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The women's slalom of Alpine Skiing 2018 during the 2018 Winter Olympics was held on 16 February 2018 in the Yongpyong Alpine Centre. With 78 athletes competing, the event was won by Frida Hansdotter from Sweden, with Wendy Holdener from Switzerland taking the silver medal and Katharina Gallhuber 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[]

Seventy-eight athletes qualified for the event, with Mikaela Shiffrin as defending Olympic champion and a top favorite for this event. She could expect the most contention from Frida Hansdotter, Petra Vlhova and Veronika Velez Zuzulova. Other medal contenders included Wendy Holdener, Anna Swenn Larsson and Bernadette Schild.

Athlete Nationality
Wendy Holdener Switzerland
Nina Haver-Loeseth Norway
Petra Vlhova Slovakia
Mikaela Shiffrin United States
Anna Swenn Larsson Sweden
Bernadette Schild Austria
Frida Hansdotter Sweden
Veronika Velez Zuzulova Slovakia
Chiara Costazza Italy
Denise Feierabend Switzerland
Michelle Gisin Switzerland
Christina Geiger Germany
Lena Duerr Germany
Irene Curtoni Italy
Katharina Gallhuber Austria
Marina Wallner Germany
Erin Mielzynski Canada
Katharina Liensberger Austria
Emelie Wikstroem Sweden
Maren Skjoeld Norway
Ana Bucik Slovenia
Estelle Alphand Sweden
Resi Stiegler United States
Marusa Ferk Slovenia
Stephanie Brunner Austria
Nastasia Noens France
Adeline Baud Mugnier France
Manuela Moelgg Italy
Laurence St-Germain Canada
Roni Remme Canada
Nevena Ignjatovic Serbia
Ekaterina Tkachenko Olympic Athletes from Russia
Asa Ando Japan
Martina Dubovska Czech Republic
Alex Tilley Great Britain
Mireia Gutierrez Andorra
Meta Hrovat Slovenia
Gabriela Capova Czech Republic
Andrea Komsic Croatia
Maria Shkanova Belarus
Kristin Lysdahl Norway
Charlie Guest Great Britain
Megan McJames United States
Lelde Gasuna Latvia
Ida Stimac Croatia
Kang Young-seo South Korea
Kim Vanreusel Belgium
Freydis Halla Einarsdottir Iceland
Gim So-hui South Korea
Marjolein Decroix Belgium
Barbara Kantorova Slovakia
Sona Moravcikova Slovakia
Nicol Gastaldi Argentina
Marta Bassino Italy
Alice Merryweather United States
Nino Tsiklauri Georgia
Maria Kirkova Bulgaria
Elvedina Muzaferija Bosnia and Herzegovina
Alice Robinson New Zealand
Mialitiana Clerc Madagascar
Tess Arbez Ireland
Sophia Ralli Greece
Ieva Januskeviciute Lithuania
Kong Fanying China
Arabella Caroline Yili Ng Hong Kong
Szonja Hozmann Hungary
Elise Pellegrin Malta
Olha Knysh Ukraine
Suela Mehilli Albania
Jelena Vujicic Montenegro
Mariya Grigorova Kazakhstan
Ozlem Carikcioglu Turkey
Forough Abbasi Iran
Mariann Mimi Maroty Hungary
Natacha Mohbat Lebanon
Alexia Arisarah Schenkel Thailand
Anna Lotta Jogeva Estonia
Kim Ryon-hyang North Korea

Summary[]

Run 1[]

Wendy Holdener was the first skier to go, and she set a strong time of below 49 seconds, and that time wouldn't be broken in the first run. Nina Haver-Loeseth did set a time only a second behind Holdener, but her time was broken by favorite Mikaela Shiffrin and Anna Swenn Larsson. Frida Hansdotter set another good time, only 0.2 seconds behind Holdener, giving her a clear chance for a medal. Medal contender Veronika Velez Zuzulova disappointed with the 21st fastest time, while Swede Emelie Wikstroem surprised with the sixth fastest time, being one of two others to race within a second of Holdener, the other one being Chiara Costazza.

