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Coordinates: 44°57′00″N 6°53′00″E / 44.95°N 6.883333°E / 44.95; 6.883333
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Pista Gianni A. Agnelli
Place: Italy Sestriere
Mountain: Monte Alpette
Opened: 1990
Giant slalom
Start: 2,400 m (7,874 ft) (AA)
Finish: 2,046 m (6,713 ft)
Vertical drop:    354 m (1,161 ft)
Max. incline: 28.4 degrees (54%)
Avr. incline: 17.8 degrees (32%)
Min. incline:   5.4 degrees (6%)

Pista Gianni A. Agnelli is the World Cup technical ski course on Monte Alpette mountain in Sestriere, Italy.

The course which was named after Giovanni Alberto Agnelli, an Italian businessman and member of the Agnelli family, an Italian industrial dynasty associated with Fiat S.p.A.; debuted in World Cup in 1990.[1]

Both slalom and combined were held on this course at World Championships (1997) and Olympics (2006).

The course

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Sections

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  • Sises Steep
  • Flat Alpette
  • Diagonale
  • Coaches Corner
  • F1 Steep

Olympics

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Men's events

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Event Type Date Gold Silver Bronze
2006 KB 14 February 2006   United States Ted Ligety France Jean-Baptiste Grange Italy Giorgio Rocca
SL 26 February 2006   Austria Benjamin Raich Austria Reinfried Herbst Austria Rainer Schönfelder
The men's combined downhill was held at Kandahar Banchetta course.

Women's events

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Event Type Date Gold Silver Bronze
2006 KB 17 February 2006   Austria Marlies Schild Croatia Janica Kostelić Austria Kathrin Zettel
SL 22 February 2006   Sweden Anja Pärson Austria Nicole Hosp Austria Marlies Schild
The women's combined downhill was held at San Sicario course.

World Championships

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Men's events

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Event Type Date Gold Silver Bronze
1997 KB 6 February 1997   Austria Mario Reiter Norway Kjetil André Aamodt Switzerland Bruno Kernen
SL 15 February 1997   Norway Tom Stiansen France Sébastien Amiez Italy Alberto Tomba

Women's events

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Event Type Date Gold Silver Bronze
1997 SL 5 February 1997   Italy Deborah Compagnoni Italy Lara Magoni Switzerland Karin Roten
KB 15 February 1997   Italy Morena Gallizio Switzerland Marlies Oester Germany Hilde Gerg
Both The women's and men's combined downhill were held at Kandahar Banchetta course.

World Cup

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Men

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No. Type Season Date Winner Second Third
702 SL 1990/91 11 December 1990   Italy Alberto Tomba Norway Ole Kristian Furuseth Austria Rudolf Nierlich
732 SL 1991/92 10 December 1991   Italy Alberto Tomba Norway Finn Christian Jagge Norway Ole Kristian Furuseth
761 SL 1992/93 29 November 1992   Italy Fabrizio Tescari Austria Michael Tritscher Germany Armin Bittner
Austria Hubert Strolz
800 SL 1993/94 14 December 1993   Italy Alberto Tomba Austria Thomas Stangassinger Norway Ole Kristian Furuseth
832 SL 1994/95 12 December 1994   Italy Alberto Tomba Sweden Thomas Fogdö Austria Michael Tritscher
887 SL 1995/96 27 January 1996   Austria Mario Reiter Austria Thomas Sykora Austria Thomas Stangassinger
941 SL 1997/98 15 December 1997   Norway Finn Christian Jagge Austria Thomas Sykora Norway Hans Petter Buraas
977 SL 1998/99 14 December 1998   Norway Finn Christian Jagge Austria Thomas Stangassinger Slovenia Jure Košir
1054 SL 2000/01 11 December 2000   Norway Hans Petter Buraas Austria Kilian Albrecht France Pierrick Bourgeat
1122 KO 2002/03 16 December 2002   Croatia Ivica Kostelić Italy Giorgio Rocca Norway Truls Ove Karlsen
1188 SL 2003/04 14 March 2004   Finland Kalle Palander Austria Rainer Schönfelder Austria Manfred Pranger
1198 SL 2004/05 13 December 2004   United States Bode Miller Switzerland Silvan Zurbriggen Finland Kalle Palander

Women

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No. Type Season Date Winner Second Third
778 SL 1994/95 18 December 1994   Switzerland Vreni Schneider Sweden Pernilla Wiberg France Béatrice Filliol
824 SL 1995/96 26 January 1996   Switzerland Sonja Nef Switzerland Marlies Oester Sweden Pernilla Wiberg
946 SL 1999/00 12 December 1999   Croatia Janica Kostelić Sweden Anja Pärson France Christel Pascal
971 SL 10 March 2000   United States Kristina Koznick France Christel Pascal Slovenia Špela Pretnar
987 SL 2000/01 10 December 2000   Croatia Janica Kostelić United States Sarah Schleper Norway Trine Bakke
991 SL 20 December 2000   Croatia Janica Kostelić Norway Trine Bakke United States Kristina Koznick
1017 SL 2001/02 9 December 2001   Sweden Anja Pärson Finland Tanja Poutiainen Switzerland Sonja Nef
1055 KO 2002/03 15 December 2002   Sweden Anja Pärson Finland Tanja Poutiainen Austria Nicole Hosp
1111 SL 2003/04 13 March 2004   Austria Marlies Schild United States Sarah Schleper Finland Tanja Poutiainen
1534 GS 2016/17 10 December 2016   France Tessa Worley Italy Sofia Goggia Switzerland Lara Gut
1535 SL 11 December 2016   United States Mikaela Shiffrin Slovakia Veronika Zuzulová Switzerland Wendy Holdener
1653 GS 2019/20 18 January 2020   Italy Federica Brignone
Slovakia Petra Vlhová 		United States Mikaela Shiffrin
1654 PG 19 January 2020   France Clara Direz Austria Elisa Mörzinger Italy Marta Bassino
1742 GS 2022/23 10 December 2022   Italy Marta Bassino Sweden Sara Hector Slovakia Petra Vlhová
1743 SL 11 December 2022   Switzerland Wendy Holdener United States Mikaela Shiffrin Slovakia Petra Vlhová
1833 GS 2024/25 21 February 2025   Italy Federica Brignone New Zealand Alice Robinson Norway Thea Louise Stjernesund
1834 GS 22 February 2025   Italy Federica Brignone Switzerland Lara Gut-Behrami New Zealand Alice Robinson
1835 SL 23 February 2025   United States Mikaela Shiffrin[a] Croatia Zrinka Ljutić United States Paula Moltzan

 Not in original calendar. It replaced Tremblant (2025). 

Notes

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  1. ^ Mikaela Shiffrin's 100th victory in World Cup history

References

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  1. ^ "«Tomba je bil kos vlogi favorita" (in Slovenian). Delo. 12 December 1990.
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