Alpine skiing at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics – Boys' combined

Boys' combined
at the II Winter Youth Olympic Games
Boys' combined; at the II Winter Youth Olympic Games
Venue	Hafjell, Norway
Date	14 February
Competitors	53 from 45 nations
Winning time	1:52.87
Medalists
	← 2012 2020 →

Last updated January 13, 2022

The boys combined competition of the alpine skiing events at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics was held at the Hafjell Olympic Slope near Lillehammer, Norway, on 14 February. 53 athletes from 45 different countries took part in this event.^[1]

Results

The race was started at 11:00.^[2]

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Super-G	Rank	Slalom	Rank	Total	Difference
	1	River Radamus	United States	1:11.15	1	41.72	7	1:52.87
	7	Manuel Traninger	Austria	1:12.36	4	40.58	2	1:52.94	+0.07
	5	Pietro Canzio	Italy	1:12.45	6	41.20	3	1:53.65	+0.78
4	37	Filip Vennerström	Sweden	1:13.60	21	40.32	1	1:53.92	+1.05
5	8	Sampo Kankkunen	Finland	1:12.27	3	41.93	9	1:54.20	+1.33
6	12	Jan Zabystřan	Czech Republic	1:13.36	17	41.25	4	1:54.61	+1.74
7	6	Joel Oehrli	Switzerland	1:12.46	7	42.32	12	1:54.78	+1.91
8	36	Yohei Koyama	Japan	1:13.15	12	41.72	7	1:54.87	+2.00
9	13	Ken Caillot	France	1:13.26	13	41.71	6	1:54.97	+2.10
10	3	Michael Tedde	Italy	1:12.04	2	43.08	18	1:55.12	+2.25
11	11	Szymon Bębenek	Poland	1:13.32	15	41.97	10	1:55.29	+2.42
12	24	Aleksey Konkov	Russia	1:13.07	10	42.90	15	1:55.97	+3.10
13	20	Samuel Kolega	Croatia	1:14.42	26	41.57	5	1:55.99	+3.12
14	16	Anton Grammel	Germany	1:13.26	13	43.06	17	1:56.32	+3.45
15	18	Henrich Katrenič	Slovakia	1:13.14	11	43.47	20	1:56.61	+3.74
16	51	Žaks Gedra	Latvia	1:14.73	30	41.97	10	1:56.70	+3.83
17	32	Louis Muhlen	Australia	1:13.80	23	43.23	19	1:57.03	+4.16
18	38	Aingeru Garay	Spain	1:14.58	29	42.78	14	1:57.36	+4.49
19	27	Anže Čufar	Slovenia	1:14.51	28	42.94	16	1:57.45	+4.58
20	30	Kai Horwitz	Chile	1:13.35	16	44.26	23	1:57.61	+4.74
21	50	Andrea Bugnone	Portugal	1:14.47	27	43.74	21	1:58.21	+5.34
22	25	Georgi Okolski	Bulgaria	1:16.54	36	42.40	13	1:58.94	+6.07
23	44	Itamar Biran	Israel	1:15.23	32	43.87	22	1:59.10	+6.23
24	42	Luka Bozhinovski	Macedonia	1:15.35	33	45.81	25	2:01.16	+8.29
25	53	Jackson Rich	New Zealand	1:16.76	38	46.28	27	2:03.04	+10.17
26	22	Jeffrey Zina	Lebanon	1:18.74	42	45.68	24	2:04.42	+11.55
27	19	Alexandru Stefanescu	Romania	1:18.57	41	45.96	26	2:04.53	+11.66
28	47	Tomas Bacigalupo	Argentina	1:17.90	40	48.03	28	2:05.93	+13.06
29	48	Gary Skinner	Ireland	1:17.60	39	48.67	29	2:06.27	+13.40
30	26	Sam Maes	Belgium	1:13.63	22	1:04.27	30	2:17.90	+25.03
	2	Odin Vassbotn Breivik	Norway	1:13.00	9	DNF
	15	Marcus Vorre	Denmark	1:12.43	5	DNF
	17	Nejc Naraločnik	Slovenia	1:12.98	8	DNF
	29	Michel Macedo	Brazil	1:13.36	17	DNF
	31	Justin Alkier	Canada	1:13.57	20	DNF
	33	Léo Anguenot	France	1:14.07	24	DNF
	39	Iain Innes	Great Britain	1:16.32	35	DNF
	41	Paul Croesi	Monaco	1:16.67	37	DNF
	45	Maurus Sparr	Switzerland	1:13.49	19	DNF
	49	Djordy Schaaf	Netherlands	1:15.36	34	DNF
	4	Jonas Stockinger	Germany	1:14.27	25	DNS
	35	Albert Pérez Fabrega	Andorra	1:14.84	31	DSQ
	9	Moritz Opetnik	Austria	DNF
	10	Silvan Marxer	Liechtenstein	DNF
	14	Henrik Thorsby	Norway	DNF
	21	Matthieu Osch	Luxembourg	DNF
	28	Uladzislau Chertsin	Belarus	DNF
	34	Barnabás Szőllős	Hungary	DNF
	40	Andrej Drukarov	Lithuania	DNF
	43	Mykhailo Karpushyn	Ukraine	DNF
	46	Rašo Jevremović	Serbia	DNF
	52	Eldar Salihović	Montenegro	DNF
	23	Ryan Moffat	Canada	DSQ
	54	Saurabh Saurabh	India	DNS
	55	Besarion Japaridze	Georgia	DNS

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[1] Boys combined start list

[2] Final results

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Alpine skiing at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics

Super-G	boys'	girls'
Giant slalom	boys'	girls'
Slalom	boys'	girls'
Combined	boys'	girls'
Parallel mixed team	mixed
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v t e Youth Olympic champions in alpine skiing – boys' combined
2012: Marco Schwarz (SUI) 2016: River Radamus (USA) 2020: Auguste Aulnette (FRA)
Bold: Olympic medalists in Alpine skiing