Run 1 Results
Rank Nat. Name Time
1 Switzerland Wendy Holdener 48.89
2 Sweden Frida Hansdotter 49.09
3 Sweden Anna Swenn Larsson 49.29
4 United States Mikaela Shiffrin 49.37
5 Norway Nina Haver-Loeseth 49.75
6 Sweden Emelie Wikstroem 49.76
7 Italy Chiara Costazza 49.83
8 Austria Bernadette Schild 49.89
9 Austria Katharina Gallhuber 50.12
10 Austria Katharina Liensberger 50.43
11 Canada Laurence St-Germain 50.94
12 Germany Marina Wallner 51.12
12 Slovakia Petra Vlhova 51.12
14 Italy Irene Curtoni 51.15
15 Slovenia Marusa Ferk 51.29
16 Sweden Estelle Alphand 51.34
17 Italy Manuela Moelgg 51.40
18 Switzerland Michelle Gisin 51.43
19 Norway Maren Skjoeld 51.44
19 Germany Christina Geiger 51.44
21 Slovakia Veronika Velez Zuzulova 51.46
22 Canada Erin Mielzynski 51.83
23 France Nastasia Noens 51.84
24 Slovenia Meta Hrovat 51.93
24 Switzerland Denise Feierabend 51.93
26 Slovenia Ana Bucik 52.09
27 Serbia Nevena Ignjatovic 52.10
28 Norway Kristin Lysdahl 52.12
29 Canada Roni Remme 52.43
30 Belarus Maria Shkanova 52.50
31 France Adeline Baud Mugnier 52.65
32 Czech Republic Martina Dubovska 52.90
33 Czech Republic Gabriela Capova 52.96
34 Andorra Mireira Gutierrez 53.22
34 Olympic Athletes from Russia Ekaterina Tkachenko 53.22
36 Croatia Andrea Komsic 53.41
37 Croatia Ida Stimac 54.14
38 United States Megan McJames 54.22
39 Latvia Lelde Gasuna 54.50
40 Slovakia Barbara Kantorova 54.62
41 Bulgaria Maria Kirkova 54.87
42 Great Britain Charlie Guest 55.44
43 Georgia Nino Tsiklauri 55.88
44 Belgium Kim Vanreusel 55.90
45 Belgium Marjolein Decroix 55.91
46 Iceland Freydis Halla Einarsdottir 56.49
47 Lithuania Ieva Januskevicute 57.30
48 Greece Sophia Ralli 57.95
49 United States Alice Merryweather 58.68
50 Ukraine Olha Knysh 59.07
51 Ireland Tess Arbez 59.47
52 Estonia Anna Lotta Jogeva 1:00.90
53 Madagascar Mialitiana Clerc 1:01.24
54 Kazakhstan Mariya Grigorova 1:02.49
55 Iran Forough Abbasi 1:02.56
56 Malta Elise Pellegrin 1:05.18
57 Lebanon Natacha Mohbat 1:06.73
58 Hungary Mariann Mimi Maroty 1:09.95
59 North Korea Kim Ryon-hyang 1:18.17
- Germany Lena Duerr DNF
- United States Resi Stiegler DNF
- Austria Stephanie Brunner DNF
- Japan Asa Ando DNF
- Great Britain Alex Tilley DNF
- South Korea Kang Young-seo DNF
- South Korea Gim So-hui DNF
- Slovakia Sona Moravcikova DNF
- Argentina Nicol Gastaldi DNF
- Italy Marta Bassino DNF
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Elvedina Muzaferija DNF
- New Zealand Alice Robinson DNF
- China Kong Fanying DNF
- Hong Kong Ng Arabella Caroline Yili DNF
- Hungary Szonja Hozmann DNF
- Albania Suela Mehilli DNF
- Montenegro Jelena Vujicic DNF
- Turkey Ozlem Carikcioglu DNF
- Thailand Alexia Arisarah Schenkel DNF

Run 2[]

The second run was won by Katharina Gallhuber, and with the ninth time in the first run, she was able to climb to third place in the final standings. Frida Hansdotter was able to overtake Wendy Holdener, respectively getting the second and fifth time of the second run while Mikaela Shiffrin defended her fourth place in the standings, with 0.08 seconds difference with the bronze medal. Erin Mielzynski raced to the same time as Shiffrin in the second run, and was able to climb to 11th place, from 22nd place after the first run. Anna Swenn-Larsson lost her bronze medal position, dropping to the fifth position, in favor of Nina Haver-Loeseth, who dropped to sixth. Bernadette Schild, Katharina Liensberger, Chiara Costazza and Irene Curtoni completed the top 10.

