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🇨🇦 Martin DORE

FIS code 6101251 · CAN · born 2009 · MONT SAINTE-ANNE

Martin DORE has alpine FIS points in 4 events. Lowest: Giant Slalom, 82.29 points (world no. 1694). Lower is better. Source: official 17th FIS points list 2026/27 (valid 2026-10-22 to 2026-10-28).

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What are Martin DORE’s FIS points?

EventPointsWorld rankingTo next place
Downhill220.51no. 11450.01
Slalom96.81no. 20050.02
Giant Slalom82.29no. 16940.01
Super-G143.88no. 12310.14

Lower points are better. “To next place” is the gap to the next athlete above you (same event, same gender). A tie does not pass: you need to get more than that many points lower to pass them. From 17th FIS points list 2026/27, valid 2026-10-22 to 2026-10-28.

Athletes closest to Martin DORE

Giant Slalom, men: 0.01 points to the next place, held by Torfi Johann SVEINSSON: you need to get more than 0.01 points lower to pass.

RankAthletePointsGap
no. 1688🇯🇵 Ryotaro HASEGAWA82.17−0.12
no. 1690🇳🇴 Oliver Hovde VASSBOTTEN82.24−0.05
no. 1691🇦🇺 Tana DIXON82.28−0.01
no. 1691🇮🇹 Riccardo SELIS82.28−0.01
no. 1691🇮🇸 Torfi Johann SVEINSSON82.28−0.01
no. 1694🇨🇦 Martin DORE82.29
no. 1695🇮🇹 Sebastian FRANCO82.31+0.02
no. 1696🇸🇪 Grim WALLIN82.40+0.11
no. 1697🇦🇹 Anton BAUER82.41+0.12
no. 1698🇮🇹 UBALDO MUTTI82.46+0.17
no. 1699🇳🇴 Oeystein BREKKE82.53+0.24

Gap is their points minus yours: a minus means they are ahead. Same list as above, 4255 men with Giant Slalom points.

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