B-World Cup of Nordic Combined 2006/07

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Nordic combination B World Cup 2006/07 Fédération Internationale de Ski Logo.svg
winner
Overall rating NorwayNorway Einar Uvsløkk
Sprint rating NorwayNorway Mikko Kokslien
Nations ranking GermanyGermany Germany
Competitions
Venues 08th
Individual competitions 16
Team competitions 01
Called off 03
Made up 01
2005/06 2007/08

The B-World Cup in Nordic Combined 2006/07 was a series of competitions in Nordic Combined organized by the World Federation FIS . The foundation for the 2006/07 Nordic Combined World Cup was held for the 17th time that season.

The season included eight stations in Europe and North America . The season began on December 9, 2006 in Steamboat Springs and ended on March 18, 2007 in Ruka . Overall winner was the Norwegian Einar Uvsløkk , while his compatriot Mikko Kokslien won the Sprint Cup. Germany won the Nations Cup .

Point system

The following point system was used to determine the B World Cup overall scores. At least for the individual competitions, the point allocation did not differ from the other competition series. It should be noted, however, that the season was divided into three periods, which were also decisive for the overall ratings. According to Article 4.1 of the regulations, only one athlete who was not eligible to compete in the World Cup in the previous period could become the overall winner. In addition, the article regulates the case of equality of points: "If two or more competitors have the same number of points in the final scoring, the order will be decided according to the highest number of individual wins or the next following placements." Positive or negative surcharge calculations must be taken into account which flowed into the individual evaluations and resulted in a confusing scoring scheme. The sum of the three competitors with the best points per competition from one and the same ski association was used together with the points from the team competitions for the national ranking.

The overall B World Cup winner received the big trophy, the sprint winner the small trophy. The athletes in ranks 1 to 6 were also awarded FIS medals.

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singles 100 80 60 50 45 40 36 32 29 26th 24 22nd 20th 18th 16 15th 14th 13 12 11 10 9 8th 7th 6th 5 4th 3 2 1
team 200 150 130 110 90 70 60 50 40 30th 25th 20th 15th 10 5 3 2 1 - - - - - - - - - - - -

Results and ratings

Continental Cup overview

date venue discipline winner Second Third
1st period
12/09/2006 United StatesUnited States Steamboat Springs HS 127/15 km Gundersen AustriaAustria Lukas Klapfer United StatesUnited States Brett Camerota GermanyGermany Tino Edelmann
12/10/2006 HS 127 / 7.5 km sprint GermanyGermany Tino Edelmann GermanyGermany Christian Beetz FranceFrance Mathieu Martinez
12/15/2006 United StatesUnited States Park City HS 134 / 7.5 km sprint 1st GermanyGermany Tino Edelmann AustriaAustria Lukas Klapfer FranceFrance Nicolas Bal
12/16/2006 HS 134 / 7.5 km Hurricane Sprint GermanyGermany Tino Edelmann FranceFrance Nicolas Bal GermanyGermany Steffen Tepel
12/20/2006 United StatesUnited States Lake Placid HS 100/10 km mass start AustriaAustria Tomaž Druml GermanyGermany Tino Edelmann FranceFrance Nicolas Bal
12/21/2006 HS 100 / team sprint mass start AustriaAustria Austria I.
Lukas Klapfer
Tomaž Druml
Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic
Aleš Vodseďálek
Martin Skopek
ItalyItaly Italy I
Jochen Strobl
Giuseppe Michielli
2nd period
06 / 08.01.2007 2 GermanyGermany Klingenthal HS 140 / 7.5 km sprint AustriaAustria Alfred Rainer AustriaAustria Tomaž Druml GermanyGermany Eric Frenzel
09/01/2007 HS 140/15 km Gundersen called off
13/01/2007 FranceFrance Chaux-Neuve HS 100 / 7.5 km sprint GermanyGermany Jens Gaiser FranceFrance Sébastien Lacroix SloveniaSlovenia Dejan Plevnik
01/14/2007 HS 100/15 km Gundersen GermanyGermany Jens Gaiser SwitzerlandSwitzerland Andreas Hurschler GermanyGermany Matthias Menz
January 18, 2007 ItalyItaly Predazzo HS 106 3 /10 km Mass Start GermanyGermany Jens Kaufmann GermanyGermany Marcel Höhlig AustriaAustria Alfred Rainer
01/19/2007 HS 106 3 /10 km Mass Start GermanyGermany Matthias Menz United StatesUnited States Eric Camerota FranceFrance Jonathan Félisaz
01/26/2007 PolandPoland Karpacz HS 94/15 km Gundersen called off
01/27/2007 HS 94 / 7.5 km sprint called off
3rd period
03/09/2007 NorwayNorway Stryn HS 100 / 7.5 km sprint 4 AustriaAustria David Zauner NorwayNorway Thomas Kjelbotn NorwayNorway Mikko Kokslien
03/10/2007 HS 100/15 km Gundersen NorwayNorway Einar Uvsløkk GermanyGermany Steffen Tepel SwitzerlandSwitzerland Tommy Schmid
03/11/2007 HS 100 / 7.5 km sprint NorwayNorway Mikko Kokslien GermanyGermany Steffen Tepel NorwayNorway Einar Uvsløkk
03/17/2007 FinlandFinland Ruka 5 HS 142 / 7.5 km Hurricane Sprint NorwayNorway Einar Uvsløkk GermanyGermany Christian Beetz FranceFrance Sébastien Lacroix
HS 142/10 km mass start GermanyGermany Marko Kühne NorwayNorway Einar Uvsløkk FranceFrance Sébastien Lacroix
03/18/2007 HS 142/15 km Gundersen NorwayNorway Einar Uvsløkk GermanyGermany Christian Beetz GermanyGermany Steffen Tepel
1Instead of the sprint, a competition based on the Gundersen method should actually be held.
2The jump round took place on January 6th in Klingenthal, the cross-country skiing on January 8th in the Rennsteigsarena in Oberhof .
3 The competitions were originally intended to be held on the large hill.
4th Replacement for the failed race in Klingenthal.
5Ruka took over the event for Rovaniemi at short notice .

