FIS Team Tour 2012

4th FIS Team Tour 2012
winner
Team Tour Winner	Austria
Willingen	Norway
Willingen	Bardal is different
Klingenthal	omitted
Oberstdorf	Martin Koch
Oberstdorf	Slovenia
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The 4th FIS Team Tour 2012 , also Plus.de FIS Team Tour after the main sponsor Plus , was a series organized by the FIS between February 11 and 19, 2012 as part of the 2011/2012 Ski Jumping World Cup of ski jumping competitions. The stations were Willingen , Klingenthal and Oberstdorf . The opening took place in Willingen on February 10th at 7:15 pm. The team flight in Oberstdorf marked the end of the 2012 team tour on February 19 at 1:45 p.m.

Venues

place Jump date Time  Willingen Mühlenkopfschanze HS 145 February 11th (Team) February 12th 4:00 p.m. 2:45 p.m.  Klingenthal Vogtland Arena HS 140 February 15th 6:00 p.m.  Oberstdorf Heini-Klopfer ski jumping hill HS 213 February 18 February 19 (Team) 1:45 p.m. 1:45 p.m.

Rating

Klingenthal Oberstdorf Willingen

venue

The winning nation of the FIS Team Tour was determined using a points system. The winner was the nation that had finally achieved the most points in the five World Cup competitions in ski jumping and ski flying.

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

Willingen

Team jumping

The Norwegians won the team event clearly ahead of the Austrians. The German team achieved third place thanks to Severin Freund's best distance of the day (145.5 meters), just ahead of Japan.

rank	nation	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Norway	Anders Fannemel Rune Velta Vegard Sklett Anders Bardal	133.5 135.5 139.5 133.5	124.5 127.0 138.5 134.5	999.2
02.	Austria	Martin Koch Andreas Kofler Thomas Morgenstern Gregor Schlierenzauer	119.5 143.5 133.5 138.0	123.0 129.5 131.0 137.0	976.3
03.	Germany	Maximilian Mechler Andreas Wank Severin's friend Richard Freitag	118.0 135.0 145.5 129.5	118.0 134.5 138.0 137.5	963.7
04th	Japan	Noriaki Kasai Shōhei Tochimoto Taku Takeuchi Daiki Itō	120.0 123.0 145.5 134.5	128.0 124.5 138.5 138.0	961.8
05.	Slovenia	Robert Kranjec Dejan Judež Jure Šinkovec Peter Prevc	132.0 128.0 126.5 134.0	130.5 130.5 118.5 139.0	938.0
06th	Czech Republic	Jakub Janda Antonín Hájek Lukáš Hlava Roman Koudelka	121.0 114.5 138.0 139.0	123.5 111.5 127.5 141.0	902.0
07th	Poland	Maciej Kot Piotr Żyła Krzysztof Miętus Kamil Stoch	120.0 131.5 138.5 133.0	122.5 129.5 124.0 134.5	900.2
08th.	Finland	Janne Happonen Olli Muotka Matti Hautamäki Anssi Koivuranta	126.5 103.0 137.5 124.0	124.5 120.0 130.5 123.0	832.1
Not qualified for the second run:
09.	Switzerland	Gregor Deschwanden Pascal Egloff Marco Grigoli Simon Ammann	130.5 099.5 120.0 133.0		378.1
10.	Russia	Denis Kornilow Alexander Sardyko Anton Kalinitschenko Dmitri Vasiljew	115.0 114.0 124.5 118.5		369.2
11.	Kazakhstan	Alexei Ptschelinzew Nikolai Karpenko Evgeni Lyowkin Alexei Koroljow	111.5 108.5 114.5 095.0		268.3

Single jump

Anders Bardal from Norway won the individual competition and was able to take the lead in the overall World Cup for the 2011/12 season for the first time.
In the overall ranking of the FIS Team Tour, Norway (1515.4 points) continued to lead ahead of Japan (1478.5) and Germany (1459.4).

