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Ski jumping at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2015

Ski jumping competitions at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships took place on 19 – 29 February 2015 in Falun, Sweden.

All competitions were held at the Lugnet ski jumping hills. It was the third time, that five competitions were held during the Championships (together with 2011 and 2013). There were three individual competitions (one for men and one for women at the normal hill HS100 and one for men at the large hill HS134) and two team competitions (men at the large hill and mixed at the normal hill).

Champion's titles were defended by: Anders Bardal (the individual men competition, normal hill), Kamil Stoch (the individual men competition, large hill), Sarah Hendrickson (the individual women competition, normal hill), team Austria (the team men competition, large hill) and team Japan (the mixed team competition, normal hill).

The ski jumping hills

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Three competitions were held at the normal hill and the other two – at the large hill.

Ski jumping hill Place Construction point HS Record Gate factor Wind factor
  Lugnet Falun K-90 HS 100 97,0 m Severin Freund 22 February 2015 6,00 pkt/m 6,40/7,74 pkt/m/s
98,5 m Sarah Hendrickson 22 February 2015
Lugnet K-120 HS 134 135,5 m Severin Freund 26 February 2015 7,24 pkt/m 8,82/10,67 pkt/m/s

Jury

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The FIS Chiefs of the Competitions were: Chika Yoshida and Walter Hofer. Yoshida's assistant was Borek Sedlák and Hofer's – Miran Tepeš.

Medals

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Men

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Individual competition, HS100 (21.02.2015)

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Rank Jumper Jump 1 Jump 2 Total
1. Rune Velta 95,5 m

125,1 pkt

 95,5 m

127,6 pkt

 252,7 pkt
2. Severin Freund 95,5 m

122,6 pkt

 96,0 m

129,7 pkt

 252,3 pkt
3. Stefan Kraft 95,0 m

123,4 pkt

 95,0 m

124,9 pkt

 248,3 pkt

Individual competition, HS134 (26.02.2015)

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Rank Jumper Jump 1 Jump 2 Total
1. Severin Freund 134,0 m

131,0 pkt

 135,5 m

137,7 pkt

 268,7 pkt
2. Gregor Schlierenzauer 128,0 m

122,9 pkt

 130,0 m

123,5 pkt

 246,4 pkt
3. Rune Velta 126,5 m

118,1 pkt

 128,5 m

124,8 pkt

 242,9 pkt

Team competition, HS134 (28.02.2015)

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Rank Team Jumper Jump 1 Jump 2 Points Total
1. Norway Anders Bardal 125,0 m

110,7 pkt

 125,5 m

117,8 pkt

 228,5 pkt 872,6 pkt
Anders Jacobsen 125,0 m

105,7 pkt

 123,0 m

101,1 pkt

 206,8 pkt
Anders Fannemel 126,5 m

105,9 pkt

 127,5 m

115,9 pkt

 221,8 pkt
Rune Velta 124,0 m

107,6 pkt

 121,0 m

107,9 pkt

 215,5 pkt
2. Austria Stefan Kraft 131,5 m

120,2 pkt

 126,5 m

114,2 pkt

 234,4 pkt 853,2 pkt
Michael Hayboeck 124,5 m

106,8 pkt

 122,0 m

97,0 pkt

 203,8 pkt
Manuel Poppinger 119,5 m

91,0 pkt

 129,5 m

112,0 pkt

 203,0 pkt
Gregor Schlierenzauer 119,0 m

92,5 pkt

 129,0 m

119,5 pkt

 212,0 pkt
3. Poland Piotr Żyła 123,0 m

108,0 pkt

 123,0 m

108,2 pkt

 216,2 pkt 848,1 pkt
Klemens Murańka 120,5 m

99,2 pkt

 128,0 m

107,4 pkt

 212,1 pkt
Jan Ziobro 116,0

87,3 pkt

 125,5 m

105,5 pkt

 192,8 pkt
Kamil Stoch 129,5 m

113,4 pkt

 126,0 m

113,6 pkt

 227,0 pkt

Women

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Individual competition, HS100 (20.02.2015)

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Rank Jumper Jump 1 Jump 2 Total
1. Carina Vogt 91,5 m

