Alpine skiing at the 1964 Winter Olympics – Men's slalom

Men's slalom at the IX Olympic Winter Games
Alpine skiing
Venue	Axamer Lizum
Date	February 7–8, 1964
Competitors	96 from 28 nations
Winning time	2:11.13
Medalists
Pepi Stiegler   Austria Billy Kidd   United States Jimmie Heuga   United States
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The Men's slalom competition of the Innsbruck 1964 Olympics was held on 8 February at Axamer Lizum. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

The defending world champion was Charles Bozon of France. ^[4]

Final

Rank	Name	Country	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Difference
	Pepi Stiegler	Austria	1:09.03	1:02.10	2:11.13	—
	Billy Kidd	United States	1:10.96	1:00.31	2:11.27	+0.14
	Jimmie Heuga	United States	1:10.16	1:01.36	2:11.52	+0.39
4	Michel Arpin	France	1:11.16	1:01.75	2:12.91	+1.78
5	Luggi Leitner	United Team of Germany	1:11.19	1:01.75	2:12.94	+1.81
6	Adolf Mathis	Switzerland	1:10.77	1:02.22	2:12.99	+1.86
7	Gerhard Nenning	Austria	1:10.29	1:02.91	2:13.20	+2.07
8	Buddy Werner	United States	1:11.64	1:01.82	2:13.46	+2.33
9	Wolfgang Bartels	United Team of Germany	1:13.83	1:02.09	2:15.92	+4.79
10	Stefan Kälin	Switzerland	1:13.92	1:02.12	2:16.04	+4.91
11	Italo Pedroncelli	Italy	1:13.94	1:02.38	2:16.32	+5.19
12	Guy Périllat	France	1:17.00	0:59.33	2:16.33	+5.20
13	Ernst Scherzer	United Team of Germany	1:14.67	1:03.43	2:18.10	+6.97
14	Willy Favre	Switzerland	1:13.63	1:04.59	2:18.22	+7.09
15	Ivo Mahlknecht	Italy	1:13.69	1:04.54	2:18.23	+7.10
16	Per Martin Sunde	Norway	1:14.23	1:04.13	2:18.36	+7.23
17	Paride Milianti	Italy	1:13.50	1:04.90	2:18.40	+7.27
18	Eberhard Riedel	United Team of Germany	1:13.57	1:05.28	2:18.85	+7.72
19	Peter Duncan	Canada	1:14.22	1:04.88	2:19.10	+7.97
20	Martino Fill	Italy	1:14.53	1:05.10	2:19.63	+8.50
21	Hias Leitner	Austria	1:17.07	1:02.57	2:19.64	+8.51
22	Raimo Manninen	Finland	1:14.82	1:05.45	2:20.27	+9.14
23	Yoshiharu Fukuhara	Japan	1:14.35	1:06.36	2:20.71	+9.58
24	Karl Schranz	Austria	1:10.04	1:11.54	2:21.58	+10.45
25	Vasily Melnikov	Soviet Union	1:16.18	1:06.43	2:22.61	+11.48
26	Rune Lindström	Sweden	1:16.00	1:06.68	2:22.68	+11.55
27	Bronisław Trzebunia	Poland	1:16.27	1:06.46	2:22.73	+11.60
28	Olle Rolén	Sweden	1:16.14	1:06.94	2:23.08	+11.95
29	Jon Terje Øverland	Norway	1:19.16	1:05.68	2:24.84	+13.71
30	Jerzy Woyna Orlewicz	Poland	1:18.31	1:06.68	2:24.99	+13.86
31	Hajime Tomii	Japan	1:18.49	1:06.60	2:25.09	+13.96
32	Peter Lakota	Yugoslavia	1:18.59	1:07.65	2:26.24	+15.11
33	Andrzej Dereziński	Poland	1:18.21	1:09.30	2:27.51	+16.38
34	Yoshinari Kida	Japan	1:19.11	1:10.00	2:29.11	+17.98
35	Arild Holm	Norway	1:21.14	1:08.77	2:29.91	+18.78
36	Hans-Walter Schädler	Liechtenstein	1:20.29	1:11.71	2:32.00	+20.87
37	Javier Masana	Spain	1:22.10	1:13.57	2:35.67	+24.54
38	Yoshihiro Ohira	Japan	1:28.79	1:09.08	2:37.87	+26.74
39	Árni Sigurðsson	Iceland	1:25.34	1:13.78	2:39.12	+27.99
-	Jos Minsch	Switzerland	1:15.07	DQ	-	-
-	Lars Olsson	Sweden	1:18.74	DQ	-	-
-	Anton Šoltýs	Czechoslovakia	1:30.00	DQ	-	-
-	François Bonlieu	France	DQ	-	-	-
-	Jean-Guy Brunet	Canada	DQ	-	-	-
-	Bengt-Erik Grahn	Sweden	DQ	-	-	-
-	Chuck Ferries	United States	DQ	-	-	-
-	Jean-Claude Killy	France	DQ	-	-	-
-	Rod Hebron	Canada	DQ	-	-	-
-	Ulf Ekstam	Finland	DQ	-	-	-

