FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2011 – Men's giant slalom

Last updated June 22, 2024

Complete results for Men's giant slalom competition at the 2011 World Championships. It ran on February 18 at 10:00 local time (1st run) and 13:30 local time (2nd run), the ninth race of the championships. 123 athletes from 51 countries competed in the qualification race on February 17.^[1]

Results

Race

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Run 1^[2]	Rank	Run 2^[3]	Rank	Total^[4]	Difference
	1	Ted Ligety	United States	1:02.33	4	1:08.23	7	2:10.56
	3	Cyprien Richard	France	1:02.79	7	1:07.85	2	2:10.64	+0.08
	5	Philipp Schörghofer	Austria	1:02.13	2	1:08.86	19	2:10.99	+0.43
4	2	Aksel Lund Svindal	Norway	1:02.08	1	1:08.97	21	2:11.05	+0.49
5	6	Kjetil Jansrud	Norway	1:03.01	9	1:08.28	8	2:11.29	+0.73
6	14	Thomas Fanara	France	1:03.32	10	1:08.00	3	2:11.32	+0.76
7	4	Carlo Janka	Switzerland	1:02.57	6	1:08.91	20	2:11.48	+0.92
8	11	Didier Cuche	Switzerland	1:02.46	5	1:09.03	23	2:11.49	+0.93
9	8	Gauthier de Tessieres	France	1:02.86	8	1:08.64	13	2:11.50	+0.94
10	25	Marcus Sandell	Finland	1:03.56	16	1:08.10	6	2:11.66	+1.10
11	13	Romed Baumann	Austria	1:03.72	18	1:08.05	5	2:11.77	+1.21
12	16	Bode Miller	United States	1:04.01	27	1:07.82	1	2:11.83	+1.27
13	9	Ivica Kostelic	Croatia	1:02.31	3	1:09.59	32	2:11.90	+1.34
13	32	Justin Murisier	Switzerland	1:03.90	24	1:08.00	3	2:11.90	+1.34
15	27	Fritz Dopfer	Germany	1:03.47	13	1:08.50	11	2:11.97	+1.41
16	22	Leif Kristian Haugen	Norway	1:03.55	14	1:08.51	12	2:12.06	+1.50
17	10	Manfred Mölgg	Italy	1:03.37	11	1:08.80	17	2:12.17	+1.61
18	20	Matts Olsson	Sweden	1:03.85	21	1:08.34	9	2:12.19	+1.63
19	17	Ondrej Bank	Czech Republic	1:03.41	12	1:08.98	22	2:12.39	+1.83
20	12	Davide Simoncelli	Italy	1:03.72	18	1:08.79	16	2:12.51	+1.95
21	15	Marc Berthod	Switzerland	1:04.20	29	1:08.38	10	2:12.58	+2.02
22	30	Björn Sieber	Austria	1:03.89	23	1:08.73	14	2:12.62	+2.06
23	23	Stephan Görgl	Austria	1:03.91	25	1:08.74	15	2:12.65	+2.09
24	18	Sandro Viletta	Switzerland	1:03.55	14	1:09.20	28	2:12.75	+2.19
25	19	Truls Ove Karlsen	Norway	1:03.87	22	1:09.05	24	2:12.92	+2.36
26	38	Matic Skube	Slovenia	1:03.98	26	1:09.10	26	2:13.08	+2.52
27	36	Andreas Romar	Finland	1:04.10	28	1:09.07	25	2:13.17	+2.61
28	28	Giovanni Borsotti	Italy	1:04.49	35	1:08.83	18	2:13.32	+2.76
29	37	Stefan Luitz	Germany	1:03.68	17	1:09.68	33	2:13.36	+2.80
30	7	Massimiliano Blardone	Italy	1:04.43	33	1:09.19	27	2:13.62	+3.06
31	34	Krystof Kryzl	Czech Republic	1:04.40	32	1:09.32	29	2:13.72	+3.16
32	35	Samu Torsti	Finland	1:04.29	30	1:09.48	30	2:13.77	+3.21
33	24	Thomas Frey	France	1:03.75	20	1:10.10	35	2:13.85	+3.29
34	21	Felix Neureuther	Germany	1:04.45	34	1:09.48	30	2:13.93	+3.37
35	31	Warner Nickerson	United States	1:04.85	39	1:09.91	34	2:14.76	+4.20
36	43	Adam Zika	Czech Republic	1:04.65	38	1:10.25	36	2:14.90	+4.34
37	45	Paul de la Cuesta	Spain	1:04.60	37	1:10.31	38	2:14.91	+4.35
