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2005–06 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup

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The 40th World Cup season began in October 2005 and concluded at the World Cup finals in Åre, Sweden, in March 2006. The schedule included a nearly month-long break in February for the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy.

FIS Alpine Ski World Cup 2005/06
Discipline Men Women
Overall Austria Benjamin Raich Croatia Janica Kostelić
Downhill Austria Michael Walchhofer Austria Michaela Dorfmeister
Super-G Norway Aksel Lund Svindal Austria Michaela Dorfmeister
Giant slalom Austria Benjamin Raich Sweden Anja Pärson
Slalom Italy Giorgio Rocca Croatia Janica Kostelić
Super combined Austria Benjamin Raich Croatia Janica Kostelić
Nations Cup Austria Austria
Competition
Locations 18 15
Individual 37 36
Mixed 1 1
Cancelled 1 —
Rescheduled — 1
2006 World Cup Champions
Benjamin Raich won his first overall title.
Janica Kostelić won her third overall title.

Benjamin Raich of Austria won his first overall title after finishing third in 2004 and second in 2005. He added his second consecutive giant slalom discipline globe, and Michael Walchhofer also repeated as downhill champion. Aksel Lund Svindal and Giorgio Rocca were each first-time winners in super-G and slalom respectively. Svindal edged Hermann Maier by only 2 points, denying the "Herminator" a sixth super-G crown.

On the women's side, Janica Kostelić of Croatia won her third overall and slalom World Cup titles. She won 9 races to become only the third skier ever to win races in all 5 disciplines in a single season (joining Marc Girardelli and Petra Kronberger). Kostelić amassed 1970 World Cup points, a new women's record and second only to Hermann Maier's 2000 points in 2000. Although Anja Pärson failed to win her third straight overall crown, she won 8 races while capturing her third giant slalom globe, and her 1662 points would have been enough to win the overall in any of the previous 6 seasons. In her final season on the World Cup tour, Michaela Dorfmeister secured her second downhill and super-G titles.

