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The FIS has issued the nation quotas for the nation for the next few weeks of the Alpine Ski World Cup. Below here are all the places available in detail, in addition to and in brackets the athletes and the athletes qualified based on victories or placings in the charts of the various absolute continental cups or specialty & agrave ;.
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Nations not specified are entitled to basic quota of an athlete due to all nations with national federations affiliated to the international purch & eacute; the 'athlete to be entered in the giant slalom and did not have a stake greater than 120 FIS points in one of five specialties & agrave; alpine skiing, as far downhill or super-G must not have more & ugrave; 80 FIS points in specialty & agrave; in which you want to register. In addition to the basic quota of an athlete nations receive many places how many athletes have in the first 60 of the starting lists of the World Cup of the various specialties & agrave ;, if to memorize options have most & ugrave; 8 of the national quota remains of 8 athletes.
men's downhill: AUSTRIA 9 + 3 (Joachim Puchner, Markus D & uuml; rager, Thomas Mayrpeter); CANADA 4 + 2 (Tyler Werry, Jeffrey Frisch); CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); FINLAND 2; FRANCE 9; GERMANY 5; ITALY 9 + 1 (Riccardo Tonetti); NORWAY 4; CZECH REPUBLIC 2; SLOVENIA 4; UNITED STATES 9 + 1 (Michael Ankeny); SWITZERLAND 9.
Men's SuperG: AUSTRIA 9 + 2 (Patrick Schweiger, Thomas Mayrpeter); CANADA 6 + 2 (Jeffrey Frisch, Broderick Thompson); CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); CROATIA 2; FRANCE 9; GERMANY 4; ITALY 8 + 1 (Riccardo Tonetti); NORWAY 4; NEW ZEALAND 1; CZECH REPUBLIC 2; SLOVENIA 4; UNITED STATES 9 + 1 (Michael Ankeny); SWITZERLAND 9 + 1 (Fernando Schmed).
Men's Giant: ARGENTINA 1 + 1 (Sebastiano Gastaldi); AUSTRIA 9 + 1 (Roland Leitinger); CANADA 4 + 1 (Trevor Philp); CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); CROATIA 2; FINLAND 4; FRANCE 7; GERMANY 5; JAPAN 1 + 1 (Hideyuki Narita); ITALY 9 + 1 (Riccardo Tonetti); NORWAY 6 + 1 (Rasmus Windingstad); NEW ZEALAND 1 + 2 (Adam Barwood, Willis Feasey); CZECH REPUBLIC 3; SLOVAKIA 2; SLOVENIA 2; UNITED STATES 6 + 2 (Michael Ankeny, Tommy Ford); SWEDEN 4; SWITZERLAND 7 + 1 (Lo & IUML c Meillard).
Slalom: ARGENTINA 1 + 1 (Thomas Birkner de Miguel); AUSTRIA 9; CANADA 3; CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); CROATIA 3; FRANCE 8; GERMANY 6; JAPAN 2 + 2 (Hideyuki Narita, Kyosuke Kono); GREAT BRITAIN 2 + 1 (Dave Ryding); ITALY 7 + 1 (Riccardo Tonetti); NORWAY 6; NEW ZEALAND 1 + 1 (Adam Barwood); RUSSIA 2; SLOVAKIA 2; SLOVENIA 2; UNITED STATES 5 + 2 (Michael Ankeny, Tim Kelly); SWEDEN 8; SWITZERLAND 7 + 1 (Bernhard Niederberger); HUNGARY 2.
Men's combined: ARGENTINA 2; AUSTRIA 6; CANADA 3; CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); CROATIA 4; FINLAND 2; FRANCE 9; GERMANY 2; ITALY 8; NORWAY 4; POLAND 2; CZECH REPUBLIC 2; SLOVAKIA 3; SLOVENIA 4; UNITED STATES 4; SWITZERLAND 7.
women's downhill: AUSTRIA 9 + 3 (Ricarda Haaser, Ramona Siebenhofer, Tamara Tippler); CANADA 2 + 1 (Candace Crawford); CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 6; GERMANY 3; ITALY 9; LIECHTENSTEIN 2; MONACO 2; NORWAY 3; CZECH REPUBLIC 2; SLOVENIA 5; SPAIN 2; UNITED STATES 8 + 2 (Julia Ford, Katie Ryan); SWEDEN 2; SWITZERLAND 9 + 1 (Jasmine Flury); HUNGARY 2.
women's SuperG: AUSTRIA 9 + 2 (Ricarda Haaser, Mirjam Puchner); CANADA 4 + 1 (Candace Crawford); CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 9 + 1 (Roman Miradoli); GERMANY 5; ITALY 9; LIECHTENSTEIN 2; NORWAY 4; CZECH REPUBLIC 3; SLOVENIA 4; SPAIN 2; UNITED STATES 7 + 1 (Abby Ghent); SWEDEN 2; SWITZERLAND 8 + 1 (Jasmine Flury); HUNGARY 2.
female giant: ARGENTINA 1 + 1 (Salome Bancora); AUSTRIA 9 + 1 (Ricarda Haaser); CANADA 3 + 1 (Candace Crawford); CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 9; GERMANY 4; JAPAN 2 + 2 (Emi Hasegawa, Makiko Arai); GREAT BRITAIN 2; ITALY 9 + 1 (Karoline Pichler); LIECHTENSTEIN 2; NORWAY 3; NEW ZEALAND 1 + 1 (Piera Hudson); RUSSIA 2; SLOVAKIA 2; SLOVENIA 5; UNITED STATES 5 + 1 (Megan McJames); SWEDEN 7 + 1 (Ylva St & aring; lnacke); SWITZERLAND 7.
Slalom: ANDORRA 2; ARGENTINA 1 + 1 (Salome Bancora); AUSTRIA 9 + 3 (Ricarda Haaser, Lisa-Maria Zeller, Katharina Troops); CANADA 3 + 1 (Candace Crawford); CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 6; GERMANY 7 + 1 (Marlene Schmotz); JAPAN 2 + 1 (Emi Hasegawa); ITALY 6; NORWAY 3; NEW ZEALAND 1 + 1 (Piera Hudson); CZECH REPUBLIC 3; SLOVAKIA 3; SLOVENIA 5; UNITED STATES 5 + 1 (Paula Moltzan); SWEDEN 9; SWITZERLAND 7.
Women's combined: ARGENTINA 1 + 1 (Macarena Simari Birkner); AUSTRALIA 2; AUSTRIA 9 + 2 (Ricarda Haaser, Ramona Siebenhofer); CANADA 2 + 2 (Candace Crawford, Mikaela Tommy); CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 5 + 1 (Marion Pellissier); GERMANY 3; ITALY 5; NORWAY 3 + 1 (Mina Fuerst Holtmann); CZECH REPUBLIC 2; SERBIA 2; SLOVENIA 6; US 6; SWEDEN 2; SWITZERLAND 8.
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