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The men's slalom of Alpine Skiing 2018 during the 2018 Winter Olympics was held on 22 February 2018 in the Yongpyong Alpine Centre. With 108 athletes competing, the event was won by Andre Myhrer from Sweden, with Ramon Zenhaeusern from Switzerland taking the silver medal and Michael Matt from Austria taking bronze.

Format[]

The competition exists out of two races. The competitor with the fastest combined time without missing one of the gates is the winner.

Preview[]

One-hundred-and-eight athletes qualified for the event, with Marcel Hirscher as one of the favorites, after winning the Giant Slalom and the alpine combined, with Henrik Kristoffersen as one of his main rivals. Behind Kristoffersen, there were several medal contenders, including Italians Mandred Moelgg and Stefano Gross, Michael Matt, whose brother Mario was the reigning Olympic champion, and Andre Myhrer.

Athlete Nationality
Daniel Yule Switzerland
Manfred Moelgg Italy
Stefano Gross Italy
Henrik Kristoffersen Norway
Marcel Hirscher Austria
Michael Matt Austria
Andre Myhrer Switzerland
Sebastian Foss-Solevaag Norway
Marco Schwarz Austria
Alexis Pinturault France
Matthias Hargin Sweden
Manuel Feller Austria
Dave Ryding Great Britain
Luca Aerni Switzerland
Ramon Zenhaeusern Switzerland
Victor Muffat-Jeandet France
Fritz Dopfer Germany
Jonathan Nordbotten Norway
Jean-Baptiste Grange France
Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen Norway
Alexander Khoroshilov Olympic Athletes from Russia
Loic Meillard Switzerland
Linus Strasser Germany
Clement Noel France
Erik Read Canada
David Chodounsky United States
Naoki Yuasa Japan
Stefan Hadalin Slovenia
Adam Zampa Slovakia
Matej Vidovic Croatia
Mark Engel United States
Phil Brown Canada
Jung Dong-hyun South Korea
Trevor Philp Canada
Kristoffer Jakobsen Sweden
Riccardo Tonetti Italy
Nolan Kasper United States
Juan del Campo Spain
Kamen Zlatkov Bulgaria
Joaquim Salarich Spain
Elias Kolega Croatia
Zan Kranjec Slovenia
Dalibor Samsal Hungary
Istok Rodes Croatia
Matej Falat Slovakia
Alex Vinatzer Italy
Albert Popov Bulgaria
Filip Zubcic Croatia
Marco Pfiffner Liechtenstein
Ondrej Berndt Czech Republic
Laurie Taylor Great Britain
Kristaps Zvejnieks Latvia
Michal Jasiczek Poland
Sam Maes Belgium
Adam Barwood New Zealand
Kai Alaerts Belgium
Andreas Zampa Slovakia
Emir Lokmic Bosnia and Herzegovina
Willis Feasey New Zealand
Filip Forejtek Czech Republic
Mohammad Kiyadarbandsari Iran
Ioannis Antoniou Greece
Jan Zabystran Czech Republic
Ivan Kuznetsov Olympic Athletes from Russia
Itamar Biran Israel
Dominic Demschar Australia
Marko Vukicevic Serbia
Patrick Brachner Azerbaijan
Eldar Salihovic Montenegro
Sturla Snaer Snorrason Iceland
Alexandru Barbu Romania
Antonio Ristevski Macedonia
Marko Stevovic Serbia
Iason Abramashvili Georgia
Tormis Laine Estonia
Adam Lamhamedi Morocco
Kim Dong Woo South Korea
Simon Breitfuss Kammerlander Bolivia
Kai Horwitz Chile
Igor Zakurdaev Kazakhstan
Marton Kekesi Hungary
Michel Macedo Brazil
Adam Kotzmann Czech Republic
Casper Dyrbye Naested Denmark
Yuri Danilochkin Belarus
Matthieu Osch Luxembourg
Serdar Deniz Turkey
Andrej Drukarov Lithuania
Michael Poettoz Colombia
Rodolfo Roberto Dickson Sommers Mexico
Ivan Kovbasnyuk Ukraine
Dinos Lefkaritis Cyprus
Nicola Zanon Thailand
Arthur Hanse Portugal
Erjon Tola Albania
Connor Wilson South Africa
Komiljon Tukhtaev Uzbekistan
Evgeniy Timofeev Kyrgyzstan
Alessandro Mariotti San Marino
Ashot Karapetyan Armenia
Shannon Abeda Eritrea
Jeffrey Webb Malaysia
Albin Tahiri Kosovo
Yohan Goncalves Goutt East Timor
Allen Behlok Lebanon
Muhammad Karim Pakistan
Kang Song Il North Korea
Choe Myong Gwang North Korea

