Nordic World Ski Championships 2011

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Nordic World Ski Championships 2011
	Men's	Ladies
winner
Cross country skiing sprint freestyle	Marcus Hellner	Marit Bjørgen
Classic cross-country team sprint	Kershaw / Harvey	Ingemarsdotter / Kalla
Classic cross-country skiing	Matti Heikkinen - 15 km	Marit Bjørgen - 10 km
Cross-country skiing pursuit	Petter Northug - 15k + 15F	Marit Bjørgen - 7.5k + 7.5F
Cross-country skiing freestyle	Petter Northug - 50 km	Therese Johaug - 30 km
Cross-country relay	Norway - 4 × 10 km	Norway - 4 × 5 km
Ski jumping normal hill	Thomas Morgenstern	Daniela Iraschko
Ski jumping large hill	Gregor Schlierenzauer	---
Ski jumping normal hill team	Austria	---
Ski jumping large hill team	Austria
North. Combination single normal hill	Eric Frenzel	---
North. Combination single large hill	Jason Lamy Chappuis	---
North. Combination team normal hill	Austria	---
North. Combination team large hill	Austria
Individual competitions	8th	6th
Team competitions	6th	1
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The 48th Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 took place from February 23 to March 6, 2011 in the Norwegian capital Oslo on Holmenkollen . This was decided on May 25, 2006 during the FIS Congress in Vilamoura ( Portugal ). Oslo prevailed with twelve votes against Val di Fiemme / Italy (four votes) and Zakopane / Poland (no vote). Oslo had previously hosted four Nordic World Ski Championships in 1930, 1952, 1966 and 1982.

For the female ski jumpers, a team competition should be introduced after their individual competition debut at the 2009 World Championships , but this was rejected in March 2009. On the other hand, a second team competition was held for the men, which had been on the program again and again in the past or had been canceled. In the Nordic Combined, the mass start competition was canceled, instead there was a second team competition with jumping from the normal hill.

Host Norway was the most successful nation with eight gold medals - all in cross-country competitions - and with this result set a new record at the Nordic World Ski Championships. However, there had never been so many competitions before as at this World Cup. All ski jumping competitions as well as the team competitions in Nordic combined were won by Austrian athletes. The most successful participant was the Norwegian cross-country skier Marit Bjørgen with three individual gold medals and one in the relay. There was also a silver medal. Cross-country skier Petter Northug from Norway won two individual titles, another with the relay and was also twice vice world champion. The Austrian ski jumpers Thomas Morgenstern and Gregor Schlierenzauer were each world champion three times. Two of these titles went to the Austrian ski jumping team. Morgenstern also won a silver medal in an individual competition.

Cross-country men

Sprint freestyle

space	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Marcus Hellner	2: 57.4 min
2	Petter Northug	+ 0.7 s
3	Emil Jonsson	+ 1.2 s
4th	Ola Vigen Hattestad	+ 2.4 s
5	Jesper Modin	+ 3.1 s
6th	Peeter Caraway	+ 4.1 s
7th	Alex Harvey
8th	Nikolai Morilov
9	Dario Cologna
10	Andrew Newell
11	Martin Hunter
...	...	...
21st	Bernhard Tritscher
27	Daniel Heun
29	Tim Tscharnke

World Champion 2009 : Ola Vigen Hattestad / Olympic Champion 2010 : Nikita Krjukow  

Date: February 24, 2011

Not qualified for the finals (place in the qualification) : Jöri Kindschi (38th) Josef Wenzl (39th) Christoph Eigenmann (40th) Hannes Dotzler (45th) Harald Wurm (53rd) Markus Bader (54th) Max Hauke (55.)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Classic team sprint

space	country	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Canada	Devon Kershaw Alex Harvey	19: 10.0
2	Norway	Petter Northug Ola Vigen Hattestad	+ 0.2 s
3	Russia	Alexander Panschinsky Nikita Kryukov	+ 0.5 s
4th	Germany	Jens Filbrich Tim Tscharnke	+ 0.9 s
5	Finland	Sami Jauhojärvi Ville Nousiainen	+ 1.1 s
6th	Kazakhstan	Denis Wolotka Alexei Poltoranin	+ 11.5 s
7th	Sweden	Jesper Modin Emil Jönsson	+ 12.0 s
8th	France	Jean-Marc Gaillard Cyril Miranda	+ 22.4 s
9	Italy	Renato Pasini Loris Frasnelli	+ 29.1 s
10	United States	Torin Koos Andrew Newell	+ 51.6 s

World Champion 2009 : ( Øystein Pettersen - Petter Northug ) / Olympic Champion 2010 : ( Johan Kjølstad - Ola Vigen Hattestad )

Date: March 2, 2011

For Canada this was the first gold medal at the Nordic World Ski Championships.

Winner's podium of the men's team sprint

The Austrian duo Max Hauke / Aurelius Herburger ranked 14th.

15 km classic

space	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Matti Heikkinen	38: 14.7 min
2	Eldar Rønning	+ 13.3 s
3	Martin Johnsrud Sundby	+ 31.9 s
4th	Stanislav Wolschenzew	+ 36.6 s
5	Sami Jauhojärvi	+ 44.2 s
6th	Maurice Manificat	+ 48.8 s
7th	Lukáš Bauer	+ 55.0 s
8th	Ville Nousiainen	+ 56.3 s
9	Tobias Angerer	+1: 10.1 min
10	Maxim Wylegschanin	+1: 11.0 min
...	...	...
13	Axel Teichmann	+1: 28.1 min
25th	Dario Cologna	+ 2: 11.8 min
47	Hannes Dotzler	+ 3: 29.2 min

World champion 2009 (classic): Andrus Veerpalu / Olympic champion 2010 (freestyle): Dario Cologna  

Date: March 1, 2011

It was the first gold for Finland's men in cross-country skiing since the 2001 doping scandal.

