2010 Alpine Skiing World Cup

Alpine Ski World Cup 2010
Discipline	Men	Ladies
Overall	Carlo Janka	Lindsey Vonn
Downhill	Didier Cuche	Lindsey Vonn
Super-G	Erik Guay	Lindsey Vonn
Giant slalom	Ted Ligety	Kathrin Hölzl
Slalom	Reinfried Herbst	Maria Riesch
Combined	Benjamin Raich	Lindsey Vonn
Nations Cup	Austria
Competition
Locations	16	15
Individual	34	32
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2010 World Cup Champions

Carlo Janka won his first overall title.

Lindsey Vonn won her third consecutive overall title.

The 44th World Cup season began on 24 October 2009, in Sölden, Austria, and concluded on 14 March 2010, at the World Cup finals in Garmisch, Germany.^[1]

No World Cup events were scheduled in February because of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada; the Olympic alpine events were scheduled for 13–27 February at Whistler Mountain.

The overall titles were won by Carlo Janka of Switzerland and Lindsey Vonn of the U.S., her third consecutive.

The 2010 season also marked the end to a long and successful career for Liechtenstein skier Marco Büchel.

FIS standards require that three events be completed in a discipline for a discipline trophy to be awarded. During this season, there were only three combined races (all super-combined) scheduled for the women. Because the third race was cancelled on 5 March, FIS had to make a decision about whether an official trophy would be awarded for the discipline.^[2] Ultimately, FIS decided to award the discipline trophy to the leader after two events, Lindsey Vonn, giving her four crystal globes for the year (overall, downhill, Super G and combined).^[3]

Race calendar

Key

Men

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Date	Venue	Event	Winner	Second	Third	Details
25-Oct-2009	Sölden, Austria	GS	Didier Cuche	Ted Ligety	Carlo Janka
15-Nov-2009	Levi, Finland	SL	Reinfried Herbst	Ivica Kostelić	Jean-Baptiste Grange
28-Nov-2009	Lake Louise, Canada	DH	Didier Cuche	Werner Heel	Carlo Janka
29-Nov-2009		SG	Manuel Osborne-Paradis	Benjamin Raich	Michael Walchhofer
04-Dec-2009	Beaver Creek, USA	SC	Carlo Janka	Didier Défago	Natko Zrnčić-Dim
05-Dec-2009		DH	Carlo Janka	Didier Cuche	Aksel Lund Svindal
06-Dec-2009		GS	Carlo Janka	Benjamin Raich	Aksel Lund Svindal
11-Dec-2009	Val d'Isère, France	SC	Benjamin Raich	Marcel Hirscher	Manfred Moelgg Romed Baumann
12-Dec-2009		SG	Michael Walchhofer	Ted Ligety	Werner Heel
13-Dec-2009		GS	Marcel Hirscher	Massimiliano Blardone	Benjamin Raich
18-Dec-2009	Val Gardena, Italy	SG	Aksel Lund Svindal	Carlo Janka	Patrick Staudacher
19-Dec-2009		DH	Manuel Osborne-Paradis	Mario Scheiber	Johan Clarey    Ambrosi Hoffmann
20-Dec-2009	Alta Badia, Italy	GS	Massimiliano Blardone	Davide Simoncelli	Cyprien Richard
21-Dec-2009		SL	Reinfried Herbst	Silvan Zurbriggen	Manfred Pranger
29-Dec-2009	Bormio, Italy	DH	Andrej Jerman	Didier Défago	Michael Walchhofer
06-Jan-2010	Zagreb, Croatia	SL	Giuliano Razzoli	Manfred Mölgg	Julien Lizeroux
09-Jan-2010	Adelboden, Switzerland	GS	Cancelled due to fog, 1st run incomplete. Rescheduled for 29-Jan at Kranjska Gora, Slovenia
10-Jan-2010		SL	Julien Lizeroux	Marcel Hirscher	Ivica Kostelić
15-Jan-2010	Wengen, Switzerland	SC	Bode Miller	Carlo Janka	Silvan Zurbriggen
16-Jan-2010		DH	Carlo Janka	Manuel Osborne-Paradis	Marco Büchel
17-Jan-2010		SL	Ivica Kostelić	André Myhrer	Reinfried Herbst
22-Jan-2010	Kitzbühel, Austria	SG	Didier Cuche	Michael Walchhofer	Georg Streitberger
23-Jan-2010		DH	Didier Cuche	Andrej Šporn	Werner Heel
24-Jan-2010		SL	Felix Neureuther	Julien Lizeroux	Giuliano Razzoli
24-Jan-2010		K	Ivica Kostelić	Silvan Zurbriggen	Benjamin Raich
26-Jan-2010	Schladming, Austria	SL	Reinfried Herbst	Silvan Zurbriggen	Manfred Pranger
29-Jan-2010	Kranjska Gora, Slovenia	GS	Ted Ligety	Marcel Hirscher	Kjetil Jansrud
30-Jan-2010		GS	Marcel Hirscher	Kjetil Jansrud	Ted Ligety
31-Jan-2010		SL	Reinfried Herbst	Marcel Hirscher	Julien Lizeroux
2010 Winter Olympics   (13–27 February)
06-Mar-2010	Kvitfjell, Norway	DH	Didier Cuche	Aksel Lund Svindal	Klaus Kröll
07-Mar-2010		SG	Erik Guay	Hannes Reichelt	Aksel Lund Svindal    Tobias Grünenfelder
10-Mar-2010	Garmisch, Germany	DH	Carlo Janka	Mario Scheiber	Erik Guay    Patrick Küng
11-Mar-2010		SG	Erik Guay	Ivica Kostelić	Aksel Lund Svindal
12-Mar-2010		GS	Carlo Janka	Davide Simoncelli	Philipp Schörghofer Ted Ligety
13-Mar-2010		SL	Felix Neureuther	Manfred Pranger	André Myhrer

