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	SKINET :: Schoenfelder Edges Miller in Swiss Slalom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Austria's Rainer Schoenfelder edged Bode Miller on a snowy, blustery day to win a World Cup slalom for his first victory in a year.
		Rainer Schoenfelder from Austria clears a gate in the first run of the men's alpine ski World Cup slalom, Sunday Feb. 8, 2004, in Adelboden, Switzerland.
		Schoenfelder took the lead in the slalom standings with 455 points, with Raich dropping to second at 442.
	www.skinet.com /skinet/advice/article/0,26908,589025,00.html (555 words)

	Fischer-Ski News - Racing: Rainer Schönfelder and Fischer extend cooperation for two more years
		Rainer Schönfelder and Fischer are to work together for two more years.
		I am sure that Rainer Schönfelder will be joined by even more World Cup skiers in the upcoming season who rely on the innovative quality of our boots." Siegi Voglreiter, Racing Director at Fischer, on the further cooperation with Schönfelder: "Rainer Schönfelder has become a key figure for Fischer, a real ambassador.
		Rainer Schönfelder is not the only one who has extended his contract with Fischer.
	www.fischer-ski.com /en/alpine_racing/news.php?show=detail&id_news=565 (609 words)

	Rainer Schönfelder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rainer Schönfelder (born June 13, 1977) is an Austrian skier who won the 2003-2004 men's World Cup slalom title.
		However, he was not banned and is competing in 2004/05, since it was found that he had taken the substance inadvertently while undergoing treatment of influenza.
		Rainer Schönfelder has also had some success as a pop singer in Austria, especially with a cover version of Wolfgang Ambros' classic hit "Schifoan" (meaning "skiing").
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rainer_Sch%C3%B6nfelder (227 words)

	TSN.ca - Print Story - Canada's Sports Leader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Schoenfelder was awarded second place in a men's slalom at Park City last November, even though he was initially disqualified.
		Schoenfelder had skied off course his first run but was given a second shot when officials ruled he had been distracted by a volunteer preparing the slope who had fallen and was sprawled in the snow off to the side.
		However, FIS reinstated Schoenfelder's result on the basis that the race jury was not competent to deal with a protest about a decision it had taken itself.
	www.tsn.ca /tools/print_story.asp?id=76378 (931 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Palander claims World Cup slalom
		Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria was declared runner-up after the race, but a jury of officials reversed an earlier decision, which led to his disqualification.
		Schoenfelder, who won this race a year ago, was the fifth skier out of the start.
		Palander bettered Schoenfelder by a few hundredths of a second on this run to place the skiers, at the end of the race, one-two.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,540034879,00.html (799 words)

	ESPN.com: OLY - ISF reverses Schoenfelder's World Cup slalom disqualification
		Rainer Schoenfelder was second fastest in the men's slalom at Park City on Nov. 23 but was disqualified.
		Schoenfelder claimed a course worker who had fallen next to a gate distracted him and caused him to go off the course.
		The federation said the jury that awarded the provisional rerun was not the appropriate body to rule on Schoenfelder's race result -- prompting the reinstatement of his second-place finish.
	espn.go.com /oly/news/2003/1202/1676496.html (395 words)

	CNN.com - Austrian hope reinstated on appeal - Dec. 1, 2003
		Schoenfelder was second fastest in the race but was disqualified after protests from 10 other competing countries.
		He had skied off the course on his first run but was given a second shot when officials ruled he had been impeded by having to avoid a volunteer preparing the slope who had fallen in the snow.
		FIS said Monday's decision was based on a decision by the Appeals Commission that the race jury was not competent to deal with a protest about a decision that it had taken itself.
	cnn.com /2003/SPORT/12/01/skiing.appeal/index.html (253 words)

	Todtnau, Germany - 2000 FIS Alpine World Cup Ski Racing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The 22-year-old Schoenfelder, 9th after the first leg, achieved an outstanding second run down the steep slalom slope at this Black Forest resort to score the powerful Austrian squad's sixteenth success this season.
		The aggressive Schoenfelder, from the southern Austrian province of Carinthia, had an average first run which left him 89/100 of a second behind the leader.
		Schoenfelder also said that his new carver skies had played a big role in his success.
	classic.mountainzone.com /ski/2000/worldcup/alpine/todtnau/sl.html (959 words)