Calendar

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Men

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Event key: DH – Downhill, SL – Slalom, GS – Giant slalom, SG – Super giant slalom, KB – Classic Combined, SC – Super combined[1]
Race Season Date Place Type Winner Second Third Details
1225 1 23 October 2005     Sölden GS 304    Hermann Maier   Bode Miller   Rainer Schönfelder [1]
1226 2 26 November 2005     Lake Louise DH 359    Fritz Strobl   Kjetil André Aamodt   Marco Büchel [2]
1227 3 27 November 2005   SG 124    Aksel Lund Svindal   Benjamin Raich   Daron Rahlves [3]
1228 4 1 December 2005     Beaver Creek SG 125    Hannes Reichelt   Erik Guay   Matthias Lanzinger [4]
1229 5 2 December 2005   DH 360    Daron Rahlves   Bode Miller   Hans Grugger [5]
1230 6 3 December 2005   GS 305    Bode Miller   Daron Rahlves   Kalle Palander [6]
1231 7 4 December 2005   SL 351    Giorgio Rocca   Stéphane Tissot   Ted Ligety [7]
1232 8 10 December 2005     Val-d'Isère DH 361    Michael Walchhofer   Fritz Strobl   Hans Grugger [8]
1233 9 11 December 2005   SC 088    Michael Walchhofer   Rainer Schönfelder   Bode Miller [9]
1234 10 12 December 2005     Madonna di Campiglio SL 352    Giorgio Rocca   Benjamin Raich   Kalle Palander [10]
1235 11 16 December 2005     Gröden-Val Gardena SG 126    Hans Grugger   Erik Guay   Ambrosi Hoffmann [11]
1236 12 17 December 2005   DH 362    Marco Büchel   Michael Walchhofer   Erik Guay [12]
1237 13 18 December 2005     Alta Badia GS 306    Massimiliano Blardone   Davide Simoncelli   François Bourque [13]
1238 14 21 December 2005     Kranjska Gora GS 307    Benjamin Raich   Massimiliano Blardone   Thomas Grandi [14]
1239 15 22 December 2005   SL 353    Giorgio Rocca   Thomas Grandi   Ted Ligety [15]
1240 16 29 December 2005     Bormio DH 363    Daron Rahlves   Fritz Strobl   Tobias Grünenfelder [16]
1241 17 7 January 2006     Adelboden GS 308    Benjamin Raich   Fredrik Nyberg   Stephan Görgl
  Kalle Palander		 [17]
1242 18 8 January 2006   SL 354    Giorgio Rocca   Ted Ligety   Benjamin Raich [18]
1243 19 13 January 2006     Wengen SC 089    Benjamin Raich   Kjetil André Aamodt   Peter Fill [19]
1244 20 14 January 2006   DH 364    Daron Rahlves   Michael Walchhofer   Fritz Strobl [20]
1245 21 15 January 2006   SL 355    Giorgio Rocca   Kalle Palander   Alois Vogl [21]
1246 22 20 January 2006     Kitzbühel SG 127    Hermann Maier   Peter Fill   Hannes Reichelt [22]
1247 23 21 January 2006   DH 365    Michael Walchhofer   Marco Büchel   Daron Rahlves [23]
1248 24 22 January 2006   SL 356    Jean-Pierre Vidal   Reinfried Herbst   Benjamin Raich [24]
1249 25 22 January 2006   KB 090    Benjamin Raich   Bode Miller   Aksel Lund Svindal [25]
1250 26 24 January 2006     Schladming SL 357    Kalle Palander   Akira Sasaki   Benjamin Raich [26]
1251 27 28 January 2006     Garmisch-Partenkirchen DH 366    Hermann Maier   Klaus Kröll   Andreas Buder [27]
1252 28 29 January 2006   SG 128    Christoph Gruber   Scott Macartney   Kjetil André Aamodt [28]
1253 29 3 February 2006     Chamonix SC 091    Benjamin Raich   Rainer Schönfelder   Bode Miller [29]
4 February 2006   DH cnx  canceled
2006 Winter Olympics (12–25 February)
1254 30 4 March 2006     Yongpyong GS 309    Davide Simoncelli   Massimiliano Blardone   Aksel Lund Svindal [30]
1255 31 5 March 2006   GS 310    Ted Ligety   Kalle Palander
  Fredrik Nyberg		 [31]
1256 32 10 March 2006     Shiga Kogen SL 358    Benjamin Raich   Akira Sasaki   Thomas Grandi [32]
1257 33 11 March 2006   SL 359    Kalle Palander
  Reinfried Herbst		   Thomas Grandi [33]
1258 34 15 March 2006     Åre DH 367    Aksel Lund Svindal   Bode Miller   Peter Fill [34]
1259 35 16 March 2006   SG 129    Bode Miller   Daron Rahlves   Aksel Lund Svindal [35]
1260 36 17 March 2006   GS 311    Benjamin Raich   Massimiliano Blardone   Fredrik Nyberg [36]
1261 37 18 March 2006   SL 360    Markus Larsson   Stéphane Tissot   Thomas Grandi [37]

