Alpine skiing at the 1992 Winter Olympics – Men's super-G

Men's super-G at the XVI Olympic Winter Games
Alpine skiing
Venue	Val-d'Isère
Date	16 February
Competitors	118 from 43 nations
Winning time	1:13.04
Medalists
Kjetil André Aamodt   Norway   Marc Girardelli   Luxembourg   Jan Einar Thorsen   Norway

Alpine skiing at the 1992 Winter Olympics
Combined		men		women
Downhill		men		women
Giant slalom		men		women
Slalom		men		women
Super-G		men		women

The men's super-G competition of the Albertville 1992 Olympics was held at Val-d'Isère. ^[1]

The defending world champion was Stephan Eberharter of Austria, while Switzerland's Franz Heinzer was the defending World Cup super-G champion, and his countryman Paul Accola was leading the 1992 World Cup.^[2][3]

Results

^[1]

Rank	Name	Country	Time	Difference
	Kjetil André Aamodt	Norway	1:13.04	-
	Marc Girardelli	Luxembourg	1:13.77	+0.73
	Jan Einar Thorsen	Norway	1:13.83	+0.79
4	Ole Kristian Furuseth	Norway	1:13.87	+0.83
5	Josef Polig	Italy	1:13.88	+0.84
6	Marco Hangl	Switzerland	1:13.90	+0.86
7	Günther Mader	Austria	1:14.08	+1.04
8	Tom Stiansen	Norway	1:14.51	+1.47
9	Markus Wasmeier	Germany	1:14.58	+1.54
10	Paul Accola	Switzerland	1:14.60	+1.56
11	Fredrik Nyberg	Sweden	1:14.61	+1.57
12	Gianfranco Martin	Italy	1:14.81	+1.77
13	Jeff Olson	United States	1:15.06	+2.02
14	Urs Kälin	Switzerland	1:15.22	+2.18
15	Rainer Salzgeber	Austria	1:15.31	+2.27
16	Luc Alphand	France	1:15.39	+2.35
17	Kyle Rasmussen	United States	1:15.58	+2.54
18	Patrick Ortlieb	Austria	1:15.66	+2.62
19	Alberto Senigagliesi	Italy	1:15.70	+2.66
20	Gregor Grilc	Slovenia	1:15.71	+2.67
21	Hansjörg Tauscher	Germany	1:15.98	+2.94
22	Konstantin Chistyakov	Unified Team	1:16.14	+3.10
23	A. J. Kitt	United States	1:16.31	+3.27
24	Hubert Strolz	Austria	1:16.36	+3.32
24	Jean-Luc Crétier	France	1:16.36	+3.32
26	Günther Marxer	Liechtenstein	1:16.48	+3.44
27	Mitja Kunc	Slovenia	1:16.49	+3.45
28	Tommy Moe	United States	1:16.54	+3.50
29	Jure Košir	Slovenia	1:16.56	+3.52
30	Steven Lee	Australia	1:16.58	+3.54
31	Berni Huber	Germany	1:16.78	+3.74
32	Paulo Oppliger	Chile	1:16.81	+3.77
33	Kiminobu Kimura	Japan	1:17.06	+4.02
34	Ricardo Campo	Spain	1:17.11	+4.07
35	Jorge Pujol	Spain	1:17.15	+4.11
36	Marco Büchel	Liechtenstein	1:17.25	+4.21
37	Marián Bíreš	Czechoslovakia	1:17.47	+4.43
38	Vicente Tomas	Spain	1:17.54	+4.50
39	Peter Jurko	Czechoslovakia	1:17.68	+4.64
40	Boris Duncan	Great Britain	1:17.76	+4.72
41	Takuya Ishioka	Japan	1:17.81	+4.77
42	Simon Lyle Wi Rutene	New Zealand	1:17.86	+4.82
43	Kristinn Björnsson	Iceland	1:17.89	+4.85
44	Gavin Forsyth	Great Britain	1:17.91	+4.87
45	Petar Dichev	Bulgaria	1:18.87	+5.83
46	Federico Van Ditmar	Argentina	1:19.07	+6.03
47	Ramon Rossell	Andorra	1:19.10	+6.06
48	Willy Raine	Canada	1:19.12	+6.08
49	Aleksey Maslov	Unified Team	1:19.71	+6.67
50	Martin Bell	Great Britain	1:19.74	+6.70
51	Örnólfur Valdimarsson	Iceland	1:20.64	+7.60