30 km pursuit race

space	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Petter Northug	1: 14: 10.4 h
2	Maxim Wylegschanin	+ 0.7 s
3	Ilya Chernousov	+ 1.2 s
4th	Syarhej Dalidowitsch	+ 2.6 s
5	Martin Johnsrud Sundby	+ 3.1 s
6th	Marcus Hellner	+ 3.1 s
7th	Roland Clara	+ 5.4 s
8th	Tobias Angerer	+ 6.5 s
9	Devon Kershaw	+ 6.5 s
10	Giorgio Di Centa	+ 9.4 s
11	Franz Goering	+ 10.1 s
...	...	...
24	Dario Cologna	+ 54.2 s
30th	Jens Filbrich	+ 2: 10.8 min
33	Remo Fischer	+ 2: 55.7 min
36	Tom Reichelt	+ 3: 01.0 min
40	Jürgen Pinter	+ 3: 26.3 min
54	Toni Livers	+ 5: 55.9 min

World Champion 2009 : Petter Northug / Olympic Champion 2010 : Marcus Hellner  

Date: February 27, 2011

Both between Martin Johnsrud Sundby and Marcus Hellner and between Tobias Angerer and Devon Kershaw there were photo finish decisions.     

50 km freestyle

space	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Petter Northug	2:08:09 h
2	Maxim Wylegschanin	+ 1.7 s
3	Tord Asle Gjerdalen	+ 6.3 s
4th	Sjur Røthe	+ 8.0 s
5	Alex Harvey	+ 8.2 s
6th	Tobias Angerer	+ 8.2 s
7th	Daniel Richardsson	+ 8.5 s
8th	Juha Lallukka	+ 10.4 s
9	Giorgio Di Centa	+ 24.9 s
10	Syarhej Dalidowitsch	+ 26.9 s
...	...	...
18th	Tom Reichelt	+1: 22.2 min
20th	Dario Cologna	+1: 49.7 min
27	Franz Goering	+ 3: 40.4 min
34	Tim Tscharnke	+ 5: 58.3 min
34	Remo Fischer	+ 7: 20.3 min
44	Curdin Perl	+ 9: 18.0 min
47	Jürgen Pinter	+ 10: 10.8 min
48	Bernhard Tritscher	+ 10: 51.7 min
55	Toni Livers	+ 13: 03.2 min
60	Thomas Grader	+ 16: 09.2 min
64	Johannes Dürr	+ 21: 56.1 min

Scene from the early stages of the race

The field of participants

Ville Nousiainen and Daniel Richardsson

World Champion 2009 (freestyle): Petter Northug / Olympic Champion 2010 (classic): Petter Northug  

Date: March 6, 2011

There was a photo finish decision between Sjur Røthe , Alex Harvey and Tobias Angerer   

4 × 10 km relay

space	country	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Norway	Petter Northug Eldar Rønning Tord Asle Gjerdalen Martin Johnsrud Sundby	1: 40: 10.2 h
2	Sweden	Marcus Hellner Daniel Richardsson Johan Olsson Anders Södergren	+ 1.3 s
3	Germany	Jens Filbrich Axel Teichmann Franz Göring Tobias Angerer	+ 5.7 s
4th	Finland	Juha Lallukka Matti Heikkinen Ville Nousiainen Sami Jauhojärvi	+ 15.0 s
5	Italy	Giorgio Di Centa Pietro Piller Cottrer Valerio Checchi Roland Clara	+ 31.3 s
6th	Japan	Masaya Kimura Kōhei Shimizu Keishin Yoshida Nobu Naruse	+1: 39.2 min
7th	Russia	Stanislaw Wolschenzew Maxim Wylegschanin Alexander Legkow Ilya Chernousov	+ 2: 36.1 min
8th	Czech Republic	Lukáš farmer Martin Jakš Jiří Magál Martin Koukal	+ 2: 58.0 min
9	Switzerland	Curdin Perl Remo Fischer Toni Livers Dario Cologna	+ 3: 10.7 min
10	Estonia	Jaak Mae Karel Tammjärv Aivar Rehemaa Algo Kärp	+ 3: 11.1 min

World Champion 2009 : Norway ( Eldar Rønning , Odd-Bjørn Hjelmeset , Tore Ruud Hofstad , Petter Northug ) Olympic Champion 2010 : Sweden ( Daniel Richardsson , Johan Olsson , Anders Södergren , Marcus Hellner )  
 

Date: March 4, 2011

Cross-country women

Sprint freestyle

space	sportswoman
1	Marit Bjørgen
2	Arianna Follis
3	Petra Majdič
4th	Vesna Fabjan
5	Justyna Kowalczyk
6th	Alena Procházková
7th	Laure Barthélémy
8th	Charlotte Kalla
9	Astrid Jacobsen
10	Hanna Brodin
...	...
15th	Nicole Fessel
22nd	Silvana Bucher
23	Denise Herrmann

World Champion 2009 : Norway / Olympic Champion 2010 : Italy  

Date: February 24, 2011

Not qualified for the finals (place in the qualification) : Kateřina Smutná (36th) Laurien van der Graaff (40th) Lucia Anger (43rd) Hanna Kolb (59th)
 
 
 
 

Classic team sprint

space	country	Sportswomen	Time / backlog
1	Sweden	Ida Ingemarsdotter Charlotte Kalla	19: 25.0 min
2	Finland	Aino-Kaisa Saarinen Krista Lähteenmäki	+ 3.3 s
3	Norway	Maiken Caspersen Falla Astrid Jacobsen	+ 4.1 s
4th	Italy	Arianna Follis Marianna Longa	+ 15.1 s
5	Slovenia	Katja Višnar Petra Majdič	+ 18.5 s
6th	Canada	Perianne Jones Daria Gaiazova	+ 46.9 s
7th	Germany	Stefanie Böhler Nicole Fessel	+ 47.8 s
8th	Japan	Masako Ishida Madoka Natsumi	+ 54.1 s
9	United States	Sadie Bjornsen Kikkan Randall	+ 56.5 s
10	Russia	Anastassija Dozenko Julija Ivanova	+ 58.3 s

World champions 2009 : ( Aino-Kaisa Saarinen - Virpi Kuitunen ) / Olympic champions 2010 : ( Evi Sachsenbacher-Stehle - Claudia Nystad )

Date: March 2, 2011

Winner's podium of the women's team sprint

10 km classic

space	sportswoman	Time / backlog
1	Marit Bjørgen	27: 39.3 min
2	Justyna Kowalczyk	+ 4.1 s
3	Aino-Kaisa Saarinen	+ 9.7 s
4th	Therese Johaug	+ 23.7 s
5	Krista Lähteenmäki	+ 23.9 s
6th	Pirjo Murans	+ 26.8 s
7th	Marianna Longa	+ 28.9 s
8th	Kerttu Niskanen	+ 49.7 s
9	Vibeke Skofterud	+1: 00.9 min
10	Kristin Størmer Steira	+1: 03.6 min
...	...	...
15th	Kateřina Smutná	+1: 29.5 min
22nd	Katrin Zeller	+1: 57.6 min
33	Doris Trachsel	+ 2: 45.5 min
42	Lucia Anger	+ 3: 07.0 min
43	Denise Herrmann	+ 3: 08.1 min

