FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships 2013 – Men's dual moguls

FIS Freestyle World
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The men's dual moguls competition of the FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships 2013 was held at Myrkdalen-Voss, Norway on March 7 (qualifying) and March 8 (finals). 51 athletes from 18 countries competed.

Results

Qualification

The following are the results of the qualification.[1]

Rank Bib Name Country Score Notes
1 2 Alexandre Bilodeau  Canada 26.45 Q
2 1 Mikaël Kingsbury  Canada 25.86 Q
3 6 Sho Endo  Japan 25.45 Q
4 52 Brodie Summers  Australia 25.38 Q
5 3 Patrick Deneen  United States 24.99 Q
6 13 Dmitriy Reiherd  Kazakhstan 24.88 Q
7 7 Alexandr Smyshlyaev  Russia 24.67 Q
8 26 Sam Hall  Australia 24.53 Q
9 20 Ludvig Fjällström  Sweden 24.41 Q
10 8 Philippe Marquis  Canada 24.34 Q
11 12 Per Spett  Sweden 24.31 Q
12 21 Arttu Kiramo  Finland 24.31 Q
13 35 Jimi Salonen  Finland 24.31 Q
14 22 Choi Jae-Woo  South Korea 24.20 Q
15 5 Marc-Antoine Gagnon  Canada 24.13 Q
16 36 Ville Miettunen  Finland 23.86 Q
17 19 Nobuyuki Nishi  Japan 23.76
18 11 Anthony Benna  France 23.71
19 34 Jussi Penttala  Finland 23.69
20 15 Andrey Volkov  Russia 23.47
21 10 Dylan Walczyk  United States 23.33
22 4 Bradley Wilson  United States 23.25
23 18 Sacha Theocharis  France 23.21
24 23 Ivan Panfilov  Russia 22.87
25 29 Denis Dolgodvorov  Russia 22.80
26 24 Arnaud Burille  France 22.77
27 32 Adam Gummesson  Sweden 22.71
28 17 Giacomo Matiz  Italy 22.56
29 42 Darius Baradaran  Iran 22.33
30 53 Cedric Rochon  Canada 22.25
31 9 Bryon Wilson  United States 22.24
32 48 Knut Lemme  Norway 21.43
33 39 Kim Ji-Hyon  South Korea 20.13
34 38 Seo Myung-Joon  South Korea 18.99
35 51 Vaclav Novak  Czech Republic 18.74
36 45 Zhao Yang  China 16.87
37 46 Lukáš Vaculík  Czech Republic 15.35
38 14 Matt Graham  Australia 15.06
39 43 Chen Kang  China 14.83
40 37 Marco Tadé  Switzerland 14.58
41 31 Dmitriy Barmashov  Kazakhstan 14.42
42 25 Sora Yoshikawa  Japan 12.06
43 49 Nejc German  Slovenia 11.47
44 44 Ning Suning  China 11.22
45 28 Motoki Shikata  Japan 10.99
46 50 Joakim Rykke Stabaek  Norway 10.49
47 30 Pavel Kolmakov  Kazakhstan 7.31
48 41 Jens Lauritz  Sweden 4.75
16 Vinjar Slatten  Norway DNF
27 Tevje-Lie Andersen  Norway DNF
40 Colin Lang  Poland DNS

Final

The following are the results of the final.[2]

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
            
1  Alexandre Bilodeau (CAN) W
16  Ville Miettunen (FIN)
1  Alexandre Bilodeau (CAN) W
8  Sam Hall (AUS)
8  Sam Hall (AUS) W
9  Ludvig Fjällström (SWE)
1  Alexandre Bilodeau (CAN) W
5  Patrick Deneen (USA)
5  Patrick Deneen (USA) W
12  Arttu Kiramo (FIN)
5  Patrick Deneen (USA) W
13  Jimi Salonen (FIN)
4  Brodie Summers (AUS)
13  Jimi Salonen (FIN) W
1  Alexandre Bilodeau (CAN) 1st place, gold medalist(s)
2  Mikaël Kingsbury (CAN) 2nd place, silver medalist(s)
3  Sho Endo (JPN) W
14  Choi Jae-Woo (KOR)
3  Sho Endo (JPN)
11  Per Spett (SWE) W
6  Dmitriy Reiherd (KAZ)
11  Per Spett (SWE) W
11  Per Spett (SWE)
2  Mikaël Kingsbury (CAN) W
7  Alexandr Smyshlyaev (RUS) Third place
10  Philippe Marquis (CAN) W
10  Philippe Marquis (CAN) 5  Patrick Deneen (USA) 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
2  Mikaël Kingsbury (CAN) W 11  Per Spett (SWE)
2  Mikaël Kingsbury (CAN) W
15  Marc-Antoine Gagnon (CAN)

References

  1. ^ "Men's dual moguls Qualification results" (PDF). FIS. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
  2. ^ "Men's dual moguls final results" (PDF). FIS. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
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