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FIS Nordic World Ski Championships

Medals table

1. 21 titles

   Norway (NOR)

2. 19 titles

   Austria (AUT)

3. 16 titles

   Germany (GER)

4. 13 titles

   Finland (FIN)

5. 8 titles

   Poland (POL)

6. 6 titles

   East Germany (GDR)

7. 5 titles

   Japan (JPN)

8. 3 titles

   Switzerland (SUI)

9. 2 titles

   Slovenia (SLO)

   Czechoslovakia (TCH)

   Soviet Union (URS)

   United States (USA)

10. 1 title

    Sweden (SWE)

    Yugoslavia (YUG)

Most successful athletes

1. 8 titles

   Thomas Morgenstern

2. 7 titles

   Wolfgang Loitzl

3. 6 titles

   Markus Eisenbichler

   Gregor Schlierenzauer

4. 5 titles

   Janne Ahonen

   Matti Nykänen

5. 4 titles

   Katharina Althaus

   Karl Geiger

   Adam Małysz

   Ari-Pekka Nikkola

   Jari Puikkonen

   Martin Schmitt

   Carina Vogt

Men

Large hill

Games	Athlete	Points
1925 Janské Lázně (TCH)	Willen Dick	18.985
1926 Lahti (FIN)	Jacob Tullin Thams	113.880
1927 Cortina d'Ampezzo (ITA)	Tore Edman	18.420
1929 Zakopane (POL)	Sigmund Ruud	227.2
1930 Oslo (NOR)	Gunnar Andersen	224.4
1931 Oberhof (GER)	Birger Ruud	236.0
1933 Innsbruck (AUT)	Marcel Reymond	224.0
1934 Sollefteå (SWE)	Kristian Johansson	228.5
1935 Vysoké Tatry (TCH)	Birger Ruud	231.7
1937 Chamonix (FRA)	Birger Ruud	233.8
1938 Lahti (FIN)	Asbjørn Ruud	226.4
1939 Zakopane (POL)	Josef Bradl	224.7
1950 Lake Placid (USA)	Hans Bjørnstad	220.4
1954 Falun (SWE)	Matti Pietikäinen
1958 Lahti (FIN)	Juhani Kärkinen
1962 Zakopane (POL)	Helmut Recknagel
1966 Oslo (NOR)	Bjørn Wirkola	215.3
1970 Vysoké Tatry (TCH)	Gariy Napalkov	226.0
1974 Falun (SWE)	Hans-Georg Aschenbach	240.4
1978 Lahti (FIN)	Tapio Räisänen	256.6
1982 Oslo (NOR)	Matti Nykänen	257.9
1985 Seefeld (AUT)	Per Bergerud	224.2
1987 Oberstdorf (GER)	Andreas Felder	216.0
1989 Lahti (FIN)	Jari Puikkonen	218.5
1991 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Franci Petek	217.5
1993 Falun (SWE)	Espen Bredesen	241.4
1995 Thunder Bay (CAN)	Tommy Ingebrigtsen	272.6
1997 Trondheim (NOR)	Masahiko Harada	252.1
1999 Ramsau (AUT)	Martin Schmitt	263.4
2001 Lahti (FIN)	Martin Schmitt	276.3
2003 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Adam Małysz	289.0
2005 Oberstdorf (GER)	Janne Ahonen	313.2
2007 Sapporo (JPN)	Simon Ammann	266.1
2009 Liberec (CZE)	Andreas Küttel	141.3
2011 Oslo (NOR)	Gregor Schlierenzauer	277.5
2013 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Kamil Stoch	295.8
2015 Falun (SWE)	Severin Freund	268.7
2017 Lahti (FIN)	Stefan Kraft	279.3
2019 Seefeld (AUT)	Markus Eisenbichler	279.4
2021 Oberstdorf (GER)	Stefan Kraft	276.5

Normal hill

Games	Athlete	Points
1962 Zakopane (POL)	Toralf Engan
1966 Oslo (NOR)	Bjørn Wirkola	234.6
1970 Vysoké Tatry (TCH)	Gariy Napalkov	240.6
1974 Falun (SWE)	Hans-Georg Aschenbach	258.9
1978 Lahti (FIN)	Matthias Buse	253.2
1982 Oslo (NOR)	Armin Kogler	249.3
1985 Seefeld (AUT)	Jens Weißflog	225.6
1987 Oberstdorf (GER)	Jiří Parma	224.4
1989 Lahti (FIN)	Jens Weißflog	114.5
1991 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Heinz Kuttin	222.9
1993 Falun (SWE)	Masahiko Harada	237.8
1995 Thunder Bay (CAN)	Takanobu Okabe	266.0
1997 Trondheim (NOR)	Janne Ahonen	263.5
1999 Ramsau (AUT)	Kazuyoshi Funaki	255.0
2001 Lahti (FIN)	Adam Małysz	246.0
2003 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Adam Małysz	279.0
2005 Oberstdorf (GER)	Rok Benkovič	256.0
2007 Sapporo (JPN)	Adam Małysz	277.0
2009 Liberec (CZE)	Wolfgang Loitzl	282.0
2011 Oslo (NOR)	Thomas Morgenstern	269.2
2013 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Anders Bardal	252.6
2015 Falun (SWE)	Rune Velta	252.7
2017 Lahti (FIN)	Stefan Kraft	270.8
2019 Seefeld (AUT)	Dawid Kubacki	218.3
2021 Oberstdorf (GER)	Piotr Żyła	268.8

