Michael Hayboeck

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Michael Hayboeck Ski jumping
Michael Hayböck at the Sporthilfe Gala 2017

Michael Hayböck at the Sporthilfe Gala 2017

nation AustriaAustria Austria
birthday 5th March 1991 (age 29)
place of birth Linz , Austria
size 182 cm
Weight 65 kg
job Army athlete
Career
society UVB Hinzenbach
National squad since 2006
Pers. Best 241.5 m ( Planica 2015
Vikersund 2017)
status active
Medal table
Olympic medals 0 × gold 1 × silver 0 × bronze
World Cup medals 0 × gold 3 × silver 1 × bronze
SFWM medals 0 × gold 0 × silver 1 × bronze
JWM medals 4 × gold 0 × silver 0 × bronze
National medals 7 × gold 6 × silver 4 × bronze
Olympic rings winter Olympics
silver 2014 Sochi team
FIS Nordic World Ski Championships
silver 2015 Falun team
silver 2017 Lahti Mixed team
bronze 2017 Lahti team
silver 2019 Seefeld team
FIS Ski flying world championships
bronze Bad Mitterndorf 2016 team
FIS Nordic Junior Ski World Championships
gold 2009 Štrbské Pleso team
gold 2010 Hinterzarten Normal hill
gold 2010 Hinterzarten team
gold 2011 Otepää team
Logo ÖSV Austrian championships
silver 2011 Hinzenbach team
silver 2011 Bischofshofen Large hill
bronze 2012 Ramsau team
gold 2013 Villach team
silver 2014 Stams Normal hill
bronze 2014 Innsbruck Large hill
gold 2015 Tschagguns Normal hill
silver 2015 Innsbruck Large hill
silver 2016 Villach Normal hill
gold 2016 Villach team
gold 2016 Bischofshofen Large hill
bronze 2017 iron ore team
bronze 2017 Bischofshofen Large hill
gold 2018 Villach Normal hill
gold 2018 Bischofshofen Large hill
gold 2019 Hinzenbach Normal hill
silver 2019 Bischofshofen Large hill
Ski jumping world cup / A class jumping
 Debut in the World Cup January 3, 2010
 World Cup victories (individual) 05 ( details )
 World Cup victories (team) 03 ( details )
 Overall World Cup 04. ( 2015/16 )
 Ski flying world cup 06. ( 2016/17 )
 Four Hills Tournament 02. ( 2014/15 )
 Raw Air 12. ( 2017 )
 Podium placements 1. 2. 3.
 Single jump 5 7th 9
 Ski flying 0 0 1
 Team jumping 3 7th 12
Ski jumping Grand Prix
 Grand Prix victories (team) 02 ( details )
 Overall Grand Prix 09. ( 2014 )
 Podium placements 1. 2. 3.
 Single jump 0 0 2
 Team jumping 1 0 1
 Mixed team jumping 1 0 1
Ski Jumping Continental Cup (COC)
 Debut in the COC September 20, 2008
 COC wins (individual) 10 ( details )
 Overall ranking COC 02. ( 2009/10 )
 Podium placements 1. 2. 3.
 Single jump 10 4th 6th
last change: March 1st, 2020

Michael Hayböck (born March 5, 1991 in Linz ) is an Austrian ski jumper . His greatest sporting successes to date have been the silver medals in the men's team competitions at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi and the 2015 World Championships in Falun and 2019 in Seefeld in Tyrol, as well as with the mixed team at the 2017 World Championships in Lahti .

Career

Hayböck starts for the UVB Hinzenbach association . In 2000 he started ski jumping. In the 2002/03 and 2003/04 seasons he won the overall Landescup ranking, and in 2003/04 he also took 2nd place in the Austriacup . At the 2004 state championships in Bischofshofen , he reached 2nd place in Nordic combined and ski jumping. He was able to win the overall ranking of the FIS Schoolchildren's Cup 2005 with the team, in the individual he came in 4th place. In 2006 he was accepted into the B squad. This was the first time he started in FIS races in the adult sector. On September 20, 2008, he started in Villach for the first time in the Ski Jumping Continental Cup . At the Junior World Championships in 2009 in Štrbské Pleso he won gold with the team and was seventh in the individual. In August 2009 he jumped in the Summer Grand Prix for the first time . In Hakuba he reached 12th place in both competitions. He won a total of 44 points and thus 40th place in the overall ranking.

At the Four Hills Tournament 2009/10 Hayböck started in Innsbruck as part of the national group, was able to qualify for the jumping and also reached the final with a strong jump in the first round. He then started in Bischofshofen, but was eliminated in the first round in a duel against Pascal Bodmer . At the Junior World Championships 2010 in Hinterzarten , Germany, he was able to secure the gold medals in the individual competition and in the team on the normal hill. At the World Cup competition in Willingen he reached 3rd place with the Austrian team. His best individual placement in the World Cup is a 6th place, also in Willingen 2010.

