Alpine Skiing
Slalom, Giant slalom, Super giant Slalom, downhill and Super Combined.
Super Combined is downhill skiing then slalom skiing.
Downhill, slalom, giant slalom, super G, and combined (one downhill run followed by two slalom runs).
Downhill, slalom, giant slalom, super G, and combined (one downhill run followed by two slalom runs).
Downhill skiing is the fastest as you can ski up to 100mph! The second fastest is Super Giant Slalom (Super G), which is basically straight down almost.
It is actually an alpine skiing event. It is combining downhill skiing with navigation with Slalom Courses. It is one of the most intense skiing contests.
Downhill Super-G Slalom Giant Slalom Super Combined
Men's / Women's Super Giant Slalom (Super G), Giant Slalom (GS), Slalom (SL), Downhill, Combined.
It's pretty much 5: combined, downhill, slalom, giant slalom, and super g.
Alpine Super-G ==== Diann Roffe==Gold Alpine skiing - women's downhill. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Picabo_Street_won_a_silver_medal_in_which_event_at_the_1994_Lillehammer_Olympics PCH= NOT Downhill!!!!!!!
In the Olympics, two ... a gold in women's downhill alpine skiing and a bronze in women's Super G alpine skiing at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver. She has also won 4 medals in the World Championships, a gold and silver in downhill and a gold and silver in Super G.
It really depends on whether your talking about in the Olympics or referring to Nordic skiing as cross country skiing. Nordic events Ski jumping: is quite dangerous, but due to the steepness of the landing area, is not as dangerous as you might think. Cross country skiing: carries very little dangers. Combined event: carries the same dangers above. Alpine events such as the slalom, downhill event, super giant slalom ect...... Often feature high speed crashes, this is very likely to injure any skier, so i would say that alpine skiing is more dangerous.