rank	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Bardal is different	145.5	148.0	277.0
02.	Roman Koudelka	147.5	146.5	270.3
03.	Daiki Itō	149.5	144.0	264.4
04th	Peter Prevc	138.0	149.0	257.0
05.	Kamil Stoch	139.0	144.0	256.3
06th	Taku Takeuchi	137.5	147.5	252.3
07th	Richard Friday	140.5	144.5	251.2
08th.	Martin Koch	139.0	147.0	246.3
09.	Severin friend	140.0	146.0	244.5
10.	Rune velta	138.5	139.5	239.2
11.	Denis Kornilov	138.5	142.0	238.1
12.	Simon Ammann	133.5	145.0	237.8
13.	Thomas Morgenstern	141.5	139.5	236.4
14th	Not so with Fannemel	138.0	140.0	229.2
15th	Robert Kranjec	136.0	138.0	228.9
16.	Bjørn Einar Romøren	137.5	139.5	228.2
17th	Andreas Wank	134.0	135.5	224.9
18th	Gregor Schlierenzauer	131.0	134.5	221.7
19th	Lukáš Hlava	132.5	132.0	216.8
20th	Sebastian Colloredo	126.0	139.5	214.5
21st	Janne Happonen	130.5	133.5	214.4
22nd	Jure Šinkovec	136.5	132.0	211.3
23.	Anssi Koivuranta	128.5	133.0	208.3
24.	Dmitri Vasiliev	125.5	135.0	206.5
25th	Andreas Stjernen	136.5	127.5	206.0
26th	Piotr Żyła	131.5	125.0	204.7
27.	Stephan Hocke	128.0	128.0	198.1
28.	Maciej Kot	128.5	130.0	198.0
29	Jakub Janda	134.0	115.0	190.2
30th	Matti Hautamäki	128.0	122.0	177.9
Not qualified for the second run:
31.	Manuel Fettner	123.5		095.7
32.	Dejan Judež	126.5		095.6
	Noriaki Kasai	125.5		095.6
34.	Krzysztof Miętus	126.0		094.1
35.	Jernej Damjan	123.5		093.4
36.	Shōhei Tochimoto	125.5		092.8
37.	Atle Pedersen Rønsen	127.0		092.7
38.	Tomasz Byrt	122.5		091.0
39.	Yūta Watase	124.0		091.0
40.	Antonín Hájek	123.0		090.9
41.	David Zauner	121.0		090.7
42.	Felix Schoft	123.5		086.1
43.	Vegard Sklett	112.0		082.9
44.	Gregor Deschwanden	116.5		078.2
45.	Andreas Kofler	111.0		073.8
46.	Anton Kalinichenko	119.5		068.9
47.	Maximilian Mechler	110.0		068.2
48.	Nikolai Karpenko	114.5		067.6
49.	Wolfgang Loitzl	106.5		063.6
50.	Vladimir Sografski	101.5		047.1

Klingenthal

Due to strong winds in the Vogtland-Arena, which did not allow regular jumping, the planned individual competition was moved from Wednesday, February 14th to Thursday, February 15th. The competition started at 10 a.m. that day, but changing wind conditions kept interrupting the race. The competition was completely canceled at 11:44 a.m. Thus, no results from Klingenthal were included in the overall ranking of the FIS Team Tour 2012.

Oberstdorf

Single jump

The German Stephan Hocke had qualified, but did not start in the first round.

Martin Koch won with the best distance of the day of 221.5 meters in the end, clearly ahead of second-placed Japanese Daiki Ito. With third place, Simon Ammann reached the podium of the top three for the first time this season. Andreas Wank reached 13th place with a personal best of 209.5 meters.
In the overall ranking of the FIS Team Tour, the Austrians were able to work their way up from fourth to one. This was also possible because the Norwegians couldn't place any of their jumpers in the top ten.

