FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2015 – Men's giant slalom

The Men's giant slalom competition at the 2015 World Championships was held on February 13.^[1] Ted Ligety won his third consecutive world title.

Men's giant slalom at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2015
Venue	Birds of Prey Beaver Creek, Colorado, U.S.
Date	February 13, 2015
Competitors	107 from 52 nations
Winning time	2:34.16
Medalists
Ted Ligety    United States   Marcel Hirscher    Austria   Alexis Pinturault    France
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A qualification was held a day earlier.^[2]

Results

The first run was started at 10:15^[3] and the second run at 14:15.^[4]

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Run 1	Rank	Run 2	Rank	Total	Diff
	6	Ted Ligety	United States	1:15.42	5	1:18.74	1	2:34.16
	3	Marcel Hirscher	Austria	1:15.18	1	1:19.43	3	2:34.61	+0.45
	2	Alexis Pinturault	France	1:15.41	3	1:19.63	4	2:35.04	+0.88
4	7	Felix Neureuther	Germany	1:15.41	3	1:19.85	9	2:35.26	+1.10
5	17	Matts Olsson	Sweden	1:15.66	6	1:19.73	6	2:35.39	+1.23
6	12	Roberto Nani	Italy	1:15.36	2	1:20.21	11	2:35.57	+1.41
7	8	Victor Muffat-Jeandet	France	1:16.00	10	1:19.71	5	2:35.71	+1.55
8	21	Florian Eisath	Italy	1:16.64	18	1:19.29	2	2:35.93	+1.77
9	9	Tim Jitloff	United States	1:15.79	7	1:20.25	13	2:36.04	+1.88
10	19	Philipp Schörghofer	Austria	1:15.85	8	1:20.43	16	2:36.28	+2.12
11	15	Carlo Janka	Switzerland	1:16.36	14	1:20.03	10	2:36.39	+2.23
12	29	Dustin Cook	Canada	1:16.60	17	1:19.82	8	2:36.42	+2.26
13	14	Henrik Kristoffersen	Norway	1:15.98	9	1:20.61	20	2:36.59	+2.43
14	10	Marcus Sandell	Finland	1:16.18	11	1:20.71	23	2:36.89	+2.73
15	5	Fritz Dopfer	Germany	1:16.59	16	1:20.42	15	2:37.01	+2.85
16	25	Filip Zubčić	Croatia	1:16.34	13	1:20.68	22	2:37.02	+2.86
17	18	Davide Simoncelli	Italy	1:16.32	12	1:20.73	24	2:37.05	+2.89
18	38	Trevor Philp	Canada	1:17.62	26	1:19.79	6	2:37.41	+3.25
19	34	Tommy Ford	United States	1:17.41	21	1:20.21	11	2:37.62	+3.46
20	16	Stefan Luitz	Germany	1:16.42	15	1:21.41	31	2:37.83	+3.67
21	26	Samu Torsti	Finland	1:17.40	20	1:20.49	18	2:37.89	+3.73
22	31	Phil Brown	Canada	1:17.71	27	1:20.28	14	2:37.99	+3.83
23	36	Kryštof Krýzl	Czech Republic	1:17.50	23	1:20.51	19	2:38.01	+3.85
24	23	Giovanni Borsotti	Italy	1:17.54	25	1:20.81	25	2:38.35	+4.19
25	22	Gino Caviezel	Switzerland	1:17.20	19	1:21.21	30	2:38.41	+4.25
26	33	Brennan Rubie	United States	1:17.48	22	1:20.99	27	2:38.47	+4.31
27	27	Elia Zurbriggen	Switzerland	1:17.53	24	1:21.12	29	2:38.65	+4.49
28	44	Erik Read	Canada	1:18.26	31	1:20.47	17	2:38.73	+4.57
29	40	David Chodounsky	United States	1:17.86	28	1:21.04	28	2:38.90	+4.74
30	28	Justin Murisier	Switzerland	1:18.11	29	1:20.84	26	2:38.95	+4.79
31	35	Rasmus Windingstad	Norway	1:18.37	32	1:20.62	21	2:38.99	+4.83
32	47	Andreas Žampa	Slovakia	1:19.45	38	1:22.01	32	2:41.46	+7.30
33	51	Klemen Kosi	Slovenia	1:19.64	39	1:22.11	33	2:41.75	+7.59
34	48	Charlie Raposo	Great Britain	1:19.04	35	1:22.97	35	2:42.01	+7.85
35	59	Stefan Prisadov	Bulgaria	1:19.93	41	1:22.67	34	2:42.60	+8.44
