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Alpine skiing at the 1960 Winter Olympics – Men's slalom

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The Men's slalom competition of the Squaw Valley 1960 Olympics was held on February 24 at Squaw Valley.[1][2]

VenueSquaw Valley
DateFebruary 24, 1960
Competitors63 from 21 nations
Winning time3:09.62
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Men's slalom
at the VIII Olympic Winter Games
Alpine skiing
VenueSquaw Valley
DateFebruary 24, 1960
Competitors63 from 21 nations
Winning time3:09.62
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Ernst Hinterseer  Austria
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Hias Leitner  Austria
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Charles Bozon  France
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The defending world champion was Josl Rieder of Austria.[3]

During the event, race officials asked CBS if they could review videotape of the race because of a controversy about one skier who was alleged to have missed a gate. This gave CBS producers the idea to invent instant replay.[4]

Results

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More information Rank, Name ...
RankNameCountryRun 1Run 2TotalDifference
1st place, gold medalist(s)Ernst Hinterseer Austria1:10.70:58.22:08.9-
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Hias Leitner Austria1:11.10:59.22:10.3+1.4
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Charles Bozon France1:09.81:00.62:10.4+1.5
4Luggi Leitner United Team of Germany1:10.90:59.62:10.5+1.6
5Pepi Stiegler Austria1:11.50:59.62:11.1+2.2
6Guy Périllat France1:11.01:00.82:11.8+2.9
7Hans Peter Lanig United Team of Germany1:11.91:02.42:14.3+5.4
8Paride Milianti Italy1:10.11:04.32:14.4+5.5
9Tom Corcoran United States1:12.51:02.22:14.7+5.8
10Sepp Behr United Team of Germany1:12.11:03.92:16.0+7.1
11Italo Pedroncelli Italy1:17.21:02.52:19.7+10.8
12Chiharu Igaya Japan1:10.91:09.32:20.2+11.3
13Carlo Senoner Italy1:18.91:01.82:20.7+11.8
14Oddvar Rønnestad Norway1:18.81:04.52:23.3+14.4
15Adolf Mathis Switzerland1:13.91:09.62:23.5+14.6
16Osvaldo Ancinas Argentina1:17.51:06.72:24.2+15.3
17Eysteinn Þórðarson Iceland1:17.01:07.92:24.9+16.0
18Georgi Dimitrov Bulgaria1:16.91:08.22:25.1+16.2
19Verne Anderson Canada1:17.01:12.32:29.3+20.4
20Bruno Alberti Italy1:28.51:02.12:30.6+21.7
21Silvan Kindle Liechtenstein1:19.31:11.42:30.7+21.8
22Don Bruneski Canada1:19.81:13.12:32.9+24.0
23Kristinn Benediktsson Iceland1:24.11:13.02:37.1+28.2
24Luis Arias Spain1:24.31:16.22:40.5+31.6
25Frederick Tommy Canada1:18.41:25.52:43.9+35.0
26Osamu Tada Japan1:17.21:26.82:44.0+35.1
27Hermann Kindle Liechtenstein1:28.71:17.02:45.7+36.8
28Hernán Boher Chile1:24.21:22.92:47.1+38.2
29Georgi Varoshkin Bulgaria1:21.31:26.22:47.5+38.6
30Peter Brockhoff Australia1:27.31:24.42:51.7+42.8
31Georges Schneider Switzerland1:13.01:39.72:52.7+43.8
32Clemente Tellechea Argentina1:28.71:26.02:54.7+45.8
33Takashi Takeda Japan1:26.71:29.32:56.0+47.1
34Jean-Guy Brunet Canada1:26.11:31.92:58.0+49.1
34Manuel García-Moran Spain1:32.31:25.72:58.0+49.1
36Robert Skepper Great Britain1:41.61:18.53:00.1+51.2
37Frank Brown United States1:58.21:03.13:01.3+52.4
38Diego Schweizer Argentina1:32.21:34.63:06.8+57.9
39Zeki Şamiloğlu Turkey1:29.02:05.73:34.7+1:25.8
40Im Gyeong-Sun South Korea2:20.92:35.24:56.1+2:47.2
-Francisco Cortes Chile?DQ--
-Jorge Abelardo Eiras Argentina?DQ--
-Jim Barrier United States?DNF--
-Willy Bogner United Team of Germany1:08.8DQ--
-François Bonlieu France1:09.8DQ--
-Chuck Ferries United States1:16.1DQ--
-Willi Forrer Switzerland1:16.1DQ--
-Vicente Vera Chile1:20.4DQ--
-Adrien Duvillard France1:21.9DQ--
-Bill Day Australia1:22.1DQ--
-Nazih Geagea Lebanon1:22.4DQ--
-Geoff Pitchford Great Britain1:23.5DQ--
-Masayoshi Mitani Japan1:23.8DQ--
-Jóhann Vilbergsson Iceland1:25.7DQ--
-Muzaffer Demirhan Turkey1:26.3DQ--
-Luis Sánchez Spain1:52.1DQ--
-Roger Staub SwitzerlandDQ---
-Ernst Oberaigner AustriaDQ---
-Aleksandar Shalamanov BulgariaDQ---
-Sam Chaffey New ZealandDQ---
-Bill Hunt New ZealandDQ---
-Adolf Fehr LiechtensteinDQ---
-Victor Tagle ChileDQ---
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