	ESPN.com: OLY - Austrian head lashes out after Schoenfelder disqualification
		Schoenfelder was second fastest in the slalom at Park City Sunday but was disqualified after protests from 10 other competing countries.
		Schoenfelder had skied off the course on his first run but was given a second shot when officials ruled he had been impeded by having to avoid a volunteer preparing the slope who had fallen and was sprawled in the snow.
		"Rainer was clearly obstructed, but we are the strongest team in skiing and our rivals are obviously trying to beat us, no matter how," Giger said.
	espn.go.com /oly/news/2003/1124/1669694.html (256 words)

	Ski World Cup FIS Alpine 2002-2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Rock star-in-training Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria started first first and finished first, holding off the huge field of 72 world class competitors to win the Men's Slalom at the Chevy Truck America's Opening in Park City.
		Schoenfelder reflected on his win by noting, "I'm a person who doesn't want to make a mistake a second time.
		For all of you waiting for Rainer's rockin' debut, his single and CD will both be released in early December on Warner records.
	ski.mountainzone.com /2003/alpine/story/park_city/html/ms.html (575 words)

	CNN.com - Schoenfelder has to wear elbow pad - Feb. 16, 2004
		Slalom World Cup leader Rainer Schoenfelder badly injured his left elbow when he came fourth at St. Anton on Sunday, and will have to wear a protective pad.
		Schoenfelder said a pole whipped back and smashed against his elbow, causing a ligament contusion which was diagnosed at the University Clinic in Innsbruck.
		He will be fitted with a protective pad to allow him to compete in the last two World Cup slaloms at Kranjska Gora, Slovenia on Feb. 29, and at Sestriere, France on March 14.
	www.cnn.com /2004/SPORT/02/16/ski.injury.ap (223 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > Sports -- Schoenfelder wins World Cup slalom title
		SESTRIERE, Italy – Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria won the slalom title at the World Cup Finals on Sunday ahead of beleaguered Kalle Palander of Finland.
		Schoenfelder won his first World Cup season title, 35 points ahead of Palander.
		Schoenfelder skied off course in his first run but was given a second chance when officials ruled a volunteer sprawled in the snow distracted him.
	www.signonsandiego.com /sports/20040314-1104-ski-worldcupfinals.html (487 words)

	Rainer Schoenfelder News
		Rainer Schoenfelder News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
		Austrian alpine boss reflects on a dominating team effort February 28, 2006 Austrian alpine team director Hans Pum spoke with Ski Racing's Nathaniel Vinton after the men's Olympic slalom.
		SESTRIERE, Italy - Late Saturday night, three hours after the Austrian Alpine assault ended with a medal sweep in the men's slalom, Rainer Schoenfelder was standing in the midst of a roaring Olympic celebration...
	rfe3.topix.net /winter-sports/rainer-schoenfelder (661 words)

	Schoenfelder wins men's slalom title - Winter sports - MSNBC.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		SESTRIERE, Italy - Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria won the slalom title at the World Cup Finals on Sunday ahead of beleaguered Kalle Palander of Finland.
		He was awarded second in a slalom at Park City, Utah, in November although he initially was disqualified.
		However, the federation reinstated Schoenfelder’s result, contending the race jury should not deal with a protest about a decision it had made.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/4526537 (579 words)

	CNN.com - Italian Rocca snatches slalom win - Dec 22, 2004
		Austrian Schoenfelder, last year's champion in the World Cup's shortest discipline, led by 0.13 seconds after the first run down the course named after overall champion and local hero Hermann Maier.
		Schoenfelder, the defending World Cup slalom champion, disappointed the 15,000 cheering home fans, dropping from first place after the opening leg to second.
		The 27-year-old finished third in the opening slalom of the season in Beaver Creek and, nursing a knee injury, ninth in Sestriere.
	edition.cnn.com /2004/SPORT/12/22/ski.rocca (504 words)

	SKI in Bulgaria
		Schoenfelder had been joint fastest with Palander on the first run, having been granted a re-run after crashing out when he said he had been distracted by an injured course marshall.
		The Finnish team placed an appeal against Schoenfelder's reinstatement, but after studying videos race officials allowed the Austrian to take his place for the second run.
		Schoenfelder's second place finish, however, was under review after a protest by two nations over his first run.
	www.xtdev.com /ski/wmview_en.php?ArtID=298 (517 words)

	Vail Daily News for Vail and Beaver Creek Colorado - Sports
		Rocca won the race ahead of Austria's Rainer Schoenfelder and Germany's Alois Vogl.
		Rocca finished with a combined time of 1 minute, 34.86 seconds, beating Austria's Rainer Schoenfelder by 0.24 seconds.
		Schoenfelder, the defending World Cup slalom champion, disappointed the 15,000 home fans after taking the lead following the opening run.
	www.vaildaily.com /article/20041222/SPORTS/112220017/0/FRONTPAGE (499 words)