Run 2 Results
Rank Nat. Name Time
1 Austria Katharina Gallhuber 48.83
2 Sweden Frida Hansdotter 49.54
3 United States Mikaela Shiffrin 49.66
3 Canada Erin Mielzynski 49.66
5 Switzerland Wendy Holdener 49.79
6 Switzerland Denise Feierabend 49.80
7 Italy Irene Curtoni 49.89
8 Austria Katharina Liensberger 50.14
9 Austria Bernadette Schild 50.29
10 Sweden Anna Swenn Larsson 50.32
11 Norway Nina Haver-Loeseth 50.41
12 Switzerland Michelle Gisin 50.42
13 France Nastasia Noens 50.44
14 Slovakia Petra Vlhova 50.46
15 Slovenia Meta Hrovat 50.57
16 Slovakia Veronika Velez Zuzulova 50.61
17 Italy Chiara Costazza 50.77
18 Slovenia Marusa Ferk 50.79
19 Slovenia Ana Bucik 50.82
20 Canada Laurence St-Germain 50.86
21 Norway Kristin Lysdahl 50.90
22 Germany Marina Wallner 50.98
23 Norway Maren Skjoeld 51.18
23 Canada Roni Remme 51.18
25 Italy Manuela Moelgg 51.35
26 Serbia Nevena Ignjatovic 51.38
27 Belarus Maria Shkanova 51.71
28 Sweden Emelie Wikstroem 51.81
29 Czech Republic Martina Dubovska 51.87
30 Great Britain Charlie Guest 52.82
31 Andorra Mireia Gutierrez 52.84
32 Croatia Andrea Komsic 52.85
33 Olympic Athletes from Russia Ekaterina Tkachenko 53.33
34 Slovakia Barbara Kantorova 53.81
35 Bulgaria Maria Kirkova 54.14
36 Belgium Marjolein Decroix 54.80
37 Latvia Lelde Gasuna 54.81
38 United States Alice Merryweather 54.89
39 United States Megan McJames 55.06
40 Georgia Nino Tsiklauri 55.74
41 Belgium Kim Vanreusel 55.96
42 Iceland Freydis Halla Einarsdottir 56.66
43 Lithuania Ieva Januskevicute 57.25
44 Greece Sophia Ralli 57.49
45 Malta Elise Pellegrin 58.90
46 Ukraine Olha Knysh 58.93
47 Ireland Tess Arbez 59.00
48 Madagascar Mialitiana Clerc 59.03
49 Estonia Anna Lotta Jogeva 59.61
50 Iran Forough Abbasi 1:01.50
51 Kazakhstan Mariya Grigorova 1:01.88
52 Hungary Mariann Mimi Maroty 1:02.83
53 Lebanon Natacha Mohbat 1:05.31
54 North Korea Kim Ryon-hyang 1:19.81
- Sweden Estelle Alphand DNF
- Germany Christina Geiger DNF
- France Adeline Baud Mugnier DNF
- Czech Republic Gabriela Capova DNF
- Croatia Ida Stimac DNF
- Germany Lena Duerr DNS
- United States Resi Stiegler DNS
- Austria Stephanie Brunner DNS
- Japan Asa Ando DNS
- Great Britain Alex Tilley DNS
- South Korea Kang Young-seo DNS
- South Korea Gim So-hui DNS
- Slovakia Sona Moravcikova DNS
- Argentina Nicol Gastaldi DNS
- Italy Marta Bassino DNS
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Elvedina Muzaferija DNS
- New Zealand Alice Robinson DNS
- China Kong Fanying DNS
- Hong Kong Ng Arabella Caroline Yili DNS
- Hungary Szonja Hozmann DNS
- Albania Suela Mehilli DNS
- Montenegro Jelena Vujicic DNS
- Turkey Ozlem Carikcioglu DNS
- Thailand Alexia Arisarah Schenkel DNS

Results[]

Frida Hansdotter won her first medal in her third Olympic appearance. The specialist in the slalom had finished fifth in the slalom in 2014. Wendy Holdener also won her first Olympic medal, after two retirements in 2014. Katharina Gallhuber won the bronze medal at her very first appearance at the Olympic Games. Mikaela Shiffrin was not able to defend her title by finishing fourth, with Anna Swenn Larsson, Nina Haver-Loeseth, Bernadette Schild, and Katharina Liensberger earning their first or best result.