Source: ^[1]

Qualifying

Round 1

The top 25 finishers advanced directly to the final, the others went to round two. ^[1]

Rank	Name	Country	Time	Difference
1	François Bonlieu	France	51.23	-
2	Luggi Leitner	United Team of Germany	51.45	+0.22
3	Guy Périllat	France	52.33	+1.10
4	Jimmy Heuga	United States	52.45	+1.22
5	Buddy Werner	United States	53.19	+1.96
6	Pepi Stiegler	Austria	53.41	+2.18
	Adolf Mathis	Switzerland
8	Karl Schranz	Austria	53.55	+2.32
9	Vasily Melnikov	Soviet Union	53.59	+2.36
10	Gerhard Nenning	Austria	53.60	+2.37
11	Billy Kidd	United States	53.73	+2.50
12	Stefan Kälin	Switzerland	53.93	+2.70
13	Michel Arpin	France	54.07	+2.84
14	Italo Pedroncelli	Italy	54.22	+2.99
15	Willy Favre	Switzerland	54.29	+3.06
16	Rune Lindström	Sweden	54.43	+3.20
17	Jerzy Woyna Orlewicz	Poland	54.55	+3.32
18	Paride Milianti	Italy	54.67	+3.44
19	Ernst Scherzer	United Team of Germany	54.77	+3.54
20	Hias Leitner	Austria	54.90	+3.67
21	Jon Terje Øverland	Norway	54.90	+3.67
22	Jos Minsch	Switzerland	54.95	+3.72
23	Jean-Guy Brunet	Canada	54.98	+3.75
24	Bengt-Erik Grahn	Sweden	54.99	+3.76
25	Chuck Ferries	United States	55.17	+3.94
26	Per Martin Sunde	Norway	55.24	+4.01
27	Arild Holm	Norway	55.57	+4.34
28	Tally Monastyryov	Soviet Union	55.71	+4.48
29	Jean-Claude Killy	France	55.79	+4.56
30	Eberhard Riedel	United Team of Germany	55.88	+4.65
31	Yoshihiro Ohira	Japan	56.31	+5.08
32	Raimo Manninen	Finland	56.33	+5.10
33	Valery Shein	Soviet Union	56.33	+5.10
34	Martino Fill	Italy	56.43	+5.20
35	Andrzej Dereziński	Poland	56.75	+5.52
36	Ulf Ekstam	Finland	57.11	+5.88
37	Yoshinari Kida	Japan	57.36	+6.13
38	Bronisław Trzebunia	Poland	57.72	+6.49
39	Peter Lakota	Yugoslavia	57.84	+6.61
40	Wolfgang Bartels	United Team of Germany	57.91	+6.68
41	Petar Angelov	Bulgaria	58.14	+6.91
42	Olle Rolén	Sweden	58.39	+7.16
43	Anton Šoltýs	Czechoslovakia	58.67	+7.44
44	Juan Garriga	Spain	59.53	+8.30
45	Lars Olsson	Sweden	59.80	+8.57
46	Jóhann Vilbergsson	Iceland	60.39	+9.16
47	Javier Masana	Spain	60.95	+9.72
