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FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007

Skiing event in Åre, Sweden

FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007

Skiing event in Åre, Sweden

FieldValue
name39th FIS Alpine World Ski Championships
logoLogo Åre 2007 Fis Alpine Ski WC.png
host_cityÅre, Sweden
events11
opening2 February 2007
closing18 February 2007
opened_byCarl XVI Gustaf
previous2005
next2009

The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 were the 39th FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, held 2–18 February in Åre, Sweden. Åre previously hosted the world championships in 1954, and often hosts late season World Cup events.

The FIS awarded the 2007 event in 2002; other finalists were Lillehammer, Norway, and Val-d'Isère, France, which was later selected to host the 2009 championships.

These were the first world championships to use the "super-combined" format (one run each of downhill and slalom) for the combined event. First run on the World Cup circuit in 2005 at Wengen, the "super-combi" format (SC) made its debut at the Winter Olympics in 2010. The traditional combined format (K) consists of one downhill run and two slalom runs.

Venues

  • The World Championships Arena was accessed via the "VM-8an," an 8-passenger hybrid lift installed in 2006. The races were held on the Gästrappet, Lundsrappet, Störtloppet and VM-Störtloppet slopes.
  • The medal ceremonies were held at the Medal Plaza at Åre Torg.
  • The opening ceremony was held at the Festival Arena, situated outside the Holiday Club Hotel by Lake Åre.

Course information

ski area
RaceStart
elevationFinish
elevationVertical
dropCourse
lengthMinimum
gradientMaximum
gradientAverage
gradient
Downhill – men1240 m396 m844 m2.922 km7%69%33%
Downhill – women10553966592.23614%69%31%
Super-G – men10333966372.12710%69%34%
Super-G – women9713965751.90314%69%32%
Giant slalom – men8123964161.30813%69%35%
Giant slalom – women7963964001.25717%48%36%
Slalom – men6153962190.74019%48%32%
Slalom – women5823961860.6214%48%32%
RaceStart
elevationFinish
elevationVertical
dropCourse
lengthMinimum
gradientMaximum
gradientAverage
gradient
Downhill – men4068 ft1299 ft2769 ft1.816 mi.7%69%33%
Downhill – women3461129921621.38914%69%31%
Super-G – men3389129920901.32210%69%34%
Super-G – women3186129918871.18214%69%32%
Giant slalom – men2664129913650.81313%69%35%
Giant slalom – women2612129913130.78117%48%36%
Slalom – men201812997190.46019%48%32%
Slalom – women190912996100.38814%48%32%

Opening ceremony

2 February 19:00

  • The King of Sweden, Carl XVI Gustaf, officially opened the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships

Men's events

Men's [[Downhill (ski competition)|downhill]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Men's downhill

10 February 12:30. Race postponed to 11 February 10:00 CET due to foggy weather conditions.

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Aksel Lund SvindalNOR1:44.68
Jan HudecCAN1:45.40+0.72
Patrik JärbynSWE1:45.65+0.97

Men's [[super-G]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Men's super-G

Originally planned for 3 February 12:30; postponed to 5 February due to wind conditions.

Race was postponed for a second time, to 6 February 10:00 CET.

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Patrick StaudacherITA1:14.30
Fritz StroblAUT1:14.62+0.32
Bruno KernenSUI1:14.92+0.62

Men's [[giant slalom]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Men's giant slalom

Qualification: 12 February 10:00/13:30

Final: 14 February 10:00/13:00

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Aksel Lund SvindalNOR2:19.64
Daniel AlbrechtSUI2:20.12+0.48
Didier CucheSUI2:20.56+0.92

Men's [[slalom skiing|slalom]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Men's slalom

Qualification: 15 February 10:00/13:30

Final: 17 February 10:00/13:00

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Mario MattAUT1:57.33
Manfred MölggITA1:59.14+1.81
Jean-Baptiste GrangeFRA1:59.54+2.21

