Nordic Junior World Ski Championships 2011
The 44th Nordic Junior World Ski Championships 2011 and the 6th U-23 Cross-Country World Championships held in this context took place from January 25 to 31, 2011 in Otepää . The competitions in ski jumping and Nordic combined were held on the Tehvandi hill (K90) in the Tehvandi sports center .
Attendees
Athletes from 38 nations took part in the Nordic Junior World Ski Championships in 2011. Broken down according to sport, most nations were represented in cross-country skiing with 36 different countries, followed by ski jumping with 25 nations and Nordic combined with 17 nations.
Cross-country U23 men
15 km freestyle
space | athlete | country | time |
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1 | Yevgeny Below | RUS | 35: 26.3 min |
2 | Pavel Vikulin | RUS | 35: 42.4 min |
3 | Raul Shakirsyanov | RUS | 35: 49.7 min |
4th | Thomas Vestboe | NOR | 35: 55.5 min |
5 | Kevin Sandau | CAN | 36: 04.8 min |
6th | Andrew Musgrave | GBR | 36: 05.1 min |
7th | Andreas Katz | GER | 36: 10.4 min |
8th | Hannes Dotzler | GER | 36: 24.3 min |
9 | Noah Hoffman | United States | 36: 42.4 min |
10 | Paul Constantin Pepene | ROME | 36: 46.5 min |
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13 | Thomas Grader | AUT | 36: 55.7 min |
15th | Bernhard Tritscher | AUT | 37: 04.3 min |
16 | Jonas Baumann | CHE | 37: 07.1 min |
20th | Lucas Bögl | GER | 37: 21.0 min |
Date: January 27, 2011
The competition over 15 kilometers freestyle was dominated by the Russian athletes. In this competition, too, the favorite, Jewgeni Below, prevailed. Below, who already celebrated a podium place in the World Cup this season , relegated his compatriots Pavel Vikulin and Raul Shakirsyanow to places two and three. The Briton Andrew Musgrave caused a little surprise when he secured sixth place. The two German starters Andreas Katz and Hannes Dotzler followed in seventh and eighth . The German hope Tim Tscharnke took a disappointing 21st place for him. Romanian Paul Constantin Pepene , who won the pursuit competition last year, came tenth. The best Austrian starter was Thomas Grader in 13th place. 67 athletes reached the goal. The Finn Juho Mikkonen gave up the race.
Classic sprint
space | athlete | country | Qualification time |
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1 | Alexander Panschinsky | RUS | 3: 33.35 min (1st) |
2 | Timo André Bakken | NOR | 3: 37.97 min (5.) |
3 | Magnus Moholt | NOR | 3: 36.28 min (3rd) |
4th | Dietmar Nöckler | ITA | 3: 41.72 min (14th) |
5 | Karel Tammjärv | EST | 3: 37.51 min (4.) |
6th | Jesse Cockney | CAN | 3: 46.64 min (30.) |
7th | Len Valjas | CAN | 3: 33.74 min (2nd) |
8th | Sebastian Eisenlauer | GER | 3: 40.75 min (11.) |
9 | Juho Mikkonen | FIN | 3: 42.69 min (16.) |
10 | Ari Luusua | FIN | 3: 43.35 min (18th) |
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22nd | Jovian Hediger | CHE | 3: 45.43 min (27.) |
26th | Markus Bader | AUT | 3: 43.36 (19.) |
Date: January 29, 2011
Russian Alexander Panschinski , who won the silver medal in the sprint at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver , lived up to his role as a favorite. After winning the qualification, he beat the Norwegians Timo André Bakken and Magnus Moholt in the final . As in the previous year, the Italian Dietmar Nöckler took fourth place. Local hero Karel Tammjärv surprised with fifth place. The best German was Sebastian Eisenlauer in eighth place. The other two German starters Lucas Bögl and Philipp Marschall were eliminated in the qualification. The best Swiss was Jovian Hediger in 22nd place. Gianluca Cologna , the younger brother of Dario Cologna , just failed to qualify as 31st. Markus Bader came in 26th as the best Austrian starter. 56 athletes ran the qualification, one registered participant did not start.
