Four Hills Tournament 2010/11

59th Four Hills Tournament
winner
Tour winner	Thomas Morgenstern
Oberstdorf	Thomas Morgenstern
Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Simon Ammann
innsbruck	Thomas Morgenstern
Bischofshofen	Tom Hilde
← 2009/10	2011/12 →

The 59th Four Hills Tournament 2010/11 is a series of ski jumping competitions organized by the FIS between December 29, 2010 and January 6, 2011 as part of the Ski Jumping World Cup 2010/2011 . The overall ranking was won by Thomas Morgenstern , with which an Austrian ski jumper was successful for the third time in a row after Wolfgang Loitzl (2008/09) and Andreas Kofler (2009/10). Overall it was the twelfth overall tour victory for Austria.

For the first time, a " wind factor " was introduced during the tour , which should make it possible to compensate for changes in wind conditions between individual jumpers.

Apron

World Cup and Favorites

Thomas Morgenstern (2008)

Before the Four Hills Tournament, seven individual competitions had already been completed in the World Cup. The season began at the end of November 2010 in Kuusamo , Finland , and was dominated by Austrian athletes who achieved six individual victories. Thomas Morgenstern was successful four times in a row, his team-mate and last year's winner Andreas Kofler twice . The Finn Ville Larinto came to a victory .

Overall World Cup before the Four Hills Tournament

1. Thomas Morgenstern  Austria 605 points 2. Andreas Kofler  Austria 480 points 3. Matti Hautamäki  Finland 351 points 4th Ville Larinto  Finland 339 points 5. Simon Ammann  Switzerland 311 points

6th Adam Malysz  Poland 290 points 7th Tom Hilde  Norway 200 points 8th. Johan Remen Evensen  Norway 199 points 9. Daiki Itō  Japan 185 points 10. Wolfgang Loitzl  Austria 179 points

Venues

Oberstdorf

HS 137 Schattenbergschanze

The jumping in Oberstdorf took place on December 29, 2010 and went down in history as the first jumping in a Four Hills Tournament since the introduction of the new wind regulation.

After the first round, Thomas Morgenstern was leading three other Austrians. He was able to defend his first place with the best of the day in the second round.

In the 2nd round, 31 jumpers took part instead of the usual 30, as Jakub Janda and Janne Ahonen were tied on the 5th place in the Lucky Loser ranking after the 1st round .

rank Surname Points Width 1 Width 2 01  Thomas Morgenstern 289.6 131.5 m 138.0 m 02  Matti Hautamäki 273.1 125.0 m 137.5 m 03  Manuel Fettner 264.0 130.0 m 131.5 m 04th  Simon Ammann 259.6 123.0 m 134.5 m 05  Andreas Kofler 259.0 128.5 m 126.0 m 06th  Severin friend 258.7 127.0 m 130.5 m 07th  Martin Koch 254.1 124.0 m 132.5 m 08th  Michael Neumayer 254.0 127.0 m 128.5 m 09  Wolfgang Loitzl 248.8 127.5 m 124.5 m 10  Tom Hilde 246.6 120.5 m 128.5 m 11  Adam Malysz 243.3 115.0 m 131.5 m 12  Peter Prevc 234.3 126.5 m 118.0 m 13  Richard Friday 232.5 119.5 m 122.0 m 14th  Robert Kranjec 231.1 122.0 m 120.5 m 15th  Daiki Itō 230.8 123.5 m 120.5 m

rank Surname Points Width 1 Width 2 16  Vladimir Sografski 229.1 122.0 m 121.0 m 17th  Emmanuel Chedal 227.4 123.5 m 119.0 m 18th  Martin Schmitt 226.9 111.5 m 127.5 m 19th  Michael Uhrmann 226.6 119.0 m 120.5 m 20th  Bardal is different 226.5 119.0 m 124.0 m 21st  Felix Schoft 225.7 113.0 m 125.5 m 22nd  Noriaki Kasai 224.2 114.0 m 123.0 m 23  Jacobsen is different 223.3 115.5 m 122.5 m 24  Stephan Hocke 222.7 111.5 m 126.5 m 25th  Kamil Stoch 222.4 118.0 m 122.5 m 26th  Anssi Koivuranta 220.2 117.5 m 120.5 m 27  Bjørn Einar Romøren 219.0 120.5 m 118.0 m 28  Shōhei Tochimoto 218.7 119.5 m 117.5 m 29  Maximilian Mechler 215.7 121.5 m 115.5 m 30th  Jakub Janda 209.8 119.0 m 115.0 m 31  Janne Ahonen 201.7 119.5 m 110.5 m

Garmisch-Partenkirchen

HS140 Large Olympic Hill

The jumping in Garmisch-Partenkirchen took place on January 1st, 2011.