Team large hill

Games	Athlete	Points
1982 Oslo (NOR)	Norway	718.5
1984 Engelberg (SUI)	Finland	618.3
1985 Seefeld (AUT)	Finland	583.0
1987 Oberstdorf (GER)	Finland	634.1
1989 Lahti (FIN)	Finland	645.0
1991 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Austria	567.6
1993 Falun (SWE)	Norway	821.5
1995 Thunder Bay (CAN)	Finland	889.0
1997 Trondheim (NOR)	Finland	955.3
1999 Ramsau (AUT)	Germany	988.9
2001 Lahti (FIN)	Germany	939.8
2003 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Finland	1046.6
2005 Oberstdorf (GER)	Austria	1137.3
2007 Sapporo (JPN)	Austria	1000.2
2009 Liberec (CZE)	Austria	1034.3
2011 Oslo (NOR)	Austria	500.0
2013 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Austria	1135.9
2015 Falun (SWE)	Norway	872.6
2017 Lahti (FIN)	Poland	1104.2
2019 Seefeld (AUT)	Germany	987.5
2021 Oberstdorf (GER)	Germany	1046.6

Team normal hill

Games	Athlete	Points
2001 Lahti (FIN)	Austria	953.5
2005 Oberstdorf (GER)	Austria	970.5
2011 Oslo (NOR)	Austria	1025.5

Women

Normal hill

Games	Athlete	Points
2009 Liberec (CZE)	Lindsey Van	243.0
2011 Oslo (NOR)	Daniela Iraschko	231.7
2013 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Sarah Hendrickson	253.7
2015 Falun (SWE)	Carina Vogt	236.9
2017 Lahti (FIN)	Carina Vogt	254.6
2019 Seefeld (AUT)	Maren Lundby	259.6
2021 Oberstdorf (GER)	Ema Klinec	279.6

Team normal hill

Games	Athlete	Points
2019 Seefeld (AUT)	Germany	898.9
2021 Oberstdorf (GER)	Austria	959.3

Mixed

Team normal hill

Games	Athlete	Points
2013 Val di Fiemme (ITA)	Japan	1011.0
2015 Falun (SWE)	Germany	917.9
2017 Lahti (FIN)	Germany	1035.5
2019 Seefeld (AUT)	Germany	1012.2
2021 Oberstdorf (GER)	Germany	1000.8

FIS Ski Jumping World Cup

Medals table

1. 14 titles

   Austria (AUT)

2. 8 titles

   Finland (FIN)

3. 6 titles

   Norway (NOR)

   Poland (POL)

4. 5 titles

   Japan (JPN)

5. 3 titles

   Germany (GER)

   Slovenia (SLO)

6. 1 title

   Czech Republic (CZE)

   East Germany (GDR)

   Switzerland (SUI)

   Sweden (SWE)

   United States (USA)

Most successful athletes

1. 4 titles

   Adam Małysz

   Matti Nykänen

   Sara Takanashi

2. 3 titles

   Andreas Goldberger

   Maren Lundby

3. 2 titles

   Janne Ahonen

   Armin Kogler

   Stefan Kraft

   Thomas Morgenstern

   Primož Peterka

   Gregor Schlierenzauer

   Martin Schmitt

   Kamil Stoch

4. 1 title

   Simon Ammann

   Anders Bardal

   Jan Boklöv

   Espen Bredesen

   Andreas Felder

   Severin Freund

   Sarah Hendrickson

   Daniela Iraschko-Stolz

   Jakub Janda

   Ryōyū Kobayashi

   Hubert Neuper

   Toni Nieminen

   Ari-Pekka Nikkola

   Vegard Opaas

   Peter Prevc

   Jens Weißflog

Men

Games	Athlete
1980	Hubert Neuper
1981	Armin Kogler
1982	Armin Kogler
1983	Matti Nykänen
1984	Jens Weißflog
1985	Matti Nykänen
1986	Matti Nykänen
1987	Vegard Opaas
1988	Matti Nykänen
1989	Jan Boklöv
1990	Ari-Pekka Nikkola
1991	Andreas Felder
1992	Toni Nieminen
1993	Andreas Goldberger
1994	Espen Bredesen
1995	Andreas Goldberger
1996	Andreas Goldberger
1997	Primož Peterka
1998	Primož Peterka
1999	Martin Schmitt
2000	Martin Schmitt
2001	Adam Małysz
2002	Adam Małysz
2003	Adam Małysz
2004	Janne Ahonen
2005	Janne Ahonen
2006	Jakub Janda
2007	Adam Małysz
2008	Thomas Morgenstern
2009	Gregor Schlierenzauer
2010	Simon Ammann
2011	Thomas Morgenstern
2012	Anders Bardal
2013	Gregor Schlierenzauer
2014	Kamil Stoch
2015	Severin Freund
2016	Peter Prevc
2017	Stefan Kraft
2018	Kamil Stoch
2019	Ryōyū Kobayashi
2020	Stefan Kraft

