, Belgium, 43.119 (Q); 2. Apolo Anton Ohno, Seattle, 43.214 (Q); 3. Cees Juffermans, Netherlands, 43.253; 4. Andrew McNee, Australia, 44.289.
Heat 3: 1. Takafumi Nishitani, Japan, 43.211 (Q);
2. Marc Gagnon, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Que., 43.395 (Q); 3. Krisztian Szabo, Hungary, 44.143; 4. Volodymyr Hryhoryev, Ukraine, 1:10.431.
Heat 4: 1. Kim Dong-sung, South Korea, 42.834 (Q); 2. Rusty Smith, U.S., 42.849 (Q); 3. Dave Allardice, Britain, 42.980; 4. Ganbat Jargalanchuluun, Mongolia, 52.225.
Heat 5: 1. Fabio Carta, Italy, 43.787 (Q); 2. Bruno Loscos, France, 43.864 (Q); 3. Leon Flack, Britain, 43.965; 4. Mark Jackson, New Zealand, 44.064.
Heat 6: 1. Feng Kai, China, 43.084 (Q); 2. Wim de Deyne, Belgium, 43.205 (Q); 3. Martin Johansson, Sweden, 43.435; 4. Krystian Zdrojkowski, Poland, 44.117.
Heat 7:
1. Jonathan Guilmette, Montreal, 42.326 (Q) (Olympic record); 2. Satoru Terao, Japan, 42.334 (Q); 3. Balazs Knoch, Hungary, 42.533; 4e Miroslav Boiadjiev, Bulgaria, 43.462.
Heat 8: 1. Nicola Franceschina, Italy, 42.876 (Q); 2. Steven Bradbury, Australia, 43.226 (Q); 3. Ludovic Mathieu, France, 43.790 (Q); NR, Lee Seung-jae, South Korea, DQ.
Quarter-finals
Heat 1:
1. Jonathan Guilmette, Montreal, 42.809 (Q); 2. Apolo Anton Ohno, U.S., 42.895 (Q); 3. Fabio Carta, Italy, 43.113; 4. Arian Nachbar, Germany, 43.626.
Heat 2: 1. Rusty Smith, U.S., 42.359 (Q);
2. Marc Gagnon, Pointe-aux-Trembles, 42.384 (Q); 3. Takafumi Nishitani, Japan, 42.535; NR, Nicola Franceschina, Italy, DQ.
Heat 3: 1. Kim Dong-sung, South Korea, 41.806 (Q); 2. Wim de Deyne, Belgium, 41.832 (Q); 3. Li Jiajun, China, 1:04.514; 4. Bruno Loscos, France, 1:39.879.
Heat 4: 1. Satoru Terao, Japan, 42.692 (Q); 2. Feng Kai, China, 42.820 (Q); 3. Steven Bradbury, Australia, 44.982; 4. Ludovic Mathieu, France, 1:13.328; NR, Simon van Vossel, Belgium, DQ.
Semifinals
Heat 1: 1. Rusty Smith, U.S., 41.916 (Q);
2. Marc Gagnon, Pointe-aux-Trembles, 41.981 (Q); 3. Kim Dong-sung, South Korea, 41.990; 4. Wim de Deyne, Belgium, 42.823.
Heat 2:
1. Jonathan Guilmette, Montreal, 42.201 (Q); 2. Feng Kai, China, 42.266 (Q); 3. Satoru Terao, Japan, 1:05.790 (Q); NR, Apolo Anton Ohno, Seattle, DQ.
Final A
1. Marc Gagnon, Pointe-aux-Trembles, 41.802;
2. Jonathan Guilmette, Montreal, 41.994; 3. Rusty Smith, U.S., 42.027; 4. Feng Kai, China, 42.112; 5. Satoru Terao, Japan, 42.219.
Final B
1, Kim Dong-sung, South Korea, 42.076; 2. Wim de Deyne, Belgium, 42.961.
Men's 5,000m Relay
Final A
1. Canada (Marc Gagnon, Pointe-aux-Trembles; Jonathan Guilmette, Montreal; Francois-Louis Tremblay, Boucherville, Que.; Mathieu Turcotte, Montreal), 6:51.579; 2. Italy (Maurizio Carnino; Fabio Carta; Nicola Franceschina; Nicola Rodigari), 6:56.327; 3, China (Li Jiajun; Li Ye; Feng Kai; Guo Wei), 6:59.633; 4. U.S. (Apolo Anton Ohno; Rusty Smith; Dan Weinstein; Ron Biondo), 7:03.926.
Final B
1. Japan (Satoru Terao; Takafumi Nishitani; Takehiro Kodera; Yugo Shinohara), 7:19.893; 2. Australia (Steven Bradbury; Stephen Lee; Alex McEwan; Andrew McNee), 7:45.271; NR, Belgium (Simon van Vossel; Pieter Gysel; Ward Janssens; Wim de Deyne), DQ.
Women's 1,000 metres
Quarter-finals
Heat 1: 1. Yang (A) Yang, China, 1:31.235 (Q); 2. Ko Gi-hHyun, South Korea, 1:31.349 (Q); 3. Caroline Hallisey, U.S., 1:33.007; 4. Nina Evteeva, Russia, 1:36.519.
Heat 2:
1. Alanna Kraus, Abbotsford, B.C., 1:36.683 (Q); 2. Evgenia Radanova, Bulgaria, 1:36.727 (Q); 3. Sarah Lindsay, Britain, 1:36.753; 4. Christin Priebst, Germany, 1:36.848.
Heat 3: 1. Choi Eun-kyung, South Korea, 1:34.842 (Q); 2. Chikage Tanaka, Japan, 1:34.960 (Q); 3. Stephanie Bouvier, France, 1:35.409; 4. Yvonne Kunze, Germany, 1:35.830.
Heat 4: 1. Yang (S) Yang, China, 1:33.561 (Q);
2. Marie-Eve Drolet, Laterriere, Que., 1:33.578 (Q); 3. Mara Zini, Italy, 1:33.880; 4. Joanna Williams, Britain, 1:34.373.
Semifinals
Heat 1:
1. Marie-Eve Drolet, Laterriere, 1:37.916 (Q); 2. Yang (A) Yang, China, 1:38.037 (Q); 3. Chikage Tanaka, Japan, 1:38.269 (Q); 4. Choi Eun-kyung, South Korea, 1:38.523 (Q).
Heat 2: 1. Yang (S) Yang, China, 1:35.072 (Q); 2. Ko Gi-hyun, South Korea, 1:35.172 (Q);
3. Alanna Kraus, Abbotsford, 1:35.510 (Q); 4. Evgenia Radanova, Bulgaria, 1:35.607 (Q).
Final A
1. Yang (A) Yang, China, 1:36.391; 2. Ko Gi-hyun, South Korea, 1:36.427; 3. Yang (S) Yang, China, 1:37.008;
4. Marie-Eve Drolet, Laterriere, 1:37.563.
Final B
1. Evgenia Radanova, Bulgaria, 1:34.702; 2. Choi Eun-kyung, South Korea, 1:34.808; 3. Chikage Tanaka, Japan, 1:35.125;
4. Alanna Kraus, Abbotsford, 1:35.642.
