FIS Team Tour 2009

1st FIS Team Tour 2009
winner
Team Tour Winner	Norway
Willingen	Austria
Willingen	Gregor Schlierenzauer
Klingenthal	Gregor Schlierenzauer
Oberstdorf	Harri Olli
Oberstdorf	Finland
Attendees
Nations	19th
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The 1st FIS Team Tour 2009 , also TelDaFax FIS Team Tour after the main sponsor TelDaFax , was a series organized by the FIS between February 6, 2009 and February 15, 2009 as part of the Ski Jumping World Cup 2008/2009 of ski jumping competitions. The stations are Willingen , Klingenthal and Oberstdorf . On Friday, February 6th at 6:00 p.m. the opening took place in the stadium of Willingen.

Venues

place Jump date Time  Willingen Mühlenkopfschanze HS 145 February 7th February 8th 4:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m.  Klingenthal Vogtland Arena HS 140 February 11th 4:00 p.m.  Oberstdorf Heini-Klopfer ski jumping hill HS 213 February 14th February 15th 4:00 p.m. 2:45 p.m.

Rating

Logo 2009

The winning nation of the FIS Team Tour is determined using a points system. The winner is the nation that has achieved the most points in the five competitions.

For this purpose, all points of the entire team from the team evaluations are included in the point evaluation. From the individual competitions, the points of the two best jumpers of a nation are added to the overall point evaluation.

After the team competition in Oberstdorf, the winning nation will be awarded the FIS Team Tour trophy and additional prize money of € 100,000. The team has the right to decide independently about the distribution of the prize money among the jumpers.

Willingen

Team jumping

The opening competition took place on February 7th as a team competition on the Mühlenkopfschanze and started at 4 p.m. The Austrians already proved their favorite role in this competition. Even if Gregor Schlierenzauer, who was leading the World Cup at the time, was not part of the team, the Austrian team was able to assert itself just ahead of Norway and Finland. The German team was able to achieve 4th place with a clear gap ahead of Japan and Russia.

rank	nation	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Austria	Thomas Morgenstern Markus Eggenhofer Andreas Kofler Wolfgang Loitzl	140.0 132.0 131.0 125.5	143.5 122.0 114.5 122.0	902.9
02.	Norway	Roar Ljøkelsøy Tom Hilde Anders Bardal Anders Jacobsen	139.0 120.5 140.0 134.5	139.5 119.0 119.5 122.0	901.2
03.	Finland	Ville Larinto Kalle Keituri Matti Hautamäki Harri Olli	142.5 120.0 135.0 117.0	138.0 99.0 118.5 114.0	793.2
04th	Germany	Michael Neumayer Severin's friend Stephan Hocke Martin Schmitt	134.5 120.0 127.0 131.0	132.0 102.5 102.5 127.0	778.7
05.	Japan	Shōhei Tochimoto Yūta Watase Noriaki Kasai Daiki Itō	128.5 117.5 132.0 121.0	124.5 106.5 108.5 122.5	750.8
06th	Russia	Dmitri Wassiljew Pawel Karelin Ilya Roslyakov Denis Kornilow	137.0 113.0 129.5 111.0	130.5 116.0 110.5 105.0	732.0
07th	Czech Republic	Ondřej Vaculík Martin Cikl Roman Koudelka Jakub Janda	122.5 115.5 138.0 123.5	116.0 109.5 111.5 104.0	707.4
08th.	Poland	Rafał Śliż Kamil Stoch Stefan Hula Adam Małysz	121.0 121.0 125.0 127.5	107.5 117.0 95.5 117.5	690.1
09.	Slovenia	Mitja Mežnar Robert Kranjec Primož Peterka Jernej Damjan	122.0 122.0 116.5 114.0		360.1
10.	Kazakhstan	Anatoli Karpenko Ivan Karaulow Alexei Koroljow Nikolai Karpenko	106.0 106.0 114.5 106.0		276.5
11.	South Korea	Kang Chil-gu Choi Yong-jik Choi Heung-chul Kim Hyun-ki	91.0 111.0 108.0 106.0		242.8

