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词条 2002–03 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup
释义

  1. Calendar

      Men    Ladies  

  2. Men

      Overall    Downhill    Super G    Giant Slalom    Slalom    Combined  

  3. Ladies

      Overall    Downhill    Super G    Giant Slalom    Slalom    Combined  

  4. Footnotes

  5. References

  6. External links

{{Use dmy dates|date=April 2013}}{{Infobox Double Wintersport World Cup
| title=FIS Alpine Ski World Cup 2002/03
| competition1=Overall
| competition1men={{flagicon|AUT}} Stephan Eberharter
| competition1ladies={{flagicon|CRO}} Janica Kostelić
| competition2=Downhill
| competition2men={{flagicon|AUT}} Stephan Eberharter
| competition2ladies={{flagicon|AUT}} Michaela Dorfmeister
| competition3=Super-G
| competition3men={{flagicon|AUT}} Stephan Eberharter
| competition3ladies={{flagicon|FRA}} Carole Montillet
| competition4=Giant slalom
| competition4men={{flagicon|SUI}} Michael von Grünigen
| competition4ladies={{flagicon|SWE}} Anja Pärson
| competition5=Slalom
| competition5men={{flagicon|FIN}} Kalle Palander
| competition5ladies={{flagicon|CRO}} Janica Kostelić
| competition6=Combined
| competition6men={{flagicon|USA}} Bode Miller
| competition6ladies={{flagicon|CRO}} Janica Kostelić
| mixedcompetition1=Nations Cup
| mixedcompetition1both={{flagicon|AUT}} Austria
| menlocations=18
| ladieslocations=14
| menindividual=37
| ladiesindividual=33
| cancelledmen=—
| cancelledladies=—
| rescheduledmen=3
| rescheduledladies=—
| previous=2001/02
| next=2003/04
}}

The 37th World Cup season began in October 2002 on Sölden, Austria, and concluded in March 2003 at the World Cup finals in Lillehammer, Norway. The overall winners were Stephan Eberharter of Austria and Janica Kostelić of Croatia.

A break in the schedule was for the 2003 World Championships, held in St. Moritz, Switzerland, from 2–16 February 2003.

