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Mark Fawcett wins the men's giant slalom at Ischgl on 5 February 2000
Mark Fawcett led the official FIS classification for the men's giant slalom in Ischgl on 5 February 2000, ahead of Stefan Kaltschuetz and Christopher Klug.
5 February 2000 · Ischgl
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The story
Mark Fawcett won the men's giant slalom at the FIS Snowboard World Cup stop in Ischgl, Austria, on 5 February 2000. The official FIS classification places Stefan Kaltschuetz second and Christopher Klug third, making this one completed race and one underlying archive report.
How it unfolded
Mark Fawcett (Canada) recorded 1:47.14 in the published classification. Stefan Kaltschuetz (Austria) was listed with 1:48.12, while Christopher Klug (United States) took third with 1:48.49. These labels reproduce the result format shown by FIS; point-based finals are not rewritten as elapsed times.
The wider picture
FIS's event page separately confirms the men's giant slalom programme, World Cup category, gender, venue and date. The historical competition date remains distinct from iintroo's archive-addition timestamp, and the report does not infer season standings or a championship title from this single race. No event photograph is reproduced because exact republication rights were not established.
Leading official classification
| Rank | Competitor | Country | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mark Fawcett | CAN | 1:47.14 |
| 2 | Stefan Kaltschuetz | AUT | 1:48.12 |
| 3 | Christopher Klug | USA | 1:48.49 |
Sources
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