Single jump

The second competition took place on February 8th and started at 2:30 p.m. as an individual competition. After the suspension the day before, World Cup leader Gregor Schlierenzauer started and proved the strength of the team with first place after two rounds. The best German in this competition was Martin Schmitt in 16th place. After this competition it was already clear that the German team would have little to do with the outcome of the tour, after Martin Schmitt could not repeat his good performance in the World Cup. After this jumping, the Austrians were clearly ahead of the Norwegians in the overall tour standings. Finland was in third place.

rank	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Gregor Schlierenzauer	144.0	135.0	267.2
02.	Simon Ammann	133.5	145.5	265.2
03.	Noriaki Kasai	136.0	140.0	261.8
04th	Andreas Kuettel	135.5	141.0	261.2
05.	Roar Ljøkelsøy	132.5	139.0	253.7
06th	Roman Koudelka	134.0	139.0	252.4
07th	Daiki Itō	134.0	138.0	250.1
08th.	Harri Olli	137.5	131.5	245.7
09.	Jacobsen is different	124.5	144.0	244.3
10.	Dmitri Vasiliev	125.0	141.0	238.3
11.	Thomas Morgenstern	127.0	134.0	232.3
12.	Bardal is different	125.5	136.5	231.6
13.	Markus Eggenhofer	125.5	135.5	227.8
14th	Takanobu Okabe	123.0	136.5	227.1
15th	Wolfgang Loitzl	121.0	137.0	226.4
16.	Martin Schmitt	135.5	123.5	226.2
17th	Emmanuel Chedal	129.0	130.5	225.6
18th	Rafał Śliż	122.0	135.5	223.0
19th	Vegard Sklett	130.5	126.5	221.6
20th	Jakub Janda	121.0	134.0	218.5
21st	Pavel Karelin	122.5	133.0	217.9
22nd	Denis Kornilov	125.0	131.5	217.7
23.	Tom Hilde	125.0	129.0	216.2
24.	Severin friend	121.5	132.5	215.7
25th	Ville Larinto	126.5	124.5	209.8
26th	Christian Ulmer	127.5	124.5	209.6
27.	Adam Malysz	127.5	120.5	204.4
28.	Oleksandr Lasarowytsch	124.0	124.5	202.8
29	Johan Remen Evensen	136.0	111.0	200.6
30th	Matti Hautamäki	127.5	114.0	184.7
Not qualified for the second run:
31.	Stephan Hocke	121.5		95.7
32.	Andreas Kofler	120.5		93.9
33.	Michael Neumayer	121.5		93.7
34.	Ondřej Vaculík	120.0		93.0
35.	Kamil Stoch	120.0		91.5
36.	Jernej Damjan	119.0		91.2
37.	Primož Pikl	118.5		90.3
38.	Stefan Hula	117.5		88.5
39.	Bjørn Einar Romøren	116.5		87.2
40.	Mitja Mežnar	116.5		86.2
41.	Tami Kiuru	115.5		84.9
42.	Alexei Korolyov	115.5		84.4
43.	Martin Cikl	114.5		81.6
44.	Ilya Roslyakov	111.5		76.2
45.	Kalle Keituri	109.0		71.7
46.	Vincent Descombes Sevoie	107.0		64.6
47.	Shōhei Tochimoto	106.0		62.8
48.	MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes	105.5		61.4
49.	Yūta Watase	114.5		60.6
50.	Choi Yong-jik	103.5		60.3

Klingenthal

Single jump

The third competition took place on the hill of the Vogtland Arena on February 11th as an individual competition. Due to the weather conditions, the start of the competition was postponed from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., but could not start until 7:00 p.m. due to persistently poor conditions. The qualification was canceled the day before. Therefore, there was no previous qualification round. With the exception of Yūta Watase (Japan), who canceled his participation shortly before the competition, all 59 jumpers took part in the first round. The Austrian Gregor Schlierenzauer also won this jumping. As a result, he was able to extend his lead in the overall World Cup ranking and, alongside Wolfgang Loitzl, who achieved 3rd place, ensured that the Austrians continued to lead the overall Tour ranking.

