Nordic World Ski Championships 1985 / Men's ski jumping

At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1985 the following individual results were achieved in men's ski jumping:

Normal hill K90

space	Start number	athlete	Widths [m]	Points per jump	Points
1	59	Jens Weißflog	91.0 / 89.5	113.6 / 111.7	225.3
2	60	Andreas fields	84.5 / 90.5	99.7 / 116.3	216.0
3	51	Per Bergerud	84.0 / 89.5	101.4 / 113.2	214.6
4th	48	Manfred Deckert	85.0 / 88.0	103.0 / 109.8	212.8
5	45	Ernst Vettori	87.0 / 88.0	105.7 / 106.8	212.5
6th	19th	Klaus Ostwald	86.5 / 89.0	98.8 / 112.4	211.2
7th	39	Jari Puikkonen	86.5 / 87.5	103.9 / 107.0	210.9
8th	57	Mike Holland	84.5 / 89.0	101.7 / 107.9	209.6
9	66	Jiří Parma	84.0 / 87.0	102.9 / 106.2	209.1
10	46	Rolf Åge Berg	83.0 / 87.5	98.3 / 110.0	208.3
11	49	Matti Nykänen	83.5 / 88.0	?	206.4
12	5	Stefan Stannarius	83.5 / 85.0	?	202.6
13	27	Günther Stranner	82.0 / 86.5	?	201.6
14th	34	Miran Tepeš	820 / 85.5	?	199.7
15th	21st	Pentti Kokkonen	81.5 / 83.5	?	197.5
16	?	Akira Sato	79.5 / 83.5	?	194.3
17th	?	Miroslav Polák	81.0 / 82.5	?	193.1
18th	?	Steve Collins	81.0 / 85.0	?	192.6
19th	56	Piotr Fijas	83.0 / 82.0	?	192.5
20th	58	Armin Kogler	80.5 / 80.0	?	190.8
21st	53	Masahiro Akimoto	81.5 / 81.0	?	190.5
22nd	65	Thomas Klauser	80.5 / 82.5	?	189.3
23	50	Horst Bulau	82.5 / 81.5	?	188.4
24	?	Wolfgang Steiert	81.0 / 81.5	?	187.5
25th	?	Nils Stolzlechner	81.5 / 82.0	?	187.1
26th	?	Alexander Taranov	80.5 / 83.0	?	185.1
27	10	Martin Švagerko	79.5 / 81.5	?	184.1
28	?	Vladimir Brejchev	80.0 / 82.0	?	182.2
29	?	Georg Waldvogel	79.0 / 79.5	?	182.1
29	11	Richard Schallert	80.5 / 80.5	?	182.1
31	?	Chiharu Nishikata	79.5 / 80.5	?	182.0
32	?	Gennady Prokopenko	78.0 / 80.0	?	180.8
33	63	Primož Ulaga	78.0 / 81.0	?	179.9
34	?	Bernat Sola	81.0 / 78.0	?	179.4
35	6th	Roger Ruud	81.0 / 74.0	?	175.5
36	2	Tuomo Ylipulli	81.5 / 76.0	?	175.0
36	18th	Hroar ​​Stjernen	81.5 / 76.0	?	176.0
38	?	Gábor Gellér	78.5 / 80.5	?	174.9
39	?	Andreas Bauer	79.5 / 76.5	?	173.6
40	?	Rick Mewborn	76.0 / 80.0	?	173.1
41	?	Tomaž Dolar	79.0 / 76.0	?	173.0
41	?	Patric Dubiez	78.5 / 79.0	?	173.0
43	?	László fisherman	77.0 / 80.5	?	172.0
44	?	Valentin Boschkov	76.5 / 79.0	?	170.3
45	?	Vasja Bajc	78.0 / 78.0	?	170.1
46	?	Gérard Colin	81.0 / 76.0	?	169.7
47	47	Mark Konopacke	79.0 / 77.0	?	169.1
48	?	Jan Boklöv	78.5 / 78.0	?	167.4
49	?	José Rivera	77.5 / 77.0	?	166.2
50	?	Lido Tomasi	80.5 / 74.0	?	165.7
51	?	Massimo Rigoni	76.0 / 76.0	?	164.7
52	?	Sandro Sambugaro	78.5 / 74.0	?	164.5
53	?	Tadeusz Bafia	76.5 / 77.0	?	163.6
54	?	Satoru Matsuhashi	75.0 / 74.5	?	163.2
55	?	Tadeusz Fijas	76.0 / 73.0	?	159.4
56	?	Different down	75.5 / 75.5	?	158.6
57	36	Pavel Ploc	80.0 / 81.0	?	157.1
58	?	Frédéric Berger	79.0 / 71.0	?	157.0
59	?	Eric Breche	73.5 / 76.0	?	156.7
60	?	Krister Andersson	76.5 / 73.5	?	155.5
61	?	Thomas Jernkrook	75.5 / 72.0	?	149.0
62	?	Antonio Lacedelli	78.0 / 67.0	?	146.5
63	?	Todd Gillman	70.0 / 73.0	?	143.3
64	?	Jan Kowal	74.0 / 68.5	?	141.5
65	?	Ron Rautio	68.0 / 64.0	?	115.2
DNS	?	?	-	-	-