30 km pursuit race
space | athlete | country | time |
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1 | Alex Harvey | CAN | 1: 13: 47.9 h |
2 | Yevgeny Below | RUS | 1: 13: 48.6 h |
3 | Raul Shakirsyanov | RUS | 1: 14: 23.6 h |
4th | Andrei Larkow | RUS | 1: 14: 31.0 h |
5 | Fredrik Jonsson | SWE | 1: 14: 33.9 h |
6th | Dietmar Nöckler | ITA | 1: 14: 42.1 h |
7th | Finn Haagen Krogh | NOR | 1: 14: 44.5 h |
8th | Mattia Pellegrin | ITA | 1:14: 45.3 h |
9 | Karel Tammjärv | EST | 1: 14: 46.9 h |
10 | Fabrizio Clementi | ITA | 1: 14: 56.8 h |
10 | Pavel Wikulin | RUS | 1: 14: 56.8 h |
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13 | Jonas Baumann | CHE | 1: 15: 03.3 h |
14th | Andreas Katz | GER | 1: 15: 09.1 h |
19th | Philipp Marshal | GER | 1: 16: 26.4 h |
21st | Aurelius Herburger | AUT | 1: 17: 08.6 h |
Date: January 31, 2011
57 athletes made it to the finish, five did not finish and two registered participants did not start.
Cross-country U23 women
10 km freestyle
space | athlete | country | time |
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1 | Krista Lähteenmäki | FIN | 26: 33.3 min |
2 | Maria Gushchina | RUS | 27: 33.3 min |
3 | Hilde Lauvhaug | NOR | 27: 35.1 min |
4th | Polina Medvedeva | RUS | 27: 42.5 min |
5 | Olga Lavrenova | RUS | 27: 46.7 min |
6th | Alenka Cebasek | SLO | 27: 49.9 min |
7th | Denise Herrmann | GER | 27: 55.8 min |
8th | Jennie Öberg | SWE | 28: 11.2 min |
9 | Kerttu Niskanen | FIN | 28: 11.3 min |
10 | Britt Ingunn Nydal | NOR | 28: 11.8 min |
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15th | Monique Siegel | GER | 28: 27.6 min |
21st | Sandra Ringwald | GER | 29: 15.3 min |
Date: January 27, 2011 Krista Lähteenmäki, the top favorite
, also prevailed in the women's 10 kilometer freestyle competition . The 2010 Olympic participant, who was already able to celebrate top ten placings in the World Cup, confidently prevailed with one minute ahead of the competition. The Norwegian Hilde Lauvhaug , who was still in sixth place after 6.6 kilometers, had the most power reserves towards the end of the race and secured the bronze medal, 2 seconds behind Russian Marija Guschtschina . The Slovenian Alenka Cebasek , who was in second place in the last time measurement, had to pay tribute to her starting pace and fell back to sixth place. The German sprint specialist Denise Herrmann , who came in seventh place , showed a good performance . Monique Siegel and Sandra Ringwald finished in 15th and 21st place. There were no athletes from Austria or Switzerland among the 42 starters who all crossed the finish line.
Classic sprint
space | athlete | country | Qualification time |
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1 | Kerttu Niskanen | FIN | 3: 21.07 min (1st) |
2 | Britt Ingunn Nydal | NOR | 3: 30.03 min (16.) |
3 | Jennie Öberg | SWE | 3: 24.27 min (4.) |
4th | Oxana Usatova | RUS | 3: 24.05 min (3rd) |
5 | Hanna Brodin | SWE | 3: 26.40 min (9.) |
6th | Mari Eide | NOR | 3: 24.75 min (6th) |
7th | Olga Zaryova | RUS | 3: 29.25 min (15.) |
8th | Polina Medvedeva | RUS | 3: 25.42 min (8th) |
9 | Triin Ojaste | EST | 3: 23.15 min (2nd) |
10 | Emma Wikén | SWE | 3: 32.97 min (20.) |
11 | Denise Herrmann | GER | 3: 24.41 min (5.) |
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13 | Sandra Ringwald | GER | 3: 24.84 min (7th) |
19th | Tatjana Stiffler | CHE | 3: 30.38 min (17.) |
Date: January 29, 2011
Victory in the women's sprint went to Kerttu Niskanen . The Finn, who won the 10 kilometers in the previous year, won her second U23 world title. She clearly prevailed against the Norwegian Britt Ingunn Nydal and the Swede Jennie Öberg . The Swedish Hanna Brodin, who started as a big favorite, would have to be content with fifth place. The Estonian starter Triin Ojaste , who had finished second in the qualification, missed the final and finished ninth. The best German starter was Denise Herrmann , who was also eliminated in the semi-finals and took eleventh place. The only starter from Switzerland, Tatjana Stiffler , was 19th. Among the 40 starters who contested the qualification, there was no participant from Austria.
15 km pursuit race
space | athlete | country | time |
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1 | Ingvild Flugstad Østberg | NOR | 41: 55.5 min |
2 | Britt Ingunn Nydal | NOR | 42: 01.9 min |
3 | Kerttu Niskanen | FIN | 42: 02.9 min |
4th | Polina Medvedeva | RUS | 42: 31.2 min |
5 | Denise Herrmann | GER | 42: 33.1 min |
6th | Melissa Gorra | ITA | 42: 38.8 min |
7th | Monique Siegel | GER | 42: 39.3 min |
8th | Astrid Øyre Slind | NOR | 42: 39.7 min |
9 | Maria Gushchina | RUS | 42: 43.5 min |
10 | Sandra Ringwald | GER | 42: 44.5 min |
Date: January 31, 2011
35 athletes crossed the finish line, three registered runners did not start.
