| SCHIFFERER Andreas (AUT) |
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03.08.1974 Radstadt
178cm 85kg
Club: Skiklub Sparkasse Rastadt (Salzburg)
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SKI: Fischer
BOOTS: Fischer
BINDING: Fischer
2007 Retired
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| Val Gardena 2000 DH / 1st （↑クリック拡大） |
Lake Louise 2000 SG |
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| Salt Lake 2002 SG/ 3rd |
Val d'Isere 03 DH/3rd |
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World Cup Ranking
General
1995/128th, 1996/57th, 1997/97th, 1998/2nd, 1999/6th, 2000/ 4th, 2001/17th,
2002/18th, 2003/12th, 2004/12th, 2005/35th, 2006/37th,
Special
1997 SG/3rd, 1998 DH/1st. 1999 DH/2nd, SG/3rd, GS/12th.
2000 SG/5th, DH/7th, GS/11th, 2001 DH/20th, SG/15th, GS/9th.
2002 DH/28th, GSA/17th, SG/5th. 2003 DH/11th, SG/8th, GS/20th.
2004 DH/11th, SG/9th, GS/9th. 2005 DH/27th, SG/20th, GS/28th.
2006 DH/22nd, SG/20th, GS/45th.
World Championships
1997 Sestriere DH/5th, GS/3rd.
Olympic Games
1998 Nagano DH/7th, SG/19th.
2002 Salt Lake City SG/3rd,
World Cup - 8 w. (7 DH, 1 SG)
| 1. |
DH: |
Vail 98-II, Bormio 98-II, Wengen 98-II, Garmisch 98, Kvitfjell-99 I+II
Val Gardena 00-II , |
| SG: |
Vail 97. |
| 2. |
DH: |
Bormio 96, 98-I , Beaver Creek 04-II, |
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Kvitfjell 97, Schladming 98-II, Sierra Nevada 99, Park City 04, |
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Shigakogen 97, Park City 04, |
| 3. |
DH: |
Wengen 98-I, Val d'Isere 03, Beaver Creek 04-II, |
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Kvitfjell 99, Kvitfjell 2000, Bormio 2000, Lake Louise-01,
Garmisch 02-II, Kitabuhel 03, |
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Adelboden 97, Vail 97, Alta Badia 99, Beaver Creek 2000,
Val d'Isere 01-I, |
| 4. |
DH: |
Val d'Isere 01-I, Wengen 03-I, Lake Louise 04, Chamonix 04, |
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Beaver Creek 00, Garmisch 02-I, Kitzbuhel 03,04, Garmiscu 04, |
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Hinterstoder 2000, |
| 5. |
DH: |
Beaver Creek 2000, Wengen 03-II, |
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Garmisch 98, Val d'Isere 99, Lake Louise 03, |
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Adelboden 99, Ofterschwang 99, Saalbach 2000,
Val d'Isere 01-II, |
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DH: |
Val d'Isere 96, Garmisch 97, Vail 97, Kitzbuhel 98-I, 99-II, 00,
Val Gardena 99-I+II, Wengen 99, Sierra Nevada 99, Lake Louise 01,
Garmisch 05, |
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Schladming 98-I, St.Anton 00-II, Kvitfjell 02, |
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Alta Badia 00, Soelden 01, Boemio 01, |
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Andreas Schifferer might want to forget last
season and focus on yet another comeback.
Schifferer can hope to use the two consecutive
downhill victories at Kvitjfell, Norway,
in the 1998/1999 season to springboard him
to a possible World Cup title in future.
He also came in 3rd and 2nd in the last two
Super-G's to finish again among the top-10
in the final 1999 World Cup standings. It
was a great comeback for the 25-year-old
skier from Radstadt who broke a leg training
in the summer 1998 and struggled to regain
his form.
His 3rd place in the GS at Alta Badia boosted his spirits but he didn't
make Austrian squad for the FIS World Championships in Vail. It's not the
first time that Andreas faced such difficult moments in his career. In
February 1998, he suffered an attack of the flu at the Nagano Olympics
and did poorly in the speed events. In 1996 , the Austrian survived a terrible
crash on the treacherous Hahnenkamm course at Kitzbuhel, but a very serious
concussion forced Andreas to rest for several months. It was especially
tough for him after scoring promising results at Val d'Isere (6th) and
Bormio (2nd). Doctors were worried about brain damage but with full recovery
"Schiffi" , could get back to his other passion: computers.
In 1997, Schifferer clinched bronze in GS at the Sestriere World Championshiphs despite a high start number(17) - his only medal to date. His current goal is to challenge Kjus, Aamodt and Maier for the Overall World Cup title during the 1999/2000 season.
Patrick Lang
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