Alpine skiing at the 1960 Winter Olympics – Men's slalom

The Men's slalom competition of the Squaw Valley 1960 Olympics was held on February 24 at Squaw Valley.^[1][2]

Men's slalom at the VIII Olympic Winter Games
Alpine skiing
Venue	Squaw Valley
Date	February 24, 1960
Competitors	63 from 21 nations
Winning time	3:09.62
Medalists
Ernst Hinterseer  Austria Hias Leitner  Austria Charles Bozon  France
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The defending world champion was Josl Rieder of Austria.^[3]

During the event, race officials asked CBS if they could review videotape of the race because of a controversy about one skier who was alleged to have missed a gate. This gave CBS producers the idea to invent instant replay.^[4]

Results

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Rank	Name	Country	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Difference
	Ernst Hinterseer	Austria	1:10.7	0:58.2	2:08.9	-
	Hias Leitner	Austria	1:11.1	0:59.2	2:10.3	+1.4
	Charles Bozon	France	1:09.8	1:00.6	2:10.4	+1.5
4	Luggi Leitner	United Team of Germany	1:10.9	0:59.6	2:10.5	+1.6
5	Pepi Stiegler	Austria	1:11.5	0:59.6	2:11.1	+2.2
6	Guy Périllat	France	1:11.0	1:00.8	2:11.8	+2.9
7	Hans Peter Lanig	United Team of Germany	1:11.9	1:02.4	2:14.3	+5.4
8	Paride Milianti	Italy	1:10.1	1:04.3	2:14.4	+5.5
9	Tom Corcoran	United States	1:12.5	1:02.2	2:14.7	+5.8
10	Sepp Behr	United Team of Germany	1:12.1	1:03.9	2:16.0	+7.1
11	Italo Pedroncelli	Italy	1:17.2	1:02.5	2:19.7	+10.8
12	Chiharu Igaya	Japan	1:10.9	1:09.3	2:20.2	+11.3
13	Carlo Senoner	Italy	1:18.9	1:01.8	2:20.7	+11.8
14	Oddvar Rønnestad	Norway	1:18.8	1:04.5	2:23.3	+14.4
15	Adolf Mathis	Switzerland	1:13.9	1:09.6	2:23.5	+14.6
16	Osvaldo Ancinas	Argentina	1:17.5	1:06.7	2:24.2	+15.3
17	Eysteinn Þórðarson	Iceland	1:17.0	1:07.9	2:24.9	+16.0
18	Georgi Dimitrov	Bulgaria	1:16.9	1:08.2	2:25.1	+16.2
19	Verne Anderson	Canada	1:17.0	1:12.3	2:29.3	+20.4
20	Bruno Alberti	Italy	1:28.5	1:02.1	2:30.6	+21.7
21	Silvan Kindle	Liechtenstein	1:19.3	1:11.4	2:30.7	+21.8
22	Don Bruneski	Canada	1:19.8	1:13.1	2:32.9	+24.0
23	Kristinn Benediktsson	Iceland	1:24.1	1:13.0	2:37.1	+28.2
24	Luis Arias	Spain	1:24.3	1:16.2	2:40.5	+31.6
25	Frederick Tommy	Canada	1:18.4	1:25.5	2:43.9	+35.0
26	Osamu Tada	Japan	1:17.2	1:26.8	2:44.0	+35.1
27	Hermann Kindle	Liechtenstein	1:28.7	1:17.0	2:45.7	+36.8
28	Hernán Boher	Chile	1:24.2	1:22.9	2:47.1	+38.2
29	Georgi Varoshkin	Bulgaria	1:21.3	1:26.2	2:47.5	+38.6
30	Peter Brockhoff	Australia	1:27.3	1:24.4	2:51.7	+42.8
31	Georges Schneider	Switzerland	1:13.0	1:39.7	2:52.7	+43.8
32	Clemente Tellechea	Argentina	1:28.7	1:26.0	2:54.7	+45.8
33	Takashi Takeda	Japan	1:26.7	1:29.3	2:56.0	+47.1
34	Jean-Guy Brunet	Canada	1:26.1	1:31.9	2:58.0	+49.1
34	Manuel García-Moran	Spain	1:32.3	1:25.7	2:58.0	+49.1
36	Robert Skepper	Great Britain	1:41.6	1:18.5	3:00.1	+51.2
37	Frank Brown	United States	1:58.2	1:03.1	3:01.3	+52.4
38	Diego Schweizer	Argentina	1:32.2	1:34.6	3:06.8	+57.9
39	Zeki Şamiloğlu	Turkey	1:29.0	2:05.7	3:34.7	+1:25.8
40	Im Gyeong-Sun	South Korea	2:20.9	2:35.2	4:56.1	+2:47.2
-	Francisco Cortes	Chile	?	DQ	-	-
-	Jorge Abelardo Eiras	Argentina	?	DQ	-	-
-	Jim Barrier	United States	?	DNF	-	-
-	Willy Bogner	United Team of Germany	1:08.8	DQ	-	-
-	François Bonlieu	France	1:09.8	DQ	-	-
-	Chuck Ferries	United States	1:16.1	DQ	-	-
-	Willi Forrer	Switzerland	1:16.1	DQ	-	-
-	Vicente Vera	Chile	1:20.4	DQ	-	-
-	Adrien Duvillard	France	1:21.9	DQ	-	-
-	Bill Day	Australia	1:22.1	DQ	-	-
-	Nazih Geagea	Lebanon	1:22.4	DQ	-	-
-	Geoff Pitchford	Great Britain	1:23.5	DQ	-	-
-	Masayoshi Mitani	Japan	1:23.8	DQ	-	-
-	Jóhann Vilbergsson	Iceland	1:25.7	DQ	-	-
-	Muzaffer Demirhan	Turkey	1:26.3	DQ	-	-
-	Luis Sánchez	Spain	1:52.1	DQ	-	-
-	Roger Staub	Switzerland	DQ	-	-	-
-	Ernst Oberaigner	Austria	DQ	-	-	-
-	Aleksandar Shalamanov	Bulgaria	DQ	-	-	-
-	Sam Chaffey	New Zealand	DQ	-	-	-
-	Bill Hunt	New Zealand	DQ	-	-	-
-	Adolf Fehr	Liechtenstein	DQ	-	-	-
-	Victor Tagle	Chile	DQ	-	-	-