Ladies

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Event key: DH – Downhill, SL – Slalom, GS – Giant slalom, SG – Super giant slalom, SC – Super combined[2]
Race Season Date Place Type Winner Second Third Details
1146 1 22 October 2005     Sölden GS 302    Tina Maze   Janica Kostelić   Anja Pärson [38]
1147 2 2 December 2005     Lake Louise DH 296    Elena Fanchini   Michaela Dorfmeister   Alexandra Meissnitzer [39]
1148 3 3 December 2005   DH 297    Lindsey Kildow   Sylviane Berthod   Michaela Dorfmeister [40]
1149 4 4 December 2005   SG 136    Alexandra Meissnitzer   Andrea Fischbacher   Michaela Dorfmeister [41]
1150 5 9 December 2005     Aspen SG 137    Nadia Styger   Michaela Dorfmeister   Andrea Fischbacher [42]
1151 6 10 December 2005   GS 303    María José Rienda Contreras   Anja Pärson   Kathrin Zettel [43]
1152 7 11 December 2005   SL 338    Anja Pärson   Janica Kostelić   Kathrin Zettel [44]
1153 8 17 December 2005     Val-d'Isère DH 298    Lindsey Kildow   Caroline Lalive   Alexandra Meissnitzer [45]
1154 9 18 December 2005   SG 138    Michaela Dorfmeister   Alexandra Meissnitzer   Emily Brydon [46]
1155 10 21 December 2005     Špindlerův Mlýn GS 304    Janica Kostelić   Kathrin Zettel   Marlies Schild [47]
1156 11 22 December 2005   SL 339    Anja Pärson   Janica Kostelić   Marlies Schild [48]
1157 12 28 December 2005     Lienz GS 305    Anja Pärson   Nicole Hosp   Tina Maze [49]
1158 13 29 December 2005   SL 340    Marlies Schild   Nicole Hosp   Janica Kostelić [50]
1159 14 5 January 2006     Zagreb SL 341    Marlies Schild   Kathrin Zettel   Janica Kostelić [51]
7 January 2006     Maribor GS cnx  replaced in Ofterschwang on 3 February 2006
1160 15 8 January 2006   SL 342    Marlies Schild   Janica Kostelić   Therese Borssén [52]
1161 16 13 January 2006     Bad Kleinkirchheim DH 299    Anja Pärson   Michaela Dorfmeister   Fränzi Aufdenblatten [53]
1162 17 14 January 2006   DH 300    Janica Kostelić   Nike Bent   Michaela Dorfmeister [54]
1163 18 15 January 2006   SG 139    Janica Kostelić   Michaela Dorfmeister
  Alexandra Meissnitzer		 [55]
1164 19 20 January 2006     St. Moritz SG 140    Michaela Dorfmeister   Tina Maze   Nicole Hosp [56]
1165 20 21 January 2006   DH 301    Michaela Dorfmeister   Renate Götschl   Janica Kostelić [57]
1166 21 22 January 2006   SC 074    Janica Kostelić   Anja Pärson   Lindsey Kildow [58]
1167 22 27 January 2006     Cortina d'Ampezzo SG 141    Anja Pärson   Julia Mancuso   Lindsey Kildow [59]
1168 23 28 January 2006   DH 302    Renate Götschl   Julia Mancuso   Elisabeth Görgl [60]
1169 24 29 January 2006   GS 306    Nicole Hosp   Geneviève Simard   Elisabeth Görgl [61]
1170 25 [nb 1]3 February 2006     Ofterschwang GS 307    María José Rienda Contreras   Anja Pärson   Kathrin Zettel [62]
1171 26 4 February 2006   GS 308    María José Rienda Contreras
  Anja Pärson		   Julia Mancuso [63]
1172 27 5 February 2006   SL 343    Janica Kostelić   Kathrin Zettel   Marlies Schild [64]
2006 Winter Olympics (12–25 February)
1173 28 3 March 2006     Hafjell SG 142    Michaela Dorfmeister
  Lindsey Kildow
  Nadia Styger		 [65]
1174 29 4 March 2006   SC 075    Janica Kostelić   Anja Pärson   Marlies Schild [66]
1175 30 5 March 2006   GS 309    María José Rienda Contreras   Nicole Hosp   Tanja Poutiainen [67]
1176 31 10 March 2006     Levi SL 344    Janica Kostelić   Anja Pärson   Kathrin Zettel [68]
1177 32 11 March 2006   SL 345    Anja Pärson   Janica Kostelić   Nicole Hosp [69]
1178 33 15 March 2006     Åre DH 303    Anja Pärson   Lindsey Kildow   Elisabeth Görgl [70]
1179 34 16 March 2006   SG 143    Nicole Hosp   Michaela Dorfmeister   Martina Ertl-Renz [71]
1180 35 17 March 2006   SL 346    Janica Kostelić   Marlies Schild   Anja Pärson [72]
1181 36 18 March 2006   GS 310    Janica Kostelić   Geneviève Simard   Nicole Hosp
  Tanja Poutiainen		 [73]