Result Athlete Nationality Time
Gold Frida Hansdotter Sweden 1:38.63
Silver Wendy Holdener Switzerland 1:38.68
Bronze Katharina Gallhuber Austria 1:38.95
4 Mikaela Shiffrin United States 1:39.03
5 Anna Swenn Larsson Sweden 1:39.61
6 Nina Haver-Loeseth Norway 1:40.16
7 Bernadette Schild Austria 1:40.18
8 Katharina Liensberger Austria 1:40.57
9 Chiara Costazza Italy 1:40.60
10 Irene Curtoni Italy 1:41.04
11 Erin Mielzynski Canada 1:41.49
12 Emelie Wikstroem Sweden 1:41.57
13 Petra Vlhova Slovakia 1:41.58
14 Denise Feierabend Switzerland 1:41.73
15 Laurence St-Germain Canada 1:41.80
16 Michelle Gisin Switzerland 1:41.85
17 Veronika Velez Zuzulova Slovakia 1:42.07
18 Marusa Ferk Slovenia 1:42.08
19 Marina Wallner Germany 1:42.10
20 Nastasia Noens France 1:42.28
21 Meta Hrovat Slovenia 1:42.50
22 Maren Skjoeld Norway 1:42.62
23 Manuela Moelgg Italy 1:42.75
24 Ana Bucik Slovenia 1:42.91
25 Kristin Lysdahl Norway 1:43.02
26 Nevena Ignjatovic Serbia 1:43.48
27 Roni Remme Canada 1:43.61
28 Maria Shkanova Belarus 1:44.21
29 Martina Dubovska Czech Republic 1:44.77
30 Mireia Gutierrez Andorra 1:46.06
31 Andrea Komsic Croatia 1:46.26
32 Ekaterina Tkachenko Olympic Athletes from Russia 1:46.55
33 Charlie Guest Great Britain 1:48.26
34 Barbara Kantorova Slovakia 1:48.43
35 Maria Kirkova Bulgaria 1:49.01
36 Megan McJames United States 1:49.28
37 Lelde Gasuna Latvia 1:49.31
38 Marjolein Decroix Belgium 1:50.71
39 Nino Tsiklauri Georgia 1:51.62
40 Kim Vanreusel Belgium 1:51.86
41 Freydis Halla Einarsdottir Iceland 1:53.15
42 Alice Merryweather United States 1:53.57
43 Ieva Januskeviciute Lithuania 1:54.55
44 Sophia Ralli Greece 1:55.44
45 Olha Knysh Ukraine 1:58.00
46 Tess Arbez Ireland 1:58.47
47 Mialitiana Clerc Madagascar 2:00.27
48 Anna Lotta Jogeva Estonia 2:00.51
49 Forough Abbasi Iran 2:04.06
50 Elise Pellegrin Malta 2:04.08
51 Mariya Grigorova Kazakhstan 2:04.37
52 Natacha Mohbat Lebanon 2:12.04
53 Mariann Mimi Maroty Hungary 2:12.78
54 Kim Ryon-hyang North Korea 2:37.98
- Christina Geiger Germany DNF
- Estelle Alphand Sweden DNF
- Adeline Baud Mugnier France DNF
- Gabriela Capova Czech Republic DNF
- Ida Stimac Croatia DNF
- Lena Duerr Germany DNF
- Resi Stiegler United States DNF
- Stephanie Brunner Austria DNF
- Asa Ando Japan DNF
- Alex Tilley Great Britain DNF
- Kang Young-seo South Korea DNF
- Gim So-hui South Korea DNF
- Sona Moravcikova Slovakia DNF
- Nicol Gastaldi Argentina DNF
- Marta Bassino Italy DNF
- Elvedina Muzaferija Bosnia and Herzegovina DNF
- Alice Robinson New Zealand DNF
- Kong Fanying China DNF
- Ng Arabelle Caroline Yili Hong Kong DNF
- Szonja Hozmann Hungary DNF
- Suela Mehilli Albania DNF
- Jelena Vujicic Montenegro DNF
- Ozlem Carikcioglu Turkey DNF
- Alexia Arisarah Schenkel Thailand DNF
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