Sport in Short: Skiing
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Your support makes all the difference.EMMA CARRICK-ANDERSON won the women's slalom on the final day of the British national championships in Tignes, France. Sean Longmuir retained the men's title despite suffering from a back injury.
BRITISH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (Tignes, Fr): Slalom: Men: 1 S Langmuir 1min 17.69 sec; 2 A Baxter 1:18.06; 3 J Bartlett 1:18.82. Women: 1 E Carrick-Anderson 1:09.06; 2 C de Pourtales 1:10.14; 3 L McKenna 1:17.40.
WORLD CUP FREESTYLE MOGULS (Meiringen-Hasliberg, Swit): Men: 1 J-L Brassard (Can) 26.29pts; 2 O Cotte (Fr) 25.30; 3 J Smart (Can) 25.27. Standings (after eight of 11 events): 1 Brassard 592pts; 2 Smart 512; 3 Cotte 496. Women: 1 R Monod (Fr) 23.94; 2 S Hattestad (Nor) 23.92; 3 S Marciandi (It) 22.95. Standings (after eight of 11 events): 1 Hattestad 580; 2 L McIntyre (US) 548; 3 Marciandi 544. Nations' World Cup (men and women): 1 US 7,364; 2 Canada 7,052; 3 France 4,844.
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