Calendar

Men

Event Key: DH – Downhill, SL – Slalom, GS – Giant Slalom, SG – Super Giant Slalom, K.O. – Slalom (knock-out system), KB – Combined[1]
{{Abbr|Race|Race event in total}}{{Abbr|Season|Season event}}DatePlace{{Abbr|Type|Discipline event in total}}WinnerSecondThird
1113127 October 2002  AUT}} SöldenGS 281 AUT}} Stephan EberharterFRA}} Frédéric CoviliSUI}} Michael von Grünigen
1114222 November 2002  {{flagicon|USA}} Park CityGS 282 SUI}} Michael von GrünigenAUT}} Christian MayerAUT}} Benjamin Raich
1115324 November 2002  SL 322 AUT}} Rainer SchönfelderFRA}} Pierrick BourgeatAUT}} Benjamin Raich
1116430 November 2002  {{flagicon|CAN}} Lake LouiseDH 325 AUT}} Stephan EberharterAUT}} Hannes TrinklNOR}} Kjetil André Aamodt
111751 December 2002  SG 104 AUT}} Stephan EberharterAUT}} Josef StroblSUI}} Didier Cuche
111867 December 2002  {{flagicon|USA}} Beaver CreekDH 326 AUT}} Stephan EberharterAUT}} Michael WalchhoferUSA}} Daron Rahlves
111978 December 2002  SG 105 SUI}} Didier CucheLIE}} Marco BüchelAUT}} Hannes Trinkl
1120814 December 2002  {{flagicon|FRA}} Val d'IsèreDH 327 AUT}} Stephan EberharterAUT}} Klaus KröllAUT}} Andreas Schifferer
1121915 December 2002  GS 283 SUI}} Michael von GrünigenUSA}} Bode MillerAUT}} Christoph Gruber
11221016 December 2002  ITA}} SestriereKO 323 CRO}} Ivica KostelićITA}} Giorgio RoccaNOR}} Truls Ove Karlsen
11231120 December 2002  {{flagicon|ITA}} Val GardenaSG 106 SUI}} Didier DéfagoAUT}} Hannes ReicheltLIE}} Marco Büchel
11241221 December 2002  DH 328 FRA}} Antoine DénériazAUT}} Michael WalchhoferAUT}} Josef Strobl
11251322 December 2002  ITA}} Alta BadiaGS 284 USA}} Bode MillerITA}} Davide SimoncelliAUT}} Christian Mayer
11261429 December 2002  ITA}} BormioDH 329 USA}} Daron RahlvesAUT}} Fritz StroblAUT}} Hannes Trinkl
1127154 January 2003  {{flagicon|SLO}} Kranjska GoraGS 285 USA}} Bode MillerAUT}} Christian MayerFIN}} Sami Uotila
1128165 January 2003  SL 324 CRO}} Ivica KostelićAUT}} Rainer SchönfelderFRA}} Jean-Pierre Vidal
11 January 2003  {{flagicon|FRA}} ChamonixDH cnx replaced in Bormio on 11 January 2003
12 January 2003  SL cnx replaced in Bormio on 12 January 2003
112917{{#tag:ref|Downhill from Chamonix was rescheduled to Bormio on 11 January 2003|group="nb"}}11 January 2003  {{flagicon|ITA}} BormioDH 330 AUT}} Stephan EberharterAUT}} Michael WalchhoferUSA}} Daron Rahlves
