The 2009 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships were held at High 1 resort, Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Events Men Event Class Gold Time Silver Time Bronze TimeDownhillVisually impaired(Guide: Karl-Heinz Vachenauer)1:44.51(Guide: Miguel Galindo)1:44.52(Guide: Nicholas Brush)1:44.56Sitting1:49.661:49.701:50.49Standing1:50.191:51.561:52.39Super-GVisually impaired(Guide: Nicholas Brush)58.46(Guide: Miguel Galindo)59.79(Guide: Martin Makovnik)1:00.17Sitting1:00.521:01.501:01.98Standing1:02.391:03.411:03.79Super combinedVisually impaired(Guide: Miguel Galindo)1:53.69(Guide: Juraj Medera)1:56.15(Guide: Tommaso Balasso)1:58.36Sitting1:54.081:55.281:55.55Standing1:54.371:55.131:55.99Giant slalomVisually impaired(Guide: Sophie Troc)2:14.20(Guide: Juraj Medera)2:17.36(Guide: Tommaso Balasso)2:17.48Sitting2:11.792:12.972:14.72Standing2:12.552:13.352:13.70SlalomVisually impaired(Guide: Juraj Medera)1:41.96(Guide: Nicholas Brush)1:43.53(Guide: Martin Makovnik)1:43.60Sitting1:42.291:43.241:43.47Standing1:40.971:41.471:42.64
Women Event Class Gold Time Silver Time Bronze TimeDownhillVisually impaired(Guide: Natalia Subrtova)1:56.61(Guide: Lindsay Debou2:05.59(Guide: Michaela Hubacova2:06.03Sitting1:58.392:01.162:17.55Standing1:56.611:59.962:00.66Super-GVisually impaired(Guide: Natalia Subrtova)1:07.96(Guide: Lindsay Debou1:08.11(Guide: Michaela Hubacova1:11.62Sitting1:06.291:06.651:08.09Standing1:03.061:05.971:06.57Super combinedVisually impaired(Guide: Lindsay Debou2:07.88(Guide: Natalia Subrtova)2:11.29(Guide: Diego Van de Voorde)2:17.40Sitting2:07.632:09.682:11.31Standing2:05.412:05.942:06.06Giant slalomVisually impaired(Guide: Emil Gasteiger2:25:46(Guide: Lindsay Debou2:30.27(Guide: Michaela Hubacova2:39.90Sitting2:26.122:33.062:33.98Standing2:13.782:19.672:25.18SlalomVisually Impaired(Guide: Emil Gasteiger1:59.75(Guide: Lindsay Debou2:00.12(Guide: Raquel Garcia)2:02.11Sitting2:07.862:09.502:12.74Standing1:48.431:50.961:52.57
Team Event Gold Time Silver Time Bronze TimeTeam7:20.367:25.377:32.32
Medal table
Participating nations 25 nations participated.
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