48	Hans-Walter Schädler	Liechtenstein	61.53	+10.30
49	Yoshiharu Fukuhara	Japan	61.66	+10.43
50	Charles Westenholz	Great Britain	61.96	+10.73
51	Luis Sánchez	Spain	62.40	+11.17
52	Francisco Cortes	Chile	64.43	+13.20
53	Osvaldo Ancinas	Argentina	64.63	+13.40
54	Piers, Baron de Westenholz	Great Britain	65.12	+13.89
55	Peter Brockhoff	Australia	65.32	+14.09
56	Fayzollah Band Ali	Iran	65.60	+14.37
57	Josef Gassner	Liechtenstein	65.78	+14.55
58	Simon Brown	Australia	66.83	+15.60
59	Rod Hebron	Canada	67.56	+16.33
60	Juan Holz	Chile	67.56	+16.33
61	Nazih Geagea	Lebanon	68.21	+16.98
62	Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki	Iran	68.47	+17.24
63	Peter Wenzel	Australia	68.68	+17.45
64	Jonathan Taylor	Great Britain	68.73	+17.50
65	Árni Sigurðsson	Iceland	69.03	+17.80
66	August Wolfinger	Liechtenstein	69.75	+18.52
67	Prince Karim Aga Khan	Iran	71.92	+20.69
68	John Rigby	Great Britain	72.16	+20.93
69	Muzaffer Demirhan	Turkey	72.26	+21.03
70	Zeki Şamiloğlu	Turkey	72.81	+21.58
71	Oto Pustoslemšek	Yugoslavia	73.82	+22.59
72	Luis Viu	Spain	74.06	+22.83
73	Vicente Vera	Chile	74.82	+23.59
74	Ivo Mahlknecht	Italy	76.97	+25.74
75	Jean Keyrouz	Lebanon	77.36	+26.13
76	Osman Yüce	Turkey	78.75	+27.52
77	Vasilios Makridis	Greece	79.70	+28.47
78	Hajime Tomii	Japan	80.85	+29.62
79	Manuel Mena	Argentina	85.60	+34.37
80	Bahattin Topal	Turkey	85.99	+34.76
81	Michel Rahme	Lebanon	86.76	+35.53
82	Konstantinos Karydas	Greece	91.51	+40.28
83	Dimitrios Pappos	Greece	102.76	+51.53
84	Jo Yeong-Seok	South Korea	109.14	+57.91
85	Kim Dong-Baek	South Korea	121.88	+70.65
-	Kristinn Benediktsson	Iceland	DQ	-
-	Robert Swan	Canada	DQ	-
-	Jorge Abelardo Eiras	Argentina	DNF	-
-	Pedro Klempa	Argentina	DNF	-
-	Peter Duncan	Canada	DNF	-
-	Hernán Boher	Chile	DNF	-
-	Ovaness Meguerdonian	Iran	DNF	-
-	Sami Beyroun	Lebanon	DNF	-
-	Radim Koloušek	Czechoslovakia	DNF	-
-	Fric Detiček	Yugoslavia	DNF	-
-	Andrej Klinar	Yugoslavia	DNF	-

Round 2

The top 25 finishers advanced directly to the final, the others went to round two. ^[1]

