Event Podium
Automatically generated from event results.
1
place
Norway
2
place
Slovenia
3
place
Poland
Number of results8
Multiplier17.5
2018-01-21 | Obersdorf | Germany | Team events | World Flying Championship Team - 17.5
Event Date
Event typeTeam Event
Date2018-01-21
Event rankWorld Flying Championship Team - 17.5
Multiplier17.5
Country
Germany
GermanyVenueHeini-Klopfer-Skiflugschanze HS-235
Additional venue description—
Federation / organizerFIS
Event descriptionSki Flying World Championships 2018- Team Competitions
Event results
Place
Team
Athletes
Series / jumps
Note
Ranking points
#1
NorwayNorway
Robert Johansson
1: 219.50 m • 2: 218.00 m • Nota: 399,9
1: 219.50 m • 2: 218.00 m • Nota: 399,9
Andreas Stjernen
1: 231.00 m • 2: 208.00 m • Nota: 427,3
1: 231.00 m • 2: 208.00 m • Nota: 427,3
Johann André Forfang
1: 214.00 m • 2: 217.00 m • Nota: 405,0
1: 214.00 m • 2: 217.00 m • Nota: 405,0
Daniel-André Tande
1: 231.00 m • 2: 208.00 m • Nota: 430,0
1: 231.00 m • 2: 208.00 m • Nota: 430,0
1662,2
17.5
#2
SloveniaSlovenia
Jernej Damjan
1: 212.00 m • 2: 220.00 m • Nota: 405,4
1: 212.00 m • 2: 220.00 m • Nota: 405,4
Anže Semenič
1: 207.50 m • 2: 220.50 m • Nota: 411,7
1: 207.50 m • 2: 220.50 m • Nota: 411,7
Domen Prevc
1: 214.00 m • 2: 216.00 m • Nota: 406,3
1: 214.00 m • 2: 216.00 m • Nota: 406,3
Peter Prevc
1: 202.00 m • 2: 193.00 m • Nota: 392,4
1: 202.00 m • 2: 193.00 m • Nota: 392,4
1615,8
8.75
#3
PolandPoland
Piotr Żyła
1: 212.50 m • 2: 204.00 m • Nota: 382,0
1: 212.50 m • 2: 204.00 m • Nota: 382,0
Stefan Hula
1: 206.00 m • 2: 210.00 m • Nota: 392,9
1: 206.00 m • 2: 210.00 m • Nota: 392,9
Dawid Kubacki
1: 204.50 m • 2: 221.50 m • Nota: 400,5
1: 204.50 m • 2: 221.50 m • Nota: 400,5
Kamil Stoch
1: 209.50 m • 2: 204.00 m • Nota: 416,7
1: 209.50 m • 2: 204.00 m • Nota: 416,7
1592,1
5.83
#4
GermanyGermany
Andreas Wellinger
1: 226.00 m • 2: 212.00 m • Nota: 402,2
1: 226.00 m • 2: 212.00 m • Nota: 402,2
Stephan Leyhe
1: 200.00 m • 2: 186.50 m • Nota: 363,3
1: 200.00 m • 2: 186.50 m • Nota: 363,3
Markus Eisenbichler
1: 200.00 m • 2: 210.50 m • Nota: 379,4
1: 200.00 m • 2: 210.50 m • Nota: 379,4
Richard Freitag
1: 221.50 m • 2: 216.50 m • Nota: 436,3
1: 221.50 m • 2: 216.50 m • Nota: 436,3
1581,2
4.38
#5
AustriaAustria
Clemens Aigner
1: 200.00 m • 2: 202.00 m • Nota: 360,5
1: 200.00 m • 2: 202.00 m • Nota: 360,5
Manuel Poppinger
1: 194.50 m • 2: 208.00 m • Nota: 372,4
1: 194.50 m • 2: 208.00 m • Nota: 372,4
Michael Hayböck
1: 187.00 m • 2: 212.00 m • Nota: 363,4
1: 187.00 m • 2: 212.00 m • Nota: 363,4
Stefan Kraft
1: 200.00 m • 2: 202.00 m • Nota: 392,5
1: 200.00 m • 2: 202.00 m • Nota: 392,5
1488,8
3.5
#6
SwitzerlandSwitzerland
Andreas Schuler
1: 172.00 m • 2: 193.00 m • Nota: 310,7
1: 172.00 m • 2: 193.00 m • Nota: 310,7
Killian Peier
1: 175.50 m • 2: 176.50 m • Nota: 306,8
1: 175.50 m • 2: 176.50 m • Nota: 306,8
Gregor Deschwanden
1: 183.00 m • 2: 190.50 m • Nota: 327,3
1: 183.00 m • 2: 190.50 m • Nota: 327,3
Simon Ammann
1: 201.00 m • 2: 216.50 m • Nota: 405,8
1: 201.00 m • 2: 216.50 m • Nota: 405,8
1350,6
2.92
#7
Russian FederationRussian Federation
Alexey Romashov
1: 176.50 m • 2: 188.50 m • Nota: 306,4
1: 176.50 m • 2: 188.50 m • Nota: 306,4
Mikhail Nazarov
1: 167.00 m • 2: 172.50 m • Nota: 287,5
1: 167.00 m • 2: 172.50 m • Nota: 287,5
Denis Kornilov
1: 191.00 m • 2: 176.00 m • Nota: 316,3
1: 191.00 m • 2: 176.00 m • Nota: 316,3
Dmitry Vassiliev
1: 206.00 m • 2: 191.50 m • Nota: 373,0
1: 206.00 m • 2: 191.50 m • Nota: 373,0
1283,2
2.5
#8
FinlandFinland
Antti Aalto
1: 177.00 m • 2: 184.00 m • Nota: 304,8
1: 177.00 m • 2: 184.00 m • Nota: 304,8
Jarkko Määttä
1: 172.00 m • 2: 174.50 m • Nota: 298,0
1: 172.00 m • 2: 174.50 m • Nota: 298,0
Eetu Nousiainen
1: 177.00 m • 2: 180.00 m • Nota: 300,9
1: 177.00 m • 2: 180.00 m • Nota: 300,9
Janne Ahonen
1: 190.00 m • 2: 189.00 m • Nota: 358,5
1: 190.00 m • 2: 189.00 m • Nota: 358,5
1262,2
2.19