Nations team event

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Event key: SC – Super combined (super-G + slalom)
Race Season Date Place Type Winner Second Third Details
1 1 19 March 2006     Åre SC 001    Austria
Andrea Fischbacher
Nicole Hosp
Michaela Kirchgasser
Stephan Görgl
Reinfried Herbst
Benjamin Raich
   United States
Lindsey Kildow
Julia Mancuso
Resi Stiegler
Ted Ligety
Scott Macartney
Daron Rahlves
   Sweden
Janette Hargin
Jessica Lindell-Vikarby
Maria Pietilä Holmner
Patrik Järbyn
Markus Larsson
Andre Myhrer
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Men

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Overall

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Place Name Country Total
1 Benjamin Raich   Austria 1410
2 Aksel Lund Svindal   Norway 1006
3 Bode Miller   United States 928
4 Daron Rahlves   United States 903
5 Michael Walchhofer   Austria 855

Downhill

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In men's downhill World Cup 2005/06 all results count.

Place Name Country Total 2  5  8  12  16  20  23  27  30  35 
1 Michael Walchhofer   Austria 522 36 26 100 80 50 80 100 26 - 24
2 Fritz Strobl   Austria 491 100 50 80 45 80 60 - 26 - 50
3 Daron Rahlves   United States 444 - 100 18 12 100 100 60 18 - 36
4 Marco Büchel   Liechtenstein 400 60 22 24 100 45 29 80 40 - -
5 Bode Miller   United States 340 9 80 36 32 29 24 50 - - 80
6 Kjetil André Aamodt   Norway 322 80 32 40 40 - 45 - 45 - 40
7 Hermann Maier   Austria 305 50 12 29 18 20 50 8 100 - 18
8 Bruno Kernen   Switzerland 268 45 45 50 24 - 24 14 40 - 26
9 Didier Défago   Switzerland 246 26 5 8 29 32 32 40 29 - 45
10 Kristian Ghedina   Italy 235 4 13 26 50 40 24 36 22 - 20
11 Erik Guay   Canada 221 14 40 36 60 15 11 45 - - -
12 Klaus Kröll   Austria 216 32 - 45 9 26 12 12 80 - -
13 Aksel Lund Svindal   Norway 182 40 7 12 5 - 18 - - - 100

Super-G

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In men's Super G World Cup 2005/06 all results count.

Place Name Country Total 3  4  11  22  28  36 
1 Aksel Lund Svindal   Norway 284 100 50 45 18 11 60
2 Hermann Maier   Austria 282 10 32 40 100 50 50
3 Daron Rahlves   United States 269 60 45 24 40 20 80
4 Hannes Reichelt   Austria 250 32 100 - 60 29 29
5 Kjetil André Aamodt   Norway 223 45 36 50 - 60 32
6 Erik Guay   Canada 204 24 80 80 20 - -
7 Ambrosi Hoffmann   Switzerland 165 50 14 60 32 9 -
8 Peter Fill   Italy 162 11 16 9 80 10 36
9 Christoph Gruber   Austria 147 18 - 16 13 100 -
10 Bode Miller   United States 145 13 - 32 - - 100
11 Stephan Görgl   Austria 144 6 15 12 50 16 45
12 Hans Grugger   Austria 133 15 18 100 - - -

Giant slalom

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In men's giant slalom World Cup 2005/06 all results count.

Place Name Country Total 1  6  13  14  17  31  32  37 
1 Benjamin Raich   Austria 481 50 - 36 100 100 45 50 100
2 Massimiliano Blardone   Italy 442 40 20 100 80 24 80 18 80
3 Fredrik Nyberg   Sweden 414 36 36 22 50 80 50 80 60
4 Davide Simoncelli   Italy 314 6 29 80 22 32 100 45 -
5 Kalle Palander   Finland 306 22 60 45 13 60 26 80 -
6 Thomas Grandi   Canada 259 29 14 18 60 40 40 36 22
7 François Bourque   Canada 236 45 40 66 6 - - 29 50
8 Hermann Maier   Austria 223 100 32 40 - 36 8 7 -
9 Bode Miller   United States 198 80 100 - - 18 - - -
10 Aksel Lund Svindal   Norway 195 24 45 8 12 6 60 40 -
11 Daron Rahlves   United States 190 - 80 50 - - - 20 40
12 Ted Ligety   United States 188 32 - - - 20 - 100 36