Summary[]

Run 1[]

The biggest surprise of the first run was top favorite Marcel Hirscher making a mistake, having to retire from the race. The biggest medal contender left was Henrik Kristoffersen, who managed to establish his position as the new favorite with the fastest time of the first run. Andre Myhrer was the only one who was able to stay within 0.5 seconds from Kristoffersen, with Victor Muffat-Jeandet racing to the third time of the run, after winning bronze at the alpine combined. Manfred Moelgg and Sebastian Foss-Solevaag completed the top 5. Alexis Pinturault, who won the bronze medal at the giant slalom raced to the sixth fastest time.

Run 1 Results
Rank Nat. Name Time
1 Norway Henrik Kristoffersen 47.72
2 Sweden Andre Myhrer 47.93
3 France Victor Muffat-Jeandet 48.34
4 Italy Manfred Moelgg 48.40
5 Norway Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 48.53
6 France Alexis Pinturault 48.54
7 France Clement Noel 48.58
8 Austria Marco Schwarz 48.62
9 Switzerland Ramon Zenhaeusern 48.66
10 Sweden Kristoffer Jakobsen 48.74
11 Switzerland Daniel Yule 48.88
12 Austria Michael Matt 49.00
13 Great Britain Dave Ryding 49.09
14 Norway Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen 49.27
14 Italy Stefano Gross 49.27
16 Austria Manuel Feller 49.35
17 United States David Chodounsky 49.43
18 Croatia Istok Rodes 49.60
19 Switzerland Loic Meillard 49.63
20 Sweden Mattias Hargin 49.71
21 Olympic Athletes from Russia Alexander Khoroshilov 49.72
22 Germany Fritz Dopfer 49.79
23 Canada Erik Read 49.81
24 Slovakia Adam Zampa 49.91
25 Canada Trevor Philp 49.95
26 Canada Phil Brown 50.22
27 Great Britain Laurie Taylor 51.08
28 Liechtenstein Marco Pfiffner 51.09
29 Croatia Elias Kolega 51.18
30 Poland Michal Jasiczek 51.64
31 South Korea Jung Dong-hyun 51.79
32 Slovakia Matej Falat 51.86
33 Spain Joaquim Salarich 52.07
34 United States Nolan Kasper 52.44
35 Georgia Iason Abramashvili 52.69
36 Japan Naoki Yuasa 52.89
37 Belgium Sam Maes 52.90
38 Hungary Marton Kekesi 53.49
39 Slovakia Andreas Zampa 54.15
40 Bolivia Simon Breitfuss Kammerlander 54.66
41 Belarus Yuri Danilochkin 55.42
42 Iran Mohammad Kiyadarbandsari 55.66
43 United States Mark Engel 56.18
44 Colombia Michael Poettoz 57.46
45 Albania Erjon Tola 58.00
46 Portugal Arthur Hanse 58.26
47 Lithuania Andrej Drukarov 59.40
48 Kosovo Albin Tahiri 1:00.80
49 Kyrgyzstan Evgeniy Timofeev 1:01.56
50 Armenia Ashot Karapetyan 1:02.47
51 North Korea Choe Myong Gwang 1:09.42
52 North Korea Kang Song Il 1:11.43
- Austria Marcel Hirscher DNF
- Switzerland Luca Aerni DNF
- Norway Jonathan Nordbotten DNF
- France Jean-Baptiste Grange DNF
- Germany Linus Strasser DNF
- Slovenia Stefan Hadalin DNF
- Croatia Matej Vidovic DNF
- Italy Riccardo Tonetti DNF
- Spain Juan del Campo DNF
- Bulgaria Kamen Zlatkov DNF
- Slovenia Zan Kranjec DNF
- Hungary Dalibor Samsal DNF
- Italy Alex Vinatzer DNF
- Bulgaria Albert Popov DNF
- Croatia Filip Zubcic DNF
- Czech Republic Ondrej Berndt DNF
- Latvia Kristaps Zvejnieks DNF
- New Zealand Adam Barwood DNF
- Belgium Kai Alaerts DNF
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Emir Lokmic DNF
- New Zealand Willis Feasey DNF
- Czech Republic Filip Forejtek DNF
- Greece Ioannis Antoniou DNF
- Czech Republic Jan Zabystran DNF
- Olympic Athletes from Russia Ivan Kuznetsov DNF
- Israel Itamar Biran DNF
- Australia Dominic Demschar DNF
- Serbia Marko Vukicevic DNF
- Azerbaijan Patrick Brachner DNF
- Montenegro Eldar Salihovic DNF
- Romania Alexandru Barbu DNF
- Macedonia Antonio Ristevski DNF
- Serbia Marko Stevovic DNF
- Estonia Tormis Laine DNF
- Morocco Adam Lamhamedi DNF
- South Korea Kim Dong Woo DNF
- Chile Kai Horwitz DNF
- Kazakhstan Igot Zakurdaev DNF
- Brazil Michel Macedo DNF
- Czech Republic Adam Kotzmann DNF
- Denmark Casper Dyrbye Naested DNF
- Luxembourg Matthieu Osch DNF
- Turkey Serdar Deniz DNF
- Mexico Rodolfo Roberto Dickson Sommers DNF
- Ukraine Ivan Kovbasnyuk DNF
- Cyprus Dinos Lefkaritis DNF
- South Africa Connor Wilson DNF
- Uzbekistan Komiljon Tukhtaev DNF
- San Marino Alessandro Mariotti DNF
- Eritrea Shannon Abeda DNF
- Malaysia Jeffrey Webb DNF
- East Timor Yohan Goncalves Goutt DNF
- Lebanon Allen Behlok DNF
- Pakistan Muhammad Karim DNF
- Iceland Sturla Snaer Snorrason DNS
- Thailand Nicola Zanon DNS

