Feb. 2, 2004 (AP)
Men's World Cup Ski Results
(After five of seven races)
1. Hermann Maier, Austria, 420.
2. Lasse Kjus, Norway, 230.
3. Daron Rahlves, United States, 218.
4. Stephan Eberharter, Austria, 210.
5. Bjarne Solbakken, Norway, 189.
6. Michael Walchhofer, Austria, 166.
7. Hans Knauss, Austria, 157.
8. Andreas Schifferer, Austria, 156.
9. Didier Cuche, Switzerland, 153.
10. Patrik Jaerbyn, Sweden, 151.
11. Benjamin Raich, Austria, 115.
12. Peter Fill, Italy, 107.
13. Tobias Gruenenfelder, Switzerland, 106.
14. Aksel Lund Svindal, Norway, 102.
15. Pierre-Emmanuel Dalcin, France, 99.
Also
24. Guay, 54.
25. Miller, 43.
29. Fiala, 28.
33. Lavoie, 17.
35. Hudec, 16.
39. Bourque, 8.
40. Friedman, 7.
43. Macartney, 5.
45. Anderson, 4.
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