Slalom

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Place Name Country Total 7  10  15  18  21  24  26  33  34  38 
1 Giorgio Rocca   Italy 547 100 100 100 100 100 - - 15 32 -
2 Kalle Palander   Finland 495 - 60 45 45 80 36 100 29 100 -
3 Benjamin Raich   Austria 410 - 80 - 60 - 60 60 100 50 -
4 Ted Ligety   United States 396 60 40 60 80 45 40 - 45 26 -
5 Thomas Grandi   Canada 360 - 50 80 - - 32 18 60 60 60
6 Stéphane Tissot   France 336 80 - 8 - 22 50 45 36 15 80
7 Akira Sasaki   Japan 333 50 18 18 - - 18 80 80 40 29
8 Reinfried Herbst   Austria 316 22 32 6 24 40 80 - 12 100 -
9 Markus Larsson   Sweden 291 - 26 14 40 24 29 - 13 45 100
10 Jean-Pierre Vidal   France 253 - 45 29 50 29 100 - - - -

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Place Name Country Total 9  20  26  30 
1 Benjamin Raich   Austria 345 45 100 100 100
2 Bode Miller   United States 200 60 - 80 60
Michael Walchhofer   Austria 200 100 50 - 50
4 Rainer Schönfelder   Austria 182 80 22 - 80
5 Kjetil André Aamodt   Norway 162 50 80 - 32
6 Peter Fill   Italy 142 32 60 50 -
7 Aksel Lund Svindal   Norway 140 36 29 60 15
8 Andrej Šporn   Slovenia 123 22 16 45 40
9 Didier Défago   Switzerland 95 - 45 - 50
Silvan Zurbriggen   Switzerland 93 40 24 - 29

Women

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Overall

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Place Name Country Total
1 Janica Kostelić   Croatia 1970
2 Anja Pärson   Sweden 1662
3 Michaela Dorfmeister   Austria 1364
4 Nicole Hosp   Austria 1112
5 Lindsey Kildow   United States 1067

Downhill

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Place Name Country Total
1 Michaela Dorfmeister   Austria 498
2 Lindsey Kildow   United States 410
3 Renate Götschl   Austria 315
4 Janica Kostelić   Croatia 300
5 Fränzi Aufdenblatten   Switzerland 272

Super-G

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Place Name Country Total
1 Michaela Dorfmeister   Austria 626
2 Alexandra Meissnitzer   Austria 437
3 Nadia Styger   Switzerland 360
4 Lindsey Kildow   United States 326
5 Janica Kostelić   Croatia 266

Giant slalom

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Place Name Country Total
1 Anja Pärson   Sweden 585
2 María José Rienda Contreras   Spain 537
3 Janica Kostelić   Croatia 464
4 Nicole Hosp   Austria 461
5 Geneviève Simard   Canada 343

Slalom

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Place Name Country Total
1 Janica Kostelić   Croatia 740
2 Marlies Schild   Austria 550
3 Anja Pärson   Sweden 485
4 Kathrin Zettel   Austria 399
5 Tanja Poutiainen   Finland 320

Super combined

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Place Name Country Total
1 Janica Kostelić   Croatia 200
2 Anja Pärson   Sweden 160
3 Lindsey Kildow   United States 110
4 Marlies Schild   Austria 105
5 Nicole Hosp   Austria 90

Nations Cup

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Overall

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Place Country Total
1   Austria 15449
2   United States 6541
3   Italy 4892
4   Sweden 4722
5   Switzerland 3951
6   Canada 3260
7   France 2744
8   Croatia 2503
9   Norway 2333
10   Germany 1657

See also: Alpine skiing at the 2006 Winter Olympics

Footnotes

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  1. ^ Giant slalom from Maribor was rescheduled to Ofterschwang on 3 February 2006

References

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  1. ^ "FIS: Alpine World Cup 2006 men's schedule". International Ski Federation. Retrieved 24 September 2018.
  2. ^ "FIS: Alpine World Cup 2006 ladies' schedule". International Ski Federation. Retrieved 24 September 2018.
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