At the Four Hills Tournament 2010/11 he jumped together with his older brother Stefan in the World Cup for the first time .

On January 16, 2014 he reached the first podium of his career in jumping in Wisła and was third. At the Olympic Winter Games in Sochi , he achieved 2nd place in the team competition with Thomas Morgenstern , Gregor Schlierenzauer and Thomas Diethart and fifth on the normal hill.

On January 6, 2015, he won his first World Cup competition at the Four Hills Tournament in Bischofshofen and was second in the overall standings. In Innsbruck he had previously set a hill record with 138 meters. Although Hayböck touched the snow with his hand during this jump, the jump was judged to have been made by the judges and the hill record was therefore legitimate.

Hayböck then had to wait more than a year for the next World Cup victory. In February 2016, he achieved three wins in a row: in the competitions on the large and normal hill in Lahti and on the large hill in Kuopio .

In October 2017, Hayböck injured himself as part of training preparations for the new season in Cyprus . At the 2019 World Championships in Seefeld in Tirol , he and his teammates Philipp Aschenwald , Daniel Huber and Stefan Kraft won the silver medal in team jumping. In the individual competitions he was 14th on the large hill and ninth on the normal hill.

Personal

Hayboeck attended from 2005 Skigymnasium Stams and completed 2010 graduation with honors. He has been an army athlete since July 2010. His older brother Stefan was also a ski jumper.

successes

World Cup victories in individual

No. date place Type
1. January 6, 2015 AustriaAustria Bischofshofen Large hill
2. 19th February 2016 FinlandFinland Lahti Large hill
3. February 21, 2016 FinlandFinland Lahti Normal hill
4th February 23, 2016 FinlandFinland Kuopio Large hill
5. 17th December 2016 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Engelberg Large hill

World Cup victories in the team

No. date place Type
1. March 1, 2014 FinlandFinland Lahti Large hill
2. March 11, 2017 NorwayNorway Oslo Large hill
3. February 9, 2019 FinlandFinland Lahti Large hill

Grand Prix victories in the team

No. date place Type
1. August 6, 2011 GermanyGermany Hinterzarten Normal hill
2. August 18, 2012 GermanyGermany Hinterzarten Normal hill
mixed team

Continental Cup wins in singles

No. date place Type
01. December 28, 2009 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Engelberg Normal hill
02. January 16, 2010 GermanyGermany Titisee-Neustadt Large hill
03. March 12, 2011 PolandPoland Wisła Large hill
04th November 28, 2011 FinlandFinland Rovaniemi Large hill
05. December 13, 2011 KazakhstanKazakhstan Almaty Large hill
06th December 14, 2011 KazakhstanKazakhstan Almaty Large hill
07th 5th February 2012 GermanyGermany Brotterode Large hill
08th. December 14, 2013 NorwayNorway Rena Normal hill
09. 20th December 2013 FinlandFinland Lahti Large hill
10. December 21, 2013 FinlandFinland Lahti Large hill

statistics

World Cup placements

season space Points
2009/10 49. 0054
2010/11 56. 0028
2011/12 42. 0070
2012/13 34. 0163
2013/14 14th 0439
2014/15 05. 1157
2015/16 04th 1301
2016/17 07th 0814
2017/18 23. 0245
2018/19 27. 0228

Grand Prix placements

season space Points
2009 40. 044
2011 18th 154
2012 21st 099
2013 78. 009
2014 09. 201
2015 64. 022nd
2016 10. 217
2017 65. 013
2018 39. 047

Four Hills Tournament placements

season space Points
2009/10 44. 0313.6
2010/11 40 0410.7
2011/12 43. 0336.9
2012/13 28. 0706.8
2013/14 09. 0906.8
2014/15 02. 1100.7
2015/16 03. 1081.6
2016/17 19th 0844.8
2017/18 14th 0948.1
2018/19 26th 0746.7

Hill records

place country Expanse set up on Record up
innsbruck AustriaAustria Austria 138.0 m
( HS : 130 m)
January 4, 2015 current
Trondheim NorwayNorway Norway 143.0 m
( HS : 140 m)
March 12, 2015 15th March 2018
Planica SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia 241.5 m
( HS : 225 m)
March 20, 2015 March 20, 2015

Web links

Commons : Michael Hayböck  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. a b About me. Michael Hayböck, accessed January 12, 2019 .
  2. Andreas Wellinger with first World Cup victory. January 16, 2014. From Berkutschi.com, accessed January 12, 2019.
  3. Marco Ries: Michael Hayböck injured himself while training in Cyprus. October 17, 2017. From Skispringen.com, accessed January 12, 2019.