113018{{#tag:ref|Slalom from Chamonix was rescheduled to Bormio on 12 January 2003|group="nb"}}12 January 2003  SL 325 CRO}} Ivica KostelićUSA}} Bode MillerNOR}} Hans Petter Buraas
11311914 January 2003  SUI}} AdelbodenGS 286 AUT}} Hans KnaußSUI}} Michael von GrünigenNOR}} Kjetil André Aamodt
11322017 January 2003  {{flagicon|SUI}} WengenDH 331 AUT}} Stephan EberharterUSA}} Daron RahlvesSUI}} Bruno Kernen II
11332118 January 2003  DH 332 SUI}} Bruno Kernen IIAUT}} Michael WalchhoferAUT}} Stephan Eberharter
11342219 January 2003  SL 326 ITA}} Giorgio RoccaJPN}} Akira SasakiCRO}} Ivica Kostelić
11352319 January 2003  KB 083 NOR}} Kjetil André AamodtUSA}} Bode MillerNOR}} Lasse Kjus
24 January 2003  {{flagicon|AUT}} KitzbühelSG cnx replaced in Kitzbühel on 27 January 2003
11362425 January 2003  DH 333 USA}} Daron RahlvesSUI}} Didier CucheNOR}} Kjetil André Aamodt
11372526 January 2003  SL 327 FIN}} Kalle PalanderAUT}} Rainer SchönfelderAUT}} Heinz Schilchegger
11382626 January 2003  KB 084 AUT}} Michael WalchhoferNOR}} Aksel Lund SvindalSUI}} Didier Défago
113927{{#tag:ref|Super giant slalom from Kitzbühel was rescheduled from 24 to 27 January 2003|group="nb"}}27 January 2003  SG 107 AUT}} Hermann MaierAUT}} Christoph GruberAUT}} Stephan Eberharter
11402828 January 2003  AUT}} SchladmingSL 328 FIN}} Kalle PalanderAUT}} Benjamin RaichNOR}} Hans Petter Buraas
2003 World Championships (2–16 February)
11412922 February 2003  {{flagicon|GER}} Garmisch-PartenkirchenDH 334 AUT}} Stephan EberharterSUI}} Didier CucheUSA}} Daron Rahlves
11423023 February 2003  SG 108 LIE}} Marco BüchelAUT}} Stephan EberharterSUI}} Tobias Grünenfelder
1143311 March 2003  {{flagicon|KOR}} YongpyongGS 287 SUI}} Michael von GrünigenFRA}} Frédéric CoviliUSA}} Bode Miller
1144322 March 2003  SL 329 FIN}} Kalle PalanderITA}} Giorgio RoccaAUT}} Benjamin Raich
1145338 March 2003  JPN}} Shiga KōgenSL 330 FIN}} Kalle Palander
{{flagicon|AUT}} Rainer Schönfelder		ITA}} Giorgio Rocca
11463412 March 2003  {{flagicon|NOR}} LillehammerDH 335 FRA}} Antoine DénériazAUT}} Stephan EberharterUSA}} Daron Rahlves
11473513 March 2003  SG 109 AUT}} Stephan EberharterNOR}} Lasse KjusAUT}} Hannes Reichelt
11483615 March 2003  GS 288 AUT}} Hans KnaußAUT}} Benjamin RaichCHE}} Michael von Grünigen
11493716 March 2003  SL 331 ITA}} Giorgio RoccaFIN}} Kalle PalanderAUT}} Manfred Pranger

