Marie Bochet following her first slalom run Vincent Gauthier-Manuel on the course in his first slalom run Yesterday in La Molina, Spain on the third day of competition at the IPC Alpine World Championships, gold medal winning  skiers Marie Bochet and Vincent Gauthier-Manuel assisted in putting France in the medal count lead. This brought the total number medals won by French skiers to eight. New Zealand, with only two skiers competing, earned its first medal of the competition when won a bronze in yesterday's slalom event. His teammate  finished his first run in the slalom but notched a (DNF) for his second run and did not rank.  moved down the medal table after their medal favorite, and guide , failed to finish his second run in the slalom. Other Spanish skiers also failed to perform yesterday with wildcard entry women's sit-skier and men's sit-skier earning a DNF during their first runs on a day that saw thirty-six skiers earn DNFs on their initial run down the course. Men's visually impaired skier and guide were disqualified in the first run for missing gate 61. Standing skier  finished ninth and last in her group.
Marie Bochet following her first slalom run Vincent Gauthier-Manuel on the course in his first slalom run Yesterday in La Molina, Spain on the third day of competition at the IPC Alpine World Championships, gold medal winning French skiers Marie Bochet and Vincent Gauthier-Manuel assisted in putting France in the medal count lead. This brought the total number medals won by French skiers to eight. New Zealand, with only two skiers competing, earned its first medal of the competition when won a bronze in yesterday's slalom event. His teammate Corey Peters finished his first run in the slalom but notched a (DNF) for his second run and did not rank. Spain moved down the medal table after their medal favorite, and guide , failed to finish his second run in the slalom. Other Spanish skiers also failed to perform yesterday with wildcard entry women's sit-skier and men's sit-skier earning a DNF during their first runs on a day that saw thirty-six skiers earn DNFs on their initial run down the course. Men's visually impaired skier and guide were disqualified in the first run for missing gate 61. Standing skier Úrsula Pueyo finished ninth and last in her group.
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Úrsula Pueyo