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Host city | Åre |
---|---|
Country | Sweden |
Events | 8 |
Opening | 28 February 1954 |
Closing | 7 March 1954 |
Opened by | Gustaf VI Adolf |
The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 1954 were held in Åre, Sweden, from 28 February – 7 March.[1]
Olympic champion Stein Eriksen of Norway won three gold medals and was eighth in the downhill.[2] The combined event returned as a "paper race" (through 1980), based on the best average finish in all three events, all of which had to be completed.
The World Championships returned to Åre in 2007 and 2019.
Sunday, 7 March 1954
Place | Country | Athlete |
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1 | Austria | Christian Pravda |
2 | Austria | Martin Strolz |
3 | Austria | Ernst Obereigner |
Wednesday, 3 March 1954
Place | Country | Athlete |
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1 | Norway | Stein Eriksen |
2 | France | François Bonlieu |
3 | Austria | Anderl Molterer |
Sunday, 28 February 1954
Place | Country | Athlete |
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1 | Norway | Stein Eriksen |
2 | West Germany | Beni Obermüller |
3 | Austria | Toni Spiß |
Place | Country | Athlete |
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1 | Norway | Stein Eriksen |
2 | Austria | Christian Pravda |
3 | Sweden | Stig Sollander |
Monday, 1 March 1954
Place | Country | Athlete |
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1 | Switzerland | Ida Schöpfer |
2 | Austria | Trude Klecker |
3 | France | Lucienne Schmith |
Thursday, 4 March 1954
Place | Country | Athlete |
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1 | France | Lucienne Schmith |
2 | Switzerland | Madeleine Berthod |
3 | United States | Jannette Burr |
Saturday, 6 March 1954
Place | Country | Athlete |
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1 | Austria | Trude Klecker |
2 | Switzerland | Ida Schöpfer |
3 | Sweden | Sarah Thomasson |
Place | Country | Athlete |
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1 | Switzerland | Ida Schöpfer |
2 | Switzerland | Madeleine Berthod |
3 | France | Lucienne Schmith |
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