World Champion 2009 (classic): Aino-Kaisa Saarinen / Olympic Champion 2010 (freestyle): Charlotte Kalla  

Date: February 28, 2011

15 km pursuit race

space	sportswoman	Time / backlog
1	Marit Bjørgen	38: 08.6 min
2	Justyna Kowalczyk	+ 7.5 s
3	Therese Johaug	+ 8.8 s
4th	Charlotte Kalla	+ 53.9 s
5	Marianna Longa	+1: 08.4 min
6th	Maria Rydqvist	+1: 08.8 min
7th	Nicole Fessel	+1: 08.8 min
8th	Aino-Kaisa Saarinen	+1: 11.3 min
9	Kristin Størmer Steira	+1: 16.0 min
10	Anna Haag	+1: 38.2 min
...	...	...
13	Evi Sachsenbacher-Stehle	+1: 57.2 min
16	Katrin Zeller	+ 2: 02.4 min
40	Stefanie Boehler	+ 4: 30.3 min

World Champion 2009 : Justyna Kowalczyk / Olympic Champion 2010 : Marit Bjørgen  

Date: February 26, 2011

There was a photo finish decision between Maria Rydqvist and Nicole Fessel .   

Winner's podium of the 15 km race

30 km freestyle

space	sportswoman	Time / backlog
1	Therese Johaug	1: 23: 45.1 h
2	Marit Bjørgen	+ 44.0 s
3	Justyna Kowalczyk	+1: 34.0 min
4th	Charlotte Kalla	+ 2: 05.5 min
5	Kristin Størmer Steira	+ 2: 20.8 min
6th	Vibeke Skofterud	+ 2: 36.4 min
7th	Nicole Fessel	+ 3: 03.9 min
8th	Marianna Longa	+ 3: 09.8 min
9	Antonella Confortola Wyatt	+ 3: 10.2 min
10	Anna Haag	+ 3: 11.4 min
...	...	...
12	Katrin Zeller	+ 4: 00.7 min
13	Evi Sachsenbacher-Stehle	+ 4: 32.8 min
19th	Silvana Bucher	+ 7: 14.8 min
39	Denise Herrmann	+ 11: 25.5 min

Marit Bjørgen and Justyna Kowalczyk halfway through the race

World Champion 2009 (Freestyle): Justyna Kowalczyk / Olympic Champion 2010 (classic): Justyna Kowalczyk  

Date: March 5, 2011

4 × 5 km relay

space	country	athlete	time
1	Norway	Vibeke Skofterud Therese Johaug Kristin Størmer Steira Marit Bjørgen	53: 30.0 min
2	Sweden	Ida Ingemarsdotter Anna Haag Britta Johansson Norgren Charlotte Kalla	+ 36.1 s
3	Finland	Pirjo Muranen Aino-Kaisa Saarinen Riitta-Liisa Roponen Krista Lähteenmäki	+ 59.8 s
4th	Italy	Marianna Longa Antonella Confortola Wyatt Silvia Rupil Arianna Follis	+1: 26.1 min
5	Germany	Stefanie Böhler Katrin Zeller Evi Sachsenbacher-Stehle Nicole Fessel	+1: 41.8 min
6th	Russia	Valentina Novikowa Alija Iksanowa Julija Tschekaljowa Olga Michailowa	+ 2: 15.4 min
7th	Slovenia	Anja Eržen Petra Majdič Vesna Fabjan Barbara Jezeršek	+ 2: 23.0 min
8th	Poland	Ewelina Marcisz Justyna Kowalczyk Paulina Maciuszek Agnieszka Szymańczak	+ 2: 49.2 min
9	United States	Kikkan Randall Holly Brooks Elizabeth Stephen Jessica Diggins	+ 2: 54.7 min
10	Japan	Madoka Natsumi Masako Ishida Yuki Kobayashi Michiko Kashiwabara	+ 2: 55.8 min

World champions 2009 : Finland ( Pirjo Muranen , Virpi Kuitunen , Riitta-Liisa Roponen , Aino-Kaisa Saarinen ) Olympic champions 2010 : Norway ( Vibeke Skofterud , Therese Johaug , Kristin Størmer Steira , Marit Bjørgen )  
 

Date: March 3, 2011

Ski jumping men

Single (normal hill)

space	athlete	Widths [m]	Points
1	Thomas Morgenstern	101.5 / 107.0	269.2
2	Andreas Kofler	99.5 / 105.0	260.1
3	Adam Malysz	97.5 / 102.0	252.2
4th	Simon Ammann	97.5 / 101.5	247.6
5	Tom Hilde	94.0 / 101.5	244.8
6th	Kamil Stoch	94.0 / 101.0	240.5
7th	Severin friend	95.5 / 100.0	239.2
8th	Gregor Schlierenzauer	93.5 / 98.0	235.2
9	Bardal is different	97.0 / 98.5	232.6
10	Anssi Koivuranta	98.5 / 94.0	231.9
11	Michael Uhrmann	93.5 / 99.5	231.2
...	...	...	...
14th	Martin Schmitt	93.5 / 97.5	229.4
21st	Martin Koch	90.0 / 97.5	222.4
29	Andreas Kuettel	91.5 / 93.5	211.4
37	Wolfgang Loitzl	86.0 / ---	93.2
43	Pascal Egloff	86.5 / ---	87.8
44	Pascal Bodmer	84.5 / ---	87.6
45	Marco Grigoli	86.5 / ---	87.3

World champion 2009 : Wolfgang Loitzl / Olympic champion 2010 : Simon Ammann  

Date: February 26, 2011, 3:00 p.m.

The result of the first three did not change after the first round. Only the first thirty jumpers qualified for the second round.

The most important other widths / other data: 13. Daiki Itō (JPN) 229.9 (92.5 / 98.0); 15. Anders Jacobsen (NOR) 229.0 (92.5 / 99.0); 17. Peter Prevc (SLO) 224.6 (94.0 / 95.0), 20. Janne Ahonen (FIN) 223.0 (96.0 / 94.0); 21. Jakub Janda (CZE) 222.4 (91.0 / 96.5); 26. Noriaki Kasai (JPN) 215.7 (93.5 / 92.5); 38. Matti Hautamäki (FIN) 91.7 (84.5); 46. Johan Remen Evensen (NOR) 85.1 (90.0; the world record holder fell).