Ladies

^[5]

Date	Venue	Event	Winner	Second	Third	Details
24-Oct-2009	Sölden, Austria	GS	Tanja Poutiainen	Kathrin Zettel	Denise Karbon
14-Nov-2009	Levi, Finland	SL	Maria Riesch	Lindsey Vonn	Tanja Poutiainen
28-Nov-2009	Aspen, USA	GS	Kathrin Hölzl	Kathrin Zettel	Federica Brignone
29-Nov-2009		SL	Šárka Záhrobská	Marlies Schild	Kathrin Zettel
04-Dec-2009	Lake Louise, Canada	DH	Lindsey Vonn	Emily Brydon	Maria Riesch
05-Dec-2009		DH	Lindsey Vonn	Maria Riesch	Emily Brydon
06-Dec-2009		SG	Elisabeth Görgl	Lindsey Vonn	Ingrid Jacquemod
12-Dec-2009	Åre, Sweden	GS	Tessa Worley	Tina Maze	Kathrin Zettel
13-Dec-2009		SL	Sandrine Aubert	Maria Riesch	Susanne Riesch
18-Dec-2009	Val d'Isère, France	SC	Lindsey Vonn	Maria Riesch	Elisabeth Görgl
19-Dec-2009		DH	Cancelled due to snowfall & wind; rescheduled for 08-Jan at Haus im Ennstal, Austria
20-Dec-2009		SG	Fränzi Aufdenblatten	Nadia Styger	Lindsey Vonn
28-Dec-2009	Lienz, Austria	GS	Kathrin Hölzl	Manuela Mölgg	Taïna Barioz
29-Dec-2009		SL	Marlies Schild	Sandrine Aubert	Kathrin Zettel
03-Jan-2010	Zagreb, Croatia	SL	Sandrine Aubert	Kathrin Zettel	Susanne Riesch
08-Jan-2010	Haus im Ennstal, Austria	DH	Lindsey Vonn	Anja Pärson	Maria Riesch
09-Jan-2010		DH	Lindsey Vonn	Nadja Kamer	Ingrid Jacquemod
10-Jan-2010		SG	Lindsey Vonn	Anja Pärson	Nadia Fanchini    Martina Schild
12-Jan-2010	Flachau, Austria	SL	Marlies Schild	Maria Riesch	Kathrin Zettel
16-Jan-2010	Maribor, Slovenia	GS	Kathrin Zettel	Maria Riesch	Anja Pärson
17-Jan-2010		SL	Kathrin Zettel	Tina Maze	Maria Riesch
22-Jan-2010	Cortina, Italy	SG	Lindsey Vonn	Fabienne Suter	Anja Pärson
23-Jan-2010		DH	Lindsey Vonn	Maria Riesch	Anja Pärson    Nadja Kamer
24-Jan-2010		GS	Tanja Poutiainen	Viktoria Rebensburg	Kathrin Hölzl
29-Jan-2010	St. Moritz, Switzerland	SC	Anja Pärson	Michaela Kirchgasser	Lindsey Vonn
30-Jan-2010		DH	Maria Riesch	Ingrid Jacquemod	Fabienne Suter
31-Jan-2010		SG	Lindsey Vonn	Andrea Fischbacher Marie Marchand-Arvier
2010 Winter Olympics   (14–26 February)
05-Mar-2010	Crans-Montana, Switzerland	SC	Cancelled due to high winds, not rescheduled
06-Mar-2010		DH	Lindsey Vonn	Johanna Schnarf	Marianne Abderhalden
07-Mar-2010		SG	Dominique Gisin	Lindsey Vonn	Julia Mancuso
10-Mar-2010	Garmisch, Germany	DH	Maria Riesch	Lindsey Vonn	Anja Pärson
11-Mar-2010		GS	Tina Maze	Kathrin Hölzl	Maria Riesch
12-Mar-2010		SG	Lindsey Vonn	Elisabeth Görgl	Nadia Styger
13-Mar-2010		SL	Marlies Schild	Kathrin Zettel	Maria Riesch