Cross-country juniors
10 km freestyle
space | athlete | country | time |
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1 | Sindre Bjoernestad Skar | NOR | 24: 05.2 min |
2 | Markus Weeger | GER | 24: 21.2 min |
3 | Perttu Hyvarinen | FIN | 24: 22.7 min |
4th | Jonas Dobler | GER | 24: 23.9 min |
5 | Konstantin Kuleev | RUS | 24: 33.9 min |
6th | Erik Bergfall Brovold | NOR | 24: 36.8 min |
7th | Max Hauke | AUT | 24: 42.6 min |
8th | Didrik Tonseth | NOR | 24: 45.0 min |
9 | Paul Goalabre | FRA | 24: 45.4 min |
10 | Mathias Rundgreen | NOR | 24: 46.3 min |
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21st | Thomas Wick | GER | 25: 20.6 min |
39 | Dominik Baldauf | AUT | 26: 04.6 min |
42 | Fabian Schaad | CHE | 26: 06.8 min |
Date: January 26, 2011
103 starters were registered. One registered participant did not start, one athlete did not finish.
Sprint classic
space | athlete | country | Qualification time |
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1 | Sergei Ustyugov | RUS | 3: 31.43 min (3rd) |
2 | Sondre Turvoll Fossli | NOR | 3: 29.95 min (1st) |
3 | Gleb Retiwych | RUS | 3: 30.13 min (2.) |
4th | Emil Iversen | NOR | 3: 35.50 min (7th) |
5 | Dmitriy Golub | RUS | 3: 37.94 min (13th) |
6th | Simen Lanes | NOR | 3: 35.07 min (6th) |
7th | Iivo Niskanen | FIN | 3: 36.97 min (11th) |
8th | Alexander Wolz | GER | 3: 37.51 min (12th) |
9 | Rifat Safiullin | RUS | 3: 32.39 min (4th) |
10 | Sindre Bjoernestad Skar | NOR | 3: 34.01 min (5th) |
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12 | Dominik Baldauf | AUT | 3: 41.59 min (22nd) |
17th | Luis Stadlober | AUT | 3: 41.05 min (18th) |
18th | Florian Eberspacher | GER | 3: 41.13 min (19.) |
19th | Samson Schairer | GER | 3: 41.14 min (20th) |
20th | Max Hauke | AUT | 3: 41.91 min (25th) |
23 | Fabian Schaad | CHE | 3: 41.76 min (24th) |
Date: January 28, 2011
A total of 98 athletes took part in the qualification, two registered runners did not start and one runner did not reach the finish.
20 km pursuit race
space | athlete | country | time |
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1 | Markus Weeger | GER | 56: 54.1 min |
2 | Konstantin Kuleev | RUS | 57: 35.4 min |
3 | Perttu Hyvarinen | FIN | 57: 38.4 min |
4th | Rok Tršan | SLO | 57: 38.7 min |
5 | Hiroyuki Miyazawa | JPN | 57: 43.5 min |
6th | Thomas Wick | GER | 57: 56.2 min |
7th | Damien Tarantola | FRA | 57: 57.4 min |
8th | Sergei Ustyugov | RUS | 57: 58.4 min |
9 | Erik Bergfall Brovold | NOR | 58: 25.4 min |
10 | Florian Notz | GER | 58: 28.3 min |
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30th | Jonas Dobler | GER | 56: 24.8 min |
32 | Niklas Liederer | AUT | 56: 30.6 min |
37 | Max Hauke | AUT | 56: 59.8 min |
44 | Erwan Käser | CHE | 57: 46.9 min |
Date: January 30, 2011
80 athletes reached the finish line, 7 gave up prematurely and one registered participant did not start.