Single (large hill)

space	athlete	Widths [m]	Points
1	Gregor Schlierenzauer	130.0 / 134.5	277.5
2	Thomas Morgenstern	133.0 / 131.0	277.2
3	Simon Ammann	129.5 / 134.5	274.3
4th	Andreas Kofler	129.5 / 134.0	269.6
5	Matti Hautamäki	134.5 / 129.0	266.2
6th	Michael Uhrmann	133.0 / 129.0	264.0
7th	Bardal is different	133.5 / 125.0	263.8
8th	Martin Koch	130.0 / 129.5	262.3
9	Jacobsen is different	134.0 / 123.0	260.7
10	Tom Hilde	133.5 / 128.5	259.0
12	Severin friend	129.5 / 126.0	255.2
15th	Richard Friday	129.5 / 123.5	244.7
16	Martin Schmitt	116.0 / 128.5	242.8
43	Andreas Kuettel	112.0 / ---	91.5
45	Marco Grigoli	109.5 / ---	89.7

World Champion 2009 : Andreas Küttel / Olympic Champion 2010 : Simon Ammann  

Date: March 3, 2011 (qualification & final)

After the first round, Thomas Morgenstern was in the lead and seemed to be able to take the win here - after the victory on the normal hill. Anders Jacobsen and Anders Bardal were on the other medals. Gregor Schlierenzauer was fourth, Simon Ammann eighth. In the second round, however, the order changed dramatically. As in the competition on the normal hill, only the thirty best jumpers made it to the second round.

Team (normal hill)

space	country	athlete	Points
1	Austria	Gregor Schlierenzauer Martin Koch Andreas Kofler Thomas Morgenstern	1025.5
2	Norway	Anders Jacobsen Bjørn Einar Romøren Anders Bardal Tom Hilde	1000.5
3	Germany	Martin Schmitt Michael Neumayer Michael Uhrmann Severin Freund	968.2
4th	Poland	Kamil Stoch Piotr Żyła Stefan Hula Adam Małysz	953.0
5	Japan	Fumihisa Yumoto Taku Takeuchi Noriaki Kasai Daiki Itō	931.1
6th	Slovenia	Mitja Mežnar Jernej Damjan Robert Kranjec Peter Prevc	924.2
7th	Czech Republic	Borek Sedlák Roman Koudelka Jan Matura Jakub Janda	917.9
8th	Finland	Anssi Koivuranta Olli Muotka Janne Ahonen Matti Hautamäki	900.5
9	Russia	Pawel Karelin Denis Kornilow Ilya Roslyakov Dmitri Vasiliev	444.8
10	Switzerland	Pascal Egloff Andreas Küttel Marco Grigoli Simon Ammann	418.2

A team competition on the normal hill was not on the program at either the 2009 World Championships or the 2010 Olympic Games.

Date: February 27, 2011

After 2001 and 2005 it was only the third time that a team competition was held on the normal hill. Austria won all three competitions.

Daten der Medaillengewinner:
Rang 1 Österreich 1.025,5 (Schlierenzauer 249,9 105,0/103,0; Koch 258,8 105,5/102,0; Kofler 254,7 105,0/103,5; Morgenstern 262,1 105,0/108,0)
Rang 2 Norwegen 1.000,5 (Jacobsen 252,5 103,5/102,5; Romøren 242,5 101,5/100,5; Bardal 255,9 105,5/101,0; Hilde 249,6 102,5/102,5)
Rang 3 Deutschland 968,2 (Schmitt 249,3 104,5/104,0; Neumayer 234,3 101,0/99,5; Uhrmann 243,7 102,0/102,5; Freund 240,9 105,0/105,5; Schlussspringer Freund stürzte, doch es reichte immer noch zu einer Medaille.)

Stand nach dem ersten Durchgang: 1. Österreich 525,4; 2. Norwegen 514,7; 3. Deutschland 502,7; 4. Polen 476,4; 5. Tschechien 468,3; 6. Japan 467,5; 7. Slowenien 455,1; 8. Finnland 446,8.

Nicht für das Finale qualifiziert: 9. Russland 444,8; 10. Schweiz (Pascal Egloff 87,6 87,0; Andreas Küttel 104,5 93,5; Marco Grigoli 101,5 92,5; Simon Ammann 124,6 101,0) 418,2; 11. Italien 417,8; 12. Kasachstan 366,2.

Beste Einzelergebnisse: 1. Morgenstern 262,1 (105,0/108,0); 2. Koch 258,8 (105,5/102,0); 3. Hautamäki 257,8 (102,5/108,0).

Team (large hill)

space	country	athlete	Points
1	Austria	Gregor Schlierenzauer Martin Koch Andreas Kofler Thomas Morgenstern	500.0
2	Norway	Anders Jacobsen Johan Remen Evensen Anders Bardal Tom Hilde	456.4
3	Slovenia	Peter Prevc Jurij Tepeš Jernej Damjan Robert Kranjec	452.6
4th	Germany	Martin Schmitt Richard Freitag Severin's friend Michael Uhrmann	451.9
5	Poland	Kamil Stoch Piotr Żyła Stefan Hula Adam Małysz	435.6
6th	Japan	Taku Takeuchi Fumihisa Yumoto Noriaki Kasai Daiki Itō	410.7
7th	Finland	Matti Hautamäki Olli Muotka Anssi Koivuranta Janne Ahonen	408.3
8th	Czech Republic	Jakub Janda Lukáš Hlava Jan Matura Roman Koudelka	387.7
9	Russia	Pawel Karelin Denis Kornilow Ilya Roslyakov Dmitri Vasiliev	285.5
10	Kazakhstan	Alexei Koroljow Yevgeny Lyovkin Nikolai Karpenko Radik Schaparow	265.2

World Champion 2009 : Austria ( Wolfgang Loitzl , Martin Koch , Thomas Morgenstern , Gregor Schlierenzauer ) Olympic Champion 2010 : Austria ( Wolfgang Loitzl , Andreas Kofler , Thomas Morgenstern , Gregor Schlierenzauer )  
 

Date: March 5, 2011

The second round was canceled due to the wind and the status after the first round was evaluated.

