Event Podium
Automatically generated from event results.
1
place
Austria
2
place
Finland
3
place
Norway
Number of results13
Multiplier17.5
2008-02-24 | Obersdorf | Germany | Team events | World Flying Championship Team - 17.5
Event Date
Event typeTeam Event
Date2008-02-24
Event rankWorld Flying Championship Team - 17.5
Multiplier17.5
Country
Germany
GermanyVenueHeini-Klopfer-Skiflugschanze K-185
Additional venue description—
Federation / organizerFIS
Event descriptionSki Flying World Championships 2008- Team Competitions
Event results
Place
Team
Athletes
Series / jumps
Note
Ranking points
#1
AustriaAustria
Martin Koch
1: 214.50 m • 2: 210.50 m • Nota: 417,5
1: 214.50 m • 2: 210.50 m • Nota: 417,5
Thomas Morgenstern
1: 192.00 m • 2: 190.50 m • Nota: 366,5
1: 192.00 m • 2: 190.50 m • Nota: 366,5
Andreas Kofler
1: 181.00 m • 2: 197.00 m • Nota: 359,6
1: 181.00 m • 2: 197.00 m • Nota: 359,6
Gregor Schlierenzauer
1: 206.50 m • 2: 217.00 m • Nota: 409,7
1: 206.50 m • 2: 217.00 m • Nota: 409,7
1553,3
17.5
#2
FinlandFinland
Janne Happonen
1: 205.50 m • 2: 201.50 m • Nota: 396,4
1: 205.50 m • 2: 201.50 m • Nota: 396,4
Harri Olli
1: 176.00 m • 2: 196.00 m • Nota: 348,4
1: 176.00 m • 2: 196.00 m • Nota: 348,4
Zawodnik 3
1: 177.50 m • 2: 201.50 m • Nota: 359,8
1: 177.50 m • 2: 201.50 m • Nota: 359,8
Janne Ahonen
1: 195.50 m • 2: 194.00 m • Nota: 372,4
1: 195.50 m • 2: 194.00 m • Nota: 372,4
1477,0
8.75
#3
NorwayNorway
Bjørn Einar Romøren
1: 198.50 m • 2: 196.00 m • Nota: 380,4
1: 198.50 m • 2: 196.00 m • Nota: 380,4
Anders Bardal
1: 177.00 m • 2: 183.50 m • Nota: 335,6
1: 177.00 m • 2: 183.50 m • Nota: 335,6
Tom Hilde
1: 184.00 m • 2: 206.00 m • Nota: 374,0
1: 184.00 m • 2: 206.00 m • Nota: 374,0
Zawodnik 4
1: 196.50 m • 2: 184.50 m • Nota: 363,2
1: 196.50 m • 2: 184.50 m • Nota: 363,2
1453,2
5.83
#4
GermanyGermany
Georg Späth
1: 171.00 m • 2: 175.50 m • Nota: 314,8
1: 171.00 m • 2: 175.50 m • Nota: 314,8
Michael Uhrmann
1: 178.00 m • 2: 195.00 m • Nota: 349,1
1: 178.00 m • 2: 195.00 m • Nota: 349,1
Martin Schmitt
1: 183.50 m • 2: 203.00 m • Nota: 368,3
1: 183.50 m • 2: 203.00 m • Nota: 368,3
Michael Neumayer
1: 175.50 m • 2: 184.50 m • Nota: 329,5
1: 175.50 m • 2: 184.50 m • Nota: 329,5
1361,7
4.38
#5
Russian FederationRussian Federation
Dmitry Vassiliev
1: 165.50 m • 2: 179.50 m • Nota: 312,0
1: 165.50 m • 2: 179.50 m • Nota: 312,0
Ilya Rosliakov
1: 176.50 m • 2: 175.50 m • Nota: 322,9
1: 176.50 m • 2: 175.50 m • Nota: 322,9
Pavel Karelin
1: 182.50 m • 2: 197.50 m • Nota: 357,0
1: 182.50 m • 2: 197.50 m • Nota: 357,0
Denis Kornilov
1: 169.00 m • 2: 179.50 m • Nota: 316,2
1: 169.00 m • 2: 179.50 m • Nota: 316,2
1308,1
3.5
#6
CzechiaCzechia
Antonin Hajek
1: 189.50 m • 2: 180.00 m • Nota: 347,4
1: 189.50 m • 2: 180.00 m • Nota: 347,4
Roman Koudelka
1: 189.50 m • 2: 187.00 m • Nota: 355,8
1: 189.50 m • 2: 187.00 m • Nota: 355,8
Jan Matura
1: 173.50 m • 2: 182.00 m • Nota: 326,6
1: 173.50 m • 2: 182.00 m • Nota: 326,6
Borek Sedlák
1: — • 2: 173.00 m • Nota: 269,1
1: — • 2: 173.00 m • Nota: 269,1
1298,9
2.92
#7
JapanJapan
Daiki Itō
1: 182.00 m • 2: 174.50 m • Nota: 328,8
1: 182.00 m • 2: 174.50 m • Nota: 328,8
Noriaki Kasai
1: 168.50 m • 2: 150.50 m • Nota: 277,8
1: 168.50 m • 2: 150.50 m • Nota: 277,8
Taku Takeuchi
1: 169.00 m • 2: 180.00 m • Nota: 316,8
1: 169.00 m • 2: 180.00 m • Nota: 316,8
Shōhei Tochimoto
1: 167.50 m • 2: 181.50 m • Nota: 317,8
1: 167.50 m • 2: 181.50 m • Nota: 317,8
1241,2
2.5
#8
FranceFrance