Ladies

Event Key: DH – Downhill, SL – Slalom, GS – Giant Slalom, SG – Super Giant Slalom, K.O. – Slalom (knock-out system), KB – Combined[2]
{{Abbr|Race|Race event in total}}{{Abbr|Season|Season event}}DatePlace{{Abbr|Type|Discipline event in total}}WinnerSecondThird
1045126 October 2002  AUT}} SöldenGS 277 NOR}} Andrine Flemmen
{{flagicon|AUT}} Nicole Hosp
{{flagicon|SLO}} Tina Maze
1046221 November 2002  {{flagicon|USA}} Park CityGS 278 LIE}} Birgit HeebAUT}} Alexandra MeissnitzerCRO}} Janica Kostelić
1047323 November 2002  SL 312 CRO}} Janica KostelićFRA}} Christel PascalAUT}} Sabine Egger
1048429 November 2002  {{flagicon|USA}} AspenSG 112 GER}} Hilde GergHRV}} Janica KostelićITA}} Isolde Kostner
1049530 November 2002  SL 313 SWE}} Anja PärsonCRO}} Janica KostelićAUT}} Marlies Schild
105066 December 2002  {{flagicon|CAN}} Lake LouiseDH 273 GER}} Hilde GergFRA}} Carole MontilletUSA}} Kirsten Lee Clark
105177 December 2002  DH 274 FRA}} Carole MontilletSUI}} Corinne Rey-BelletAUT}} Renate Götschl
105288 December 2002  SG 113 ITA}} Karen PutzerGER}} Martina ErtlFRA}} Carole Montillet
105392 December 2002  {{flagicon|FRA}} Val d'IsèreGS 279 ITA}} Karen PutzerSUI}} Sonja NefAUT}} Michaela Dorfmeister
{{flagicon|AUT}} Alexandra Meissnitzer
10541013 December 2002  SG 114 FRA}} Carole MontilletITA}} Daniela CeccarelliAUT}} Michaela Dorfmeister
10551115 December 2002  ITA}} SestriereKO 314 SWE}} Anja PärsonFIN}} Tanja PoutiainenAUT}} Nicole Hosp
10561221 December 2002  {{flagicon|SUI}} LenzerheideDH 275 AUT}} Michaela DorfmeisterAUT}} Brigitte ObermoserUSA}} Kirsten Lee Clark
10571322 December 2002  SL 315 CRO}} Janica KostelićFIN}} Tanja PoutiainenNZL}} Claudia Riegler
10581422 December 2002  KB 072 CRO}} Janica KostelićGER}} Martina ErtlGER}} Maria Riesch
10591528 December 2002  {{flagicon|AUT}} SemmeringGS 280 ITA}} Karen PutzerCRO}} Janica KostelićAUT}} Nicole Hosp
{{flagicon|ITA}} Denise Karbon
10601629 December 2002  SL 316 HRV}} Janica KostelićFRA}} Christel PascalITA}} Nicole Gius
1061174 January 2003  {{flagicon|ITA}} BormioGS 281 SUI}} Sonja NefSWE}} Anja PärsonAUT}} Michaela Dorfmeister
1062185 January 2003  SL 317 CRO}} Janica KostelićAUT}} Elisabeth GörglSWE}} Anja Pärson
10631915 January 2003  {{flagicon|ITA}} Cortina d'AmpezzoSG 115 FRA}} Carole MontilletAUT}} Renate GötschlGER}} Hilde Gerg
10642017 January 2003  SG 116 AUT}} Renate GötschlAUT}} Alexandra MeissnitzerCAN}} Mélanie Turgeon
10652118 January 2003  DH 276 AUT}} Renate GötschlUSA}} Kirsten Lee ClarkAUT}} Michaela Dorfmeister
10662219 January 2003  GS 282 SWE}} Anja PärsonCRO}} Janica KostelićITA}} Karen Putzer
10672325 January 2003  {{flagicon|SLO}} MariborGS 283 SWE}} Anja PärsonAUT}} Nicole HospGER}} Martina Ertl
10682426 January 2003  SL 318 SWE}} Anja PärsonCRO}} Janica KostelićAUT}} Nicole Hosp
2003 World Championships (2–16 February)
10692528 February 2003  {{flagicon|AUT}} InnsbruckSG 117 AUT}} Renate GötschlFRA}} Carole MontilletAUT}} Alexandra Meissnitzer
1070261 March 2003  DH 277 AUT}} Michaela DorfmeisterAUT}} Katja WirthGER}} Hilde Gerg
1071272 March 2003  SG 118 AUT}} Brigitte ObermoserFRA}} Carole MontilletAUT}} Renate Götschl
1072286 March 2003  {{flagicon|SWE}} ÅreGS 284 SWE}} Anja PärsonITA}} Daniela MerighettiITA}} Denise Karbon
1073298 March 2003  SL 319 CRO}} Janica KostelićSWE}} Anja PärsonGER}} Monika Bergmann
10743012 March 2003  {{flagicon|NOR}} LillehammerDH 278 AUT}} Renate GötschlFRA}} Ingrid JacquemodUSA}} Kirsten Lee Clark
10753113 March 2003  SG 119 ITA}} Karen PutzerGER}} Martina Ertl
{{flagicon|AUT}} Alexandra Meissnitzer
10763215 March 2003  SL 320 USA}} Kristina KoznickFRA}} Laure PequegnotAUT}} Marlies Schild
10773316 March 2003  GS 285 ITA}} Karen PutzerITA}} Denise KarbonAUT}} Nicole Hosp