119,2 pkt

 92,0 m

117,7 pkt

 236,9 pkt
2. Yūki Itō 89,0 m

113,9 pkt

 93,0 m

121,2 pkt

 235,1 pkt
3. Daniela Iraschko-Stolz 92,5 m

122,9 pkt

 89,0 m

110,9 pkt

 233,8 pkt

Mixed competition

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Mixed team competition, HS100 (22.02.2015)

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Rank Team Jumper Jump 1 Jump 2 Points Total
1. Germany
Carina Vogt 		93,5 m

108,7 pkt

 92,0 m

112,7 pkt

 221,4 pkt 917,9 pkt
Richard Freitag 93,5 m

115,0 pkt

 92,0 m

115,7 pkt

 230,7 pkt
Katharina Althaus 91,0 m

107,3 pkt

 92,5 m

108,7 pkt

 216,0 pkt
Severin Freund 97,0 m

122,2 pkt

 96,0 m

127,6 pkt

 249,8 pkt
2. Norway Line Jahr 93,5 m

108,1 pkt

 90,5 m

107,9 pkt

 216,0 pkt 915,6 pkt
Anders Bardal 92,5 m

111,8 pkt

 89,5 m

110,4 pkt

 222,4 pkt
Maren Lundby 95,0 m

116,4 pkt

 91,5 m

115,5 pkt

 231,9 pkt
Rune Velta 95,0 m

119,4 pkt

 95,5 m

125,9 pkt

 245,3 pkt
3. Japan

Sara Takanashi

95,5 m

112,1 pkt

 93,0 m

114,2 pkt

 226,3 pkt 888,3 pkt
Noriaki Kasai 90,0 m

105,8 pkt

 88,5 m

107,4 pkt

 213,2 pkt
Yūki Itō 88,5m

101,7 pkt

 90,5 m

110,1 pkt

 211,8 pkt
Taku Takeuchi 95,0 m

118,2 pkt

 93,5 m

118,8 pkt

 237,0 pkt

Medal count

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Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1. Germany 3 1 – 4
2. Norway 2 1 1 4
3. Austria – 2 2 4
4. Japan – 1 1 2
5. Poland – – 1 1
Total 5 5 5 15

Wyniki

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Women

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Individual competition, HS100 (20.02.2015)[1]

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Rank Jumper Country Jump 1 Jump 2 Points
1. Carina Vogt Germany 91,5 92,0 236,9
2. Yuki Ito Japan 89,0 93,0 235,1
3. Daniela Iraschko-Stolz Austria 92,5 89,0 233,8
4. Sara Takanashi Japan 90,0 93,0 228,3
5, Taylor Henrich Canada 90,5 91,0 227,9
6. Sarah Hendrickson USA 87,0 91,0 226,4
7. Jacqueline Seifriedsberger Austria 98,0 90,5 225,6
8. Eva Pinkelnig Austria 89,0 89,5 223,8
9. Jessica Jerome USA 86,5 90,5 219,4
10. Spela Rogelj Slovenia 87,0 88,5 217,9
11. Irina Avvakumova Russia 87,5 88,5 215,8
12. Nita Englund USA 86,5 88,5 214,5
13. Maja Vtic Slovenia 87,5 88,5 213,7
14. Juliane Seyfarth Germany 85,0 90,0 212,5
15. Maren Lundby Norway 86,0 88,0 211,6
16. Chiara Hoelzl Austroa 88,5 87,5 211,3
17. Katharina Althaus Germany 85,0 88,0 210,2
18. Tara Geraghty-Moats USA 85,0 87,5 208,8
19. Line Jahr Norway 84,5 87,0 206,8
20. Sofia Tikhonova Russia 86,5 85,5 206,0
21. Julia Clair France 89,0 83,5 205,3
22. Ulrike Graessler Germany 84,5 85,5 203,7
23. Julia Kykkänen Finland 85,0 81,5 194,4
24. Katja Pozun Slovenia 83,0 82,0 192,3
25. Anna Odine Stroem Norway 81,5 83,5 192,0
26. Eva Logar Slovenia 82,0 84,0 191,9
27. Coline Mattel France 81,0 82,5 190,9
28. Gyda Enger Norway 84,0 83,0 189,6
29. Michael Dolezelova Czech Republic 83,0 83,0 187,7
30. Elena Runggaldier Italy 83,5 80,5 184,8
31. Yuka Seto Japan 80,0 nq 90,3
32. Lea Lemare France 80.0 nq 89,6
33. Evelyn Insam Italy 80,0 nq 87,0
35. Anastasiya Gladysheva Russia 78,5 nq 84,8
36. Kaori Iwabuchi Japan 77,0 nq 82,0
37. Li Xueyao China 75,5 nq 78,2
38. Chang Xinyue China 75,0 nq 74,9
39. Barbora Blazkova Czech Republic 75,5 nq 73,5
40. Susanna Forsstroem Finland 71,5 nq 67,5