rank	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Martin Koch	218.0	221.5	443.4
02.	Daiki Itō	209.0	209.5	433.2
03.	Simon Ammann	204.5	213.5	429.2
04th	Robert Kranjec	198.0	220.0	424.0
05.	Roman Koudelka	203.5	211.5	422.8
06th	Kamil Stoch	197.5	216.0	422.3
07th	Gregor Schlierenzauer	205.5	206.0	421.7
08th.	Peter Prevc	203.5	203.5	414.5
09.	Lukáš Hlava	204.5	203.5	412.5
10.	Severin friend	201.0	204.5	410.5
11.	Tom Hilde	199.0	204.5	402.9
12.	Bardal is different	192.5	204.5	395.8
13.	Andreas Wank	185.0	209.5	393.7
14th	Not so with Fannemel	197.5	198.5	393.5
15th	Thomas Morgenstern	191.0	200.5	389.7
16.	Taku Takeuchi	186.0	202.5	385.2
17th	Rune velta	194.0	192.0	383.4
18th	Richard Friday	185.0	199.5	382.8
19th	Andreas Kofler	180.0	197.0	375.2
20th	Bjørn Einar Romøren	189.0	187.0	368.9
21st	Jure Šinkovec	189.0	182.5	364.4
22nd	Vincent Descombes Sevoie	187.0	185.0	361.8
23.	David Zauner	179.0	186.5	358.3
24.	Krzysztof Miętus	183.0	181.0	356.4
25th	Denis Kornilov	179.5	180.5	351.8
26th	Johan Remen Evensen	183.0	174.5	349.8
27.	Michael Neumayer	182.5	174.0	346.3
28.	Piotr Żyła	177.0	178.0	345.2
29	Noriaki Kasai	180.5	172.5	341.4
30th	Shōhei Tochimoto	181.5	170.5	336.1
Not qualified for the second run:
31.	Jurij Tepeš	174.0		169.9
32.	Jernej Damjan	175.0		169.1
33.	Anssi Koivuranta	175.5		166.3
34.	Junshirō Kobayashi	172.5		164.1
	Yūta Watase	172.5		164.1
36.	Dmitri Vasiliev	170.5		163.3
37.	Davide Bresadola	174.5		162.4
38.	Vegard Sklett	169.0		159.2
39.	Kaarel Nurmsalu	169.0		158.2

Team jumping

The competition was repeatedly interrupted due to snowfall and changing winds. In the course of the competition two falls occurred: that of the Pole Piotr Żyła went off lightly. Peter Prevc (Slovenia) was not so lucky as he reached the hill record of 225.5 meters but could not stand the distance. He suffered injuries to his left shoulder ligaments and was out for the rest of the season. However, its distance secured the Slovenian team victory over Austria and Norway, as the team competition was canceled after one round.

rank	nation	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Slovenia	Jurij Tepeš Jure Šinkovec Peter Prevc Robert Kranjec	218.0 189.5 225.5 209.0		732.5
02.	Austria	Thomas Morgenstern Martin Koch Andreas Kofler Gregor Schlierenzauer	203.5 213.0 208.5 170.5		731.8
03.	Norway	Anders Fannemel Rune Velta Tom Hilde Anders Bardal	216.0 169.0 206.0 201.5		715.9
04th	Germany	Andreas Wank Michael Neumayer Richard Freitag Severin Freund	194.5 163.0 213.0 211.0		702.4
05.	Czech Republic	Jakub Janda Antonín Hájek Lukáš Hlava Roman Koudelka	175.0 209.0 192.5 195.0		668.0
06th	Poland	Maciej Kot Piotr Żyła Krzysztof Miętus Kamil Stoch	177.5 217.0 202.0 196.0		659.7
07th	Japan	Noriaki Kasai Shōhei Tochimoto Taku Takeuchi Daiki Itō	204.5 088.0 206.0 198.0		581.2
08th.	Russia	Dmitri Wassiljew Alexander Sardyko Anton Kalinitschenko Denis Kornilow	177.5 172.0 159.5 163.0		532.3
09.	France	Emmanuel Chedal Alexandre Mabboux Vincent Descombes Sevoie Nicolas Mayer	190.5 140.0 165.0 122.0		486.2
10.	Finland	Janne Happonen Olli Muotka Matti Hautamäki Anssi Koivuranta	119.0 209.0 140.0 157.0		481.2
11.	Kazakhstan	Nikolai Karpenko Alexei Ptschelinzew Alexei Koroljow Radik Schaparow	149.5 153.5 108.0 093.0		340.6