36	56	Cristian Javier Simari Birkner	Argentina	1:19.43	37	1:23.53	38	2:42.96	+8.80
37	50	Kristaps Zvejnieks	Latvia	1:20.30	43	1:23.07	36	2:43.37	+9.21
38	54	Jack Gower	Great Britain	1:19.73	40	1:23.74	39	2:43.47	+9.31
39	63	Adam Barwood	New Zealand	1:20.48	45	1:23.46	37	2:43.94	+9.78
40	64	Jung Dong-hyun	South Korea	1:20.67	46	1:23.79	40	2:44.46	+10.30
41	68	Armand Marchant	Belgium	1:20.71	47	1:24.41	41	2:45.12	+10.96
42	71	Elias Kolega	Croatia	1:20.85	48	1:24.82	42	2:45.67	+11.51
43	69	Kim Hyeon-tae	South Korea	1:21.58	49	1:25.30	44	2:46.88	+12.72
44	70	Alex Beniaidze	Georgia	1:22.17	51	1:25.60	45	2:47.77	+13.61
45	78	William Vukelić	Croatia	1:22.78	54	1:25.20	43	2:47.98	+13.82
46	84	Igor Laikert	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1:22.31	52	1:26.32	46	2:48.63	+14.47
47	76	Alexandru Barbu	Romania	1:22.46	53	1:27.03	50	2:49.49	+15.33
48	74	Einar Kristgeirsson	Iceland	1:23.07	55	1:26.53	47	2:49.60	+15.44
49	72	Nicolas Carvallo	Chile	1:23.31	56	1:26.83	48	2:50.14	+15.98
50	57	Kyung Sung-hyun	South Korea	1:24.00	57	1:26.88	49	2:50.88	+16.72
51	79	Jeroen van den Bogaert	Belgium	1:24.00	57	1:27.85	51	2:51.85	+17.69
52	86	Igor Zakurdayev	Kazakhstan	1:24.14	60	1:29.61	52	2:53.75	+19.59
61	77	Norbert Farkas	Hungary	1:26.11	61
62	85	Michel Macedo	Brazil	1:26.25	62
63	96	Ivan Kovbasnyuk	Ukraine	1:26.27	63
64	80	Dardan Dehari	Macedonia	1:26.30	64
65	82	Erjon Tola	Albania	1:26.57	65
66	91	Patrick McMillan	Ireland	1:26.87	66
67	83	Casper Dyrbye Næsted	Denmark	1:27.16	67
68	99	Kamiljon Tukhtaev	Uzbekistan	1:27.85	68
69	89	Evgeniy Timofeev	Kyrgyzstan	1:27.90	69
70	98	Itamar Biran	Israel	1:28.31	70
70	94	Alexandre Mohbat	Lebanon	1:28.31	70
72	92	Tarik Hadžić	Montenegro	1:29.80	72
73	88	Rokas Zaveckas	Lithuania	1:30.00	73
74	93	Geoffrey Osch	Luxembourg	1:30.78	74
75	95	Manfred Oettl Reyes	Peru	1:31.96	75
76	100	Pieris Pieri	Cyprus	1:38.40	76
77	87	Zhang Xiaosong	China	1:40.44	77
78	97	Himanshu Thakur	India	1:42.45	78
	43	Linus Strasser	Germany	1:18.84	34	DNS
	32	Calle Lindh	Sweden	1:18.16	30	DNF
	45	Maarten Meiners	Netherlands	1:18.80	33	DNF
	55	Martin Vráblík	Czech Republic	1:19.07	36	DNF
	58	Luc Henri Chevalier	Australia	1:20.15	42	DNF
	52	Ross Peraudo	Australia	1:20.39	44	DNF
	66	Henrik von Appen	Chile	1:21.72	50	DNF
	75	Massimiliano Valcareggi	Greece	1:24.02	59	DNF
	62	Dean Travers	Cayman Islands	DNS
	1	Benjamin Raich	Austria	DNF
	4	Thomas Fanara	France	DNF
	11	Mathieu Faivre	France	DNF
	13	Leif Kristian Haugen	Norway	DNF
	20	Christoph Nösig	Austria	DNF
	24	André Myhrer	Sweden	DNF
	30	Žan Kranjec	Slovenia	DNF
	37	Adam Žampa	Slovakia	DNF
	39	Aleksander Andrienko	Russia	DNF
	41	Pavel Trikhichev	Russia	DNF
	42	Sebastian Brigović	Croatia	DNF
	46	Dominic Demschar	Australia	DNF
	49	Eemeli Pirinen	Finland	DNF
	53	Nick Prebble	New Zealand	DNF
	60	Luke Laidlaw	Australia	DNF
	61	Willis Feasey	New Zealand	DNF
	65	Warren Cummings Smith	Estonia	DNF
	67	Albert Popov	Bulgaria	DNF
	73	Maciej Bydliński	Poland	DNF
	81	Andrija Vuković	Serbia	DNF
	90	Vincenzo Michelotti	San Marino	DNF