52	Borislav Dimitrachkov	Bulgaria	1:20.67	+7.63
53	Graham Bell	Great Britain	1:20.87	+7.83
54	Hur Seung-wook	South Korea	1:20.96	+7.92
55	Lothar Christian Munder	Brazil	1:21.07	+8.03
56	Attila Bónis	Hungary	1:21.10	+8.06
57	Pierre Kőszáli	Hungary	1:21.45	+8.41
58	Elias Majdalani	Lebanon	1:22.13	+9.09
59	Mauricio Rotella	Chile	1:22.30	+9.26
60	Agustín Neiman	Argentina	1:22.47	+9.43
61	Gáston Begue	Argentina	1:22.52	+9.48
62	Carlos Espiasse	Argentina	1:22.68	+9.64
63	Choi Yong-hee	South Korea	1:22.75	+9.71
64	Alexis Racloz	Chile	1:23.26	+10.22
65	Péter Kristály	Hungary	1:23.47	+10.43
66	Nicola Ercolani	San Marino	1:23.72	+10.68
67	Enis Bećirbegović	Yugoslavia	1:24.15	+11.11
68	Aurel Foiciuc	Romania	1:24.62	+11.58
69	Edin Terzić	Yugoslavia	1:24.70	+11.66
70	Hubertus von Fürstenberg-von Hohenlohe	Mexico	1:24.79	+11.75
71	Thomas Lefousi	Greece	1:25.01	+11.97
72	Zoran Perušina	Yugoslavia	1:25.23	+12.19
73	Ioannis Kapraras	Greece	1:26.47	+13.43
74	John Campbell	Virgin Islands	1:26.83	+13.79
75	Sérgio Schuler	Brazil	1:27.41	+14.37
76	Marcelo Apovian	Brazil	1:27.87	+14.83
77	Taner Üstündağ	Turkey	1:28.24	+15.20
78	Lamine Guèye	Senegal	1:29.18	+16.14
79	Keith Fraser	Swaziland	1:29.39	+16.35
80	Sokratis Aristodimou	Cyprus	1:30.13	+17.09
81	Alekhis Fotiadis	Cyprus	1:30.31	+17.27
82	Yakup Kadri Birinci	Turkey	1:30.40	+17.36
83	Mourad Guerri	Algeria	1:32.76	+19.72
84	Andreas Vasili	Cyprus	1:32.78	+19.74
85	Íñigo Domenech	Mexico	1:35.29	+22.25
86	Hans Egger	Brazil	1:35.88	+22.84
87	Eduardo Ampudia	Mexico	1:36.86	+23.82
88	Cevdet Can	Turkey	1:37.97	+24.93
89	Brahim Ait Sibrahim	Morocco	1:38.60	+25.56
90	Kamel Guerri	Algeria	1:38.94	+25.90
91	El-Hassan Mahta	Morocco	1:41.06	+28.02
92	Brahim Id Abdellah	Morocco	1:49.65	+36.61
93	Brahim Izdag	Morocco	2:08.31	+55.27
-	Franz Heinzer	Switzerland	DNF	-
-	Franck Piccard	France	DNF	-
-	Patrick Holzer	Italy	DNF	-
-	Armand Schiele	France	DNF	-
-	Rob Crossan	Canada	DNF	-
-	Achim Vogt	Liechtenstein	DNF	-
-	Daniel Vogt	Liechtenstein	DNF	-
-	Tsuyoshi Tomii	Japan	DNF	-
-	Vitaly Andreyev	Unified Team	DNF	-
-	Vedran Pavlek	Croatia	DNF	-
-	Marcin Szafrański	Poland	DNF	-
-	Alphonse Gomis	Senegal	DNF	-
-	Carlos Mier y Terán	Mexico	DNF	-
-	Emilian Focşeneanu	Romania	DNF	-
-	Jason Gasperoni	San Marino	DNF	-
-	Balázs Tornay	Hungary	DNF	-
-	Tang Wei-Tsu	Chinese Taipei	DNF	-
-	Ahmet Demir	Turkey	DNF	-
-	Igor Latinović	Yugoslavia	DNF	-
-	Jakub Malczewski	Poland	DNF	-
-	Xavier Ubeira	Spain	DQ	-
-	Gerard Escoda	Andorra	DQ	-
-	Nahum Orobitg	Andorra	DQ	-
-	Lyubomir Popov	Bulgaria	DQ	-
-	Victor Gómez	Andorra	DQ	-

References

1. "Albertville 1992 Official Report" (PDF). Le Comite d'Organisation des Jeux Olympiques Albertville. LA84 Foundation. 1992. Retrieved 3 January 2014.
2. "1991 World Cup standings". FIS. Retrieved 3 January 2014.
3. "1991 World Championships results". FIS. Retrieved 3 January 2014.

External links

Sports Reference - 1992 Men's Super G