Andreas Kofler improved his own hill record from 139.5 to 141.0 meters.

Austria won this competition for the fourth time in a row after 2005, 2007 and 2009.

Gregor Schlierenzauer put the Austrians in the lead, but after the second group Germany was ahead, and after Kofler's hill record there was an advantage of Germany with 361 points over Austria with 359 points. It was followed by Norway (331.0), Poland (312.4) and Slovenia (312.0). The Slovenian final jumper Robert Kranjec presented a 136-meter jump, which received a high jury rating; The Pole Adam Małysz barely lagged behind with 135.5 meters, but received worse posture marks, but above all a higher wind point deduction (18.2 compared to 5.2). Norway's Tom Hilde reached 127.5 meters; the German Michael Uhrmann only managed 110 meters. After Thomas Morgenstern's jump to 140.5 meters, Germany fell back to fourth place, 0.7 points behind the third-placed Slovenes.

Die statistischen Details der ersten vier Nationen:
Österreich (Schlierenzauer 120,0/125,5 m; Koch 106,8/118,5; Kofler 132,2/141; Morgenstern 141,0/140,5) 500,0.
Norwegen (Jacobsen 107,1/120,5; Evensen 104,0/119,0; Bardal 119,9/127,5; Hilde 125,4/127,5) 456,4.
Slowenien (Prevc 87,9/109,0; Tepeš 106,9/120,0; Damjan 117,2/127,5; Kranjec 140,6/136,0) 452,6.
Deutschland (Schmitt 108.2/124,5; Freitag 128,0/132,0; Freund 124,8/124,0; Uhrmann 90,9/110,0) 451,9.

Ski jumping women

Single (normal hill)

space	sportswoman	Widths [m]	Points
1	Daniela Iraschko	97.0 / 97.0	231.7
2	Elena Runggaldier	97.5 / 93.5	218.9
3	Coline Mattel	92.0 / 97.0	211.5
4th	Eva Logar	91.0 / 88.5	197.9
5	Maja Vtič	88.5 / 97.0	196.0
6th	Sara Takanashi	92.0 / 93.0	195.0
7th	Ayumi Watase	89.0 / 93.0	192.8
8th	Evelyn Insam	94.5 / 87.5	188.1
9	Melanie Faiss	88.0 / 92.0	185.1
10	Line year	89.5 / 84.5	181.3
19th	Ulrike Graessler	94.0 / 79.5	171.4
25th	Sabrina Windmüller	83.5 / 81.5	155.1
31	Juliane Seyfarth	80.5 / ---	71.2
32	Jacqueline Seifriedsberger	78.0 / ---	71.1
35	Anna Häfele	75.0 / ---	58.8

World Champion 2009 : Lindsey Van / not yet in the program at the 2010 Olympic Games 

Date: February 25, 2011

Stand nach dem ersten Durchgang: 1. Iraschko 118,2; 2. Runggaldier 113,4; 3. Grässler 103,2; 4. Logar 102,7; 5. Mattel 98,8; weiters 10. Faißt 86,8; 25. Windmüller 78,6.

Defending champion Lindsey Van qualified as 34th (75 meters; 61.4 points) after the first round not for the final, which, like the men, only reached the top thirty.  

Thus, the Austrian athletes won all jumping competitions at this World Cup.

Nordic combined men

Individual (normal hill / 10 km)

space	athlete	Jump [distance (m) / points / deficit (min)]	Time / backlog
1	Eric Frenzel	109.5 / 131.8 / 0:00	25: 19.2 min
2	Tino Edelmann	103.0 / 120.9 / 0:44	+ 11.9 s
3	Felix Gottwald	98.0 / 113.7 / 1:12	+ 18.4 s
4th	Johannes Rydzek	97.5 / 118.1 / 0:55	+ 22.9 s
5	Akito Watabe	99.0 / 114.1 / 1:11	+ 25.5 s
6th	Mikko Kokslien	96.5 / 111.2 / 1:22	+ 29.6 s
7th	Bill Demong	93.0 / 105.1 / 1:47	+ 46.2 s
8th	Todd Lodwick	97.0 / 113.5 / 1:13	+ 46.9 s
9	Håvard Klemetsen	104.0 / 127.1 / 0:19	+ 47.0 s
10	Lukas Runggaldier	104.0 / 127.1 / 0: 1999.5 / 112.6 / 1:17	+ 47.0 s
...	...	...	...
12	David Kreiner	97.0 111.8 / 1:20	+ 58.8 s
13	Wilhelm Denifl	96.5 / 113.3 / 1:14	+ 59.4 s
25th	Ronny Heer	92.0 / 101.3 / 2:02	+ 2: 14.0 min
28	Björn Kircheisen	95.0 / 106.8 / 1:40	+ 2: 19.2 min
29	Mario Stecher	98.0 / 112.5 / 1:17	+ 2: 20.2 min
32	Seppi Hurschler	86.0 / 88.7 / 2:52	+ 2: 34.9 min

World Champion 2009 : Todd Lodwick / Olympic Champion 2010 : Jason Lamy Chappuis  

Date: February 26, 2011

Between Todd Lodwick , Lukas Runggaldier and Håvard Klemetsen there was a photo finish decision.    

Weitere Platzierte: 14. Magnus Moan NOR + 1:02,7; 15. Jason Lamy Chappuis FRA + 1:03,3; 16. Maxime Laheurte FRA + 1:04,9; 17. Alessandro Pittin ITA 1:31,3; 19. Johnny Spillane USA + 1:32,3; 20. François Braud FRA + 1:33,0; 21. Hannu Manninen FIN + 1:44,6; 22. Bryan Fletcher USA + 1:49,8; 27. Marjan Jelenko SLO + 2:18,5; 30. Sébastien Lacroix FRA + 2:27,0. 55 klassiert.