Ratings

Overall rating
Final result after 16 competitions
rank Surname Points
01. NorwayNorway Einar Uvsløkk 665
02. GermanyGermany Steffen Tepel 543
03. NorwayNorway Mikko Kokslien 481
04th GermanyGermany Marko Kühne 478
05. GermanyGermany Christian Beetz 452
06th FranceFrance Sébastien Lacroix 435
07th FranceFrance Jonathan Félisaz 390
08th. AustriaAustria Lukas Klapfer 370
09. GermanyGermany Matthias Menz 319
10. AustriaAustria David Zauner 300
11. GermanyGermany Jens Kaufmann 293
12. AustriaAustria Alfred Rainer 283
13. United StatesUnited States Brett Camerota 265
14th NorwayNorway Jan Christian Bjørn 259
15th NorwayNorway Thomas Kjelbotn 252
16. AustriaAustria Benjamin Kreiner 224
17th GermanyGermany Mark Schlott 205
18th GermanyGermany Karsten Schuricht 204
19th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Tommy Schmid 194
20th GermanyGermany Eric Frenzel 185
21st ItalyItaly Giuseppe Michielli 156
22nd GermanyGermany Andreas Günter 148
GermanyGermany Florian Schillinger 148
24. GermanyGermany Markus Förster 147
25th JapanJapan Taihei Kato 139
26th NorwayNorway Jo Wesche Fossheim 131
27. AustriaAustria Tobias Kammerlander 127
28. AustriaAustria Marco Pichlmayer 113
29 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Martin Skopek 110
30th SloveniaSlovenia Dejan Plevnik 108
31. AustriaAustria Michael Palli 103
32. SwitzerlandSwitzerland Michael Hollenstein 100
rank Surname Points
NorwayNorway Ola Morten Græsli 100
34. ItalyItaly Jochen Strobl 096
35. FinlandFinland Jouni Kaitainen 094
SwitzerlandSwitzerland Seppi Hurschler 094
37. FranceFrance Nicolas Martin 083
38. RussiaRussia Sergei Maslennikov 078
United StatesUnited States Alex luck 078
40. United StatesUnited States Bryan Fletcher 069
41. FinlandFinland Antti Kuisma 065
42. United StatesUnited States Alex Miller 060
43. NorwayNorway Jonas Nermoen 058
GermanyGermany Ruben Welde 058
45. SloveniaSlovenia Mitja Oranič 054
46. JapanJapan Yūsuke Minato 053
47. NorwayNorway Petter Harviken 051
48. JapanJapan Akito Watabe 048
SwitzerlandSwitzerland Lucas Vonlanthen 048
50. United StatesUnited States Willy Graves 044
51. NorwayNorway Joakim Åkvik 043
52. GermanyGermany Benjamin Pfeiffer 042
53. GermanyGermany Wolfgang Bösl 041
GermanyGermany Sebastian Reuschel 041
55. Czech RepublicCzech Republic Pavel Churavý 039
56. NorwayNorway Glen Arne Solli 038
57. Czech RepublicCzech Republic Miroslav Dvořák 036
JapanJapan Hideaki Nagai 036
SloveniaSlovenia Damjan Vtič 036
60. Czech RepublicCzech Republic Tomáš Slavík 032
61. FranceFrance Florian Pinel 029
62. AustriaAustria Robert Hauser 024
63. Czech RepublicCzech Republic Patrik Chlum 024
64. FinlandFinland Anssi Ylipullin 022nd
rank Surname Points
ItalyItaly Daniele Munari 022nd
66. NorwayNorway Even Andreas Roed 020th
67. FinlandFinland Mikael Kuhlberg 014th
68. United StatesUnited States Davis Miller 012
69. SwitzerlandSwitzerland Tim Hug 011
ItalyItaly Alessandro Pittin 011
71. FinlandFinland Raimo Kariniemi 010
Czech RepublicCzech Republic Aleš Vodseďálek 010
JapanJapan Yōsuke Hatakeyama 010
GermanyGermany Tom Beetz 010
75. FinlandFinland Joakim Lehto 009