Team event

Date	Venue	Event	Winner	Second	Third
14-Mar-2010	Garmisch, Germany	T	Czech Republic Lucie Hrstková Šárka Záhrobská Ondřej Bank Kryštof Krýzl	Switzerland Nadja Kamer Nadia Styger Fabienne Suter Marc Berthod Marc Gini Sandro Viletta	Austria Elisabeth Görgl Michaela Kirchgasser Kathrin Zettel Romed Baumann Marcel Hirscher Benjamin Raich

Standings: Men

Overall Pos. Points 1.    Carlo Janka 1197 2. Benjamin Raich 1091 3.    Didier Cuche 952 4. Aksel Lund Svindal 883 5. Ivica Kostelić 805 Final standings after 34 races.[6]

Downhill Pos. Points 1.    Didier Cuche 528 2.    Carlo Janka 448 3. Werner Heel 292 4. Manuel Osborne-Paradis 281 5. Mario Scheiber 273 Final standings after 8 races.[7]

Super G Pos. Points 1. Erik Guay 331 2. Michael Walchhofer 316 3. Aksel Lund Svindal 314 4. Benjamin Raich 210 5. Mario Scheiber 199 Final standings after 6 races.[8]

Giant slalom Pos. Points 1. Ted Ligety 412 2.    Carlo Janka 341 3. Benjamin Raich 331 4. Davide Simoncelli 311 5. Massimiliano Blardone 309 Final standings after 7 races.[9]

Slalom Pos. Points 1. Reinfried Herbst 534 2. Julien Lizeroux 512 3.    Silvan Zurbriggen 365 4. Ivica Kostelić 360 5. Felix Neureuther 329 Final standings after 9 races.[10]

Combined Pos. Points 1. Benjamin Raich 246 2.    Carlo Janka 216 3. Ivica Kostelić 172 4.    Silvan Zurbriggen 166 5. Bode Miller 145 Final standings after 4 races.[11]

Standings: Ladies

Overall Pos. Points 1. Lindsey Vonn 1671 2. Maria Riesch 1516 3. Anja Pärson 1047 4. Tina Maze 943 5. Kathrin Zettel 938 Final standings after 32 races.[12]

Downhill Pos. Points 1. Lindsey Vonn 725 2. Maria Riesch 556 3. Anja Pärson 385 4. Ingrid Jacquemod 271 5.    Nadja Kamer 266 Final standings after 8 races.[13]

Super G Pos. Points 1. Lindsey Vonn 620 2. Elisabeth Görgl 300 3.    Nadia Styger 291 4.    Fabienne Suter 266 5. Andrea Fischbacher 239 Final standings after 7 races.[14]

Giant slalom Pos. Points 1. Kathrin Hölzl 471 2. Kathrin Zettel 394 3. Tina Maze 372 4. Viktoria Rebensburg 271 5. Tanja Poutiainen 263 Final standings after 7 races.[15]

Slalom Pos. Points 1. Maria Riesch 493 2. Kathrin Zettel 490 3. Marlies Schild 420 4. Sandrine Aubert 406 5. Šárka Záhrobská 347 Final standings after 8 races.[16]

Combined Pos. Points 1. Lindsey Vonn 160 2. Anja Pärson 150 3. Michaela Kirchgasser 130 4. Elisabeth Görgl 110 5. Maria Riesch 80 Final standings after 2 races.[17]

Standings: Nations Cup

Overall Pos. Points 1.  Austria 9207 2.    Switzerland 7263 3.  Italy 5093 4.  France 4428 5.  United States 4131 Final standings after 66 races.[18]

Men Pos. Points 1.  Austria 5467 2.    Switzerland 4502 3.  Italy 2903 4.  France 2024 5.  Canada 1852 Final standings after 34 races.[19]

Ladies Pos. Points 1.  Austria 3740 2.  Germany 2761 3.    Switzerland 2601 4.  United States 2599 5.  France 2404 Final standings after 32 races.[20]

References

External links

• FIS-ski.com - World Cup standings
• Ski Racing.com - U.S.-based magazine - alpine racing news
• U.S. Ski Team.com - alpine news

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