Event Podium
Automatically generated from event results.
1
place
Norway
2
place
Austria
3
place
Poland
Number of results13
Multiplier25
2015-02-28 | Falun | Sweden | Team events | World Championship team - 25
Event Date
Event typeTeam Event
Date2015-02-28
Event rankWorld Championship team - 25
Multiplier25
Country
Sweden
SwedenVenueLugnet K-120
Additional venue description—
Federation / organizerFIS
Event descriptionWorld Championships 2015- Large Hill- Team Competitions
Event results
Place
Team
Athletes
Series / jumps
Note
Ranking points
#1
NorwayNorway
Anders Bardal
1: 125.00 m • 2: 125.50 m • Nota: 228,5
1: 125.00 m • 2: 125.50 m • Nota: 228,5
Anders Fannemel
1: 126.50 m • 2: 127.50 m • Nota: 221,8
1: 126.50 m • 2: 127.50 m • Nota: 221,8
Rune Velta
1: 124.00 m • 2: 121.00 m • Nota: 215,5
1: 124.00 m • 2: 121.00 m • Nota: 215,5
Anders Jacobsen
1: 125.00 m • 2: 123.00 m • Nota: 206,8
1: 125.00 m • 2: 123.00 m • Nota: 206,8
872,6
25
#2
AustriaAustria
Stefan Kraft
1: 131.50 m • 2: 126.50 m • Nota: 234,4
1: 131.50 m • 2: 126.50 m • Nota: 234,4
Gregor Schlierenzauer
1: 119.00 m • 2: 129.00 m • Nota: 212,0
1: 119.00 m • 2: 129.00 m • Nota: 212,0
Michael Hayböck
1: 124.50 m • 2: 122.00 m • Nota: 203,8
1: 124.50 m • 2: 122.00 m • Nota: 203,8
Manuel Poppinger
1: 115.50 m • 2: 129.50 m • Nota: 203,0
1: 115.50 m • 2: 129.50 m • Nota: 203,0
853,2
12.5
#3
PolandPoland
Kamil Stoch
1: 129.50 m • 2: 126.00 m • Nota: 227,0
1: 129.50 m • 2: 126.00 m • Nota: 227,0
Piotr Żyła
1: 123.00 m • 2: 123.00 m • Nota: 216,2
1: 123.00 m • 2: 123.00 m • Nota: 216,2
Klemens Murańka
1: 120.50 m • 2: 128.00 m • Nota: 212,1
1: 120.50 m • 2: 128.00 m • Nota: 212,1
Jan Ziobro
1: 116.00 m • 2: 125.50 m • Nota: 192,8
1: 116.00 m • 2: 125.50 m • Nota: 192,8
848,1
8.33
#4
JapanJapan
Taku Takeuchi
1: 126.00 m • 2: 128.00 m • Nota: 216,9
1: 126.00 m • 2: 128.00 m • Nota: 216,9
Noriaki Kasai
1: 127.00 m • 2: 122.00 m • Nota: 211,6
1: 127.00 m • 2: 122.00 m • Nota: 211,6
Junshirō Kobayashi
1: 122.00 m • 2: 121.00 m • Nota: 201,4
1: 122.00 m • 2: 121.00 m • Nota: 201,4
Daiki Ito
1: 120.50 m • 2: 122.50 m • Nota: 201,3
1: 120.50 m • 2: 122.50 m • Nota: 201,3
831,2
6.25
#5
GermanyGermany
Severin Freund
1: 123.50 m • 2: 143.00 m • Nota: 215,2
1: 123.50 m • 2: 143.00 m • Nota: 215,2
Richard Freitag
1: 121.50 m • 2: 125.50 m • Nota: 207,2
1: 121.50 m • 2: 125.50 m • Nota: 207,2
Markus Eisenbichler
1: 120.50 m • 2: 119.50 m • Nota: 193,7
1: 120.50 m • 2: 119.50 m • Nota: 193,7
Michael Neumayer
1: 118.00 m • 2: 119.00 m • Nota: 193,1
1: 118.00 m • 2: 119.00 m • Nota: 193,1
809,2
5
#6
SloveniaSlovenia
Peter Prevc
1: 117.50 m • 2: 133.00 m • Nota: 208,5
1: 117.50 m • 2: 133.00 m • Nota: 208,5
Jurij Tepeš
1: 126.00 m • 2: 116.00 m • Nota: 207,7
1: 126.00 m • 2: 116.00 m • Nota: 207,7
Nejc Dežman
1: 117.00 m • 2: 121.50 m • Nota: 195,1
1: 117.00 m • 2: 121.50 m • Nota: 195,1
Jernej Damjan
1: 120.00 m • 2: 120.00 m • Nota: 186,2
1: 120.00 m • 2: 120.00 m • Nota: 186,2
797,5
4.17
#7
Russian FederationRussian Federation
Dmitry Vassiliev
1: 115.00 m • 2: 126.50 m • Nota: 187,9
1: 115.00 m • 2: 126.50 m • Nota: 187,9
Denis Kornilov
1: 114.00 m • 2: 114.00 m • Nota: 176,3
1: 114.00 m • 2: 114.00 m • Nota: 176,3
Mikhail Maksimochkin
1: 121.50 m • 2: 110.00 m • Nota: 171,4
1: 121.50 m • 2: 110.00 m • Nota: 171,4
Ilmir Hazetdinov
1: 124.50 m • 2: 104.50 m • Nota: 167,9
1: 124.50 m • 2: 104.50 m • Nota: 167,9
703,5
3.57
#8
