World Junior Alpine Skiing Championships 2018

The World Junior Alpine Skiing Championships 2018 were the 37th World Junior Alpine Skiing Championships, held between 30 January and 8 February 2018 in Davos, Switzerland.

Schedule

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Eleven events will be held.[1]

Date Time Events
30 January 09:00 Ladies giant slalom first run
13:00 Ladies giant slalom second run
31 January 09:00 Ladies slalom first run
10:30 Men downhill first run
12:15 Ladies slalom second run
13:30 Men downhill second run
2 February
10:00 Men Super-G
3 February
17:00 Team Event
4 February 09:00 Men combined - Slalom
10:30 Ladies Super-G
13:30 Men combined - Super-G
5 February 09:30 Ladies combined - Slalom
12:30 Ladies combined - Super-G
6 February 09:15 Men giant slalom first run
13:15 Men giant slalom second run
7 February 09:15 Men slalom first run
13:15 Men slalom second run
8 February
11:30 Ladies downhill

Medal winners

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Men's events

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Downhill[2] Marco Odermatt
  Switzerland
2:20.18 Sam Mulligan
  Canada
2:20.20 Lars Rösti
  Switzerland
2:20.21
Super-G[3] Marco Odermatt
  Switzerland
1:07.59 River Radamus
  United States
1:08.47 Luke Winters
  United States
1:08.50
Giant Slalom[4] Marco Odermatt
  Switzerland
1:39.47 Fabio Gstrein
  Austria
1:40.44 Albert Popov
  Bulgaria
1:40.79
Slalom[5] Clément Noël
  France
1:45.31 Alex Vinatzer
  Italy
1:48.08 Joachim Jagge Lindstøl
  Norway
1:48.49
Combined[6] Marco Odermatt
  Switzerland
2:01.77 Semyel Bissig
  Switzerland
2:02.02 Raphael Haaser
  Austria
2:02.67

Ladies events

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Downhill[7] Kajsa Vickhoff Lie
  Norway
1:10.10 Juliana Suter
  Switzerland
1:10.38 Yuliya Pleshkova
  Russia
1:10.65
Super-G[8] Kajsa Vickhoff Lie
  Norway
1:12.22 Franziska Gritsch
  Austria
1:12.27 Stephanie Jenal
  Switzerland
1:12.85
Giant Slalom[9] Julia Scheib
  Austria
1:39.66 Katharina Liensberger
  Austria
1:39.79 Riikka Honkanen
  Finland
1:40.60
Slalom[10] Meta Hrovat
  Slovenia
1:46.51 Franziska Gritsch
  Austria
1:47.23 Aline Danioth
  Switzerland
1:47.76
Combined[11] Aline Danioth
  Switzerland
2:03.41 Meta Hrovat
  Slovenia
2:03.97 Franziska Gritsch
  Austria
2:04.57

Team event

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Team event[12]   Switzerland
Camille Rast
Marco Odermatt
Aline Danioth
Semyel Bissig
  Norway
Kajsa Vickhoff Lie
Lucas Braathen
Kaja Norbye
Joachim Jagge Lindstøl
  Austria
Julia Scheib
Simon Rueland
Franziska Gritsch
Fabio Gstrein

Medal table

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Switzerland (SUI)62311
2  Norway (NOR)2114
3  Austria (AUT)1438
4  Slovenia (SLO)1102
5  France (FRA)1001
6  United States (USA)0112
7  Canada (CAN)0101
  Italy (ITA)0101
9  Bulgaria (BUL)0011
  Finland (FIN)0011
  Russia (RUS)0011
Totals (11 entries)11111133

References

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