EstoniaEstonia Tambet Pikkor 009
GermanyGermany Stefan Tuss 009
78. FinlandFinland Jesse Jääskeläinen 008th
NorwayNorway Gudmund Storlien 008th
80. NorwayNorway Per Sannes Heger 007th
NorwayNorway Thorbjørn Brandt 007th
82. EstoniaEstonia Kail Piho 006th
83. United StatesUnited States Skyler Keate 005
FranceFrance Wilfried Cailleau 005
AustriaAustria Dominik Dier 005
86. AustriaAustria Carlos Kammerlander 0004th
87. ItalyItaly Davide Bresadola 003
FinlandFinland Ville Tuppurainen 003
NorwayNorway Sturla-Markhus Sandøy 003
90. CanadaCanada Max Thompson 002
JapanJapan Takashi Kitamura 002
JapanJapan Chota Hatakeyama 002
FinlandFinland Jim Härtull 002
94. RussiaRussia Constantine Voronin 001
NorwayNorway Torkild Rasmussen Aam 001
Sprint scoring
space Surname Points
01. NorwayNorway Mikko Kokslien 253
02. GermanyGermany Steffen Tepel 241
03. GermanyGermany Marko Kühne 236
04th GermanyGermany Christian Beetz 230
05. NorwayNorway Einar Uvsløkk 228
06th FranceFrance Sébastien Lacroix 225
07th AustriaAustria David Zauner 218
08th. FranceFrance Jonathan Félisaz 197
09. AustriaAustria Tomaž Druml 174
10. NorwayNorway Jan Christian Bjørn 170
11. NorwayNorway Thomas Kjelbotn 157
12. AustriaAustria Alfred Rainer 154
13. AustriaAustria Lukas Klapfer 147
14th GermanyGermany Eric Frenzel 135
Nations ranking
space Surname Points
01. GermanyGermany Germany 2902
02. NorwayNorway Norway 1761
03. AustriaAustria Austria 1728
04th FranceFrance France 1456
05. United StatesUnited States United States 0815
06th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 0575
07th ItalyItaly Italy 0417
08th. JapanJapan Japan 0380
09. Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 0342
10. SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia 0228
11. FinlandFinland Finland 0125
12. RussiaRussia Russia 0019th
13. EstoniaEstonia Estonia 0012
14th CanadaCanada Canada 0002
1. Period evaluation
space Surname Points
01. GermanyGermany Tino Edelmann 440
02. AustriaAustria Lukas Klapfer 276
03. FranceFrance Nicolas Bal 250
04th FranceFrance Mathieu Martinez 218
05. AustriaAustria Tomaž Druml 200
2. Period evaluation
space Surname Points
01. AustriaAustria Alfred Rainer 222
02. SwitzerlandSwitzerland Andreas Hurschler 208
03. GermanyGermany Jens Gaiser 200
04th FranceFrance Sébastien Lacroix 194
05. GermanyGermany Matthias Menz 185
3. Period evaluation
space Surname Points
01. NorwayNorway Einar Uvsløkk 440
02. NorwayNorway Mikko Kokslien 332
03. GermanyGermany Steffen Tepel 296
04th GermanyGermany Marko Kühne 270
05. GermanyGermany Christian Beetz 246

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Regulations 2006/07 on weltcup-b.org , accessed on March 24, 2020 (PDF; 32 kB).
  2. Overall evaluation 2006/07 (PDF; 67 kB).
  3. Sprint evaluation 2006/07 , accessed on March 24, 2020 (PDF; 58 kB).
  4. Nations Cup 2006/07 , accessed on March 24, 2020 (PDF; 28 kB).
  5. Period evaluation 1st period 2006/07 , accessed on March 24, 2020 (PDF; 63 kB).
  6. Period evaluation 2nd period 2006/07 , accessed on March 24, 2020 (PDF; 48 kB).
  7. Period evaluation 3rd period 2006/07 , accessed on March 24, 2020 (PDF; 39 kB).