38	49	Natko Zrncic-Dim	Croatia	1:05.19	42	1:10.29	37	2:15.48	+4.92
39	52	David Ryding	Great Britain	1:04.93	40	1:10.86	39	2:15.79	+5.23
40	46	Roger Vidosa	Andorra	1:04.95	41	1:11.08	40	2:16.03	+5.47
41	50	Jaroslav Babusiak	Slovakia	1:05.41	44	1:11.44	43	2:16.85	+6.29
42	42	Cristian Javier Simari Birkner	Argentina	1:05.97	48	1:11.17	41	2:17.14	+6.58
43	60	Tim Cafe	New Zealand	1:06.09	49	1:11.99	44	2:18.08	+7.52
44	53	Olivier Jenot	Monaco	1:06.81	54	1:11.41	42	2:18.22	+7.66
45	59	Georgi Georgiev	Bulgaria	1:06.24	50	1:12.22	45	2:18.46	+7.90
46	66	Iason Abramashvili	Georgia	1:05.97	47	1:12.58	47	2:18.55	+7.99
47	58	Sebastian Brigovic	Croatia	1:06.50	52	1:12.22	45	2:18.72	+8.16
48	71	Simon Heeb	Liechtenstein	1:06.92	55	1:13.03	49	2:19.95	+9.39
49	65	Jeroen van den Bogaert	Belgium	1:06.67	53	1:13.94	51	2:20.61	+10.05
50	64	Alex Beniaidze	Georgia	1:08.27	60	1:12.65	48	2:20.92	+10.46
51	77	Yuri Danilochkin	Belarus	1:07.77	58	1:13.62	50	2:21.39	+10.83
52	73	Dmitriy Koshkin	Kazakhstan	1:08.14	59	1:14.29	52	2:22.43	+11.87
53	56	Aleksandr Khoroshilov	Russia	1:05.34	43	1:28.40	53	2:33.74	+23.18
	26	Kalle Palander	Finland	1:05.81	46	DNS
	44	Martin Vrablik	Czech Republic	1:07.46	57	DNS
	54	Noel Baxter	Great Britain	1:06.30	51	DNS
	61	Maciej Bydlinski	Poland	1:06.93	56	DNS
	29	Tommy Ford	United States	1:04.30	31	DNF
	33	Mirko Deflorian	Moldova	1:04.50	36	DNF
	51	TJ Baldwin	Great Britain	1:05.47	45	DNF
	74	Kristaps Zvejnieks	Latvia	1:08.28	61	DNQ
	48	Ryunosuke Ohkoshi	Japan	1:08.65	62	DNQ
	82	Marko Rudić	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1:08.72	63	DNQ
	81	Christian Vial	Denmark	1:08.89	64	DNQ
	76	Antonio Ristevski	Macedonia	1:09.29	65	DNQ
	63	Maarten Meiners	Netherlands	1:11.31	66	DNQ
	90	Manfred Oettl Reyes	Peru	1:11.35	67	DNQ
	79	Alexandros Tsaknakis	Greece	1:11.47	68	DNQ
	89	Virgile Vandeput	Israel	1:11.52	69	DNQ
	87	Norbert Farkas	Hungary	1:13.09	70	DNQ
	91	Peter Scott	South Africa	1:14.07	71	DNQ
	85	Erdinc Turksever	Turkey	1:14.21	72	DNQ
	80	Zhang Yuxin	China	1:16.26	73	DNQ
	98	Patrick Girst	Luxembourg	1:16.80	74	DNQ
	94	Conor Lyne	Ireland	1:16.87	75	DNQ
	96	Tarek Fenianos	Lebanon	1:21.25	76	DNQ
	39	Stepan Zuev	Russia	DNF
	40	Benjamin Griffin	New Zealand	DNF
	41	Ferran Terra	Spain	DNF
	55	Sebastiano Gastaldi	Argentina	DNF
	57	Tin Siroki	Croatia	DNF
	62	Nikola Chongarov	Bulgaria	DNF
	67	Pouria Saveh-Shemshaki	Iran	DNF
	68	Hugh Stevens	Australia	DNF
	69	Mike Rishworth	Australia	DNF
	70	Ioan-Gabriel Nan	Romania	DNF
	72	Nicola Kindle	Liechtenstein	DNF
	75	Jhonatan Longhi	Brazil	DNF
	78	Eugenio Claro	Chile	DNF
	83	Gunnar-Thor Halldorsson	Iceland	DNF
	84	Vitalij Rumanciev	Lithuania	DNF
	86	Igor Vakhnenko	Ukraine	DNF
	88	Bojan Kosic	Montenegro	DNF
	92	Artem Voronov	Uzbekistan	DNF
	93	Dmitry Trelevski	Kyrgyzstan	DNF
	97	Constantinos Papamichael	Cyprus	DNF
	47	Adam Žampa	Slovakia	DSQ
	95	Arsen Nersisyan	Armenia	DSQ