Men's [[alpine skiing combined|super combined]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Men's super combined

8 February 12:30/16:00

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Daniel AlbrechtSUI2:28.99
Benjamin RaichAUT2:29.07+0.08
Marc BerthodSUI2:29.23+0.24

Women's events

Women's [[Downhill (ski competition)|downhill]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Women's downhill

11 February 12:30

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Anja PärsonSWE1:26.89
Lindsey C. KildowUSA1:27.29+0.40
Nicole HospAUT1:27.37+0.48

Women's [[super-G]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Women's super-G

Originally planned for 4 February 12:30; postponed to 6 February due to wind conditions.

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Anja PärsonSWE1:18.85
Lindsey C. KildowUSA1:19.17+0.32
Renate GötschlAUT1:19.38+0.53

Women's [[giant slalom]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Women's giant slalom

13 February 17:00/20:00

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Nicole HospAUT2:31.72
Maria Pietilä-HolmnerSWE2:32.57+ 0.85
Denise KarbonITA2:32.69+ 0.97

Women's [[slalom skiing|slalom]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Women's slalom

16 February 17:00/20:00

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Šárka ZáhrobskáCZE1:43.91
Marlies SchildAUT1:44.02+0.11
Anja PärsonSWE1:44.07+0.16

Women's [[alpine skiing combined|super combined]]

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Women's super combined

9 February 12:30/16:00

MedalNameNationTimeDiff.
Anja PärsonSWE1:57.69
Julia MancusoUSA1:58.50+0.81
Marlies SchildAUT1:58.54+0.85

Team event

Nations team event

Main article: FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2007 – Nations team event

18 February 10:00/13:00

This competition was part of the World Championships for the second time. Six athletes from each country, including at least two men and two women, compete in a total of four super-G and four slalom runs. Each country sends one athlete into each run, alternating between men and women. The placings of all eight competitions are added, and the country with the lowest number wins. If an athlete doesn't finish the run, gets disqualified or scores a time worse than 108% of the winning time, an extra penalty is incurred. If an athlete doesn't start, an even greater penalty is incurred.

MedalNameNationSG1SG2SG3SG4SL1SL2SL3SL4Total
AUT1112441418
SWE4847122533
SUI113212541139

Medal table

PlaceNationTotal
1AUT3
2SWE3
3NOR2
4SUI1
5ITA1
6CZE1
7USA0
8CAN0
9FRA0

Participating nations

60 nations participated: (number of athletes in parentheses)

  • AND (2)
  • ARG (2)
  • ARM (7)
  • AUS (5)
  • AUT (26)
  • BEL (5)
  • BIH (9)
  • BRA (3)
  • BUL (4)
  • CAN (20)
  • CHI (4)
  • CHN (10)
  • CRO (10)
  • CYP (3)
  • CZE (14)
  • DEN (6)
  • EST (2)
  • FIN (12)
  • FRA (23)
  • GEO (3)
  • GER (18)
  • GHA (1)
  • GBR (4)
  • GRE (2)
  • HUN (8)
  • ISL (10)
  • IRI (9)
  • IRL (4)
  • ISR (1)
  • ITA (24)
  • JPN (6)
  • KAZ (7)
  • KGZ (7)
  • LAT (8)
  • LIB (4)
  • LIE (5)
  • LTU (3)
  • LUX (2)
  • MKD (6)
  • MDA (3)
  • MON (1)
  • MNE (1)
  • NED (4)
  • NZL (8)
  • NOR (8)
  • POL (6)
  • ROM (3)
  • RUS (6)
  • SMR (2)
  • SEN (1)
  • SRB (6)
  • SVK (4)
  • SLO (16)
  • ESP (6)
  • SWE (19)
  • SUI (14)
  • TUR (4)
  • UKR (2)
  • USA (18)
  • UZB (4)

References

References

  1. (December 2019)
  2. "Åre 2007".
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