World Junior Alpine Skiing Championships 2008

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The World Junior Alpine Skiing Championships 2008 were the 27th World Junior Alpine Skiing Championships, held between 23–29 February 2008 in Formigal, Spain.

Medal winners

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Downhill Hagen Patscheider
 Italy
1:45.31 Eian Sandvik
 Norway
1:45.32 Jonas Fravi
 Switzerland
1:45.59
Super-G Andreas Sander
 Germany
1:21.02 Matthias Mayer
 Austria
1:21.14 Björn Sieber
 Austria
1:21.18
Giant Slalom Marcel Hirscher
 Austria
1:57.00 Markus Nilsen
 Norway
1:57.33 Matts Olsson
 Sweden
1:58.19
Slalom Marcel Hirscher
 Austria
1:29.68 Jacopo Di Ronco
 Italy
1:30.61 Tomoya Ishii
 Japan
Kristian Haug
 Norway
1:30.83
Combined Matts Olsson
 Sweden
28.63 points Kristian Haug
 Norway
32.65 Hagen Patscheider
 Italy
36.90
  • Two bronze medals were awarded in the Slalom.

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Downhill Ilka Štuhec
 Slovenia
1:50.13 Lara Gut
 Switzerland
1:50.73 Viktoria Rebensburg
 Germany
1:51.17
Super-G Viktoria Rebensburg
 Germany
1:40.19 Anna Fenninger
 Austria
1:40.97 Stefanie Moser
 Austria
1:41.65
Giant Slalom Anna Fenninger
 Austria
1:42.50 Viktoria Rebensburg
 Germany
1:42.83 Tessa Worley
 France
1:42.86
Slalom Bernadette Schild
 Austria
1:33.85 Célina Hangl
 Switzerland
1:34.76 Nastasia Noens
 France
1:35.14
Combined Anna Fenninger
 Austria
30.20 points Larisa Yurkiw
 Canada
77.62 Eva-Maria Brem
 Austria
79.43

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