Qualification

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Run 1^[5]	Rank	Run 2^[6]	Rank	Total^[7]	Difference
1	8	Nikola Chongarov	Bulgaria	1:06.70	7	1:07.10	1	2:13.70
2	3	Tin Široki	Croatia	1:06.54	4	1:07.71	2	2:14.25	+0.55
3	7	Olivier Jenot	Monaco	1:06.26	1	1:08.27	9	2:14.53	+0.83
4	2	David Ryding	Great Britain	1:06.54	4	1:08.16	5	2:14.70	+1.00
4	6	Noel Baxter	Great Britain	1:06.53	3	1:08.17	6	2:14.70	+1.00
6	1	TJ Baldwin	Great Britain	1:06.30	2	1:08.43	16	2:14.73	+1.03
7	16	Maarten Meiners	Netherlands	1:06.56	6	1:08.23	8	2:14.79	+1.09
8	14	Sebastian Brigović	Croatia	1:07.37	14	1:07.92	3	2:15.29	+1.59
9	10	Maciej Bydlinski	Poland	1:07.32	11	1:08.02	4	2:15.34	+1.64
10	4	Sebastiano Gastaldi	Argentina	1:07.10	9	1:08.38	14	2:15.48	+1.78
11	5	Aleksandr Khoroshilov	Russia	1:07.39	15	1:08.17	6	2:15.56	+1.86
12	11	Georgi Georgiev	Bulgaria	1:07.09	8	1:08.50	17	2:15.59	+1.89
13	9	Joery van Rooij	Netherlands	1:07.36	13	1:08.36	13	2:15.72	+2.02
14	22	Hugh Stevens	Australia	1:07.32	12	1:08.50	17	2:15.82	+2.12
15	19	Jeroen van den Bogaert	Belgium	1:07.64	19	1:08.29	10	2:15.93	+2.23
16	17	Alex Beniaidze	Georgia	1:07.70	20	1:08.32	12	2:16.02	+2.32
17	18	Kevin Esteve Rigail	Andorra	1:07.84	22	1:08.29	10	2:16.13	+2.43
18	13	Tim Cafe	New Zealand	1:07.16	10	1:09.02	25	2:16.18	+2.48
19	20	Iason Abramashvili	Georgia	1:07.56	16	1:08.64	19	2:16.20	+2.50
20	46	Eugenio Claro	Chile	1:07.61	17	1:08.99	24	2:16.60	+2.90
21	45	Yuri Danilochkin	Belarus	1:08.22	26	1:08.42	15	2:16.64	+2.94
22	24	Mike Rishworth	Australia	1:07.79	21	1:08.95	23	2:16.74	+3.04
23	25	Ioan-Gabriel Nan	Romania	1:08.02	24	1:08.73	20	2:16.75	+3.05
24	32	Nicola Kindle	Liechtenstein	1:07.61	17	1:09.47	29	2:17.08	+3.38
25	31	Simon Heeb	Liechtenstein	1:08.50	29	1:08.76	21	2:17.26	+3.56
26	37	Marco Pfiffner	Liechtenstein	1:08.38	28	1:09.03	26	2:17.41	+3.71
27	26	Martin Anguita	Chile	1:08.55	30	1:08.91	22	2:17.46	+3.76
28	36	Kristaps Zvejnieks	Latvia	1:07.91	23	1:09.55	32	2:17.46	+3.76
29	42	Nicolas Carvallo	Chile	1:08.65	31	1:09.43	28	2:18.08	+4.38
30	43	Mohammad Kiadarbandsari	Iran	1:08.71	32	1:09.48	30	2:18.19	+4.49
31	41	Dardan Dehari	Macedonia	1:08.35	27	1:10.21	40	2:18.56	+4.86
32	23	Alexandru Barbu	Romania	1:09.52	38	1:09.11	27	2:18.63	+4.93
33	30	Matej Kutlik	Slovakia	1:09.03	33	1:09.98	37	2:19.01	+5.31
34	61	Taras Pimenov	Kazakhstan	1:09.04	34	1:10.11	38	2:19.15	+5.45
35	69	Kote Vakhtangishvili	Georgia	1:09.72	42	1:09.77	33	2:19.49	+5.79
36	35	Bart Mollin	Belgium	1:09.15	35	1:10.36	41	2:19.51	+5.81
37	21	Pouria Saveh-Shemshaki	Iran	1:09.68	41	1:09.97	36	2:19.65	+5.95