Men

At the World Cup finals in Kvitfjell and Hafjell–Lillehammer only the best racers were allowed to compete and only the best 15 finishers were awarded with points.

Overall

see complete table
PlaceNameCountryTotal
1 Stephan Eberharter{{Flagu|Austria}} 1333
2 Bode Miller{{Flagu|United States}} 1100
3 Kjetil André Aamodt{{Flagu|Norway}} 940
4 Kalle Palander{{Flagu|Finland}} 718
5 Didier Cuche{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 709
6 Daron Rahlves{{Flagu|United States}} 647
7 Ivica Kostelić{{Flagu|Croatia}} 632
8 Benjamin Raich{{Flagu|Austria}} 622
9 Michael Walchhofer{{Flagu|Austria}} 600
10 Hans Knauß{{Flagu|Austria}} 596

Downhill

see complete table

In Men's Downhill World Cup 2002/03 the all results count.

PlaceNameCountryTotal4{{flagicon|CAN6{{flagicon|USA8{{flagicon|FRA12{{flagicon|ITA14{{flagicon|ITA17{{flagicon|ITA20{{flagicon|SUI21{{flagicon|SUI24{{flagicon|AUT29{{flagicon|GER34{{flagicon|NOR
1 Stephan Eberharter{{Flagu|Austria}} 790 100 100 100 - - 100 100 60 50 100 80
2 Daron Rahlves{{Flagu|United States}} 593 7 60 10 24 100 60 80 32 100 60 60
3 Michael Walchhofer{{Flagu|Austria}} 430 40 80 8 80 29 80 - 80 9 - 24
4 Bruno Kernen{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 351 5 15 32 20 - 36 60 100 14 29 40
5 Hannes Trinkl{{Flagu|Austria}} 341 80 26 26 40 60 26 24 14 45 - -
6 Antoine Dénériaz{{Flagu|France}} 337 11 - 50 100 - 18 - 40 18 - 100
7 Fritz Strobl{{Flagu|Austria}} 334 45 50 11 50 80 14 - 26 26 32 -
Kjetil André Aamodt{{Flagu|Norway}} 334 60 36 45 14 - - 32 29 60 13 45
9 Didier Cuche{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 333 9 45 - 11 22 45 14 5 80 80 22
10 Klaus Kröll{{Flagu|Austria}} 317 22 22 80 32 32 50 26 - 24 - 29

Super G

see complete table

In Men's Super G World Cup 2002/03 all results count.

PlaceNameCountryTotal5{{flagicon|CAN7{{flagicon|USA11{{flagicon|ITA27{{flagicon|AUT30{{flagicon|GER35{{flagicon|NOR
1 Stephan Eberharter{{Flagu|Austria}} 356 100 16 - 60 80 100
2 Marco Büchel{{Flagu|Liechtenstein}} 280 40 80 60 - 100 -
3 Didier Cuche{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 270 60 100 20 40 18 32
4 Kjetil André Aamodt{{Flagu|Norway}} 251 50 36 50 29 36 50
5 Hannes Reichelt{{Flagu|Austria}} 194 - - 80 32 22 60
6 Christoph Gruber{{Flagu|Austria}} 185 5 9 29 80 40 22
7 Didier Défago{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 180 16 50 100 3 11 -
8 Andreas Schifferer{{Flagu|Austria}} 165 45 22 32 50 16 -
9 Hannes Trinkl{{Flagu|Austria}} 155 24 60 - 26 - 45
10 Josef Strobl{{Flagu|Austria}} 150 80 - 24 18 12 16
11 Lasse Kjus{{Flagu|Norway}} 140 20 14 26 - - 80
12 Bode Miller{{Flagu|United States}} 138 36 40 40 22 - -
Bruno Kernen{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 138 10 - 45 14 29 40
14 Hans Knauß{{Flagu|Austria}} 131 - 29 18 45 10 29
15 Ambrosi Hoffmann{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 127 15 45 - 24 7 36
16 Fritz Strobl{{Flagu|Austria}} 124 26 - 12 36 50 -
17 Tobias Grünenfelder{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 107 13 26 - 8 60 -
18 Franco Cavegn{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 102 32 18 1 5 20 26
19 Hermann Maier{{Flagu|Austria}} 100 - - - 100 - -

Giant Slalom

see complete table

In Men's Giant Slalom World Cup 2002/03 all results count. Michael von Grünigen won his fourth Giant Slalom World Cup.

PlaceNameCountryTotal1{{flagicon|AUT2{{flagicon|USA9{{flagicon|FRA13{{flagicon|ITA15{{flagicon|SLO19{{flagicon|SUI31{{flagicon|KOR36{{flagicon|NOR
1 Michael von Grünigen{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 524 60 100 100 18 24 80 100 60
2 Bode Miller{{Flagu|United States}} 425 45 - 80 100 100 - 60 40
3 Hans Knauß{{Flagu|Austria}} 365 11 26 32 40 40 100 16 100
4 Frédéric Covili{{Flagu|France}} 296 80 29 36 - 10 45 80 16
5 Heinz Schilchegger{{Flagu|Austria}} 249 24 9 10 20 36 50 50 50
Massimiliano Blardone{{Flagu|Italy}} 249 36 50 11 45 15 32 36 24
7 Christian Mayer{{Flagu|Austria}} 234 10 80 - 60 80 - 4 -
8 Benjamin Raich{{Flagu|Austria}} 231 - 60 9 32 50 - - 80
9 Christoph Gruber{{Flagu|Austria}} 227 26 9 60 16 16 36 40 24
10 Joël Chenal{{Flagu|France}} 194 20 - 50 50 - - 45 29
11 Didier Défago{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 171 29 24 26 40 20 - 32 -
12 Erik Schlopy{{Flagu|United States}} 163 - 45 - 4 50 - 12 50
13 Fredrik Nyberg{{Flagu|Sweden}} 159 40 40 16 - 13 - 18 32
14 Kjetil André Aamodt{{Flagu|Norway}} 156 50 - 13 13 - 60 - 20
15 Arnold Rieder{{Flagu|Italy}} 150 10 22 45 - 32 15 26 -
16 Stephan Eberharter{{Flagu|Austria}} 147 100 32 - - 7 - 8 -