Springen: 1. Frenzel; 2. Klemetsen; 3. Lamy Chappuis 123,9/102,5 + 0,32; 4. Laheurte 123,1/102,0 + 0,35; 5. Braud 121,6/101,0 + 0,41; 6. Edelmann; 7. Jelenko 119,2/102,0 + 0,50; 8. Jan Schmid 119,1/100,5 + 0,51; 9. Rydzek; 10. Bryan Fletcher 116,7/98,5 + 1:00; …; 13. Watabe; 15. Gottwald; 16. Lodwick; 17. ex aequo Lacroix 113,3/98,5 und Denifl; 19. Runggaldier; 20. Stecher; 22. Kreiner; 23. Moan 111,4/97,5 + 1:22; 24. Kokslien; 27. Kircheisen; 29. Demong; 30. Manninen 104,2/95,0 + 1:50; 32. Heer; 34. Spillane 100,5/91,5 + 2:05; 36. Pittin 98,8/92,0 + 2:12; 48. Hurschler

10-km-Langlauf: 1. Demong 24:18,4; 2. Gottwald 24:25,6; 3. Kokslien 24:26,8; 4. Watabe 24:33,7: 5. Pittin 24:38,5; 6. Spillane 24:46,5; 7. ex aequo Edelmann und Rydzek 24.47,1; 9. Runggaldier 24:49,2; 10. Lodwick 24:53,1; 11. Kreiner 24:58,0; 12. Moan 24:59,9; 14. Hurschler 25:02,1; 16. Denifl 25:04,6; 18. Manninen 25:13,8; 19. Frenzel 25:19,2; 22. Heer 25:31,2; 26. Laheurte 25:49,1; 28. Lamy Chappuis 25:50,5; 30. Kircheisen 25:58,4; 31. Bryan Fletcher 26:09,0; 32. Braud 26:11,2; 33. Stecher 26:22,4; 36. Lacroix 26.32,2; 37. Jan Schmid 26:36,1; 40. Jelenko 26:47,7.

Individual (large hill / 10 km)

space	athlete	Jump [distance (m) / points / deficit (min)]	Time / backlog
1	Jason Lamy Chappuis	133.5 / 125.5 / 0:06	25: 31.6 min
2	Johannes Rydzek	127.0 / 118.1 / 0:36	+ 6.7 s
3	Eric Frenzel	126.5 / 117.1 / 0:40	+ 7.0 s
4th	Håvard Klemetsen	133.5 / 127.1 / 0:00	+ 37.6 s
5	Todd Lodwick	123.0 / 109.2 / 1:12	+ 38.8 s
6th	Bill Demong	117.5 / 103.3 / 1:35	+ 49.3 s
7th	Tomáš Slavík	120.5 / 111.9 / 1:01	+ 51.9 s
8th	Lukas Runggaldier	121.5 / 106.0 / 1:24	+ 59.2 s
9	François Braud	126.0 / 116.0 / 0:44	+1: 02.7 min
10	Mario Stecher	123.0 / 112.4 / 0.59	+1: 08.3 min
...	...	...	...
12	David Kreiner	117.0 / 98.8 / 1:53	+1: 14.6 min
15th	Tino Edelmann	125.0 / 113.4 / 0.55	+1: 36.7 min
18th	Felix Gottwald	109.5 / 89.7 / / 2:30	+1: 41.8 min
19th	Wilhelm Denifl	131.0 / 123.7 / 0.14	+1: 50.6 min
26th	Seppi Hurschler	108.5 / 87.1 / 2:40	+ 2: 29.0 min
27	Ronny Heer	113.0 / 99.3 / 1:51	+ 2: 31.7 min
32	Tim Hug	111.5 / 94.6 / 2:10	+ 3: 12.0 min

World Champion 2009 : Bill Demong / Olympic Champion 2010 : Bill Demong  

Date: March 2, 2011

Weitere wichtige Platzierungen: 11. Mikko Kokslien NOR + 1:12,9; 13. Akito Watabe JPN 1:18,8; 14. Jan Schmid NOR 1:28,0; 16. Hannu Manninen FIN + 1:36,9; 21. Maxime Laheurte FRA + 1:59,7; 22. Johnny Spillane USA + 2:02,5; 24. Alessandro Pittin ITA + 2:18,3; 31. Kaarel Nurmsalu EST + 3:10.1; 38. Armin Bauer ITA + 3:54,2. - 54 Klassierte.

Springen: 1. Klemetsen; 2. Lamy Chappuis; 3. Denifl; 4. Nurmsalu 122,3/127,5 + 0,19; 5. Rydzek; 6. Frenzel; 7. Braud; 8. Edelmann; 9. Laheurte 113,0/122,0 m + 0,56; 10. Stecher; 11. Slavík; 12. Lodwick; …; 15. Watabe 106,2/119,0 m + 1:24; 16. Runggaldier; 17. Moan 105.7/123,5 m + 1:26; 20. Demong; 24. Kircheisen 99,9/115.0 m + 1:49; 25. Heer; 27. Kreiner; 30. Manninen 97,0/116,0 m + 2:00; 33. Hug; 36. Spillane 92,7/110,5 m + 2:18; 39. Gottwald; 40. Armin Bauer 89,4/107,5 m + 2:31; 44. Hurschler; 49. Pittin 83.9/108,5 m + 2:53.

10-km-Langlauf: 1. Gottwald 24:43,4; 2. Demong 24:45,9; 3. Kreiner 24:53,2; 4. Kokslien 24:56,5; 5. Pittin 24:56,9; 6. Lodwick 24:58,4; 7. Frenzel 24:58,6; 8. Rydzek 25:02,3; 9. Runggaldier ITA 25:06,8; 10. Manninen 25:08,5; 11. Spillane 25:16,1; 12. Hurschler 25:20,6; 13. Slavík 25:22,5; 14. Lamy Chappuis 25:25,6; 15. Watabe 25:26,4; 16. Jan Schmid 25:33,6; 17. Stecher 25:40,9; 20. Braud 25:50,3; 25. Klemetsen NOR 26:09,2; 26. Heer 26:12,3; 27. Edelmann 26:13,3; 31. Hug 26:33,6; 35. Bauer 26:54,8; 37. Denifl 27:08,2 - nicht zum Langlauf gestartet: Magnus Moan, Björn Kircheisen.

Team (normal hill / 4 × 5 km)

space	country	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Austria	David Kreiner Bernhard Gruber Felix Gottwald Mario Stecher	48: 07.8 min
2	Germany	Johannes Rydzek Eric Frenzel Björn Kircheisen Tino Edelmann	+ 0.4 s
3	Norway	Mikko Kokslien Håvard Klemetsen Jan Schmid Magnus Moan	+ 40.6 s
4th	United States	Bill Demong Bryan Fletcher Johnny Spillane Todd Lodwick	+ 54.8 s
5	France	Maxime Laheurte Sébastien Lacroix François Braud Jason Lamy Chappuis	+1: 30.4 min
6th	Japan	Norihito Kobayashi Akito Watabe Daito Takahashi Yūsuke Minato	+ 2: 03.0 min
7th	Finland	Hannu Manninen Janne Ryynänen Joni Karjalainen Eetu Vähäsöyrinki	+ 3: 09.5 min
8th	Slovenia	Mitja Oranič Marjan Jelenko Jože Kamenik Gašper Berlot	+ 3: 18.0 min
9	Italy	Giuseppe Michielli Lukas Runggaldier Alessandro Pittin Mattia Runggaldier	+ 3: 51.4 min
10	Czech Republic	Miroslav Dvořák Tomáš Slavík Aleš Vodseďálek Lukáš Havránek	+ 4: 28.2 min

This discipline was not part of the competition program at either the 2009 World Cup or the 2010 Olympic Games.