Final result of the FIS team tour

rank	nation	Willingen	Willingen	Klingenthal	Oberstdorf	Oberstdorf	Points
01.	Austria	976.3 (2.)	482.7 (6.) 8. M. Koch 13. T. Morgenstern		865.1 (1.) 1. M. Koch 7. G. Schlierenzauer	731.8 (2.)	3055.9
02.	Norway	999.2 (1.)	516.2 (2.) 1. A. Bardal 10. R. Velta		798.7 (6.) 11. T. Hilde 12. A. Bardal	715.9 (3.)	3030.0
03.	Slovenia	938.0 (5.)	485.9 (5.) 4. P. Prevc, 15. R. Kranjec		838.5 (2.) 4. R. Kranjec 8. P. Prevc	732.5 (1.)	2994.9
04th	Germany	963.7 (3rd)	495.7 (3rd) 7. R. Friday 9. S. Friend		804.2 (5.) 10. S. Freund 13. A. Wank	702.4 (4.)	2966.0
05.	Czech Republic	902.0 (6.)	487.1 (4.) 2. R. Koudelka, 19. L. Hlava		835.3 (3.) 5. R. Koudelka 9. L. Hlava	668.0 (5.)	2892.4
06th	Japan	961.8 (4.)	516.7 (1.) 3. D. Itō 6. T. Takeuchi		818.4 (4.) 2. D. Itō 16. T. Takeuchi	581.2 (7.)	2878.1
07th	Poland	900.2 (7.)	461.0 (7.) 5. K. Stoch 26. P. Żyła		778.7 (7.) 6. K. Stoch 24. K. Miętus	659.7 (6.)	2799.6
08th.	Finland	832.1 (8.)	422.7 (9.) 21. J. Happonen 23. A. Koivuranta		166.3 (11.) 33. A. Koivuranta	481.2 (10.)	1902.3
09.	Russia	369.2 (10.)	444.6 (8.) 11. D. Kornilov, 24. D. Vasiliev		515.1 (8.) 25. D. Kornilov 36. D. Vasiliev	532.3 (8.)	1861.2
10.	Switzerland	378.1 (9.)	316.0 (10.) 12. S. Ammann 44. G. Deschwanden		429.2 (9.) 3. S. Ammann		1123.3
11.	France				361.8 (10.) 22. V. Descombes Sevoie	486.2 (9.)	0848.0
12.	Kazakhstan	268.3 (11.)	067.6 (12.) 48. Karpenko, N.		000.0 (14.)	340.6 (11.)	0676.5
13.	Italy		214.5 (11.) 20. S. Colloredo		162.4 (12.) 37. D. Bresadola		0376.9
14th	Estonia				158.2 (13.) 39. K. Nurmsalu		0158.2
15th	Bulgaria		047.1 (13.) 50. W. Sografski				0047.1

Web links

• official homepage
• Organizer Oberstdorf
• Organizer Klingenthal
• Organizer Willingen

Individual evidence

1. ^ Team competition Willingen . Plus.de FIS Team Tour . Retrieved February 18, 2012.
2. ↑ Willingen individual competition 2012 . Plus.de FIS Team Tour . Retrieved February 18, 2012.
3. ↑ Klingenthal Individual World Cup . Plus.de FIS Team Tour . Retrieved February 18, 2012.
4. ↑ Result list Oberstdorf_18. February 2012 (PDF; 347 kB). Plus.de FIS Team Tour . Retrieved February 18, 2012.
5. ^ Oberstdorf individual competition February 18, 2012 . Plus.de FIS Team Tour . Retrieved February 18, 2012.
6. ↑ http://www.fis-team-tour.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=299&Itemid=3 Oberstdorf Teamspringen February 19, 2012. Plus.de FIS Team Tour . Retrieved February 19, 2012.