CzechiaCzechia
Jan Matura
1: 122.50 m • 2: 122.00 m • Nota: 200,3
1: 122.50 m • 2: 122.00 m • Nota: 200,3
Roman Koudelka
1: 116.00 m • 2: 120.50 m • Nota: 177,2
1: 116.00 m • 2: 120.50 m • Nota: 177,2
Jakub Janda
1: 114.00 m • 2: 113.50 m • Nota: 167,5
1: 114.00 m • 2: 113.50 m • Nota: 167,5
Lukáš Hlava
1: 104.50 m • 2: 113.50 m • Nota: 147
1: 104.50 m • 2: 113.50 m • Nota: 147
692,0
3.13
#9
FinlandFinland
Janne Ahonen
1: 109.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 100,9
1: 109.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 100,9
Ville Larinto
1: 111.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 77,3
1: 111.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 77,3
Lauri Asikainen
1: 107.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 72,5
1: 107.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 72,5
Jarkko Määttä
1: 124.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 100,9
1: 124.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 100,9
328,5
2.78
#10
SwitzerlandSwitzerland
Simon Ammann
1: 127.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 110,5
1: 127.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 110,5
Gregor Deschwanden
1: 111.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 82,6
1: 111.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 82,6
Killian Peier
1: 110.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 74,6
1: 110.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 74,6
Gabriel Karlen
1: 94.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 46,5
1: 94.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 46,5
314,2
2.5
#11
South KoreaKorea, Republic of
Choi Yong-Jik
1: 112.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 82,6
1: 112.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 82,6
Kang Chil-Gu
1: 103.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 62,7
1: 103.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 62,7
Choi Heung-Chul
1: 105.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 60,7
1: 105.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 60,7
Kim Hyun-ki
1: 95.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 47,2
1: 95.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 47,2
253,2
2.27
#12
ItalyItaly
Davide Bresadola
1: 108.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 62,4
1: 108.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 62,4
Federico Cecon
1: 97.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 56,1
1: 97.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 56,1
Sebastian Colloredo
1: 101.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 54,0
1: 101.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 54,0
Daniele Varesco
1: 94.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 42,2
1: 94.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 42,2
214,7
2.08
#13
SwedenSweden
Carl Nordin
1: 97.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 50,0
1: 97.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 50,0
Christian Inngjerdingen
1: 94.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 46,8
1: 94.00 m • 2: - • Nota: 46,8
Jonas-Sloth Sandell
1: 85.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 25,8
1: 85.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 25,8
Simon Eklund
1: 85.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 21,9
1: 85.50 m • 2: - • Nota: 21,9
144,5
1.92