4x5 km relay
space | athlete | country | Terms | total time |
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1 |
Emil Iversen Erik Bergfall Brovold Mathias Rundgreen Sindre Bjoernestad Skar |
NOR | 12: 01.9 min (1st) 13: 09.2 min (4th) 11: 54.8 min (3rd) 12: 04.5 min (1st) |
49: 10.5 min |
2 |
Gleb Retiwych Sergei Ustjugow Konstantin Kuleev Denis Kataev |
RUS | 12: 05.6 min (3rd) 12: 42.5 min (1st) 12: 02.3 min (5th) 12: 22.2 min (5th) |
49: 12.7 min |
3 |
Sami Lahdemaki Iivo Niskanen Antti Ojansivu Perttu Hyvarinen |
FIN | 12: 08.4 min (4th) 12: 55.9 min (2nd) 12: 01.2 min (4th) 12: 17.7 min (4th) |
49: 23.3 min |
4th |
Florian Notz Thomas Wick Jonas Dobler Markus Weeger |
GER | 12: 20.2 min (7th) 13: 11.6 min (6th) 11: 52.9 min (1st) 12: 06.5 min (2nd) |
49: 31.3 min |
5 |
Alexis Jeannerod Damien Tarantola Renaud Jay Paul Goalabre |
FRA | 12: 04.5 min (2nd) 13: 19.7 min (8th) 12: 26.7 min (10th) 12: 15.5 min (3rd) |
50: 06.5 min |
6th |
Dominik Baldauf Luis Stadlober Max Hauke Niklas Liederer |
AUT | 12: 09.2 min (5th) 13: 21.1 min (9th) 11: 53.7 min (2nd) 12: 46.8 min (14th) |
50: 10.9 min |
7th |
Maicol Rastelli Nevio Zeni Claudio Muller Francesco De Fabiani |
ITA | 12: 20.0 min (6th) 13: 15.4 min (7th) 12: 17.7 min (7th) 12: 45.9 min (13th) |
50: 39.2 min |
8th |
Simon Persson Daniel Svensson Karl Edenroth Gustav Eriksson |
SWE | 12: 21.8 min (8th) 13: 09.5 min (5th) 12: 39.3 min (13th) 12: 43.7 min (11th) |
50: 54.4 min |
9 |
Russell Kennedy Patrick Stewart-Jones Aaron Gillmor Andy Shields |
CAN | 12: 52.6 min (16th) 13: 28.1 min (10th) 12: 30.6 min (11th) 12: 24.7 min (6th) |
51: 16.2 min |
10 |
Tyler Kornfield Scott Patterson Andrew Dougherty Erik Bjornsen |
United States | 12: 22.4 min (9th) 13: 44.6 min (14th) 12: 43.2 min (14th) 12: 28.2 min (7th) |
51: 18.5 min |
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16 |
Andrin Vontobel Corsin Hösli Erwan cheese maker Fabian Schaad |
CHE | 13: 10.2 min (17th) 13: 57.1 min (17th) 12: 58.5 min (15th) 12: 54.0 min (12th) |
52: 24.7 min |
Date: January 31, 2011
A total of 19 nations registered a relay for this race and they all came to the finish.
Cross-country juniors
5 km freestyle
space | athlete | country | time |
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1 | Ragnhild Haga | NOR | 13: 50.6 min |
2 | Kari Øyre Slind | NOR | 13: 56.2 min |
3 | Heidi Weng | NOR | 13: 58.6 min |
4th | Martine Ek Hagen | NOR | 14:02.4 min |
5 | Elena Sobolyova | RUS | 14: 09.0 min |
6th | Anastasia Slonova | KAZ | 14: 12.3 min |
7th | Jessica Diggins | United States | 14: 18.2 min |
8th | Michiko Kashiwabara | JPN | 14: 27.3 min |
9 | Christa Hunter | CHE | 14: 28.1 min |
10 | Anna Shcherbinina | RUS | 14: 28.2 min |
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16 | Lucia Anger | GER | 14: 37.6 min |
18th | Helene Jacob | GER | 14: 41.9 min |
27 | Natalia Müller | CHE | 14: 57.3 min |
32 | Nathalie Schwarz | AUT | 15: 03.3 min |
34 | Teresa Stadlober | AUT | 15: 05.6 min |
Date: January 26, 2011
88 starters were registered. One registered participant did not start, one athlete did not finish.
Sprint classic
space | athlete | country | Qualification time |
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1 | Lucia Anger | GER | 3: 17.26 min (4.) |
2 | Kari Øyre Slind | NOR | 3: 18.67 min (5.) |
3 | Ragnhild Haga | NOR | 3: 30.13 min (2.) |
4th | Maria Grundvall | FIN | 3: 19.13 min (6th) |
5 | Hanna Kolb | GER | 3: 13.92 min (1st) |
6th | Elena Sobolyova | RUS | 3: 15.24 min (2.) |
7th | Michiko Kashiwabara | JPN | 3: 24.21 min (13th) |
8th | Gaia Vuerich | ITA | 3: 24.72 min (17.) |
9 | Evelina Settlin | SWE | 3: 23.57 min (11.) |
10 | Barbro Kvaale | NOR | 3: 25.02 min (19.) |
Date: January 28, 2011
A total of 87 athletes took part in the qualification.