	Rainer Schoenfelder dope test on the AardvarkSport.net Sports Forum
		Rainer Schoenfelder, the 26-year-old Austrian who broke through this season to win the men's World Cup slalom skiing title, has tested positive for the stimulant Etilefrin.
		Schoenfelder was found to have traces of the stimulant in his blood in a test done during the Austrian slalom championships on March 27.
		If found guilty, Schoenfelder could be banned from the sport for up to two years.
	www.aardvarksport.net /chat/viewtopic.php?t=1523 (170 words)

	Snow Journal - Serious About Snowsports!
		Schoenfelder, the dreadlocked, purple nail-varnish wearing 'clown' of the Austrian team, has already shown that his skiing deserves to be taken seriously after winning last season's World Cup slalom title.
		Austria's Benjamin Raich won his second gold medal today in a difficult slalom, beating by 24/100 of a second his teammate Rainer Schoenfelder, the defending slalom World Cup Champion, while Italy's Giorgio Rocca is a happy and a lucky 3rd at 74/100.
		Rainer Schoenfelder (AUT): born in 1977, in Bleiburg, Carinthia, he stood out in 1996 at the Junior World Championships in Schwyz/Ybrig, in Switzerland, when he won the giant slalom and ranked second in slalom.
	www.snowjournal.com /page.php?cid=topic6464 (5952 words)

	Rainer Schoenfelder - Sport.fr (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Deuxième, l'Autrichien Rainer Schoenfelder enlève le globe de cristal de la spécialité.
		L'Autrichien Rainer Schoenfelder s'impose dans le slalom d'Adelboden.
		Requalifié pour être ensuite disqualifié, Rainer Schoenfelder récupère sa deuxième place dans le slalom de Park City (Etats-Unis).
	www.sport.fr /hiver/motscle/Rainer-Schoenfelder-3710.shtm (433 words)

	SKI in Bulgaria
		SHIGAKOGEN, Japan (AP) _ Finland's Kalle Palander and Austria's Rainer Schoenfelder finished in a dead heat Saturday to share first place in a World Cup slalom race.
		Palander, who was second behind Schoenfelder after the first run, posted a time of 49.97 seconds in his second race for a two-run combined total time of 1:41.14 and his fourth straight World Cup slalom victory this season.
		With Palander leading after his second run, Schoenfelder posted a time of 50.05 seconds to pull even.
	www.xtdev.com /ski/wmview_en.php?ArtID=227 (630 words)

	Sports News - Skiing
		Indianapolis Star Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria won the slalom title at the World Cup Finals on Sunday ahead of beleaguered Kal...
		USA Today SESTRIERE, Italy (AP) — Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria won the slalom title at the World Cup Finals on Su...
		The State SESTRIERE, Italy - Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria won the slalom title at the World Cup Finals on Sunday ahead...
	archive.wn.com /2004/03/16/1400/skiing (999 words)

	Aspen Times News for Aspen Colorado - Olympics - Event Coverage
		Ted Ligety of the United States, center, celebrates after winning the gold medal with silver medalist Ivica Kostelic of Croatia, left, and bronze medalist Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria, right, after the Men's Combined at the Turin 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Sestriere Colle, Italy, Tuesday.
		Ivica Kostelic of Croatia won the silver medal, 53-hundredths of a second behind the American at 3:09.88.
		Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria captured the bronze at 3:10.67.
	www.aspentimes.com /article/VD/20060214/OLYMPICS03/60214015 (1244 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ted Ligety of the United States, center, celebrates after winning the gold medal with silver medalist Ivica Kostelic of Croatia, left, and bronze medalist Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria, right, after the Men‘s Combined at the Turin 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Sestriere Colle, Italy, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2006.
		Ivica Kostelic of Croatia won the silver medal and Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria the bronze.
		Miller was disqualified for straddling a gate in the first slalom run, just when he seemed to have built a commanding lead for his elusive first Olympic gold medal.
	www.firstcoastnews.com /sports/news-article.aspx?storyid=51786 (1102 words)

	The Oakland Press: Professional Sports: Schoenfelder wins WC slalom title
		The Oakland Press: Professional Sports: Schoenfelder wins WC slalom title
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		Rainer Schoenfelder of Austria won the slalom title at the World Cup Finals in Sestriere, Italy, ahead of beleaguered Kalle Palander of Finland.
	www.theoaklandpress.com /stories/031504/pro_20040315078.shtml (240 words)

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