Women

Games	Athlete
2012	Sarah Hendrickson
2013	Sara Takanashi
2014	Sara Takanashi
2015	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz
2016	Sara Takanashi
2017	Sara Takanashi
2018	Maren Lundby
2019	Maren Lundby
2020	Maren Lundby

Four Hills Tournament

Medals table

1. 16 titles

   Austria (AUT)

   Finland (FIN)

2. 11 titles

   East Germany (GDR)

3. 10 titles

   Norway (NOR)

4. 5 titles

   Germany (GER)

   Poland (POL)

5. 2 titles

   Czech Republic (CZE)

   Japan (JPN)

   Slovenia (SLO)

6. 1 title

   Soviet Union (URS)

Most successful athletes

1. 5 titles

   Janne Ahonen

2. 4 titles

   Jens Weißflog

3. 3 titles

   Helmut Recknagel

   Bjørn Wirkola

   Kamil Stoch

4. 2 titles

   Jochen Danneberg

   Andreas Goldberger

   Veikko Kankkonen

   Hubert Neuper

   Matti Nykänen

   Gregor Schlierenzauer

   Ernst Vettori

5. 1 title

   Hans-Georg Aschenbach

   Olav Bjørnstad

   Max Bolkart

   Sepp Bradl

   Torgeir Brandtzæg

   Espen Bredesen

   Manfred Deckert

   Thomas Diethart

   Toralf Engan

   Kazuyoshi Funaki

   Sven Hannawald

   Anders Jacobsen

   Jakub Janda

   Nikolay Kamenskiy

   Eino Kirjonen

   Ryōyū Kobayashi

   Andreas Kofler

   Pentti Kokkonen

   Stefan Kraft

   Dawid Kubacki

   Risto Laakkonen

   Wolfgang Loitzl

   Adam Małysz

   Thomas Morgenstern

   Ingolf Mork

   Toni Nieminen

   Primož Peterka

   Sigurd Pettersen

   Peter Prevc

   Willi Pürstl

   Horst Queck

   Jiří Raška

   Rainer Schmidt

   Hemmo Silvennoinen

   Dieter Thoma

   Pentti Uotinen

   Andreas Widhölzl

   Kari Ylianttila

Winners

Games	Athlete
1953	Sepp Bradl
1953-54	Olav Bjørnstad
1954-55	Hemmo Silvennoinen
1955-56	Nikolay Kamenskiy
1956-57	Pentti Uotinen
1957-58	Helmut Recknagel
1958-59	Helmut Recknagel
1959-60	Max Bolkart
1960-61	Helmut Recknagel
1961-62	Eino Kirjonen
1962-63	Toralf Engan
1963-64	Veikko Kankkonen
1964-65	Torgeir Brandtzæg
1965-66	Veikko Kankkonen
1966-67	Bjørn Wirkola
1967-68	Bjørn Wirkola
1968-69	Bjørn Wirkola
1969-70	Horst Queck
1970-71	Jiří Raška
1971-72	Ingolf Mork
1972-73	Rainer Schmidt
1973-74	Hans-Georg Aschenbach
1974-75	Willi Pürstl
1975-76	Jochen Danneberg
1976-77	Jochen Danneberg
1977-78	Kari Ylianttila
1978-79	Pentti Kokkonen
1979-80	Hubert Neuper
1980-81	Hubert Neuper
1981-82	Manfred Deckert
1982-83	Matti Nykänen
1983-84	Jens Weißflog
1984-85	Jens Weißflog
1985-86	Ernst Vettori
1986-87	Ernst Vettori
1987-88	Matti Nykänen
1988-89	Risto Laakkonen
1989-90	Dieter Thoma
1990-91	Jens Weißflog
1991-92	Toni Nieminen
1992-93	Andreas Goldberger
1993-94	Espen Bredesen
1994-95	Andreas Goldberger
1995-96	Jens Weißflog
1996-97	Primož Peterka
1997-98	Kazuyoshi Funaki
1998-99	Janne Ahonen
1999-2000	Andreas Widhölzl
2000-2001	Adam Małysz
2001-02	Sven Hannawald
2002-03	Janne Ahonen
2003-04	Sigurd Pettersen
2004-05	Janne Ahonen
2005-06	Janne Ahonen Jakub Janda
2006-07	Anders Jacobsen
2007-08	Janne Ahonen
2008-09	Wolfgang Loitzl
2009-10	Andreas Kofler
2010-11	Thomas Morgenstern
2011-12	Gregor Schlierenzauer
2012-13	Gregor Schlierenzauer
2013-14	Thomas Diethart
2014-15	Stefan Kraft
2015-16	Peter Prevc
2016-17	Kamil Stoch
2017-18	Kamil Stoch
2018-19	Ryōyū Kobayashi
2019-20	Dawid Kubacki
2020-21	Kamil Stoch