6th Vitranc Cup (1967)

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6th Vitranc Cup

Giant slalom
Date:	11 March 1967
Event:	FIS 1A International
Official list:	70
Ranked:	40
Course setter:	Marjan Magušar (YUG)
Gates:	67
Vertical drop:	435 m
Length:	1,560 m
Slalom
Date:	12 March 1967
Event:	FIS 1A International
Course setter 1:	Marjan Magušar (YUG)
Course setter 2:	Herman Derganz (AUT)
Gates (1st run):	70
Gates (2nd run):	69
Attendance:	1,000 people

6th Vitranc Cup was an alpine skiing competition, held between 11 and 12 March 1967 in Kranjska Gora, SR Slovenia, Yugoslavia. They were hosting two FIS 1A international events.^[1]

Official results

Giant slalom

On 11 March, giant slalom at vertical drop at 435 metres was held.^[2]^[3]^[4]

Rank	Competitor	Time
1	Eberhard Riedel	1:56.79
2	Ernst Scherzer	1:58.90
3	H. Stueffer	1:59.15
4	Felice De Nicolo	1:59.29
5	J. Jallifier	1:59.48
6	Ludwig Leitner	2:00.07
7	H. Brunnmayer	2:02.01
8	H. Zingre	2:02.68
9	Hans Jorg Schlager	2:02.72
10	A. Alpiger	2:03:02
11	Franz Schaller	2:03.33
12	Mario Bergamin	2:04.00
13	Y. Fukuhara	2:06.46
14	Patrick Russel	2:04.67
15	David Zwilling	2:05.22
16	Andrej Klinar	2:05.33
17	Blaž Jakopič	2:05.37
18	Andrzej Dereziński	2:05.87
19	Ryszard Ćwikła	2:07.15
20	Peter Lakota	2:07.52
21	Tone Vogrinec	2:07.59
22	Adolf Rösti	2:08.17
23	Marko Kavčič	2.08.56
24	M. Rominger	2:09.09
25	P. Etschmann	2:09.37
26	P. Anguelov	2:09.64
27	P. Beiler	2:09.93
28	F. Binder	2:10.84
29	Sch. Auer	2:10.97
30	Tomio Sasaki	2:12.57
	Gerhard Bechter	2:12.57
32	G. Atanasov	2:13.32
33	Andrej Soklič	2:13.48
34	H. Kogler	2:13.93
35	Miklós Bartus	2:16.48
36	Marko Židan	2:16.72
37	Oto Pustoslemšek	2:16.93
38	Bernhard Russi	2:18.07
39	Janez Lajbaher	2:18.47
40	Ljubo Majniger	2:29.73
5 competitors disqualified
25 competitors did not finish the race

Slalom

On 12 March, slalom was held.^[5]

Rank	Competitor	1st run	2nd run	Total
1	Alain Blanchard	59.19	58.70	1:57.89
2	Andrzej Bachleda	59.85	58.49	1:58.25
3	Patrick Russel	59.97	59.68	1:59.65
4	Stefan Sodat	59.87	60.06	1:59.93
5	Bronislav Trzebunia	60.92	60.44	2:01.36
6	Ernst Scherzer	61.62	59.76	2:01.38
	Kurt Huggler	61.99	59.39	2:01.38
8	Eberhard Riedel	60.42	61.03	2:01.45
9	Peter Lakota	59.49	62.17	2:01.66
10	Franz Schaller	60.34	61.45	2:01.79
11	Mario Bergamin	59.92	61.95	2:01.87
12	Felice De Nicolo	62.06	60.67	2:02.73
13	Dieter Fersch	60.37	62.40	2:02.77
14	Heinz Weixelbaum	61.30	61.88	2:03.18
15	A. Alpiger	61.32	62.63	2:03.95
16	Y. Fukuhara	63.86	60.84	2:04.70
17	David Zwilling	61.78	63.75	2:05.53
18	Oswaldo Demetz	60.66	65.15	2:05.81
19	H. Stueffer	60.89	65.01	2:05.90
20	Hans Jorg Schlager	65.57	62.69	2:08.26
21	Josef Pechter	63.46	65.28	2:08.74
22	Ryszard Ćwikła	62.48	66.59	2:09.07
23	Herman Posautz	65.31	63.88	2:09.19
24	Sasaki Tomio	62.95	66.30	2:09.25
25	Gerhard Bechter	63.82	67.20	2:11.02
26	M. Rominger	64.84	67.32	2:12.16
27	Andrej Klinar	66.26	66.20	2:12.46
28	Andrej Soklič	65.86	67.43	2:13.29
29	P. Anguelov	70.31	64.01	2:14.32
30	Miran Gašperšič	66.88	67.97	2:14.85
31	Andras Morotz	66.06	70.52	2:16.58
32	René Berthod	72.52	66.09	2:18.61
33	Adolf Rösti	64.22	97.70	2:41.92
	Blaž Jakopič	Did not finish
	H. Zingre
	H. Brunnmayer
	G. Atanasov
	Kurt Schnider
	Mignon B. Rossat	Did not start
	Franz Rauter	Did not start

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References

↑ "Nemec in francoz zmagovalca (page 12)" (in Slovenian). Glas. 15 March 1967.
↑ "Bachleda na Vitrancu (page 7)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 10 March 1967.
↑ "Vitranc: boj z odjugo (page 5)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 11 March 1967.
↑ "Dvojni uspeh tekmovalcev NDR (page 8)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 12 March 1967.
↑ "Slalom – francoski (page 1)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 13 March 1967.

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[1] "Nemec in francoz zmagovalca (page 12)" (in Slovenian). Glas. 15 March 1967.

[2] "Bachleda na Vitrancu (page 7)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 10 March 1967.

[3] "Vitranc: boj z odjugo (page 5)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 11 March 1967.

[4] "Dvojni uspeh tekmovalcev NDR (page 8)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 12 March 1967.

[5] "Slalom – francoski (page 1)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 13 March 1967.

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