10 km pursuit race
space | athlete | country | time |
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1 | Heidi Weng | NOR | 31: 08.4 min |
2 | Martine Ek Hagen | NOR | 31: 10.0 min |
3 | Helene Jacob | GER | 31: 10.5 min |
4th | Anastasia Slonova | KAZ | 31: 13.9 min |
5 | Ewelina Marcisz | POLE | 31: 14.6 min |
6th | Kari Øyre Slind | NOR | 31: 20.7 min |
7th | Elena Sobolyova | RUS | 31: 22.1 min |
8th | Lucia Anger | GER | 31: 24.5 min |
9 | Ragnhild Haga | NOR | 31: 34.5 min |
10 | Marjaana Pitkaenen | FIN | 31: 38.6 min |
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18th | Teresa Stadlober | AUT | 32: 29.0 min |
20th | Theresa Eichhorn | GER | 32: 29.7 min |
23 | Christa Hunter | CHE | 32: 49.0 min |
27 | Veronika Mayerhofer | AUT | 32: 53.3 min |
Date: January 30, 2011
75 athletes crossed the finish line and three gave up prematurely.
4x3.3 km relay
space | athlete | country | Terms | total time |
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1 |
Ragnhild Haga Martine Ek Hagen Heidi Weng Kari Øyre Slind |
NOR | 8: 23.0 min (2nd) 9: 23.9 min (3rd) 8: 30.9 min (1st) 8: 45.7 min (1st) |
35: 03.6 min |
2 |
Elena Serokhvostova Anna Shcherbinina Anna Netschajewskaja Jelena Soboljowa |
RUS | 8: 35.2 min (6th) 9: 14.6 min (1st) 8: 37.8 min (3rd) 8: 58.5 min (4th) |
35: 26.2 min |
3 |
Lucia Anger Theresa Eichhorn Helene Jacob Hanna Kolb |
GER | 8: 18.5 min (1st) 9: 45.3 min (5th) 8: 41.0 min (4th) 8: 53.4 min (3rd) |
35: 38.3 min |
4th |
Evelina Settlin Sofia Henriksson Madeleine Thorn Johanna Meyer |
SWE | 8: 32.0 min (3rd) 9: 16.8 min (2nd) 8: 55.6 min (6th) 9: 15.9 min (10th) |
36: 00.4 min |
5 |
Tanja Kauppinen Marjaana Pitkaenen Susanna Saapunki Maria Grundvall |
FRA | 8: 32.4 min (5th) 9: 28.0 min (4th) 9: 07.5 min (9th) 9: 03.5 min (6th) |
36: 11.5 min |
6th |
Anja Eržen Anamarija Lampič Lea Einfalt Nika Razinger |
SLO | 8: 32.0 min (4th) 9: 53.2 min (8th) 9: 06.7 min (8th) 8: 59.0 min (5th) |
36: 31.0 min |
7th |
Amy Glen Kinsey Loan Jessica Diggins Joanne Reid |
United States | 8: 53.0 min (9th) 10: 06.9 min (13th) 8: 36.3 min (2nd) 9: 06.8 min (7th) |
36: 43.1 min |
8th |
Lucia Scardoni Stefania Zanon Debora Agreiter Gaia Vuerich |
ITA | 8: 49.1 min (8th) 9: 51.5 min (6th) 8: 56.5 min (7th) 9: 32.0 min (13th) |
37: 09.3 min |
9 |
Anna Stojan Yekaterina Semyonvykh Olga Mandrika Anastasia Slonova |
KAZ | 9: 22.9 min (14th) 9: 56.9 min (10th) 9: 16.5 min (10th) 8: 50.9 min (2nd) |
37: 27.3 min |
10 |
Aline Arnould Manon Benoit Marion Colin Célia Aymonier |
FRA | 8: 55.4 min (11th) 9: 57.6 min (11th) 9: 20.5 min (11th) 9: 22.8 min (12th) |
37: 36.5 min |
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12 |
Veronika Mayerhofer Teresa Stadlober Sandra Bader Nathalie Schwarz |
AUT | 8: 47.5 min (7th) 9: 52.7 min (7th) 10: 00.5 min (15th) 9: 13.3 min (9th) |
37: 54.2 min |
13 |
Stefanie spokesman Jennifer Egger Christa Jäger Natalia Müller |
CHE | 9: 37.6 min (16th) 10: 05.6 min (12th) 8: 52.9 min (5th) 9: 18.4 min (11th) |
37: 54.7 min |
Date: January 31, 2011
A total of 17 nations registered a relay for this race and they all came to the finish.