1982 World Champion : Armin Kogler / 1984 Olympic Champion : Jens Weißflog  

Date: January 26, 1985, 1.30 p.m.

Participants: 66+ named; 65 started; 65 rated;

The jumping took place on the Toni-Seelos-Olympiaschanze .

There was a gusty wind; after No. 30 Rick Newborn (USA) was canceled and restarted with a shortened start for all participants.

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• Seefeld AUT 01/26/1985 MS World Ski Championship on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on August 17, 2020
• World Championships: January 26, 1985 - K90 in Seefeld (AUT), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 176 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Large hill K109

space	Start number	athlete	Widths [m]	Points per jump	Points
1	56	Per Bergerud	110.0 / 106.0	115.9 / 108.3	224.2
2	49	Jari Puikkonen	108.0 / 107.5	110.1 / 112.9	223.0
3	50	Matti Nykänen	108.0 / 108.0	110.1 / 111.6	221.7
4th	31	Jiří Parma	105.0 / 107.0	108.4 / 112.2	220.6
5	52	Ernst Vettori	109.0 / 104.0	114.5 / 104.5	219.0
6th	59	Primož Ulaga	106.0 / 108.0	105.8 / 111.1	216.9
7th	40	Andreas fields	106.0 / 105.0	108.3 / 107.4	215.7
8th	45	Pentti Kokkonen	106.0 / 106.5	108.3 / 107.0	215.3
9	61	Jens Weißflog	104.0 / 107.0	105.5 / 109.7	215.2
10	38	Hroar ​​Stjernen	105.0 / 108.0	103.4 / 109.6	213.0
11	35	Klaus Ostwald	101.5 / 106.0	?	207.3
12	12	Manfred Deckert	102.0 / 104.0	?	205.2
13	25th	Armin Kogler	100.0 / 101.5	?	201.4
14th	51	Miran Tepeš	101.5 / 105.0	?	198.9
15th	21st	Rolf Åge Berg	100.0 / 104.0	?	195.9
16	?	Miroslav Polák	102.0 / 97.0	?	194.9
17th	?	Akira Sato	98.0 / 98.0	?	190.2
18th	?	Gennady Prokopenko	98.0 / 97.0	?	185.3
19th	?	Chiharu Nishikata	99.0 / 96.0	?	183.8
20th	63	Pavel Ploc	108.0 / 91.0	?	182.4
21st	?	Andreas Bauer	98.0 / 97.0	?	182.3
22nd	51	Piotr Fijas	96.0 / 99.0	?	181.8
23	?	Mark Konopacke	99.0 / 97.0	?	181.7
24	?	Mike Holland	100.0 / 95.0	?	181.3
25th	26th	Tuomo Ylipulli	99.0 / 95.0	?	180.9
26th	1	Günther Stranner	96.0 / 99.0	?	178.8
26th	11	Vegard grandpas	96.0 / 99.0	?	178.8
28	?	Thomas Klauser	94.0 / 98.0	?	178.1
29	55	Horst Bulau	96.0 / 96.0	?	176.6
30th	?	Ron Richards	95.0 / 98.0	?	176.0
31	27	Frank Sauerbrey	92.0 / 97.0	?	173.9
32	?	Masahiro Akimoto	99.0 / 92.0	?	173.2
33	?	Ladislav Dluhos	97.0 / 93.0	?	172.3
34	?	Yatarō Watase	94.0 / 92.0	?	167.2
35	5	Markku Pusenius	89.0 / 98.0	?	165.6
36	?	Patric Dubiez	96.0 / 92.0	?	165.0
37	?	Gérard Colin	95.0 / 92.0	?	163.6
38	?	Rick Mewborn	95.0 / 90.0	?	163.3
39	?	Jan Boklöv	95.0 / 91.0	?	161.2
40	20th	Zane Palmer	94.0 / 93.0	?	160.1
41	?	Frédéric Berger	89.0 / 96.0	?	159.8
42	19th	Steve Collins	92.0 / 88.0	?	157.8
43	?	Robert Kaštrun	91.0 / 89.0	?	157.3
44	?	Peter raw wine	91.0 / 90.0	?	157.2
45	?	Yuri Golovshchikov	91.0 / 90.0	?	155.2
46	?	László fisherman	91.0 / 91.0	?	154.1
47	?	Vasja Bajc	89.0 / 90.0	?	153.9
48	?	Alexander Taranov	90.0 / 89.0	?	152.9
49	?	Krister Andersson	90.0 / 90.0	?	150.8
50	?	Vladimir Brejchev	90.0 / 89.0	?	150.4
51	?	Bernat Sola	88.0 / 90.0	?	150.0
52	?	Georg Waldvogel	90.0 / 88.0	?	149.5
53	?	Gábor Gellér	89.0 / 90.0	?	148.9
54	?	Valentin Boschkov	87.0 / 90.0	?	146.6
55	?	José Rivera	86.0 / 88.0	?	146.4
56	?	Different down	88.0 / 89.0	?	145.1
57	?	Sergei Osernych	89.0 / 86.5	?	143.5
58	?	David Brown	90.0 / 83.0	?	139.0
59	?	Jan Kowal	85.0 / 87.0	?	138.1
60	?	Eric Breche	86.0 / 85.0	?	134.7
61	?	Thomas Jernkrook	87.0 / 82.0	?	133.4
62	?	Tadeusz Fijas	85.0 / -	?	65.4
DNS	?	Ryszard Gunka	-	-	-

