Nordic World Ski Championships 1987 / Men ski jumping

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At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1987 there were the following individual results in men's ski jumping:

Normal hill K 90

space Start number athlete Width [m] Points
per jump
points
total
1 57 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Jiří Parma 89.5 / 87.0 113.7 / 110.7 224.4
2 23 FinlandFinland Matti Nykänen 88.0 / 87.0 108.8 / 107.7 216.5
3 56 NorwayNorway Vegard grandpas 90.0 / 85.5 113.0 / 102.8 215.8
4th 38 NorwayNorway Hroar ​​Stjernen 88.5 / 88.5 109.6 / 111.7 215.5
5 63 Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Jens Weißflog 86.0 / 89.5 103.6 / 111.7 215.3
6th 53 FinlandFinland Ari-Pekka Nikkola 88.5 / 87.0 108.6 / 105.2 213.8
7th 35 FinlandFinland Tuomo Ylipulli 89.0 / 85.5 109.4 / 102.8 212.2
8th 43 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Pavel Ploc 87.0 / 89.0 103.2 / 107.9 211.1
9 52 ItalyItaly Sandro Sambugaro 86.0 / 88.5 102.6 / 108.1 210.7
10 44 AustriaAustria Ernst Vettori 86.0 / 86.0 105.6 / 104.6 210.2
11 58 Germany BRBR Germany Andreas Bauer 87.5 / 85.0 107.0 / 103.0 210.0
12 37 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Miran Tepeš 87.5 / 84.0 108.5 / 101.4 209.9
13 13 FinlandFinland Pekka Suorsa 85.5 / 86.5 102.8 / 105.4 208.2
14th 40 PolandPoland Jan Kowal 85.5 / 86.5 101.3 / 103.9 205.2
15th 6th Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Raimund Litschko 87.0 / 82.0 107.2 / 97.7 204.9
16 ? 53/54/62/65 CanadaCanada Horst Bulau 85.5 / 85.0 ? 204.8
17th ? NorwayNorway Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl 87.0 / 85.0 ? 204.7
18th ? Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Primož Ulaga 85.0 / 86.0 ? 204.6
19th ? Germany BRBR Germany Peter raw wine 86.0 / 83.0 ? 203.9
20th ? 32/49/50 Germany BRBR Germany Thomas Klauser 86.5 / 83.0 ? 203.7
21st ? 10/11 AustriaAustria Oliver Strohmaier 86.0 / 84.0 ? 203.3
22nd ? CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Bohumil Vacek 82.5 / 86.5 ? 202.9
23 ? Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Matjaž Debelak 86.0 / 86.0 ? 201.7
24 ? 53/54/62/65 JapanJapan Akira Sato 85.0 / 84.0 ? 200.9
25th ? Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Ulf Findeisen 87.5 / 80.5 ? 200.8
26th ? Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Mike Arnold 86.0 / 81.0 ? 199.7
27 ? SwedenSweden Jan Boklöv 88.0 / 83.5 ? 198.4
28 ? 32/49/50 Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Kiril Petkov 83.5 / 83.5 ? 198.1
29 ? 53/54/62/65 Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Vladimir Brejchev 84.5 / 83.5 ? 195.8
30th ? 53/54/62/65 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Matjaž Zupan 85.5 / 84.0 ? 195.7
31 33 FranceFrance Gérard Colin 83.0 / 85.0 95.3 / 99.5 194.8