Date: February 28, 2011

Austria won gold after 4th place in jumping . France was able to finish the jumping victoriously, but fell back to 5th place in cross-country skiing . After the jumping, Germany and Norway were on ranks 2 and 3, with Germany's goalkeeper Tino Edelmann fighting for gold, but Mario Stecher lost in the sprint to the finish.

Stand nach dem Springen: 1. Frankreich 523,2 Punkte; 2. Deutschland 513,5/+ 0,13 s; 3. Norwegen 497,5/+ 0,34: 4. Österreich 486,6/+  0,49; 5. USA 472,5/+ 1:08; 6. Slowenien 471,8/+ 1:09; 7. Finnland 448,6 /+ 1:39; 8. Japan 443,1/+ 1:47; 9. Tschechien 437,1/+ 1:55; 10. Russland 432,5/+ 2:01; 11. Estland 404,2 /+ 2:39; 12. Italien 394,9/+ 2:51.

Laufzeiten: 1. Österreich 47:18,8; 2. USA 47:54,6; 3. Deutschland 47.55,2; 4. Norwegen 48:14,4; 5. Japan 48:23,8; 6. Italien 49:08,2; 7. Frankreich 49:38,2; 8. Finnland 49.38,3; 9. Slowenien 50:16,8; 10. Tschechien 50:51,0; 11. Russland 51:16,1; 12. Estland 51.11,0.

Team (large hill / 4 × 5 km)

space	country	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Austria	Bernhard Gruber David Kreiner Felix Gottwald Mario Stecher	47: 12.3 min
2	Germany	Johannes Rydzek Björn Kircheisen Eric Frenzel Tino Edelmann	+ 0.1 s
3	Norway	Mikko Kokslien Håvard Klemetsen Jan Schmid Magnus Moan	+ 40.6 s
4th	France	Sébastien Lacroix Maxime Laheurte François Braud Jason Lamy Chappuis	+ 51.9 s
5	Japan	Akito Watabe Taihei Katō Yūsuke Minato Norihito Kobayashi	+1: 31.4 min
6th	United States	Bill Demong Bryan Fletcher Johnny Spillane Todd Lodwick	+1: 44.0 min
7th	Italy	Giuseppe Michielli Armin Bauer Lukas Runggaldier Alessandro Pittin	+ 2: 45.6 min
8th	Switzerland	Ronny Heer Seppi Hurschler Tim Hug Tommy Schmid	+ 3: 04.8 min
9	Czech Republic	Miroslav Dvořák Tomáš Slavík Aleš Vodseďálek Pavel Churavý	+ 3: 05.2 min
10	Slovenia	Mitja Oranič Marjan Jelenko Jože Kamenik Gašper Berlot	+ 4: 01.8 min
11	Russia	Ivan Panin Dmitri Matwejew Nijas Nabejew Sergei Maslennikow	+ 6: 39.9 min

World Champion 2009 : Austria ( Bernhard Gruber , David Kreiner , Felix Gottwald , Mario Stecher ) Olympic Champion 2010 : Austria ( Bernhard Gruber , David Kreiner , Felix Gottwald , Mario Stecher )  
 

Date: March 4, 2011

After jumping from the large hill, the French team was still ahead, but was overtaken by the three nations behind early in the race. Even the strong final runner Lamy Chappuis could not catch up on the third placed Norwegians with their equally strong Moan and waived a final attack. As on the normal hill, there was a final sprint between the German Tino Edelmann and Mario Stecher, which the Austrian narrowly won again.
For Felix Gottwald this was already the eleventh medal at the Nordic World Ski Championships. He replaced Ronny Ackermann (ten medals) as the most successful world championship medal collector in the combined camp.

Springen – Endstand: 1. FRA 515,0; 2. GER 491,1 / + 0:32; 3. AUT 485,5 / 0:39; 4. NOR 474,8 / 0:54; 5. USA 467,3 / 1:04; 6. SLO 459,4 / 1:14; 7. CZE 450,3 / 1:26; 8. JAP 447,6 / 1:30; 9. EST 440,8 / 1:39; 10. ITA 437,7 / 1:43; 11. RUS 437,3 / 1:44; 12. SUI 425,4 / 1:59

Laufen: 1. Österreich 46:33,3; 2. Deutschland 46.40,2; 3. Norwegen 46:58,9; 4. Japan 47:13,7; 5. USA 47:52,3; 6. Frankreich 48:04,2; 7. Italien 48:14,9; 8. Schweiz 48:18,1; 9. Tschechien 48.51,5; 10. Slowenien 50:00,1; 11. Russland 52:08,2. Estland trat zum Langlauf nicht an.

Medal table

Nations
final after 21 competitions

space	nation
01	Norway	8th	6th	6th	20th
02	Austria	7th	2	1	10
03	Sweden	2	2	1	5
04th	Germany	1	4th	3	8th
05	Finland	1	1	2	4th
06th	France	1	0	1	2
07th	Canada	1	0	0	1
08th	Poland	0	2	2	4th
	Russia	0	2	2	4th
010	Italy	0	2	0	1
011	Slovenia	0	0	2	2
012	Switzerland	0	0	1	1