Rank	Name	Country	Time	Difference
1	Jean-Claude Killy	France	53.79	-
2	Yoshiharu Fukuhara	Japan	54.07	+0.28
3	Eberhard Riedel	United Team of Germany	54.44	+0.65
4	Per Martin Sunde	Norway	55.03	+1.24
5	Raimo Manninen	Finland	55.41	+1.62
6	Peter Lakota	Yugoslavia	55.59	+1.80
7	Ivo Mahlknecht	Italy	55.78	+1.99
8	Wolfgang Bartels	United Team of Germany	55.84	+2.05
9	Rod Hebron	Canada	55.99	+2.20
10	Tally Monastyryov	Soviet Union	56.09	+2.30
11	Martino Fill	Italy	56.32	+2.53
12	Peter Duncan	Canada	56.43	+2.64
13	Bronisław Trzebunia	Poland	56.55	+2.76
14	Andrzej Dereziński	Poland	56.66	+2.87
15	Lars Olsson	Sweden	56.66	+2.87
16	Olle Rolén	Sweden	57.17	+3.38
17	Hajime Tomii	Japan	57.44	+3.65
18	Yoshinari Kida	Japan	58.06	+4.27
19	Yoshihiro Ohira	Japan	58.09	+4.30
20	Ulf Ekstam	Finland	58.48	+4.69
21	Javier Masana	Spain	59.14	+5.35
22	Arild Holm	Norway	59.31	+5.52
23	Anton Šoltýs	Czechoslovakia	59.45	+5.66
24	Hans-Walter Schädler	Liechtenstein	59.62	+5.83
25	Árni Sigurðsson	Iceland	59.67	+5.88
26	Luis Sánchez	Spain	60.56	+6.77
27	Kristinn Benediktsson	Iceland	60.57	+6.78
28	Charles Westenholz	Great Britain	60.99	+7.20
29	Jonathan Taylor	Great Britain	61.33	+7.54
30	Prince Karim Aga Khan	Iran	61.68	+7.89
31	Piers, Baron de Westenholz	Great Britain	61.89	+8.10
32	Josef Gassner	Liechtenstein	61.90	+8.11
33	Hernán Boher	Chile	61.95	+8.16
34	Jóhann Vilbergsson	Iceland	62.23	+8.44
35	John Rigby	Great Britain	62.45	+8.66
36	Luis Viu	Spain	63.18	+9.39
37	Fayzollah Band Ali	Iran	63.80	+10.01
39	Juan Holz	Chile	64.38	+10.59
38	Osvaldo Ancinas	Argentina	64.35	+10.56
40	Ovaness Meguerdonian	Iran	64.38	+10.59
41	Jorge Abelardo Eiras	Argentina	64.57	+10.78
42	Peter Brockhoff	Australia	64.58	+10.79
43	Fric Detiček	Yugoslavia	65.08	+11.29
44	Simon Brown	Australia	65.88	+12.09
45	Nazih Geagea	Lebanon	66.15	+12.36
46	Bahattin Topal	Turkey	67.69	+13.90
47	August Wolfinger	Liechtenstein	67.72	+13.93
48	Muzaffer Demirhan	Turkey	68.20	+14.41
49	Peter Wenzel	Australia	70.25	+16.46
50	Zeki Şamiloğlu	Turkey	72.03	+18.24
51	Manuel Mena	Argentina	75.88	+22.09
52	Jean Keyrouz	Lebanon	76.24	+22.45
53	Michel Rahme	Lebanon	81.19	+27.40
54	Jo Yeong-Seok	South Korea	88.53	+34.74
55	Konstantinos Karydas	Greece	97.46	+43.67
56	Vasilios Makridis	Greece	100.27	+46.48
-	Radim Koloušek	Czechoslovakia	DQ	-
-	Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki	Iran	DQ	-
-	Juan Garriga	Spain	DQ	-
-	Oto Pustoslemšek	Yugoslavia	DQ	-
-	Osman Yüce	Turkey	DQ	-
-	Sami Beyroun	Lebanon	DQ	-
-	Dimitrios Pappos	Greece	DQ	-
-	Andrej Klinar	Yugoslavia	DNF	-
-	Kim Dong-Baek	South Korea	DNF	-
-	Francisco Cortes	Chile	DNF	-
-	Pedro Klempa	Argentina	DNF	-
-	Petar Angelov	Bulgaria	DNF	-
-	Robert Swan	Canada	DNF	-
-	Valery Shein	Soviet Union	DNF	-
-	Vicente Vera	Chile	DNF	-

References

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3. "Yanks earn two medals in slalom". Eugene Register-Guard. (Oregon). Associated Press. February 8, 1964. p. 2B.
4. "1962 World Championships results". FIS. Retrieved January 3, 2014.