Men

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Individual competition, HS100 (21.02.2015)[2]

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Rank Jumper Country Jump 1 Jump 2 Points
1. Rune Velta Norway 95,5 95,5 252,7
2. Severin Freund Germany 95,5 96,0 252,3
3. Stefan Kraft Austria 95,0 95,0 248,3
4. Roman Koudelka Czech Republic 93,5 93,5 242,7
5, Taku Takeuchi Japan 93,0 93,0 241,6
6. Anders Bardal Norway 93,0 91,5 238,2
7. Richard Freitag Germany 91,5 90,5 233,7
8. Jan Ziobro Poland 91,5 91,5 228,6
9. Anders Fannemel Norway 92,0 89,0 227,6
10. Marinus Kraus Germany 90,5 91,0 227,1
11. Andreas Wellinger Germany 91,0 90,5 226,0
12. Daiki Ito Japan 91,0 89,0 225,3
13. Peter Prevc Slovenia 92,0 87,5 224,8
14. Gregor Deschwanden Switzerland 88,5 94,0 223,0
15. Janne Ahonen Finland 90,5 89,0 227,6
16. Simon Ammann Switzerland 88,0 94,5 221,5
17. Kamil Stoch Poland 90,0 89,0 220,2
17. Klemens Murańka Poland 92,0 88,0 220,2
19. Anders Jacobsen Norway 90,0 89,5 219,3
20. Nejc Dezman Slovenia 89,5 88,0 217,1
21. Michael Hayboeck Austria 87,0 90,5 216,5
22. Gregor Schlierenzauer Austria 89,0 88,5 215,9
23. Jernej Damjan Slovenia 87,5 90,5 215,4
24. Mikhail Maksimochkin Russia 90,0 89,0 214,5
25. Junshiro Kobayashi Japan 89,5 89,0 214,3
26. Ronan Lamy Chappuis France 89,5 87,5 213,2
27. Thomas Diethart Austria 88,0 89,5 209,5
28. Jakub Janda Czech Republic 87,5 88,0 208,4
29. Vincent Descombes Sevoie France 87,0 87,5 206,6
30. Vladimir Zografski Bulgaria 87,5 84,0 199,3
31. Kilian Peier Switzerland 87,5 nq 101,5
32. Lukas Hlava Czech Republic 87,0 nq 101,2
33. Piotr Żyła Poland 89,5 nq 101,1
35. Jarkko Määttä Finland 86,0 nq 101,0
36. Noriaki Kasai Japan 86,5 nq 100,9
37. Davide Bresadola Italy 85,0 nq 99,1
38. Jan Matura Czech Republic 86,5 nq 98,7
39. Lauri Asikainen Finland 87,0 nq 98,4
40. Dimitry Vassiliev Russia 84,5 nq 94,4
41. Jurij Tepes Slovenia 83,5 nq 93,9
42. Ilmir Hazetdinov Russia 86,5 nq 92,1
42. Luca Egloff Switzerland 83,5 nq 92,1
44. Sebastian Colloredo Italy 82,0 nq 91,5
45. Vladislav Boyarintsev Russia 81,0 nq 87,8
46. Daniele Varesco Italy 81,5 nq 87,4
47. Ville Larinto Finland 80,0 nq 84,8
48. Federico Cecon Italy 79,5 nq 84,1
49. Johann Andre Forfang Norway 88,5 nq DSQ
50. William Rhoads USA 83,5 nq DSQ