Men
final score after 14 competitions

space	athlete
01	Petter Northug	3	2	0	5
02	Thomas Morgenstern	3	1	0	4th
03	Gregor Schlierenzauer	3	0	0	3
04th	Andreas Kofler	2	1	0	2
05	Felix Gottwald	2	0	1	3
06th	Bernhard Gruber	2	0	0	2
	David Kreiner	2	0	0	2
	Mario Stecher	2	0	0	2
	Martin Koch	2	0	0	2
010	Eric Frenzel	1	2	1	3
011	Marcus Hellner	1	1	0	2
	Eldar Rønning	1	1	0	2
013	Tord Asle Gjerdalen	1	0	1	2
	Martin Johnsrud Sundby	1	0	1	2
015th	Matti Heikkinen	1	0	0	1
	Jason Lamy Chappuis	1	0	0	1
	Devon Kershaw	1	0	0	1
	Alex Harvey	1	0	0	1
019th	Tino Edelmann	0	3	0	3
	Johannes Rydzek	0	3	0	3
021st	Maxim Wylegschanin	0	2	0	2
	Björn Kircheisen	0	2	0	2
	Jacobsen is different	0	2	0	2
	Bardal is different	0	2	0	2
	Tom Hilde	0	2	0	2
026th	Ola Vigen Hattestad	0	1	0	1
	Daniel Richardsson	0	1	0	1
	Johan Olsson	0	1	0	1
	Södergren is different	0	1	0	1
	Bjørn Einar Romøren	0	1	0	1
	Johan Remen Evensen	0	1	0	1
032	Mikko Kokslien	0	0	2	1
	Håvard Klemetsen	0	0	2	1
	Jan Schmid	0	0	2	1
	Magnus Moan	0	0	2	1
036	Emil Jonsson	0	0	1	1
	Ilya Chernousov	0	0	1	1
	Adam Malysz	0	0	1	1
	Simon Ammann	0	0	1	1
	Alexander Panschinsky	0	0	1	1
	Nikita Kryukov	0	0	1	1
	Jens Filbrich	0	0	1	1
	Axel Teichmann	0	0	1	1
	Franz Goering	0	0	1	1
	Tobias Angerer	0	0	1	1
	Martin Schmitt	0	0	1	1
	Michael Neumayer	0	0	1	1
	Michael Uhrmann	0	0	1	1
	Severin friend	0	0	1	1
	Peter Prevc	0	0	1	1
	Jurij Tepeš	0	0	1	1
	Jernej Damjan	0	0	1	1
	Robert Kranjec	0	0	1	1

Women
final after 7 competitions

space	athlete
01	Marit Bjørgen	2	0	0	2
02	Therese Johaug	2	0	1	3
03	Ida Ingemarsdotter	1	1	0	2
	Charlotte Kalla	1	1	0	2
05	Daniela Iraschko	1	0	0	1
	Vibeke Skofterud	1	0	0	1
	Kristin Størmer Steira	1	0	0	1
08th	Justyna Kowalczyk	0	2	1	3
09	Aino-Kaisa Saarinen	0	1	2	3
010	Krista Lähteenmäki	0	1	1	2
011	Arianna Follis	0	1	0	1
	Elena Runggaldier	0	1	0	1
	Anna Haag	0	1	0	1
	Britta Johansson Norgren	0	1	0	1
015th	Petra Majdič	0	0	1	1
	Coline Mattel	0	0	1	1
	Maiken Caspersen Falla	0	0	1	1
	Astrid Jacobsen	0	0	1	1
	Pirjo Murans	0	0	1	1
	Riitta-Liisa Roponen	0	0	1	1

Web links

Commons : Nordic World Ski Championships 2011  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• The schedule and results of the Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 in Oslo at sport.t-online.de, accessed on June 6, 2017
• 48th Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 in Oslo, Norway from ifosta.de, accessed on June 6, 2017
• The top three winners at the Olympic Winter Games & World Ski Championships , pages 66/67 on deutscherskiverband.de (PDF), accessed on June 6, 2017
• Nordic World Ski Championships in Oslo , reports and results at sport.orf.at, accessed on June 6, 2017
• Northug gets third title , Spiegel Online March 6, 2011 at spiegel.de, accessed on June 6, 2017
• Die Arroganz des Sieger , Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung March 4, 2011 on faz.net, accessed on June 6, 2017
• Royal Ski Festival , Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung March 7, 2011 on faz.net, accessed on June 6, 2017
• Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 , news and background information on the World Championships in Oslo at bazonline.ch, accessed on June 6, 2017
• Cross-country skiers in the infirmary , Der Tagesspiegel March 3, 2011 at tagesspiegel.de, accessed on June 6, 2017
• Gold for Austria, Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 normal hill team competition in Oslo , video uploaded on February 28, 2011 on youtube.com, accessed on June 6, 2017
• VM Woman's Sprint Final Holmenkollen 2011 - Marit Bjørgen vs Arianna Follis , video uploaded on February 24, 2011 on youtube.com, accessed on June 6, 2017
• VM Nordic Combined Holmenkollen 2011 - Eric Frenzel vs THE REST , video uploaded on February 26, 2011 on youtube.com, accessed on June 6, 2017
• Ski Jumping World Championships 2011 Oslo , video uploaded on March 3, 2011 on youtube.com, accessed on June 6, 2017

Individual evidence

1. ^ FIS World Championships - Men's Sprint in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
2. ↑ FIS World Championships - men's classic team sprint in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
3. ↑ FIS World Championships - 15 kilometers classic men's in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
4. ↑ FIS World Championships - 15 + 15 km pursuit of men in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
5. ↑ FIS World Championships - 50km freestyle mass start men in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
6. ↑ FIS World Championships - 4x10km relay of men in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
7. ^ FIS World Championships - Women's Sprint in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
8. ↑ FIS World Championships - women's classic team sprint in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
9. ↑ FIS World Championships - 10 km classic women in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
10. ↑ FIS World Championships - 7.5 + 7.5 kilometers pursuit of women in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
11. ↑ FIS World Championships - 30km freestyle mass start for women in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
12. ↑ FIS World Championships - 4x5km relay of women in Oslo (NOR) on xc-ski.de
13. ↑ FIS World Championships - Men Ski-Jumping NH on fis-ski.com
14. ↑ List of results ski jumping men large hill
15. ^ FIS World Championships - Men Ski-Jumping NH Team on fis-ski.com
16. ↑ FIS World Championships - Men Ski-Jumping LH Team on fis-ski.com
17. ↑ List of results ski jumping women normal hill
18. ↑ Iraschko triumphs in women's jumping
19. ↑ FIS World Championships - Nordic Combined Gundersen NH on fis-ski.com
20. ↑ FIS World Championships - Nordic Combined Gundersen LH on fis-ski.com
21. ↑ FIS World Championships - Nordic Combined NH Team on fis-ski.com
22. ↑ FIS World Championships - Nordic Combined LH Team on fis-ski.com