Slalom

see complete table

In Men's Slalom World Cup 2002/03 the all results count. Race No. 10 at Sestriere was a K.O.-Slalom.

PlaceNameCountryTotal3{{flagicon|USA10{{flagicon|ITA16{{flagicon|SLO18{{flagicon|ITA22{{flagicon|SUI25{{flagicon|AUT28{{flagicon|AUT32{{flagicon|KOR33{{flagicon|JPN37{{flagicon|NOR
1 Kalle Palander{{Flagu|Finland}} 658 11 22 50 45 50 100 100 100 100 80
2 Ivica Kostelić{{Flagu|Croatia}} 580 18 100 100 100 60 50 50 16 50 36
3 Rainer Schönfelder{{Flagu|Austria}} 473 100 - 80 36 18 80 6 8 100 45
4 Giorgio Rocca{{Flagu|Italy}} 438 13 80 - - 100 - 5 80 60 100
5 Manfred Pranger{{Flagu|Austria}} 385 50 26 45 50 32 - 45 32 45 60
6 Benjamin Raich{{Flagu|Austria}} 367 60 10 40 40 - 45 80 60 - 32
7 Hans Petter Buraas{{Flagu|Norway}} 280 - 50 32 60 45 - 60 15 18 -
8 Truls Ove Karlsen{{Flagu|Norway}} 263 45 60 - 20 24 32 24 - 29 29
9 Pierrick Bourgeat{{Flagu|France}} 224 80 2 - - 6 18 18 20 26 24
10 Jean-Pierre Vidal{{Flagu|France}} 200 40 45 60 - 40 - - - 15 -

Combined

see complete table

In Men's Combined World Cup 2002/03 both results count.

PlaceNameCountryTotal23{{flagicon|SUI26{{flagicon|AUT
1 Bode Miller{{Flagu|United States}} 125 80 45
2 Kjetil André Aamodt{{Flagu|Norway}} 100 100 -
Michael Walchhofer{{Flagu|Austria}} 100 - 100
4 Aksel Lund Svindal{{Flagu|Norway}} 80 - 80
5 Ambrosi Hoffmann{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 72 36 36
Bruno Kernen{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 72 40 32
7 Lasse Kjus{{Flagu|Norway}} 60 60 -
Didier Défago{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 60 - 60
9 Gaetan Llorach{{Flagu|France}} 50 50 -
Christoph Gruber{{Flagu|Austria}} 50 - 50

Ladies

At the World Cup finals in Kvitfjell and Hafjell–Lillehammer only the best racers were allowed to compete and only the best 15 finishers were awarded with points.

Overall

see complete table
PlaceNameCountryTotal
1 Janica Kostelić{{Flagu|Croatia}} 1570
2 Karen Putzer{{Flagu|Italy}} 1100
3 Anja Pärson{{Flagu|Sweden}} 1042
4 Michaela Dorfmeister{{Flagu|Austria}} 972
5 Martina Ertl{{Flagu|Germany}} 922
6 Carole Montillet{{Flagu|France}} 869
7 Renate Götschl{{Flagu|Austria}} 830
8 Alexandra Meissnitzer{{Flagu|Austria}} 776
9 Kirsten Clark{{Flagu|United States}} 661
10 Nicole Hosp{{Flagu|Austria}} 558

Downhill

see complete table

In Women's Downhill World Cup 2002/03 all results count.