Run 2[]

Despite having the fastest time of the first run, Henrik Kristoffersen wasn't able to retain his advantage, making a mistake in the second run, and having to retire from the race, just like Marcel Hirscher had done in the first run. This left the competition open, Andre Myhrer having a clear advantage of almost 0.5 seconds over Victor Muffat-Jeandet.

Michael Matt, who had a relatively slower first run, compensated for his lost time, racing to the fastest run of the second run, only 0.1 seconds in front of Ramon Zenhaeusern, managing to clinch the bronze medal, while the latter won silver. Frenchman Loic Maillard also stayed within 0.05 seconds, climbing from 19th place to 14th place in the final rankings. Croatian Elias Kolega surprised with the fourth-fastest time of the second run, with Alexander Khoroshilov getting the fifth time. Andre Myhrer managed to stay ahead of the competition, winning the gold medal, with Zenhaeusern and Matt winning silver and bronze. Frenchmen Clement Noel, Alexis Pinturault and Victor Muffat-Jeandet completed the top 6, with Kristoffer Jakobsen the only other athlete within a second of Myhrer.

Run 2 Results
Rank Nat. Name Time
1 Austria Michael Matt 50.66
2 Switzerland Ramon Zenhaeusern 50.67
3 Switzerland Loic Meillard 50.69
4 Croatia Elias Kolega 50.94
5 Olympic Athletes from Russia Alexander Khoroshilov 51.01
6 Austria Manuel Feller 51.03
7 Norway Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen 51.04
8 Sweden Andre Myhrer 51.06
9 Great Britain Dave Ryding 51.07
10 France Clement Noel 51.12
11 France Alexis Pinturault 51.18
12 Sweden Kristoffer Jakobsen 51.20
13 Switzerland Daniel Yule 51.24
14 France Victor Muffat-Jeandet 51.41
14 United States David Chodounsky 51.41
16 Italy Stefano Gross 51.44
17 Germany Fritz Dopfer 51.48
18 Sweden Mattias Hargin 51.51
19 Austria Marco Schwarz 51.57
20 Norway Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 51.65
21 Canada Phil Brown 51.72
22 Croatia Istok Rodes 51.81
23 Italy Manfred Moelgg 51.84
24 Liechtenstein Marco Pfiffner 52.22
25 Great Britain Laurie Taylor 52.33
26 Slovakia Adam Zampa 52.36
27 United States Mark Engel 53.13
28 South Korea Jung Dong-hyun 53.28
29 Georgia Iason Abramashvili 55.00
30 Hungary Marton Kekesi 55.56
31 Bolivia Simon Breitfuss Kammerlander 55.76
32 Belarus Yuri Danilochkin 56.73
33 Iran Mohammad Kiyadarbandsari 57.03
34 Canada Erik Read 58.74
35 Albania Erjon Tola 59.06
36 Slovakia Andreas Zampa 59.43
37 Colombia Michael Poettoz 1:00.00
38 Portugal Arthur Hanse 1:00.35
39 Kosovo Albin Tahiri 1:02.13
40 Kyrgyzstan Evgeniy Timofeev 1:02.37