The first pass was characterized by strong winds; Before the last 20 jumpers there was a break of almost half an hour. Simon Ammann won; Thomas Morgenstern landed in 14th place. Besides Ammann, none of his fellow favorites managed to jump over 125 m, apart from Adam Małysz, who was able to improve significantly in the intermediate ranking. In addition, the Finn Ville Larinto fell at 140.5 m.

The second round was no longer carried out because of the strong wind and the result of the first round counted.

rank Surname Points Width 1 Width 2 01  Simon Ammann 142.1 131.0 m - 02  Pavel Karelin 138.3 132.5 m - 03  Adam Malysz 138.0 132.0 m - 04th  Jacobsen is different 134.7 127.5 m - 05  Janne Ahonen 133.2 134.0 m - 06th  Anssi Koivuranta 133.0 134.0 m - 07th  Martin Schmitt 131.9 134.5 m - 08th  Kamil Stoch 127.3 131.5 m - 09  Bjørn Einar Romøren 127.0 129.5 m - 10  Martin Koch 126.1 123.0 m - 11  Emmanuel Chedal 126.0 131.5 m -  Robert Kranjec 126.0 130.0 m - 13  Stephan Hocke 125.8 130.0 m - 14th  Thomas Morgenstern 125.6 124.0 m - 15th  Michael Uhrmann 124.2 122.0 m -

rank Surname Points Width 1 Width 2 16  Pascal Bodmer 124.0 125.0 m - 17th  Roman Koudelka 123.8 129.5 m - 18th  Michael Neumayer 123.4 123.0 m - 19th  Vladimir Sografski 122.5 130.0 m - 20th  Stefan Thurnbichler 120.9 127.5 m - 21st  Noriaki Kasai 120.8 127.0 m - 22nd  Daiki Itō 120.7 127.0 m - 23  Andreas Wank 120.3 125.5 m - 24  Wolfgang Loitzl 120.2 124.0 m - 25th  Bardal is different 119.0 126.5 m - 26th  Richard Friday 118.7 125.5 m - 27  Peter Prevc 117.7 125.5 m - 28  Ville Larinto 115.1 140.5 m * - 29  Manuel Fettner 111.1 113.0 m - 30th  Roman Trofimov 095.3 110.5 m -

Tour intermediate result

Taking into account the results of Oberstdorf and Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the following intermediate result was obtained in the overall tour ranking (the ten best starters are listed):

innsbruck

HS130 Bergiselschanze
3rd January 2011

rank Surname Points Width 1 Width 2 01  Thomas Morgenstern 266.5 129.5 m 126.5 m 02  Adam Malysz 257.5 128.0 m 123.0 m 03  Tom Hilde 255.2 127.5 m 122.0 m 04th  Simon Ammann 252.7 128.0 m 122.0 m 05  Matti Hautamäki 249.7 125.0 m 123.5 m 06th  Manuel Fettner 248.0 126.0 m 120.0 m 07th  Andreas Kofler 243.6 125.0 m 119.5 m 08th  Michael Uhrmann 242.4 121.5 m 126.5 m 09  Wolfgang Loitzl 241.8 123.0 m 121.5 m 10  Pascal Bodmer 241.0 122.5 m 120.0 m 11  Peter Prevc 239.4 120.5 m 124.5 m 12  Pavel Karelin 236.8 129.0 m 115.0 m 13  Martin Koch 235.9 123.5 m 118.5 m 14th  Bjørn Einar Romøren 235.0 128.5 m 115.0 m 15th  Jacobsen is different 234.3 119.0 m 122.5 m

rank Surname Points Width 1 Width 2 16  Roman Koudelka 231.9 121.0 m 118.0 m 17th  Bardal is different 231.7 122.0 m 118.5 m 18th  Gregor Schlierenzauer 230.7 122.5 m 117.5 m 19th  Richard Friday 230.6 123.5 m 116.5 m 20th  Johan Evensen 229.6 122.0 m 121.0 m 21st  Kamil Stoch 228.5 124.5 m 116.0 m 22nd  Noriaki Kasai 223.7 118.0 m 118.5 m 23  Stephan Hocke 222.6 119.5 m 119.0 m 24  Severin friend 220.7 120.5 m 116.5 m 25th  Jurij Tepeš 219.3 117.0 m 116.0 m 26th  Anssi Koivuranta 217.7 116.5 m 115.0 m 27  Lukáš Hlava 207.8 115.0 m 113.5 m 28  Thomas Diethart 207.2 114.0 m 113.5 m 29  Denis Kornilov 205.2 114.0 m 112.5 m 30th  Daiki Itō 199.5 113.0 m 113.0 m

Tour intermediate result

Taking into account the results of Oberstdorf, Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Innsbruck, the following intermediate result was obtained in the overall tour ranking (the ten best starters are listed):