PlaceNameCountryTotal6{{flagicon|CAN7{{flagicon|CAN12{{flagicon|SUI21{{flagicon|ITA26{{flagicon|AUT30{{flagicon|NOR
1 Michaela Dorfmeister{{Flagu|Austria}} 372 22 50 100 60 100 40
2 Renate Götschl{{Flagu|Austria}} 368 36 60 22 100 50 100
3 Kirsten Clark{{Flagu|United States}} 316 60 45 60 80 11 60
4 Carole Montillet{{Flagu|France}} 313 80 100 15 50 36 32
5 Corinne Rey-Bellet{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 230 40 80 13 16 45 36
6 Hilde Gerg{{Flagu|Germany}} 196 100 - - 36 60 -
7 Ingrid Jacquemod{{Flagu|France}} 153 20 32 2 18 1 80
8 Mélanie Turgeon{{Flagu|Canada}} 149 - 18 40 26 20 45
9 Karen Putzer{{Flagu|Italy}} 143 16 22 26 40 15 24
10 Alexandra Meissnitzer{{Flagu|Austria}} 139 45 16 4 22 26 26

Super G

see complete table

In Women's Super G World Cup 2002/03 all results count.

PlaceNameCountryTotal4{{flagicon|USA8{{flagicon|CAN10{{flagicon|FRA19{{flagicon|ITA20{{flagicon|ITA25{{flagicon|AUT27{{flagicon|AUT31{{flagicon|NOR
1 Carole Montillet{{Flagu|France}} 493 18 60 100 100 29 80 80 26
2 Renate Götschl{{Flagu|Austria}} 458 - 18 50 80 100 100 60 50
3 Karen Putzer{{Flagu|Italy}} 394 40 100 36 26 50 16 26 100
4 Alexandra Meissnitzer{{Flagu|Austria}} 350 - 3 32 45 80 60 50 80
5 Michaela Dorfmeister{{Flagu|Austria}} 298 36 45 60 22 - 50 40 45
6 Daniela Ceccarelli{{Flagu|Italy}} 289 24 26 80 24 36 29 50 20
7 Hilde Gerg{{Flagu|Germany}} 281 100 - - 60 40 45 36 -
Janica Kostelić{{Flagu|Croatia}} 281 80 36 28 36 45 16 32 18
9 Martina Ertl{{Flagu|Germany}} 267 32 80 14 13 10 24 14 80
10 Kirsten Clark{{Flagu|United States}} 252 50 50 40 18 18 11 29 36
11 Brigitte Obermoser{{Flagu|Austria}} 213 7 13 - - 13 40 100 40

Giant Slalom

see complete table

In Women's Giant Slalom World Cup 2002/03 all results count.

PlaceNameCountryTotal1{{flagicon|AUT2{{flagicon|USA9{{flagicon|FRA15{{flagicon|AUT17{{flagicon|ITA22{{flagicon|ITA23{{flagicon|SLO28{{flagicon|SWE33{{flagicon|NOR
1 Anja Pärson{{Flagu|Sweden}} 514 26 50 - 13 80 100 100 100 45
2 Karen Putzer{{Flagu|Italy}} 513 - 29 100 100 50 60 45 29 100
3 Janica Kostelić{{Flagu|Croatia}} 343 24 60 45 80 - 80 14 40 -
4 Nicole Hosp{{Flagu|Austria}} 332 100 - 32 60 - - 80 - 60
5 Sonja Nef{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 329 40 45 80 40 100 - 24 - -
6 Denise Karbon{{Flagu|Italy}} 293 - - 13 60 10 50 20 60 80
7 Alexandra Meissnitzer{{Flagu|Austria}} 287 - 80 60 32 40 22 16 13 24
8 Martina Ertl{{Flagu|Germany}} 280 - 24 22 20 18 36 60 50 50
9 Michaela Dorfmeister{{Flagu|Austria}} 266 22 7 60 22 60 45 50 - -
10 María José Rienda Contreras{{Flagu|Spain}} 237 45 14 40 26 45 29 32 6 -
11 Andrine Flemmen{{Flagu|Norway}} 232 100 - 11 16 26 8 15 16 40
12 Anna Ottosson{{Flagu|Sweden}} 194 20 40 26 15 36 12 9 20 16
13 Tina Maze{{Flagu|Slovenia}} 190 100 - - - 8 24 36 - 22
14 Tanja Poutiainen{{Flagu|Finland}} 184 29 - 18 29 32 - 40 36 -
15 Birgit Heeb-Batliner{{Flagu|Liechtenstein}} 180 - 100 36 1 5 11 18 9 -