41 Armenia Ashot Karapetyan 1:05.61
42 Lithuania Andrej Drukarov 1:07.77
43 North Korea Choe Myong Gwang 1:13.39
- Norway Henrik Kristoffersen DNF
- Canada Trevor Philp DNF
- Poland Michal Jasiczek DNF
- Slovakia Matej Falat DNF
- Spain Joaquim Salarich DNF
- United States Nolan Kasper DNF
- Japan Naoki Yuasa DNF
- Belgium Sam Maes DNF
- North Korea Kang Song Il DNF
- Austria Marcel Hirscher DNS
- Switzerland Luca Aerni DNS
- Norway Jonathan Nordbotten DNS
- France Jean-Baptiste Grange DNS
- Germany Linus Strasser DNS
- Slovenia Stefan Hadalin DNS
- Croatia Matej Vidovic DNS
- Italy Riccardo Tonetti DNS
- Spain Juan del Campo DNS
- Bulgaria Kamen Zlatkov DNS
- Slovenia Zan Kranjec DNS
- Hungary Dalibor Samsal DNS
- Italy Alex Vinatzer DNS
- Bulgaria Albert Popov DNS
- Croatia Filip Zubcic DNS
- Czech Republic Ondrej Berndt DNS
- Latvia Kristaps Zvejnieks DNS
- New Zealand Adam Barwood DNS
- Belgium Kai Alaerts DNS
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Emir Lokmic DNS
- New Zealand Willis Feasey DNS
- Czech Republic Filip Forejtek DNS
- Greece Ioannis Antoniou DNS
- Czech Republic Jan Zabystran DNS
- Olympic Athletes from Russia Ivan Kuznetsov DNS
- Israel Itamar Biran DNS
- Australia Dominic Demschar DNS
- Serbia Marko Vukicevic DNS
- Azerbaijan Patrick Brachner DNS
- Montenegro Eldar Salihovic DNS
- Romania Alexandru Barbu DNS
- Macedonia Antonio Ristevski DNS
- Serbia Marko Stevovic DNS
- Estonia Tormis Laine DNS
- Morocco Adam Lamhamedi DNS
- South Korea Kim Dong Woo DNS
- Chile Kai Horwitz DNS
- Kazakhstan Igot Zakurdaev DNS
- Brazil Michel Macedo DNS
- Czech Republic Adam Kotzmann DNS
- Denmark Casper Dyrbye Naested DNS
- Luxembourg Matthieu Osch DNS
- Turkey Serdar Deniz DNS
- Mexico Rodolfo Roberto Dickson Sommers DNS
- Ukraine Ivan Kovbasnyuk DNS
- Cyprus Dinos Lefkaritis DNS
- South Africa Connor Wilson DNS
- Uzbekistan Komiljon Tukhtaev DNS
- San Marino Alessandro Mariotti DNS
- Eritrea Shannon Abeda DNS
- Malaysia Jeffrey Webb DNS
- East Timor Yohan Goncalves Goutt DNS
- Lebanon Allen Behlok DNS
- Pakistan Muhammad Karim DNS
- Iceland Sturla Snaer Snorrason DNS
- Thailand Nicola Zanon DNS

Results[]

The last individual event in men's alpine skiing was won by Andre Myhrer, who won his second Olympic medal, after winning the bronze medal at this event eight years prior. The other medalists Ramon Zenhaeusern and Michael Matt won their first medals at the Olympic Games, in the case of the latter one at his Olympic debut. The French skiers Clement Noel, Alexis Pinturault, and Victor Muffat-Jeandet missed out on Olympic medals on less than a tenth of a second.