38	29	Andreas Zampa	Slovakia	1:09.72	42	1:09.93	34	2:19.65	+5.95
39	63	Norbert Farkas	Hungary	1:09.88	44	1:09.95	35	2:19.83	+6.13
40	54	Patrick Brachner	Azerbaijan	1:10.89	56	1:09.50	31	2:20.39	+6.69
41	123	Georg Lindner	Moldova	1:10.21	46	1:10.19	39	2:20.40	+6.70
42	55	Vitalij Rumanciev	Lithuania	1:09.91	45	1:11.01	44	2:20.92	+7.22
43	74	Dimitri Gedevanishvili	Georgia	1:10.43	49	1:10.55	42	2:20.98	+7.28
44	85	Kaspars Daugulis	Latvia	1:10.82	55	1:10.61	43	2:21.43	+7.73
45	60	Igor Vakhnenko	Ukraine	1:10.52	50	1:11.31	45	2:21.83	+8.13
46	49	Christian Vial	Denmark	1:10.22	47	1:11.74	50	2:21.96	+8.26
47	71	Vasyl Telychuk	Ukraine	1:10.66	51	1:11.40	47	2:22.06	+8.36
48	66	Marc Poccard	Australia	1:10.24	48	1:12.05	51	2:22.29	+8.59
49	62	Hossein Saveh-Shemshaki	Iran	1:11.18	58	1:11.39	46	2:22.57	+8.87
50	73	Rostyslav Feshchuk	Ukraine	1:11.14	57	1:11.52	48	2:22.66	+8.96
51	28	Jose Tomas Echeverria	Chile	1:10.71	53	1:12.14	53	2:22.85	+9.15
52	58	Jon-Gauti Astvaldsson	Iceland	1:11.28	59	1:11.73	49	2:23.01	+9.31
53	89	Emre Simsek	Turkey	1:10.75	54	1:12.52	55	2:23.27	+9.57
54	39	Jhonatan Longhi	Brazil	1:11.48	62	1:12.47	54	2:23.95	+10.25
55	68	Csaba Bujtas	Hungary	1:11.31	61	1:12.82	57	2:24.13	+10.43
56	65	Bojan Kosić	Montenegro	1:11.66	64	1:12.58	56	2:24.24	+10.54
57	67	Brynjar-Jokull Gudmundsson	Iceland	1:11.30	60	1:13.19	62	2:24.49	+10.79
58	87	Roberts Brishka	Latvia	1:12.79	72	1:12.08	52	2:24.87	+11.17
59	57	Erdinc Turksever	Turkey	1:12.19	66	1:12.88	58	2:25.07	+11.37
60	76	Sergiy Dolgyy	Ukraine	1:12.11	65	1:13.12	59	2:25.23	+11.53
61	106	Nils-Henrik Stene	Denmark	1:12.47	68	1:13.22	63	2:25.69	+11.99
62	56	Li Lei	China	1:12.61	69	1:13.12	59	2:25.73	+12.03
63	51	Marko Rudić	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1:09.20	36	1:16.74	79	2:25.94	+12.24
64	98	Constantinos Papamichael	Cyprus	1:12.28	67	1:13.78	68	2:26.06	+12.36
65	52	Omid Tir	Iran	1:12.67	71	1:13.47	65	2:26.14	+12.44
66	70	Marton Bene	Hungary	1:12.61	70	1:14.12	70	2:26.73	+13.03
67	64	Callum Brown	Australia	1:13.89	77	1:13.15	61	2:27.04	+13.34
68	103	Nicolai Madsen	Denmark	1:13.36	74	1:14.34	71	2:27.70	+14.00
69	92	Evgeny Dus	Belarus	1:13.71	76	1:14.00	69	2:27.71	+14.01
70	83	Artem Voronov	Uzbekistan	1:13.40	75	1:14.61	73	2:28.01	+14.31
71	80	Manfred Oettl Reyes	Peru	1:14.56	80	1:13.67	67	2:28.23	+14.53
72	93	Arsen Nersisyan	Armenia	1:14.77	82	1:13.49	66	2:28.26	+14.56
73	86	Fabio Guglielmini	Brazil	1:14.74	81	1:14.37	72	2:29.07	+15.37
74	77	Paulo E. Setubal	Brazil	1:14.29	79	1:15.88	77	2:30.17	+16.47
74	81	Siarhei Mazaleuski	Belarus	1:12.86	73	1:17.31	82	2:30.17	+16.47