32 64 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Valery Karetnikov 80.0 / 86.5 91.0 / 103.4 194.4
33 5 SwedenSweden Thomas Nordgren 82.5 / 85.0 94.5 / 99.5 194.0
33 51 PolandPoland Piotr Fijas 82.0 / 85.5 93.7 / 100.3 194.0
35 26th ItalyItaly Virginio Lunardi 83.5 / 83.5 97.1 / 96.6 193.7
36 4th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Pascal Reymond 82.5 / 83.5 94.5 / 97.1 191.6
37 2 NorwayNorway Ole Christian Eidhammer 83.0 / 79.5 96.8 / 92.7 189.5
38 27 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vadim Sakharov 83.0 / 80.5 97.3 / 91.3 188.6
39 60 FranceFrance Frédéric Berger 82.0 / 82.0 92.2 / 95.2 187.4
40 46 ItalyItaly Antonio Lacedelli 81.5 / 81.0 93.9 / 92.1 186.0
41 17th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Christian Hauswirth 81.0 / 81.0 92.1 / 93.1 185.2
42 1 United StatesUnited States Rick Mewborn 81.5 / 83.0 90.9 / 93.8 184.7
43 45 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Alexander Taranov 81.5 / 80.0 93.9 / 90.5 184.4
44 49 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Gérard Balanche 85.5 / 79.0 101.3 / 82.9 184.2
45 34 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Fabrice Piazzini 82.5 / 80.5 93.5 / 90.3 183.8
46 41 SwedenSweden Per-Inge Tällberg 80.0 / 82.0 90.5 / 93.2 183.7
47 67 United StatesUnited States Mike Holland 80.0 / 82.0 90.5 / 91.2 181.7
48 61 SwedenSweden Magnus Åström 80.5 / 81.0 89.8 / 91.6 181.4
49 8th Germany BRBR Germany Dieter Thoma 76.0 / 85.0 81.1 / 98.5 179.6
50 66 AustriaAustria Andreas fields 86.0 / 72.0 105.6 / 73.2 178.8
51 18th FranceFrance Didier Mollard 80.5 / 79.0 90.3 / 88.4 178.7
52 39 United StatesUnited States Zane Palmer 81.0 / 80.0 90.6 / 87.5 178.1
53 3 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Ladislav Dluhoš 79.5 / 80.0 88.2 / 89.5 177.7
54 25th PolandPoland Zbigniew Klimowski 78.0 / 81.0 84.8 / 92.1 176.9
55 9 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Sergei Brysgalov 79.0 / 78.0 89.4 / 87.3 176.7
56 19th CanadaCanada Ron Richards 79.0 / 80.5 87.9 / 88.3 176.2
57 42 JapanJapan Shin'ichi Tanaka 79.5 / 78.0 88.7 / 85.8 174.5
58 14th AustriaAustria Franz Neuländtner 78.0 / 78.0 86.3 / 85.8 172.1
59 29 United StatesUnited States Mark Konopacke 80.0 / 76.5 89.0 / 81.4 170.4
60 7th JapanJapan Yasuhide Miyazaki 76.0 / 80.0 80.1 / 87.5 167.6
61 24 Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Valentin Boschkov 74.5 / 79.5 78.2 / 882 166.4
62 12 FranceFrance Florian Trèves 75.0 / 78.0 78.5 / 84.3 162.8
63 36 CanadaCanada Ron Rautio 71.5 / 79.0 71.9 / 84.9 156.8
64 21st JapanJapan Takayuki Sasaki 73.5 / 74.0 77.1 / 75.4 152.5
65 55 HungaryHungary László fisherman 73.5 / 71.5 78.1 / 73.9 152.0
66 59 SpainSpain Bernat Sola 74.0 / 72.0 77.9 / 73.7 151.6
67 31 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Eddie Edwards 59.0 / 61.5 41.4 / 47.4 88.8