World Champion 1982 : Matti Nykänen / Olympic Champion 1984 : Matti Nykänen  

Date: January 22, 1985, 1.30 p.m.

Participants: 63 named; 62 started; 62 rated;

After the first round, Bergerud led before Vettori

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• Seefeld AUT 01/20/1985 MS World Ski Championship on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on August 17, 2020
• World Championships: January 20, 1985 - K109 in Innsbruck (AUT), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 174 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Team large hill K90

space	country	athlete	Widths (m)	Points jumper	Points team
1	Finland	Tuomo Ylipulli Pentti Kokkonen Matti Nykänen Jari Puikkonen	95.0 / 86.5 96.0 / 95.5 104.0 / 107.0 100.0 / 99.0	155.9 177.9 213.7 191.4	583.0
2	Austria	Andreas Felder Armin Kogler Günther Stranner Ernst Vettori	108.0 / 102.0 97.0 / 95.0 99.0 / 89.5 84.0 / 101.0	209.3 181.6 172.2 154.3	576.5
3	GDR	Frank Sauerbrey Manfred Deckert Klaus Ostwald Jens Weißflog	85.0 / 77.0 96.0 / 92.0 90.0 / 96.0 108.0 / 101.5	124.6 173.0 171.2 206.6	550.8
4th	Czechoslovakia	Martin Švagerko Miroslav Polák Jiří Parma Pavel Ploc	92.0 / 98.0 101.0 / 99.0 92.0 / 92.0 92.0 / 97.0	167.3 189.3 167.7 167.9	531.0
5	United States	Nils Stolzlechner Rick Mewborn Mark Konopacke Mike Holland	87.0 / 88.0 94.0 / 100.0 86.5 / 91.0 82.5 / 96.0	142.8 180.4 147.8 171.2	500.8
6th	Japan	Yatarō Watase Akira Satō Chiharu Nishikata Masahiro Akimoto	76.0 / 79.0 96.0 / 80.0 91.0 / 91.0 90.0 / 100.5	115.3 151.2 159.6 172.5	484.4
7th	Norway	Halvor Persson Rolf Åge Berg Hroar ​​Stjernen Per Bergerud	93.0 / 89.0 96.0 / 83.0 91.0 / 86.5 98.0 / 92.0	154.6 135.9 150.3 177.8	482.7
8th	BR Germany	Andreas Bauer Thomas Klauser Wolfgang Steiert Peter Rohwein	98.0 / 90.0 93.0 / 91.0 79.0 / 91.0 79.0 / 77.0	171.0 166.9 139.3 110.7	477.2
9	Yugoslavia	Vasja Bajc Robert Kaštrun Miran Tepeš Primož Ulaga	86.0 / 89.0 78.0 / 73.0 95.0 / 100.0 91.5 / 85.0	147.3 102.2 179.8 143.9	471.0
10	Soviet Union	Sergei Osernych Yuri Golovschtschikow Alexander Taranow Gennady Prokopenko	85.0 / 69.0 73.0 / 73.0 96.0 / 89.0 85.0 / 86.0	102.2 94.2 164.3 139.7	416.0
11	France	Eric Breche Gérard Colin Patric Dubiez Frédéric Berger	83.0 / 84.0 85.0 / 85.0 86.0 / 76.0 70.0 / 68.0	127.6 133.3 122.6 73.5	383.5
12	Sweden	Krister Andersson Jan Boklöv Anders Daun Thomas Jernkrook	91.0 / 81.0 76.0 / 73.0 83.0 / 74.0 71.0 / 75.0	136.1 88.9 113.1 94.7	343.9
13	Canada	David Brown Steve Collins Ron Richards Horst Bulau	- 90.0 / 90.0 68.0 / 65.0 84.0 / 89.0	- 157.8 31.0 140.0	397.8
