super giant slalom

American  

noun

1. a slalom race in which the course is longer and has more widely spaced gates than in a giant slalom.

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Etymology

Origin of super giant slalom

First recorded in 1980–85

Example Sentences

Winds continued to wreak havoc, causing the postponement of the women’s super giant slalom.

From The Guardian

The Games were hit with yet more disruption in the early hours in Pyeongchang today as the women’s super giant slalom was forced to be postponed due to high winds.

From The Guardian

But Miller, racing in his standard go-for-broke aggressive style, had a spectacular crash in his first event here, the super giant slalom.

From Washington Post

Even with her boyfriend, Tiger Woods, at the finish line to cheer her on, Vonn had what she called “extremely disappointing” results, taking a bronze in the super giant slalom but missing the podium in both the giant slalom and her premiere event, the downhill.

From Washington Post

The U.S. team also has high hopes for Andrew Weibrecht, 28, of Lake Placid, N.Y., who has medaled twice at the Olympics in super giant slalom.

From Washington Post