rank	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Gregor Schlierenzauer	131.5	135.0	261.2
02.	Jacobsen is different	135.0	131.0	260.3
03.	Wolfgang Loitzl	134.0	130.5	257.1
04th	Martin Schmitt	128.5	130.5	247.7
05.	Andreas Kuettel	129.5	127.5	241.1
06th	Simon Ammann	125.5	130.0	238.9
07th	Harri Olli	124.5	131.0	238.4
08th.	Roman Koudelka	126.0	129.0	236.0
09.	Adam Malysz	125.5	127.5	233.9
10.	Markus Eggenhofer	124.5	128.5	232.9
11.	Bardal is different	122.5	129.0	229.7
12.	Tom Hilde	128.0	122.5	229.4
13.	Jakub Janda	122.0	128.5	228.9
14th	Michael Neumayer	125.0	126.0	226.3
15th	Bjørn Einar Romøren	126.5	122.5	225.2
16.	Emmanuel Chedal	126.5	122.0	223.8
17th	Matti Hautamäki	123.0	124.0	220.6
18th	Stephan Hocke	123.5	123.5	219.6
19th	Vegard Sklett	124.0	122.5	219.2
20th	Takanobu Okabe	123.0	124.0	218.6
21st	Noriaki Kasai	122.5	122.5	216.0
21st	Felix Schoft	120.5	124.5	216.0
23.	Johan Remen Evensen	121.5	121.5	212.4
24.	Kalle Keituri	123.5	119.0	210.5
25th	Severin friend	122.5	119.0	210.2
26th	Ondřej Vaculík	123.0	119.0	208.6
27.	Nikolai Karpenko	126.0	114.5	206.9
28.	Martin Cikl	123.0	117.0	206.5
29	Volodymyr Boshchuk	124.5	114.0	202.3
30th	Tami Kiuru	123.5	115.0	199.8
Not qualified for the second run:
31.	Andreas Kofler	121.0		103.8
31.	Pascal Bodmer	121.0		103.8
33.	Dmitri Vasiliev	120.0		103.5
34.	Christian Ulmer	120.0		102.5
35.	Roar Ljøkelsøy	119.0		101.7
35.	Stefan Read	119.0		101.7
37.	Rafał Śliż	119.0		101.2
38.	Ilya Roslyakov	118.0		99.9
39.	Pavel Karelin	119.5		99.1
40.	Nicholas Fairall	117.5		96.5
41.	Kamil Stoch	116.5		96.2
42.	Radik Schaparov	116.5		95.2
43.	Andrea Morassi	116.0		94.8
44.	Shōhei Tochimoto	114.0		91.2
45.	Oleksandr Lasarowytsch	114.5		90.6
46.	Bastian Kaltenböck	114.0		89.7
47.	Daiki Itō	112.5		89.0
48.	Kai Kovaljeff	113.0		88.4
49.	Isak Grimholm	113.0		87.9
50.	Stefan Hula	113.0		87.4
51.	Alexei Korolyov	111.0		85.3
52.	Fumihisa Yumoto	111.0		84.3
53.	Vincent Descombes Sevoie	110.5		83.9
54.	Denis Kornilov	110.0		82.5
55.	Vladimir Sografski	109.0		81.2
56.	Johnson is different	108.5		79.8
57.	Ville Larinto	105.5		72.9
58.	Diego Dellasega	102.5		67.5
59.	Carl Nordin	100.0		63.0

Oberstdorf

Single jump

The fourth competition took place on the Heini-Klopfer ski jumping hill on February 14th at 4:00 p.m. as an individual ski flying competition. After the Finn Harri Olli set a new hill record with 225.5 m in the first round, the competition was interrupted because the jury suspected further jumps and thus dangerous distances. After a waiting period, the passage was continued after the updrafts subsided. The four jumpers who jumped to Harri Olli felt that this was a disadvantage and protested against the decision. However, this was unsuccessful. The competition counts as counted.