Vincent Descombes Sevoie
1: 170.50 m • 2: 160.00 m • Nota: 294,1
1: 170.50 m • 2: 160.00 m • Nota: 294,1
David Lazzaroni
1: 190.50 m • 2: 164.50 m • Nota: 320,5
1: 190.50 m • 2: 164.50 m • Nota: 320,5
Pierre Emanuel Robe
1: 131.00 m • 2: 156.00 m • Nota: 238,9
1: 131.00 m • 2: 156.00 m • Nota: 238,9
Emmanuel Chedal
1: 181.50 m • 2: 187.00 m • Nota: 342,7
1: 181.50 m • 2: 187.00 m • Nota: 342,7
1196,2
2.19
#9
SwitzerlandSwitzerland
Simon Ammann
1: 188.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 176,1
1: 188.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 176,1
Andreas Küttel
1: 167.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 150,5
1: 167.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 150,5
Antoine Guignard
1: 143.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 119,1
1: 143.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 119,1
Guido Landert
1: 173.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 157,2
1: 173.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 157,2
602,9
1.94
#10
PolandPoland
Kamil Stoch
1: 167.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 148,9
1: 167.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 148,9
Piotr Żyła
1: 168.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 150,1
1: 168.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 150,1
Stefan Hula
1: 120.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 84,0
1: 120.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 84,0
Adam Małysz
1: 199.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 190,8
1: 199.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 190,8
573,8
1.75
#11
SwedenSweden
Carl Nordin
1: 155.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 132,5
1: 155.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 132,5
Isak Grimholm
1: 154.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 130,8
1: 154.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 130,8
Johan Erikson
1: 143.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 114,6
1: 143.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 114,6
Andreas Arén
1: 167.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 150,0
1: 167.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 150,0
527,9
1.59
#12
SloveniaSlovenia
Robert Kranjec
1: 85.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 39,0
1: 85.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 39,0
Jurij Tepeš
1: 160.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 140,1
1: 160.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 140,1
Primož Peterka
1: 171.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 155,3
1: 171.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 155,3
Jernej Damjan
1: 189.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 174,9
1: 189.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 174,9
509,3
1.46
#13
KazakhstanKazakhstan
Asan Tachtachunov
1: 146.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 121,2
1: 146.00 m • 2: — • Nota: 121,2
Alexey Korolev
1: 132.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 102,0
1: 132.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 102,0
Radik Zhaparov
1: 166.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 148,8
1: 166.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 148,8
Nikolay Karpenko
1: 157.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 136,5
1: 157.50 m • 2: — • Nota: 136,5
508,5
1.35