76	97	Chrysostomos Karamanidis	Greece	1:16.45	87	1:14.92	74	2:31.37	+17.67
77	101	Arsen Ghazaryan	Armenia	1:15.54	85	1:15.87	76	2:31.41	+17.71
78	88	Mladen Minic	Montenegro	1:15.45	84	1:16.17	78	2:31.62	+17.92
79	104	Shane McShera	Ireland	1:15.22	83	1:18.02	84	2:33.24	+19.54
80	111	Evgeniy Timofeev	Kyrgyzstan	1:16.98	89	1:17.05	81	2:34.03	+20.33
81	91	Conor Lyne	Ireland	1:17.40	92	1:16.89	80	2:34.29	+20.59
82	94	Dmitriy Babikov	Uzbekistan	1:17.33	91	1:17.46	83	2:34.79	+21.09
83	96	Tian Yuheng	China	1:16.43	86	1:18.79	87	2:35.22	+21.52
84	90	Niv Barnetz	Israel	1:17.41	93	1:18.20	85	2:35.61	+21.91
85	115	Igor Borisov	Kyrgyzstan	1:16.98	90	1:18.65	86	2:35.63	+21.93
86	102	Nicholas McKelvey	Ireland	1:16.95	88	1:19.23	89	2:36.18	+22.48
87	72	Virgile Vandeput	Israel	1:24.09	100	1:13.41	64	2:37.50	+23.80
88	108	Yura Manukyan	Armenia	1:17.76	94	1:20.10	90	2:37.86	+24.16
89	107	Patrick Girst	Luxembourg	1:19.50	95	1:19.14	88	2:38.64	+24.94
90	48	Zhang Yuxin	China	1:26.28	101	1:15.54	75	2:41.82	+28.12
91	95	Tarek Fenianos	Lebanon	1:21.76	98	1:20.44	91	2:42.20	+28.50
92	109	Ben Trierweiler	Luxembourg	1:21.60	97	1:22.44	92	2:44.04	+30.34
93	113	Sive Speelman	South Africa	1:20.19	96	1:24.55	94	2:44.74	+31.04
94	118	Tsotane Dywili	South Africa	1:23.01	99	1:22.64	93	2:45.65	+31.95
95	116	Joao-Miguel Marques	Portugal	1:31.55	106	1:26.62	95	2:58.17	+44.47
96	114	Davit Khachatryan	Armenia	1:28.57	102	1:31.49	97	3:00.06	+46.36
97	120	Kwame Nkrumah-Acheampong	Ghana	1:31.16	105	1:29.70	96	3:00.86	+47.16
98	122	Rajat Thakur	India	1:32.51	107	1:32.63	98	3:05.14	+51.44
99	117	Jorge Goncalves	Portugal	1:30.99	104	1:35.44	100	3:06.43	+52.73
100	119	Jean-Pierre Roy	Haiti	1:36.51	109	1:34.07	99	3:10.58	+56.88
	27	Rodrigo Murtagh	Argentina	1:09.66	40	DNS
	112	Hubertus von Hohenlohe	Mexico	1:34.02	108	DNS
	38	Josef Öhri	Liechtenstein	1:08.13	25	DNF
	44	Ignacio Freeman Crespo	Argentina	1:09.41	37	DNF
	47	Alexandros Tsaknakis	Greece	1:13.92	78	DNF
	75	Daniel Petrovics	Hungary	1:10.69	52	DNF
	78	Kristaps Blums	Latvia	1:11.51	63	DNF
	100	Alexander Heath	South Africa	1:09.56	39	DNF
	121	Mathias Brodersen	Denmark	1:30.63	103	DNF
	12	Kyung Sung-hyun	South Korea	DNS
	15	Kim Woo-sung	South Korea	DNS
	33	Dmitriy Koshkin	Kazakhstan	DNF
	34	Kai Alaerts	Belgium	DNF
	50	Michal Klusak	Poland	DNF
	53	Gunnar-Thor Halldorsson	Iceland	DNF
	59	Sigurgeir Halldorsson	Iceland	DNF
	79	Huang Haibin	China	DNF
	82	Peter Scott	South Africa	DNF
	84	Dmitry Trelevski	Kyrgyzstan	DNF
	99	Simon Lyons	Ireland	DNF
	110	Andrey Trelevski	Kyrgyzstan	DNF
	40	Antonio Ristevski	Macedonia	DSQ
	105	Safar Egemberdiev	Uzbekistan	DSQ