rank	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Harri Olli	225.5	216.0	435.8
02.	Jacobsen is different	218.0	212.5	428.6
03.	Johan Remen Evensen	211.5	223.5	426.5
04th	Simon Ammann	212.5	211.0	418.2
05.	Matti Hautamäki	206.5	204.0	403.1
06th	Dmitri Vasiliev	215.5	193.5	396.8
07th	Bardal is different	207.5	198.0	394.6
08th.	Gregor Schlierenzauer	205.5	198.5	392.3
09.	Andreas Kuettel	202.0	185.0	371.4
10.	Kalle Keituri	197.0	187.5	368.4
11.	Martin Koch	194.5	190.0	364.9
12.	Emmanuel Chedal	193.5	187.5	360.2
13.	Roar Ljøkelsøy	186.5	184.5	347.2
14th	Denis Kornilov	185.0	185.5	344.6
15th	Martin Schmitt	183.5	187.0	342.1
16.	Bjørn Einar Romøren	187.5	176.5	338.8
17th	Robert Kranjec	190.5	172.5	337.1
18th	Vegard Sklett	189.5	171.0	333.6
19th	Pascal Bodmer	181.5	173.5	326.0
20th	Andreas Kofler	184.5	169.5	325.8
21st	Wolfgang Loitzl	176.0	176.5	323.0
22nd	Markus Eggenhofer	181.5	165.5	315.4
23.	Lukáš Hlava	179.5	164.0	311.7
24.	Tom Hilde	173.5	167.0	308.1
25th	Michael Neumayer	178.5	164.5	306.6
26th	Pavel Karelin	176.5	160.0	300.8
27.	Robert Hrgota	176.5	157.5	298.3
28.	Juha-Matti Ruuskanen	165.5	165.5	295.7
29	Vincent Descombes Sevoie	172.0	158.0	292.5
30th	Primož Pikl	167.5	155.0	283.5
Not qualified for the second run:
31.	Christian Ulmer	163.5		144.7
32.	Johan Eriksson	162.0		141.9
33.	Vitaly Schumbarez	159.5		139.4
34.	Alexei Korolyov	159.0		138.3
35.	Jan high school diploma	157.5		137.0
36.	Severin friend	157.5		136.5
37.	Ilya Roslyakov	156.0		132.7
38.	Nicholas Fairall	155.0		132.6
39.	Čestmír Kožíšek	141.0		115.2
40.	Bastian Kaltenböck	138.0		109.1

Team jumping

The fifth competition took place on February 15th at 2:45 p.m. as a ski flying team competition. Surprisingly, the Finns were able to win the jumping ahead of Russia and the favored Austrians. Despite the 3rd place of the Austrians, they could not push Norway, which ended up in 4th place, from place one in the overall Tour rating. After the difficulties in individual jumping the day before, the Norwegians overtook the Austrians in the overall tour standings thanks to von Evensen and Jacobsen in Oberstdorf. Due to Felix Schoft's weak first jump, the German quartet was only able to reach 6th place in the team competition behind Slovenia and was thus only able to achieve 4th place in the overall Tour ranking.

rank	nation	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Finland	Kalle Keituri Juha-Matti Ruuskanen Matti Hautamäki Harri Olli	187.5 169.5 174.5 199.5	173.0 176.0 200.0 221.5	1413.8
02.	Russia	Denis Kornilow Pawel Karelin Ilya Roslyakov Dmitri Vasiljew	191.5 185.0 160.0 190.5	176.5 182.5 184.5 203.5	1378.3
03.	Austria	Wolfgang Loitzl Markus Eggenhofer Andreas Kofler Martin Koch	191.5 174.0 166.5 171.5	181.5 186.5 181.0 204.0	1354.3
04th	Norway	Roar Ljøkelsøy Johan Remen Evensen Anders Bardal Anders Jacobsen	138.0 186.0 175.0 192.0	173.0 181.5 190.5 209.0	1339.5
05.	Slovenia	Primož Pikl Robert Kranjec Rok Urbanc Robert Hrgota	166.5 187.5 150.0 174.5	160.0 181.5 166.5 188.5	1241.0
06th	Germany	Felix Schoft Pascal Bodmer Martin Schmitt Michael Neumayer	135.5 164.0 174.5 167.0	162.5 170.5 185.5 178.0	1185.0
07th	Czech Republic	Čestmír Kožíšek Borek Sedlák Jan Matura Lukáš Hlava	141.5 152.5 147.5 166.5	161.5 159.5 167.0 179.5	1109.6
08th.	Kazakhstan	Anatoli Karpenko Ivan Karaulow Alexei Koroljow Nikolai Karpenko	110.0 147.5 150.0 142.0	144.5 161.5 170.5 160.0	985.7
09.	Japan	Yoshihiko Osanai Kento Sakuyama Yūta Watase Taku Takeuchi	103.0 140.0 144.0 150.0		424.9
10.	United States	Michael Glasder Anders Johnson Nicholas Fairall Christopher Lamb	117.0 109.0 119.0 91.0		284.2