DNS	Poland	Ryszard Guńka Tadeusz Fijas Jan Kowal Pjotr ​​Fijas	-	-	-

World Champion 1982 : Norway ( Johan Sætre , Per Bergerud , Ole Bremseth , Olav Hansson ) World Champion 1984 : Finland ( Markku Pusenius , Pentti Kokkonen , Jari Puikkonen , Matti Nykänen ) - 1984 not yet in the Olympic program 
 

Date: January 22, 1985, 1.30 p.m.

For the evaluation, the worst jump per team and run was deleted, so only six marks per team counted.

The widths of the top class in meters: Ylipulli 95.0 / 98.5; Cocoons 95.0 / 95.5; Nykänen 104.0 / 107.0; Puikkonen 100.0 / 99.0.

Fields 108.0 / 102.0; Kogler 97.0 / 95.0; Stranner 99.0 / 89.5; Vettori 84.0 / 101.0.

Sauerbrey 85.0 / 87.0; Deckert 96.0 / 92.0; Ostwald 90.0 / 96.0; Weißflog 106.0 / 101.5

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• Seefeld AUT 01/26/1985 MS Dr World Ski Championship on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on August 17, 2020
• World Championships: January 22, 1985 - K109 in Innsbruck (AUT), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 175 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Explanation of symbols

• DNS = Did not start (not started)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ FIS World Championships - Men Ski Jumping on fis-ski.com
2. ↑ Nordic World Championships Seefeld; Column 4, below . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna January 26, 1985, p. 21 ( arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
3. ↑ Skis and nerves fluttered with 3 gold handles . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna January 28, 1985, p. 11 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
4. ↑ FIS World Championships - Men Ski Jumping on fis-ski.com
5. ↑ Nordic World Championships Seefeld; Column 3, middle . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna January 19, 1985, p. 14 ( Arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
6. ↑ Reaching for the 16th World Cup medal . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna January 19, 1985, p. 14 ( Arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
7. ↑ Vettori swung medal . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna January 21, 1985, p. 10 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
8. ↑ Nordic World Championships Seefeld; top left . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna January 22, 1985, p. 11 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
9. ^ Vettori: "Silver belongs to fields!" In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna January 23, 1985, p. 13 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).