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Henna Raita wins the European Cup women's slalom at Sonthofen on 7 February 2000
Henna Raita led the official FIS European Cup classification for the women's slalom at Sonthofen on 7 February 2000, ahead of Karin Koellerer and Emma Carrick-Anderson.
7 February 2000 · Sonthofen
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The story
Henna Raita won the women's slalom at the FIS Alpine Skiing European Cup meeting in Sonthofen, Germany, on 7 February 2000. The completed FIS classification places Karin Koellerer second and Emma Carrick-Anderson third, so the archive treats this result as one underlying competition development.
How it unfolded
Henna Raita (Finland) recorded 1:33.34. Karin Koellerer (Austria) followed at +1.07, while Emma Carrick-Anderson (Great Britain) completed the leading three at +1.56. The gaps are reported exactly in the format published by FIS.
The wider picture
The federation's event page separately identifies the European Cup programme and confirms the discipline, gender, venue and date. The historical competition date remains distinct from iintroo's later archive-publication timestamp; no championship title or season ranking is inferred from this single result. No event photograph is reproduced because exact republication rights were not established.
Leading official classification
| Rank | Competitor | Country | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Henna Raita | FIN | 1:33.34 |
| 2 | Karin Koellerer | AUT | +1.07 |
| 3 | Emma Carrick-Anderson | GBR | +1.56 |
Sources
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