Individual competition, HS134 (26.02.2015)[3]

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Rank Jumper Country Jump 1 Jump 2 Points
1. Severin Freund Germany 134,0 135,5 268,7
2. Gregor Schlierenzauer Austria 128,0 130,0 246,4
3. Rune Velta Norway 126,5 128,5 242,9
4. Peter Prevc Slovenia 134,0 125,5 241,8
5, Stefan Kraft Austria 125,0 125,5 237,7
6. Anders Bardal Norway 131,5 122,0 236,5
7. Anders Fannemel Norway 129,0 127,0 233,9
8. Roman Koudelka Czech Republic 123,5 124,5 233,6
9. Piotr Żyła Poland 123,0 121,5 229,8
10. Markus Eisenbichler Germany 122,5 127,5 227,9
11. Noriaki Kasai Japan 129,5 119,5 227,3
12. Kamil Stoch Poland 125,0 124,5 225,0
13. Junshiro Kobayashi Japan 119,0 130,0 222,7
14. Michael Hayboeck Austria 125,0 119,5 221,0
15. Richard Freitag Germany 124,0 120,5 219,0
16. Jan Matura Czech Republic 122,5 120,0 215,3
17. Gregor Deschwanden Switzerland 122,5 121,5 214,1
18. Johann Andre Forfang Norway 118,0 127,0 209,7
19. Janne Ahonen Finland 118,5 122,5 206,5
20. Klemens Murańka Poland 123,0 113,5 205,6
21. Dimitry Vassiliev Russia 115,5 125,5 201,6
22. Jarkko Määttä Finland 114,5 125,5 201,6
23. Simon Ammann Switzerland 125,0 114,0 199,5
24. Taku Takeuchi Japan 121,0 109,5 197,7
25. Jernej Damjan Slovenia 116,5 121,0 197,5
26. Nejc Dezman Slovenia 116,5 120,0 197,2
27. Denis Kornilov Russia 116,0 117,5 193,7
28. Daiki Ito Japan 119,0 111,0 192,1
29. Dawid Kubacki Poland 115,5 115,5 188,7
30. Killian Peier Switzerland 117,0 108,5 172,4
31. Mikhail Maksimochkin Russia 115,0 nq 93,1
32. Manuel Poppinger Austria 115,5 nq 91,1
33. Jakub Janda Czech Republic 112,0 nq 90,8
34. Vincent Descombes Sevoie France 113,0 nq 88,0
35. Evgeniy Klimov Russia 112,5 nq 86,7
36. Davide Bresadola Italy 112,5 nq 86,1
37. Matjaz Pungertar Slovenia 110,5 nq 85,3
38. Choi Seou South Korea 110,0 nq 83,2
39. Lauri Asikainen Finland 109,5 nq 82,4
40. Aleksander Zniszczoł Poland 110,0 nq 80,6
41. Ronan Lamy Chappuis France 108,0 nq 79,3
42. Sebastian Colloredo Italy 108,5 nq 77,2
43. Harri Olli Finland 107,0 nq 77,0
44. Luca Egloff Switzerland 105,0 nq 75,3
45. Sabirzhan Muminov Kazakhstan 105,0 nq 73,6
46. Michael Glasder USA 102,5 nq 68,3
47. Vladimir Zografski Bulgaria 103,5 nq 66,2
48. Martti Nomme Estland 96,0 nq 57,6
49. Federico Cecon Italy 96,5 nq 57,5
50. Andreas Wellinger Germany DNS DNS DNS

Team competition, HS134 (28.02.2015)[4]

