What does GS stand for?

Giant Slalom

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The skier hurt his left shin again in October while training for the giant slalom at this season's World Cup opener in Solden, Austria.

Palander's Olympic dream over, considers retirement

01 second in the giant slalom on the Rettenbach glacier.

Poutiainen wins ski opener; Vonn 9th in GS

Proctor finished seventh in the giant slalom and 22nd in the slalom at the state ski meet to take a spot on the Telegram & Gazette Super Team.

Colin Mace Proctor, Algonquin Regional, Sophomore, Slalom

The 30-year-old corporal, from Huddersfield, won third prize in the female category of the individual super giant slalom in the skiing championship for British soldiers based in Germany.

The ski's the limit for Emily

In the giant slalom he came 56th out of 83 competitors, 66th in the individual slalom and 6th out of 35 in the team giant slalom.

Soldier battles the slopes

The team spent two weeks racing in all the alpine events, including slalom, giant slalom, super giant slalom and the very fast and challenging downhill event.

TA skiers compete in army championships

21 Kyodo Medalists at the Turin Winter Olympic Games on Monday: * ALPINE SKIING Men's giant slalom Gold - Benjamin Raich (Austria) 2 minutes, 35.

Olympics: Medalists at Turin Winter Olympic Games

THE men's giant slalom is the main event of the day at the Winter Olympics in Turin and it looks likely to be a three-way spat between 100-30 favourite Benjamin Raich, maverick American Bode Miller and the legendary Hermann Maier, writes Steve Palmer.

Skiing: Miller a worthy challenger; WINTER OLYMPICS