Nordic combined juniors
Gundersen (normal hill HS 100/10 km)
space | athlete | country | Expanse | Points | Residue | End time |
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1 | Johannes Rydzek | GER | 93.5 m | 121.0 | 0:28 min (2.) | 26: 37.7 min |
2 | Marjan Jelenko | SLO | 93.5 m | 120.5 | 0:30 min (3.) | 27: 25.5 min |
3 | Kaarel Nurmsalu | EST | 96.5 m | 128.0 | 0:00 min (1st) | 27: 40.2 min |
4th | Ole Christian Wendel | NOR | 79.0 m | 88.0 | 2:40 min (27.) | 27: 58.3 min |
5 | Jørgen Graabak | NOR | 84.0 m | 98.0 | 2:00 min (11.) | 28: 03.0 min |
6th | Manuel Faisst | GER | 89.0 m | 111.5 | 1:06 min (5.) | 28: 16.9 min |
7th | Sepp Schneider | AUT | 78.0 m | 87.5 | 2:42 min (28.) | 28: 26.1 min |
8th | Truls Sönstehagen Johansen | NOR | 78.5 m | 88.5 | 2:38 min (24.) | 28: 27.3 min |
9 | Samuel Costa | ITA | 82.0 m | 95.5 | 2:10 min (15.) | 28: 30.8 min |
10 | Janis Morweiser | GER | 83.5 m | 97.5 | 2:02 min (12.) | 28: 31.1 min |
11 | Franz-Josef Rehrl | AUT | 78.0 m | 85.0 | 2:52 min (34th) | 28: 31.9 min |
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16 | Ivo Hess | CHE | 87.5 m | 79.0 | 2:42 min (28.) | 29: 22.9 min |
18th | Harald Lemmerer | AUT | 77.5 m | 84.0 | 2:56 min (37th) | 29: 35.3 min |
23 | Mario Seidl | AUT | 84.5 m | 99.0 | 1:56 min (10.) | 29: 47.0 min |
Date: January 27, 2011
The local hero Nurmsalu secured the jumping competition and went into the cross-country skiing competition with a lead of 28 seconds and 30 seconds respectively on the two favorites Rydzek and Jelenko. The strong runner Ole Christian Wendel was 27th after the jumping already 2:40 behind the Estonian. Already in the 2nd round (after a little more than 2.5 km) Jelenko and Rydzek were able to run into the hole. Of this leading trio, the German turned out to be the strongest runner and finally won 47 seconds or 1:03 ahead of Jelenko and Nurmsalu. Rydzek spoke of a perfect race after the competition. Nurmsalu announced that he got a little nervous as Wendel got closer, but after the 3rd lap it was 90% clear to him that he would not catch up with him. The mentioned Wendel had the fastest cross-country skiing time with almost 20 seconds ahead of the Austrians Rehrl and Schneider. For the medal winners, the 9th (Rydzek), 18th (Jelenko) and 33rd (Nurmsalu) running times were enough for their success. One runner did not step, three of the 57 participants who started did not reach the finish.
Gundersen (normal hill HS 106/5 km)
space | athlete | country | Expanse | Points | Residue | End time |
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1 | Marjan Jelenko | SLO | 93.0 m | 118.5 | 0:10 min (2nd) | 12: 44.5 min |
2 | Johannes Rydzek | GER | 88.0 m | 108.5 | 0:50 min (5.) | 13: 04.9 min |
3 | Kaarel Nurmsalu | EST | 93.5 m | 121.0 | 0:00 min (1st) | 13: 20.6 min |
4th | Manuel Faisst | GER | 85.5 m | 102.0 | 1:16 min (11.) | 13: 48.2 min |
5 | Joze Kamenik | SLO | 88.0 m | 108.0 | 0:52 min (6th) | 13: 50.6 min |
6th | Michael Brandner | AUT | 90.0 m | 113.5 | 0:30 min (3.) | 13: 56.8 min |
7th | Mario Seidl | AUT | 89.5 m | 112.0 | 0:36 min (4.) | 14: 00.9 min |
8th | Jørgen Graabak | NOR | 83.0 m | 97.0 | 1:36 min (18.) | 14: 03.1 min |
9 | Samuel Costa | ITA | 83.0 m | 97.0 | 1:36 min (18.) | 14: 03.5 min |
10 | Paweł Słowiok | POLE | 85.0 m | 101.0 | 1:20 min (12.) | 14: 09.8 min |
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12 | Franz-Josef Rehrl | AUT | 83.5 m | 98.0 | 1:32 min (14.) | 14: 16.1 min |
14th | Janis Morweiser | GER | 82.0 m | 94.5 | 1:46 min (20.) | 14: 23.7 min |
20th | Michael Schuller | GER | 79.5 m | 88.5 | 2:10 min (24.) | 14: 46.3 min |
26th | Sepp Schneider | AUT | 78.5 m | 85.5 | 2:22 min (29.) | 15: 14.6 min |
29 | Sven Fawer | CHE | 81.0 m | 91.5 | 1:58 min (22.) | 15: 21.5 min |
30th | Ivo Hess | CHE | 75.5 m | 80.0 | 2:44 min (40.) | 15: 24.0 min |
Date: January 29th, 2011
As already two days before, Nurmsalu emerged again as the jumping winner. This time the lead over Jelenko was 10 seconds and 30 seconds over third-placed Austrian Brandner. Rydzek was already 50 seconds behind the Estonian in 5th place, the other strong runners were already too far behind the medal ranks to be dangerous again on the short distance. Halfway through the race, Rydzek was still 21 seconds behind the now leading duo Jelenko / Nurmsalu. At the beginning of this second round, Jelenko was able to break away from Nurmsalu and did not give up this lead. Nurmsalu was left standing on the last slope by Rypdzek and was able to secure the silver medal. The fastest in cross-country skiing was again Ole Christian Wendel, who finished 28th, 20 seconds ahead of Rydzek and the American Nick Hendrickson. Jelenko ran fastest on the 11th, Nurmsalu would have been 37th in cross-country skiing. Nurmsalu celebrated his third bronze medal within three days, according to his own statements, with a glass of apple juice, as he had to compete with the Estonian team in the ski jumpers the next day. 59 athletes completed the jumping, one of them no longer started cross-country skiing and one combined athlete ended cross-country skiing prematurely.