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References

↑ "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Qualification Official Starter List" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 March 2011. Retrieved 16 February 2011.
↑ "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M 1st Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 March 2011. Retrieved 17 February 2011.
↑ "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M 2nd Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 June 2011. Retrieved 17 February 2011.
↑ "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Results". FIS. Archived from the original on 24 May 2012. Retrieved 18 February 2011.
↑ "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Qualification 1st Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 June 2011. Retrieved 18 February 2011.
↑ "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Qualification 2nd Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 June 2011. Retrieved 18 February 2011.
↑ "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Qualification Results". FIS. Archived from the original on 24 May 2012. Retrieved 18 February 2011.

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[1] "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Qualification Official Starter List" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 March 2011. Retrieved 16 February 2011.

[2] "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M 1st Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 March 2011. Retrieved 17 February 2011.

[3] "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M 2nd Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 June 2011. Retrieved 17 February 2011.

[4] "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Results". FIS. Archived from the original on 24 May 2012. Retrieved 18 February 2011.

[5] "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Qualification 1st Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 June 2011. Retrieved 18 February 2011.

[6] "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Qualification 2nd Run Results" (PDF). FIS. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 June 2011. Retrieved 18 February 2011.

[7] "FIS World Ski Championships Giant Slalom M Qualification Results". FIS. Archived from the original on 24 May 2012. Retrieved 18 February 2011.

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