Slalom

see complete table

In Women's Slalom World Cup 2002/03 all results count. Race No. 11 at Sestriere was a K.O.-Slalom.

PlaceNameCountryTotal3{{flagicon|USA5{{flagicon|USA11{{flagicon|ITA13{{flagicon|SUI16{{flagicon|AUT18{{flagicon|ITA24{{flagicon|SLO29{{flagicon|SWE32{{flagicon|NOR
1 Janica Kostelić{{Flagu|Croatia}} 710 100 80 50 100 100 100 80 100 -
2 Anja Pärson{{Flagu|Sweden}} 498 18 100 100 - - 60 100 80 40
3 Tanja Poutiainen{{Flagu|Finland}} 367 12 18 80 80 - 50 32 45 50
4 Christel Pascal{{Flagu|France}} 359 80 45 26 14 80 13 45 32 24
5 Marlies Schild{{Flagu|Austria}} 342 45 60 22 - 40 36 50 29 60
6 Laure Pequegnot{{Flagu|France}} 341 50 - 40 - 50 36 45 40 80
7 Nicole Gius{{Flagu|Italy}} 264 29 36 20 18 60 13 2 50 36
8 Monika Bergmann{{Flagu|Germany}} 245 20 24 16 50 26 40 9 60 -
9 Martina Ertl{{Flagu|Germany}} 228 24 32 32 13 - 36 10 36 45
10 Nicole Hosp{{Flagu|Austria}} 226 32 50 60 - - 24 60 - -
11 Kristina Koznick{{Flagu|United States}} 212 13 - 11 26 - 26 36 - 100

Combined

see complete table

In Women's Combined World Cup 2002/03 only one competition was held.

PlaceNameCountryTotal14{{flagicon|SUI
1 Janica Kostelić{{Flagu|Croatia}} 100 100
2 Martina Ertl{{Flagu|Germany}} 80 80
3 Maria Riesch{{Flagu|Germany}} 60 60
4 Karen Putzer{{Flagu|Italy}} 50 50
5 Julia Mancuso{{Flagu|United States}} 45 45
6 Marlies Oester{{Flagu|Switzerland}} 40 40
7 Michaela Dorfmeister{{Flagu|Austria}} 36 36
8 Caroline Lalive{{Flagu|United States}} 32 32
9 Jessica Lindell-Vikarby{{Flagu|Sweden}} 29 29
10 Šárka Záhrobská{{Flagu|Czech Republic}} 29 29

Footnotes

1. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/alpine-skiing/calendar-results.html?eventselection=&place=§orcode=AL&seasoncode=2003&categorycode=WC&disciplinecode=&gendercode=M&racedate=&racecodex=&nationcode=&seasonmonth=X-2003 |title=FIS: Alpine World Cup 2003 men's schedule |accessdate=24 September 2018 |publisher=International Ski Federation }}
2. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/alpine-skiing/calendar-results.html?eventselection=&place=§orcode=AL&seasoncode=2003&categorycode=WC&disciplinecode=&gendercode=L&racedate=&racecodex=&nationcode=&seasonmonth=X-2003 |title=FIS: Alpine World Cup 2003 ladies' schedule |accessdate=24 September 2018 |publisher=International Ski Federation }}

References

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External links

  • FIS-ski.com - World Cup standings - 2003
{{Alpine Skiing World Cup}}{{Wintersport season 2002–03}}

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