1. Kalle Palander, Finland, 1:42.24 (49.73-52.51).
2. Manfred Pranger, Austria, 1:42.78 (50.59-52.19).
3. Giorgio Rocca, Italy, 1:42.80 (50.81-51.99).
4. Benjamin Raich, Austria, 1:42.85 (50.65-52.20).
5. Manfred Moelgg, Italy, 1:43.14 (51.63-51.51).
6. Alois Vogl, Germany, 1:43.50 (52.57-50.93).
7. Johan Brolenius, Sweden, 1:43.63 (52.12-51.51).
8. Markus Larsson, Sweden, 1:43.69 (51.53-52.16).
9. Martin Marinac, Austria, 1:43.87 (52.20-51.67).
10. Silvan Zurbriggen, Switzerland, 1:43.88 (51.79-52.09).
11. Aksel Lund Svindal, Norway, 1:43.89 (51.51-52.38).
12. Kilian Albrecht, Austria, 1:44.01 (51.92-52.09).
13. Tom Stiansen, Norway, 1:44.14 (51.59-52.55).
14. Thomas Grandi, Canada, 1:44.18 (51.81-52.37).
14. Pierrick Bourgeat, France, 1:44.18 (51.57-52.61).
16. Edoardo Zardini, Italy, 1:44.19 (52.38-51.81).
17. Jure Kosir, Slovenia, 1:44.20 (52.18-52.02).
18. Alain Baxter, Britain, 1:44.38 (51.88-52.50).
19. Heinz Schilchegger, Austria, 1:44.40 (52.35-52.05).
20. Andrej Sporn, Slovenia, 1:44.65 (52.05-52.60).
21. Mitja Dragsic, Slovenia, 1:44.91 (52.15-52.76).
22. Urs Imboden, Switzerland, 1:44.96 (52.47-52.49).
23. Tom Rothrock, United States, 1:45.12 (52.44-52.68).
24. Truls Ove Karlsen, Norway, 1:45.21 (51.82-53.39).
Also
Chip Knight, United States, did not finish second run.
Bryon Friedman, United States, did not qualify for second run.
Bode Miller, United States, and Jean-Philippe Roy, Canada, did not finish first run.
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Overall World Cup Standings
(After 15 events)
1. Hermann Maier, Austria, 515.
2. Benjamin Raich, Austria, 469.
3. Kalle Palander, Finland, 449.
4. Hans Knauss, Austria, 440.
5. Lasse Kjus, Norway, 438.
6. Bjarne Solbakken, Norway, 383.
7. Michael Walchhofer, Austria, 376.
8. Andreas Schifferer, Austria, 371.
9. Stephan Eberharter, Austria, 358.
10. Bode Miller, United States, 337.
11. Daron Rahlves, United States, 300.
12. Aksel Lund Svindal, Norway, 219.
13. Davide Simoncelli, Italy, 216.
14. Manfred Pranger, Austria, 200.
14. Giorgio Rocca, Italy, 200.
Also
26. Erik Guay, Canada, 135.
29. Thomas Grandi, Canada, 125.
50. Dane Spencer, United States, 57.
59. Chip Knight, United States, 40.
63. Tom Rothrock, United States, 37.
67. Bryon Friedman, United States, 34.
76. Jakub Fiala, United States, 22.
85. Jan Hudec, Canada, 16.
96. Vincent Lavoie, Canada, 12.
98. Jean-Philippe Roy, Canada, 11.
112. Scott Macartney, United States, 5.
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World Cup Slalom Standings
(After three races)
1. Kalle Palander, Finland, 200 points.
1. Manfred Pranger, Austria, 200.
3. Giorgio Rocca, Italy, 190.
4. Benjamin Raich, Austria, 129.
5. Rainer Schoenfelder, Austria, 120.
6. Ivica Kostelic, Croatia, 100.
7. Manfred Moelgg, Italy, 90.
8. Silvan Zurbriggen, Switzerland, 86.
9. Johan Brolenius, Sweden, 76.
10. Kilian Albrecht, Austria, 68.
11. Tom Stiansen, Norway, 65.
12. Alois Vogl, Germany, 55.
13. Markus Larsson, Sweden, 50.
14. Pierrick Bourgeat, France, 47.
15. Giancarlo Bergamelli, Italy, 45.
Also
16. Chip Knight, United States, 40.
19. Tom Rothrock, United States, 37.
23. Thomas Grandi, Canada, 30.
Copyright (c) 2000 The Associated Press
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