Alpine skiing at the 1988 Winter Olympics – Men's giant slalom explained

The Men's giant slalom competition of the Calgary 1988 Olympics was held at Nakiska.^{[1] [2]}

The defending world champion was Pirmin Zurbriggen of Switzerland, who was also the defending World Cup giant slalom champion, while Alberto Tomba was leader of the 1988 World Cup.^{[3] [4]}

Results

Rank	Name	Country	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Difference
			1:03.91	1:02.46	2:06.37	-
			1:05.05	1:02.36	2:07.41	+1.04
			1:05.57	1:02.82	2:08.39	+2.02
4			1:05.86	1:02.91	2:08.77	+2.40
5			1:05.75	1:03.17	2:08.92	+2.55
6			1:05.65	1:03.38	2:09.03	+2.66
7			1:06.32	1:02.77	2:09.09	+2.72
8			1:06.10	1:03.12	2:09.22	+2.85
9			1:06.31	1:03.01	2:09.32	+2.95
10			1:06.70	1:02.87	2:09.57	+3.20
11			1:06.74	1:03.30	2:10.04	+3.67
12			1:06.71	1:03.52	2:10.23	+3.86
13			1:06.79	1:03.81	2:10.60	+4.23
14			1:06.46	1:04.22	2:10.68	+4.31
15			1:07.16	1:03.88	2:11.04	+4.67
16			1:06.84	1:04.46	2:11.30	+4.93
17			1:06.90	1:04.75	2:11.65	+5.28
18			1:07.59	1:04.08	2:11.67	+5.30
19			1:06.60	1:05.09	2:11.69	+5.32
20			1:07.79	1:04.00	2:11.79	+5.42
21			1:07.58	1:04.40	2:11.98	+5.61
22			1:07.68	1:04.43	2:12.11	+5.74
23	Robert Žan		1:07.67	1:04.51	2:12.18	+5.81
24			1:07.44	1:04.77	2:12.21	+5.84
25			1:08.00	1:04.72	2:12.72	+6.35
26			1:08.56	1:04.71	2:13.27	+6.90
27			1:08.08	1:05.20	2:13.28	+6.91
28			1:08.30	1:06.19	2:14.49	+8.12
29			1:09.20	1:05.88	2:15.08	+8.71
30			1:09.78	1:05.38	2:15.16	+8.79
31			1:09.11	1:06.29	2:15.40	+9.03
32			1:09.33	1:06.15	2:15.48	+9.11
33			1:09.21	1:06.29	2:15.50	+9.13
34			1:10.07	1:05.78	2:15.85	+9.48
35			1:10.09	1:06.58	2:16.67	+10.30
36			1:10.64	1:06.90	2:17.54	+11.17
37			1:11.31	1:08.16	2:19.47	+13.10
38			1:10.95	1:08.63	2:19.58	+13.21
39			1:11.68	1:08.50	2:20.18	+13.81
40			1:12.69	1:08.78	2:21.47	+15.10
41			1:12.64	1:09.72	2:22.36	+15.99
42			1:13.15	1:09.59	2:22.74	+16.37
43			1:12.40	1:10.73	2:23.13	+16.76
44			1:13.16	1:10.60	2:23.76	+17.39
45			1:13.36	1:10.87	2:24.23	+17.86
46			1:14.67	1:11.41	2:26.08	+19.71
47			1:15.69	1:12.96	2:28.65	+22.28
48			1:17.06	1:14.72	2:31.78	+25.41
49			1:17.36	1:15.10	2:32.46	+26.09
50			1:18.23	1:14.64	2:32.87	+26.50
51			1:17.41	1:15.77	2:33.18	+26.81
52			1:18.86	1:15.71	2:34.57	+28.20
53			1:18.82	1:16.74	2:35.56	+29.19
54			1:20.54	1:16.53	2:37.07	+30.70
55			1:20.04	1:17.36	2:37.40	+31.03
56			1:21.42	1:17.14	2:38.56	+32.19
57			1:22.35	1:19.10	2:41.45	+35.08
58			1:23.17	1:20.45	2:43.62	+37.25
59			1:23.29	1:20.45	2:43.74	+37.37
60			1:24.40	1:22.15	2:46.55	+40.18
61			1:26.31	1:22.88	2:49.19	+42.82
62			1:26.71	1:23.12	2:49.83	+43.46
63			1:27.15	1:24.28	2:51.43	+45.06
64			1:27.14	1:25.01	2:52.15	+45.78
65			1:29.45	1:26.17	2:55.62	+49.25
66			1:35.34	1:33.43	3:08.77	+62.40
67			1:38.01	1:34.99	3:13.00	+66.63
68			1:38.71	1:41.88	3:20.59	+74.22
69			1:45.07	1:41.52	3:26.59	+80.22
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-			1:08.55	DNF	-	-
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-			1:10.73	DNF	-	-
-			1:12.25	DNS	-	-
-			1:13.54	DNF	-	-
-			1:13.84	DQ	-	-
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Notes and References

1. Web site: Calgary 1988 Official Report. LA84 Foundation. XV Olympic Winter Games Organizing Committee. 1988. January 3, 2014.
2. Web site: Alpine Skiing at the 1988 Calgary Winter Games: Men's Giant Slalom . https://web.archive.org/web/20200417204401/https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/winter/1988/ASK/mens-giant-slalom.html . dead . 17 April 2020 . 24 March 2018 . Sports Reference.
3. Web site: 1987 World Cup standings. FIS. January 3, 2014.
4. Web site: 1987 World Championships results. FIS. January 3, 2014.