Final result of the FIS team tour

rank	nation	Willingen	Willingen	Klingenthal	Oberstdorf	Oberstdorf	Points
01.	Norway	901.2 (2.)	498.0 (4.) 5. R. Ljøkelsøy 9. A. Jacobsen	490.0 (2.) 2. A. Jacobsen 11. A. Bardal	855.1 (1.) 2. A. Jacobsen 3. J. Evensen	1339.5 (4.)	4083.8
02.	Austria	902.9 (1.)	499.5 (3.) 1. G. Schlierenzauer 11. T. Morgenstern	518.3 (1.) 1. G. Schlierenzauer 3. W. Loitzl	757.2 (4.) 8. G. Schlierenzauer 11. M. Koch	1354.3 (3.)	4032.2
03.	Finland	793.2 (3.)	455.5 (7th) 8. H. Olli 25. V. Larinto	459.0 (6th) 7. H. Olli 17. M. Hautamäki	838.9 (2nd) 1. H. Olli 5. M. Hautamäki	1413.8 (1.)	3960.4
04th	Germany	778.7 (4.)	441.9 (8th) 16. M. Schmitt 24th S. Freund	474.0 (4.) 4. M. Schmitt 14. M. Neumayer	668.1 (6th) 15. M. Schmitt 19. P. Bodmer	1185.0 (6.)	3547.7
05.	Russia	732.0 (6.)	456.2 (6.) 10. D. Wassiljew 21. P. Karelin	203.4 (12.) 33. D. Wassiljew 38. I. Rosliakov	741.4 (5.) 6. D. Wassiljew 14. D. Kornilow	1378.3 (2.)	3511.3
06th	Czech Republic	707.4 (7.)	470.9 (5th) 6. R. Koudelka 20. J. Janda	464.9 (5th) 8. R. Koudelka 13. J. Janda	448.7 (9.) 23. L. Hlava 35. J. Matura	1109.6 (7.)	3201.5
07th	Slovenia	360.1 (9.)	181.5 (12th) 36. J. Damjan 37. P. Peterka		635.4 (8.) 17. R. Kranjec 27. Hrgota R.	1241.0 (5.)	2418.0
08th.	Japan	750.8 (5.)	511.9 (2.) 3. N. Kasai 7. D. Itō	434.6 (7th) 20. T. Okabe 21. N. Kasai		424.9 (9.)	2122.2
09.	Switzerland		526.4 (1.) 2. S. Ammann 4. A. Küttel	480.0 (3.) 5. A. Küttel 6. Ammann	789.6 (3.) 4. S. Ammann 9. A. Küttel		1796.0
10.	Kazakhstan	276.5 (10.)	84.4 (13th) 42. A. Korolev	302.1 (10.) 27. B. Karpenko 42. R. Schaparow	138.3 (12.) 34. A. Korolev	985.7 (8.)	1787.0
11.	Poland	690.1 (8.)	427.4 (9th) 18. R Śliż 27. A. Małysz	335.1 (8.) 9. A. Małysz 37. R. Śliż			1452.6
12.	France		290.2 (10th) 17. E. Chedal 46. ​​V. Descombes Sevoie	307.7 (9th) 16. E. Chedal 53. V. Descombes Sevoie	652.7 (7th) 12. E. Chedal 29. V. Descombes Sevoie		1250.6
13.	Ukraine		202.8 (11th) 28th O. Lasarowytsch	292.9 (11.) 29. W. Boschtschuk 45. O. Lasarowytsch	139.4 (11th) 33. W. Schumbarez		635.1
14th	United States			176.3 (13th) 40. N. Fairall 56. A. Johnson	284.2 (10th) 38. N. Fairall	132.6 (13.)	593.1
15th	South Korea	242.8 (11.)	60.3 (15.) 50. Choi Y.				303.1
16.	Sweden			150.9 (15) 49. I. Grimholm 59. C. Nordin	141.9 (10) 32. J. Eriksson		292.8
17th	Canada		61.4 (14th) 48. Boyd-Clowes, M.	101.7 (16.) 35. S. Read			163.1
18th	Italy			162.3 (14th) 43. A. Morassi 58. D. Dellasega			162.3
19th	Bulgaria			81.2 (17.) 55. W. Sografski			81.2

Web links

• Official website of the event