Bischofshofen

HS140 Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze
January 6th, 2011

rank Surname Points Width 1 Width 2 01  Tom Hilde 278.7 138.0 m 132.0 m 02  Thomas Morgenstern 277.1 136.0 m 135.0 m 03  Andreas Kofler 275.3 131.5 m 139.5 m 04th  Simon Ammann 274.0 133.5 m 140.0 m 05  Martin Koch 264.5 131.5 m 140.5 m 06th  Manuel Fettner 259.3 127.5 m 135.0 m 07th  Johan Remen Evensen 256.6 132.5 m 132.0 m 08th  Michael Neumayer 243.8 128.5 m 127.0 m 09  Jacobsen is different 238.4 126.5 m 127.0 m 10  Pascal Bodmer 236.4 124.5 m 126.5 m 10  Adam Malysz 236.4 124.5 m 127.5 m 12  Robert Kranjec 234.7 122.5 m 129.5 m 13  Severin friend 233.3 124.5 m 126.5 m 14th  Bjørn Einar Romøren 232.8 129.0 m 121.0 m 15th  Kamil Stoch 232.2 122.0 m 131.0 m

rank Surname Points Width 1 Width 2 16  Michael Uhrmann 230.5 122.0 m 130.0 m 17th  Bardal is different 229.4 125.5 m 124.0 m 18th  Peter Prevc 226.7 123.0 m 124.0 m 19th  Wolfgang Loitzl 223.7 119.0 m 123.5 m 20th  Janne Ahonen 223.6 121.5 m 125.5 m 21st  Jurij Tepeš 223.5 123.0 m 124.0 m 22nd  Matti Hautamäki 223.4 132.0 m 116.5 m 23  Gregor Schlierenzauer 221.4 124.5 m 120.0 m 24  Martin Schmitt 220.6 124.0 m 119.5 m 25th  Roman Koudelka 216.2 122.5 m 121.0 m 26th  Emmanuel Chedal 214.5 122.5 m 121.0 m 27  Stefan Thurnbichler 211.9 120.5 m 120.0 m 28  Richard Friday 203.4 117.5 m 117.0 m 29  Borek Sedlák 198.2 117.0 m 115.0 m 30th  Denis Kornilov 186.1 115.0 m 111.0 m

Tour final score

rank Surname Points 01  Thomas Morgenstern 958.8 02  Simon Ammann 928.4 03  Tom Hilde 895.0 04th  Manuel Fettner 882.4 05  Martin Koch 880.6 06th  Adam Malysz 875.2 07th  Matti Hautamäki 861.8 08th  Andreas Kofler 840.5 09  Wolfgang Loitzl 834.5 10  Jacobsen is different 830.7 11  Michael Uhrmann 823.7 12  Severin friend 818.7 13  Peter Prevc 818.1 14th  Bjørn Einar Romøren 813.8 15th  Kamil Stoch 810.4 16  Bardal is different 806.6 17th  Richard Friday 785.2 18th  Michael Neumayer 713.4 19th  Johan Remen Evensen 703.7 20th  Pascal Bodmer 691.1 21st  Robert Kranjec 687.5 22nd  Emmanuel Chedal 679.1 23  Anssi Koivuranta 675.7 24  Janne Ahonen 668.6 25th  Stephan Hocke 657.5 26th  Jurij Tepeš 651.5 27  Denis Kornilov 586.4 28  Pavel Karelin 585.4 29  Martin Schmitt 579.4 30th  Roman Koudelka 571.9 31  Noriaki Kasai 568.7 32  Daiki Itō 551.0

rank Surname Points 33  Jakub Janda 530.7 34  Borek Sedlák 505.5 35  Lukáš Hlava 495.7 36  Gregor Schlierenzauer 452.1 37  Vladimir Sografski 450.6 38  Stefan Thurnbichler 439.5 39  Shōhei Tochimoto 428.4 40  Michael Hayboeck 410.7 41  Stefan Hula 402.5 42  Jan high school diploma 395.7 43  Dawid Kubacki 386.1 44  Primož Pikl 374.1 45  Maximilian Mechler 311.2 46  Thomas Diethart 302.6 47  Sebastian Colloredo 294.6 48  Felix Schoft 225.7 49  Ville Larinto 216.4 50  Andreas Wank 213.5 51  Mario Innauer 203.5 52  Olli Muotka 201.9 53  Taku Takeuchi 197.0 54  Julian Musiol 190.7 55  Stefan Hayboeck 176.9 56  Rune velta 104.2 57  Yūta Watase 101.1 58  Marco Grigoli 99.2 59  Roman Trofimov 95.3 60  Marcin Bachleda 93.4 61  Manuel Poppinger 80.0 62  Rafał Śliż 77.9 63  Kazuya Yoshioka 74.9 64  Vincent Descombes Sevoie 73.1

Television broadcast

The tour could be seen in Germany on ARD , ZDF and Eurosport , in Austria on ORF 1 . In Switzerland the Swiss television broadcast .

Web links

• Official website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ cf. The ABC of the 59th Four Hills Tournament at nachrichten.at, December 29, 2010 (accessed on December 29, 2010)