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Rank Team Jumper Jump 1 Jump 2 Points Total
1. Norway Anders Bardal 125,0 125,5 228,5 872,6
Anders Jacobsen 125,0 123,0 206,8
Anders Fannemel 126,5 127,5 221,8
Rune Velta 124,0 121,0 215,5
2. Austria Stefan Kraft 131,5 126,5 234,4 853,2
Michael Hayboeck 124,5 122,0 203,8
Manuel Poppinger 115,5 129,5 203,0
Gregor Schlierenzauer 119,0 129,0 212,0
3. Poland Piotr Żyła 123,0 123,0 216,2 848,1
Klemens Murańka 120,5 128,0 212,1
Jan Ziobro 116,0 125,5 192,8
Kamil Stoch 129,5 126,0 227,0
4. Japan Junshiro Kobayashi 122,0 121,0 201,4 831,2
Daiki Ito 120,5 122,5 201,3
Taku Takeuchi 126,0 128,0 216,9
Noriaki Kasai 127,0 122,0 211,6
5. Germany Michael Neumayer 118,0 118,0 193,1 809,5
Markus Eisenbichler 120,5 119,5 193,7
Richard Freitag 121,5 125,5 207,2
Severin Freund 123,5 143,0 215,2
6. Slovenia Jurij Tepes 126,0 116,0 207,7 797,5
Nejc Dezman 117,0 121,5 195,1
Jernej Damjan 120,0 120,0 186,2
Peter Prevc 117,5 133,0 208,5
7. Russia Denis Kornilov 114,0 114,0 176,3 703,5
Ilmir Hazetdinov 124,5 104,5 167,9
Dimitry Vassiliev 115,0 126,5 187,9
Mikhail Maksimochkin 121,5 110,0 171,4
8. Czech Republic Jakub Janda 114,0 113,5 167,5 692,0
Lukáš Hlava 104,5 113,5 147,0
Jan Matura 122,5 122,0 200,3
Roman Koudelka 116,0 120,5 177,2

Mixed competition

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Mixed team competition, HS100 (22.02.2015)[5]

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Rank Team Jumper Jump 1 Jump 2 Points Total
1. Germany Carina Vogt 93,5 92,0 221,7 917,9
Richard Freitag 93,5 92,0 230,7
Katharina Althaus 91,0 92,5 216,0
Severin Freund 97,0 96,0 249,8
2. Norway Line Jahr 93,5 90,5 216,0 915,6
Anders Bardal 92,5 89,5 222,4
Maren Lundby 95,0 91,5 231,9
Rune Velta 95,0 95,5 245,3
3. Japan Sara Takanashi 96,5 93,0 226,3 888,3
Noriaki Kasai 90,0 88,5 213,2
Yūki Itō 88,5 90,5 211,8
Taku Takeuchi 95,0 93,5 237,0
4. Austria Daniela Iraschko-Stolz 95,5 92,5 226,5 869,5
Michael Hayboeck 83,0 87,5 195,3
Jacqueline Seifriedsberger 96,5 90,0 216,4
Stefan Kraft 91,0 95,0 231,3
5. Slovenia Maja Vtič 88,5 85,5 196,1 868,4
Nejc Dežman 90,0 86,5 208,4
Špela Rogelj 90,5 92,5 223,3
Peter Prevc 95,5 94,5 240,6
6. Russia Irina Avvakumova 88,0 91,5 208,8 791,8
Ilmir Hazetdinov 83,5 85,0 184,4
Sofia Tikhonova 87,0 89,0 206,1
Mikhail Maksimochkin 84,5 86,5 193,3
7. USA Nita Englund 94,0 87,5 209,3 789,3
Nick Alexander 82,5 90,5 171,2
Sarah Hendrickson 98,5 94,0 236,6
William Rhoads 78,5 83,0 172,2
8. France Léa Lemare 82,5 83,0 177,6 773,2
Ronan Lamy Chappuis 84,0 86,0 194,2
Julia Clair 88,0 86,5 199,0
Vincent Descombes Sevoie 91,0 85,0 202,4
9. Italy Elena Runggaldier 84,0 nq 85,6 374,5
Sebastian Colloredo 83,5 nq 87,7
Evelyn Insam 86,0 nq 94,7
Davide Bresadola 91,5 nq 106,5
10. Finland Julia Kykkänen 86,0 nq 96,8 369,5
Jarkko Määttä 87,5 nq 97,4
Susanna Forsström 76,5 nq 72,1
Janne Ahonen 89,0 nq 103,2
11. Czech Republic Michaela Doleželová 85,0 nq 86,2 351,2
Victor Polasek 84,0 nq 90,9
Barbora Blažkova 80,5 nq 80,0
Jan Matura 84,0 nq 94,1

References

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