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Here are the boys and girls qualified for the finals of the World Cup in Lenzerheide. There will be the top 25 of the World Cup and world junior champions and Olympic in each specialty, also those who have exceeded 500 points in the World Cup will also make the races where they are not qualified with the above criteria.
Sunday 9 March 2014 6 minutes reading time
Men's downhill
1. Aksel Lund Svindal (Nor)
2. Hannes Reichelt (AUT) (absent due to injury)
3. Erik Guay (CAN)
4, Kjetil Jansrud (Nor)
5. Patrick Küng (Swi)
6. Johan Clarey (Fra)
7. Bode Miller (USA)
8. Adrien Theaux (Fra)
9. Travis Ganong (USA)
10. Matthias Mayer (Aut) (Olympic champion)
11. Max Franz (Aut)
12. Georg Streitberger (Aut)
13. Dominik Paris (Eng)
14. Peter Fill (ITA)
15. Didier Defago (Swi)
15. Christof Innerhofer (Ita)
17. Klaus Kroll (Aut)
18. Werner Heel (Ita)
19. Manuel Osborne-Paradis (CAN)
20. Romed Baumann (AUT)
21. Otmar Striedinger (Aut)
22. Silvano Varettoni (Ita)
23. Jan Hudec (Can)
24. Guillermo Fayed (Fra)
24. Carlo Janka (Swi)
Marcel Hirscher (AUT) (+500 points in the Cup)
Alexis Pinturault (Fra) (+500 points in the Cup)
Ted Ligety (USA) (+500 points in the Cup)
Felix Neureuther (GER) (+500 points in the Cup)
(Junior world champion)
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Marcel Hirscher (AUT) (+500 points in the Cup)
Alexis Pinturault (Fra) (+500 points in the Cup)
Ted Ligety (USA) (+500 points in the Cup)
Felix Neureuther (GER) (+500 points in the Cup)
Marco Schwarz (AUT) (junior world champion)
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Kjetil Jansrud (Nor) (+500 points in the Cup)
(Junior world champion)
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Aksel Lund Svindal (Nor) (+500 points in the Cup)
Ted Ligety (USA) (+500 points in the Cup)
Kjetil Jansrud (Nor) (+500 points in the Cup)
(Junior world champion)
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Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) (+500 points in the Cup)
(Junior world champion)
Women's SuperG
1. Lara Gut (Swi)
2. Tina Weirather (Lie) (absent due to injury)
3. Anna Fenninger (AUT) (Olympic champion)
4. Elisabeth Görgl (Aut)
5. Maria Riesch (GER)
6. Nicole Hosp (AUT)
7. Kajsa Kling (Swe)
8. Tina Maze (Slo)
9. Verena Stuffer (Ita)
10. Dominique Gisin (Swi)
11. Nadia Fanchini (Ita)
12. Regina Mader-Sterz (Aut)
13. Stacey Cook (USA)
14. Julia Mancuso (USA)
15. Viktoria Rebensburg (Ger)
16. Nicole Schmidhofer (Aut)
17. Marie-Michèle Gagnon (Can)
18. Ilka Stuhec (Slo)
19. Ragnhild Mowinckel (Nor)
20. Tessa Worley (FRA) (absent due to injury)
21. Fabienne Suter (Swi)
22. Lotte Smiseth Sejersted (Nor)
23. Leanne Smith (USA)
24. Cornelia Hütter (Aut)
25. Lindsey Vonn (USA) (absent due to injury)
Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) (+500 points in the Cup)
(Junior world champion)
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Tina Weirather (Lie) (+500 points in Cup) (absent due to injury)
Anna Fenninger (AUT) (+500 points in the Cup)
Lara Gut (Swi) (+500 points in the Cup)
(Junior world champion)
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