Team competition
The team competition was scheduled for January 30, 2011, but had to be canceled.
Ski jumping juniors
Normal hill
space | athlete | country | Width 1 | Width 2 | Points |
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1 | Vladimir Sografski | BUL | 98.0 m | 95.0 m | 255 |
2 | Stefan Kraft | AUT | 91.5 m | 100.0 m | 251 |
3 | Kaarel Nurmsalu | EST | 93.5 m | 96.0 m | 249 |
4th | Not so with Fannemel | NOR | 89.5 m | 98.0 m | 241 |
5 | Marco Grigoli | CHE | 91.5 m | 93.0 m | 237 |
6th | Thomas Lackner | AUT | 92.0 m | 90.5 m | 233 |
7th | Sami Niemi | FIN | 91.0 m | 92.5 m | 232.5 |
8th | Aspen Røe | NOR | 93.5 m | 89.0 m | 231 |
9 | Richard Friday | GER | 89.0 m | 92.0 m | 228.5 |
10 | Alexandre Mabboux | FRA | 95.0 m | 86.0 m | 227.5 |
... | |||||
13 | Markus Schiffner | AUT | 87.0 m | 92.5 m | 224 |
14th | Daniel Little | GER | 87.0 m | 92.0 m | 223 |
23 | Pascal Egloff | CHE | 86.5 m | 95.5 m | 206 |
28 | Marinus Kraus | GER | 90.5 m | 75.0 m | 189 |
Date: January 28, 2011
Stefan Kraft secured himself the title of vice world champion with a hill record in the second round, so it was already clear before the team competition that the series of the ÖSV would continue, which has won at least one medal at every junior world championship in ski jumping since 1988. Gold went to the favorite Wladimir Sografski from Bulgaria, who was already World Cup experienced, and thus crowned himself the first Nordic Bulgarian junior world champion. The third place of the local hero Kaarel Nurmsalu was a big surprise, the actual combiner also secured the bronze medal in this sport the day before. "I didn't expect that. Tomorrow is actually my day with the combination. I thought maybe I'll make it into the top ten. I just wanted to try the special jumping," said the surprise man. The world cup experienced Richard Freitag disappointed a bit with the 9th place. Overall, there were jumpers from ten nations among the top 12. 68 participants came into the evaluation, two jumpers were disqualified.
Team jumping normal hill
space | athlete | country | Width 1 | Width 2 | Points |
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1 |
Michael Hayböck Stefan Kraft Markus Schiffner Thomas Lackner |
AUT | 95.0 m 93.5 m 89.5 m 79.5 m |
94.5 m 94.5 m 88.5 m 91.5 m |
920.5 |
2 |
Richard Freitag Daniel Wenig Marinus Kraus Stephan Leyhe |
GER | 95.5 m 92.5 m 89.0 m 91.5 m |
90.0 m 92.0 m 90.0 m 83.5 m |
913.0 |
3 |
Espen Røe Mats Berggaard Anders Fannemel Sigmund Hagehaugen |
NOR | 89.0 m 88.5 m 89.0 m 87.5 m |
90.0 m 89.0 m 88.0 m 87.0 m |
876.0 |
4th |
Tomasz Byrt Klemens Murańka Andrzej Zapotoczny Krzysztof Miętus |
POLE | 91.0 m 91.5 m 87.0 m 88.0 m |
93.0 m 88.0 m 88.5 m 77.0 m |
871.0 |
5 |
Rok Justin Andraž Pograjc Marjan Jelenko Nejc Dežman |
SLO | 90.0 m 88.0 m 89.0 m 84.0 m |
89.5 m 87.5 m 84.5 m 82.5 m |
847.0 |
6th |
Marco Grigoli Pascal Egloff Gregor Deschwanden Adrian Schuler |
CHE | 86.5 m 88.0 m 85.5 m 77.5 m |
91.5 m 88.5 m 88.0 m 86.0 m |
838.0 |
7th |
Antti Määttä Jarkko Määttä Miika Ylipulli Sami Niemi |
FIN | 87.0 m 83.5 m 84.0 m 85.5 m |
86.0 m 88.5 m 87.5 m 84.5 m |
826.0 |
8th |
Miloš Kadlec Robert Kuban Čestmír Kožíšek Pavel Farkas |
CZE | 89.0 m 84.5 m 83.5 m 79.5 m |
81.0 m 81.5 m 82.0 m 75.0 m |
728.5 |
Date: January 30th, 2011
After several postponements due to the strong wind, the defending champion quartet from Austria prevailed as expected with 920.5 points, relatively just ahead of the strong DSV team. After the first round, the German quartet was 24 points ahead. "It was good not to have jumped in the individual. I was really sick. That makes the title with the team all the better, which we hadn't really taken into account. We made up 24 points in the second round, that's sport," he said meanwhile three-time junior world champion Michael Hayböck. A small surprise was the third place of the Norwegian team, which just managed to prevail against the favored Poles. The Finnish team was disappointing, finishing 50 points behind a podium in 7th place. A total of 12 nations registered a team for this jumping.
