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FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2009 – Men's super-G

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Men's Super-G competition at the 2009 World Championships. The first men's race of the championships, the race was run on February 4.

Results

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RankNameCountryTimeDiff.
1st place, gold medalist(s) Didier Cuche Switzerland 1:19.41--
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Peter Fill Italy 1:20.40+0.99
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Aksel Lund Svindal Norway 1:20.43+1.02
4 Christof Innerhofer Italy 1:20.48+1.07
5 Benjamin Raich Austria 1:20.56+1.15
6 John Kucera Canada 1:21.07+1.66
7 Marco Büchel Liechtenstein 1:21.09+1.68
8 Didier Défago Switzerland 1:21.10+1.69
9 Carlo Janka Switzerland 1:21.19+1.78
10 Klaus Kröll Austria 1:21.20+1.79
11 Gauthier de Tessières France 1:21.73+2.32
12 Bode Miller United States 1:21.84+2.43
13 Michael Walchhofer Austria 1:21.87+2.46
14 Werner Heel Italy 1:21.88+2.47
15 Stefan Thanei Italy 1:21.89+2.48
16 Aleš Gorza Slovenia 1:21.99+2.58
17 Patrick Staudacher Italy 1:22.02+2.61
18 Hermann Maier Austria 1:22.30+2.89
19 Erik Guay Canada 1:22.39+2.98
20 Robbie Dixon Canada 1:22.51+3.10
21 Adrien Theaux France 1:22.77+3.36
22 Pierre-Emmanuel Dalcin France 1:22.84+3.43
23 Natko Zrnčić-Dim Croatia 1:23.03+3.62
24 Stephan Keppler Germany 1:23.11+3.70
25 Andrej Jerman Slovenia 1:23.52+4.11
26 Kryštof Krýzl Czech Republic 1:23.66+4.25
27 Petr Záhrobský Czech Republic 1:23.76+4.35
28 Douglas Crawford United Kingdom 1:23.93+4.52
29 Edward Drake United Kingdom 1:24.15+4.74
30 Aleksandr Khoroshilov Russia 1:24.16+4.75
31 Ivan Ratkić Croatia 1:25.14+5.73
32 Stepan Zuev Russia 1:25.88+6.47
33 Hans Olsson Sweden 1:25.89+6.48
34 David Poisson France 1:25.92+6.51
35 Craig Branch Australia 1:26.22+6.81
36 Tim Cafe New Zealand 1:26.77+7.36
37 Stefan Georgiev Bulgaria 1:26.93+7.52
38 Stefán Jón Sigurgeirsson Iceland 1:27.47+8.06
39 Andrew Weibrecht United States 1:27.48+8.07
40 Georgi Georgiev Bulgaria 1:28.25+8.84
41 Maciej Bydliński Poland 1:28.90+9.49
42 Árni Thorvaldsson Iceland 1:29.61+10.20
43 Jorge Martinic Chile 1:30.57+11.16
44 Taras Pimenov Kazakhstan 1:30.69+11.28
45 Igor Zakurdaev Kazakhstan 1:31.08+11.67
46 Rostyslav Feshchuk Ukraine 1:33.22+13.81
47 Einārs Lansmanis Latvia 1:33.80+14.39
– Ivica Kostelić Croatia DNS–
– Alexandru Barbu Romania DNS–
– Martin Khuber Kazakhstan DNS–
– Manuel Osborne-Paradis Canada DNF–
– Ted Ligety United States DNF–
– Marco Sullivan United States DNF–
– Ambrosi Hoffmann Switzerland DNF–
– Andreas Strodl Germany DNF–
– Kjetil Jansrud Norway DNF–
– Patrik Järbyn Sweden DNF–
– Peter Strodl Germany DNF–
– Rok Perko Slovenia DNF–
– Lars Elton Myhre Norway DNF–
– Tin Široki Croatia DNF–
– Martin Vráblík Czech Republic DNF–
– Jaroslav Babušiak Slovakia DNF–
– Angus Howden New Zealand DNF–
– Jorge Mandru Chile DNF–
– Frederik van Buynder Belgium DNF–
– Kiril Manolov Bulgaria DNF–
– Nikola Chongarov Bulgaria DNF–
– Rafael Anguita Chile DNF–
– Roberts Rode Latvia DNF–
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