Result Athlete Nationality Time
Gold Andre Myhrer Sweden 1:38.99
Silver Ramon Zenhaeusern Switzerland 1:39.33
Bronze Michael Matt Austria 1:39.66
4 Clement Noel France 1:39.70
5 Alexis Pinturault France 1:39.72
6 Victor Muffat-Jeandet France 1:39.75
7 Kristoffer Jakobsen Sweden 1:39.94
8 Daniel Yule Switzerland 1:40.12
9 Dave Ryding Great Britain 1:40.16
10 Sebastian Foss-Solevaag Norway 1:40.18
11 Marco Schwarz Austria 1:40.19
12 Manfred Moelgg Italy 1:40.24
13 Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen Norway 1:40.31
14 Loic Meillard Switzerland 1:40.32
15 Manuel Feller Austria 1:40.38
16 Stefano Gross Italy 1:40.71
17 Alexander Khoroshilov Olympic Athletes from Russia 1:40.73
18 David Chodounsky United States 1:40.84
19 Mattias Hargin Sweden 1:41.22
20 Fritz Dopfer Germany 1:41.27
21 Istok Rodes Croatia 1:41.41
22 Phil Brown Canada 1:41.94
23 Elias Kolega Croatia 1:42.12
24 Adam Zampa Slovakia 1:42.27
25 Marco Pfiffner Liechtenstein 1:43.31
26 Laurie Taylor Great Britain 1:43.41
27 Jung Dong-hyun South Korea 1:45.07
28 Iason Abramashvili Georgia 1:47.69
29 Erik Read Canada 1:48.55
30 Marton Kekesi Hungary 1:49.05
31 Mark Engel United States 1:49.31
32 Simon Breitfuss Kammerlander Bolivia 1:50.42
33 Yuri Danilochkin Belarus 1:52.15
34 Mohammad Kiyadarbandsari Iran 1:52.69
35 Andreas Zampa Slovakia 1:53.58
36 Erjon Tola Albania 1:57.06
37 Michael Poettoz Colombia 1:57.46
38 Arthur Hanse Portugal 1:58.61
39 Albin Tahiri Kosovo 2:02.93
40 Evgeniy Timofeev Kyrgyzstan 2:03.93
41 Andrej Drukarov Lithuania 2:07.17
42 Ashot Karapetyan Armenia 2:08.08
43 Choe Myong Gwang North Korea 2:22.81
- Henrik Kristoffersen Norway DNF
- Naoki Yuasa Japan DNF
- Trevor Philp Canada DNF
- Nolan Kasper United States DNF
- Joaquim Salarich Spain DNF
- Matej Falat Slovakia DNF
- Michal Jasiczek Poland DNF
- Sam Maes Belgium DNF
- Kang Song Il North Korea DNF
- Marcel Hirscher Austria DNF
- Luca Aerni Switzerland DNF
- Jonathan Nordbotten Norway DNF
- Jean-Baptiste Grange France DNF
- Linus Strasser Germany DNF
- Stefan Hadalin Slovenia DNF
- Matej Vidovic Croatia DNF
- Riccardo Tonetti Italy DNF
- Juan del Campo Spain DNF
- Kamen Zlatkov Bulgaria DNF
- Zan Kranjec Slovenia DNF
- Dalibor Samsal Hungary DNF
- Alex Vinatzer Italy DNF
- Albert Popov Bulgaria DNF
- Filip Zubcic Croatia DNF
- Ondrej Berndt Czech Republic DNF
- Kristaps Zvejnieks Latvia DNF
- Adam Barwood New Zealand DNF
- Kai Alaerts Belgium DNF
- Emir Lokmic Bosnia and Herzegovina DNF
- Willis Feasey New Zealand DNF
- Filip Forejtek Czech Republic DNF
- Ioannis Antoniou Greece DNF
- Jan Zabystran Czech Republic DNF
- Ivan Kuznetsov Olympic Athletes from Russia DNF
- Itamar Biran Israel DNF
- Dominic Demschar Australia DNF
- Marko Vukicevic Serbia DNF
- Patrick Brachner Azerbaijan DNF
- Eldar Salihovic Montenegro DNF
- Alexandru Barbu Romania DNF
- Antonio Ristevski Macedonia DNF
- Marko Stevovic Serbia DNF
- Tormis Laine Estonia DNF
- Adam Lamhamedi Morocco DNF
- Kim Dong Woo South Korea DNF
- Kai Horwitz Chile DNF
- Igor Zakurdaev Kazakhstan DNF
- Michel Macedo Brazil DNF
- Adam Kotzmann Czech Republic DNF
- Casper Dyrbye Naested Denmark DNF
- Matthieu Osch Luxembourg DNF
- Serdar Deniz Turkey DNF
- Rodolfo Roberto Dickson Sommers Mexico DNF
- Ivan Kovbasnyuk Ukraine DNF
- Dinos Lefkaritis Cyprus DNF
- Connor Wilson South Africa DNF
- Komiljon Tukhtaev Uzbekistan DNF
- Alessandro Mariotti San Marino DNF
- Shannon Abeda Eritrea DNF
- Jeffrey Webb Malaysia DNF
- Yohan Goncalves Goutt East Timor DNF
- Allen Behlok Lebanon DNF
- Muhammad Karim Pakistan DNF
- Sturla Snaer Snorrason Iceland DNS
- Nicola Zanon Thailand DNS
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