Junior ski jumping women
Normal hill
space | athlete | country | Width 1 | Width 2 | Points |
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1 | Coline Mattel | FRA | 96.5 m | 98.5 m | 257.5 |
2 | Špela Rogelj | SLO | 96.5 m | 96.5 m | 254.0 |
3 | Yūki Itō | JPN | 93.0 m | 99.0 m | 252.0 |
4th | Jacqueline Seifriedsberger | AUT | 94.0 m | 95.5 m | 247.5 |
5 | Evelyn Insam | ITA | 94.5 m | 96.5 m | 245.0 |
6th | Sara Takanashi | JPN | 94.5 m | 90.0 m | 235.5 |
7th | Eva Logar | SLO | 90.5 m | 94.0 m | 233.5 |
8th | Carina Vogt | GER | 92.5 m | 92.5 m | 227.0 |
9 | Bigna Windmüller | CHE | 85.5 m | 91.0 m | 219.5 |
10 | Katharina Keil | AUT | 88.0 m | 89.5 m | 219.0 |
11 | Anna Rupprecht | GER | 92.5 m | 86.0 m | 214.5 |
... | |||||
14th | Svenja Würth | GER | 87.0 m | 86.5 m | 210.5 |
15th | Cornelia Roider | AUT | 87.0 m | 87.0 m | 209.5 |
22nd | Ramona Straub | GER | 83.0 m | 83.5 m | 190.0 |
Date: January 27, 2011
Coline Mattel, the favorite, won the competition, for the French woman, who turned 15 in November 2010, it was the second junior world championship medal in her career after silver in the previous year. The Japanese Yūki Itō reached after 93 meters in the first round and the associated fifth place with 99 in the second, the daily maximum and the jump on the podium. Second place went to the Slovenian Špela Rogelj, who thus held her place from the first round. It is noticeable that all medal winners were born in 94 or younger and none of the major ski jumping nations such as Norway, Austria, Germany or Finland were on the podium. 50 participants came into the evaluation, one jumper was disqualified.
Team jumping normal hill
The women's team competition was scheduled for January 29, 2011, but had to be canceled after several postponements.
Nations ranking
Nations ranking
space | country | gold | silver | bronze | total |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Norway | 6th | 6th | 5 | 17th |
2 | Russia | 3 | 6th | 3 | 12 |
3 | Germany | 3 | 3 | 2 | 8th |
4th | Finland | 2 | 0 | 4th | 6th |
5 | Slovenia | 1 | 2 | 0 | 3 |
6th | Austria | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
7th | France | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
7th | Bulgaria | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
7th | Canada | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
10 | Estonia | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 |
11 | Japan | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
11 | Sweden | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Junior nation ranking
space | country | gold | silver | bronze | total |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Norway | 5 | 4th | 3 | 12 |
2 | Germany | 3 | 3 | 2 | 8th |
3 | Russia | 1 | 3 | 1 | 5 |
4th | Slovenia | 1 | 2 | 0 | 3 |
5 | Austria | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
6th | France | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
6th | Bulgaria | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
8th | Estonia | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 |
8th | Finland | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 |
10 | Japan | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
U23 nations ranking
space | country | gold | silver | bronze | total |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Russia | 2 | 3 | 2 | 7th |
2 | Finland | 2 | 0 | 1 | 3 |
3 | Norway | 1 | 3 | 2 | 6th |
4th | Canada | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
5 | Sweden | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Web links
- The event website (English)