Olympic Champion 1984 : Jens Weißflog / World Champion 1985 : Jens WeißflogGermany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR 

Date: February 20, 1987

Participants: 67 named; 67 started; 67 rated;

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Large hill K 115

space Start number athlete Width [m] Points
per jump
points
total
1 57 AustriaAustria Andreas fields 110.0 / 112.5 105.0 / 111.0 216.0
2 63 NorwayNorway Vegard grandpas 111.0 / 111.0 104.4 / 103.9 208.3
3 46 AustriaAustria Ernst Vettori 108.5 / 109.0 102.9 / 104.1 207.0
4th 9 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Matjaž Zupan 110.5 / 109.5 103.2 / 102.8 206.0
5 61 Germany BRBR Germany Thomas Klauser 109.5 / 108.0 103.3 / 101.2 204.5
6th 27 Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Mike Arnold 111.0 / 105.0 105.4 / 98.0 203.4
6th 66 FinlandFinland Pekka Suorsa 110.5 / 108.0 103.7 / 99.7 203.4
8th 39 Germany BRBR Germany Peter raw wine 107.5 / 109.0 100.0 / 102.6 202.8
9 58 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Jiří Parma 108.5 / 107.0 101.9 / 98.3 202.0
10 36 FinlandFinland Tuomo Ylipulli 105.0 / 111.0 95.0 / 104.4 199.4
11 5 FinlandFinland Ari-Pekka Nikkola 108.5 / 108.0 99.9 / 97.7 197.6
12 45 PolandPoland Piotr Fijas 103.5 / 113.5 89.4 / 107.4 196.8
13 64 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Miran Tepeš 112.0 / 104.0 105.3 / 89.6 194.9
14th 33 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Pavel Ploc 106.0 / 108.5 94.9 / 98.9 193.8
15th 65 Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Jens Weißflog 106.5 / 105.0 97.1 / 96.5 193.6
16 48 ItalyItaly Sandro Sambugaro 106.0 / 107.0 95.4 / 96.8 192.2
17th 50 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Gérard Balanche 100.5 / 111.0 86.2 / 105.4 191.6
18th 49 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Valery Karetnikov 105.0 / 107.0 94.5 / 96.8 191.3
19th 21st FinlandFinland Matti Nykänen 101.0 / 112.0 85.4 / 105.8 91.2
20th 4th Germany BRBR Germany Dieter Thoma 102.5 / 109.5 89.0 / 101.3 190.3
21st 18th Germany BRBR Germany Andreas Bauer 104.5 / 105.5 94.8 / 95.2 190.0
22nd 30th CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Martin Švagerko 106.5 / 105.0 96.6 / 93.0 189.6
23 16 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Fabrice Piazzini 104.0 / 107.5 92.1 / 96.5 188.6
24 43 NorwayNorway Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl 104.5 / 106.0 92.8 / 93.9 186.7
25th 51 CanadaCanada Horst Bulau 103.0 / 105.5 90.2 / 95.7 185.9
26th 1 NorwayNorway Ole Christian Eidhammer 101.0 / 105.5 88.9 / 95.5 184.4
27 38 Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Ulf Findeisen 102.5 / 103.0 91.0 / 91.7 182.7
28 25th Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Matjaž Debelak 103.5 / 106.5 88.9 / 93.1 182.0
29 10 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Ladislav Dluhoš 99.0 / 107.5 82.1 / 98.5 180.6
30th 59 ItalyItaly Antonio Lacedelli 106.0 / 100.5 95.4 / 84.7 180.1
31 55 United StatesUnited States Mike Holland 102.5 / 103.0 88.0 / 89.2 177.2
32 44 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Christian Hauswirth 101.0 / 103.0 86.9 / 89.7 176.6
33 8th Soviet UnionSoviet Union Alexander Taranov 105.0 / 102.5 89.5 / 87.0 176.5
34 29 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vadim Sakharov 101.5 / 100.5 88.6 / 87.7 176.3
35 34 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Primož Ulaga 102.5 / 102.5 87.5 / 87.5 175.0
36 42 Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Valentin Boschkov 98.5 / 102.5 82.4 / 90.0 172.4
37 19th AustriaAustria Richard Schallert 99.0 / 102.0 83.6 / 88.3 171.9
38 24 NorwayNorway Hroar ​​Stjernen 109.0 * / 107.5 71.6 / 99.5 171.1
39 52 FranceFrance Frédéric Berger 99.0 / 102.5 81.6 / 89.0 170.6
40 28 SwedenSweden Thomas Nordgren 98.0 / 100.5 82.7 / 86.2 168.9
41 20th PolandPoland Jan Kowal 100.5 / 99.0 85.2 / 83.1 168.3
42 6th United StatesUnited States Zane Palmer 100.5 / 100.0 84.7 / 83.5 168.2
43 53 Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Vladimir Brejchev 98.5 / 101.0 79.9 / 86.4 166.3
43 60 JapanJapan Takayuki Sasaki 97.0 / 102.5 79.3 / 87.0 166.3
45 1 AustriaAustria Franz Neuländtner 93.0 / 104.5 72.2 / 93.8 166.0
46 47 FranceFrance Didier Mollard 96.5 / 103.5 78.1 / 87.9 166.0
47 15th CanadaCanada Ron Richards 99.5 / 96.5 84.8 / 80.1 164.9
48 40 SwedenSweden Magnus Åström 98.0 / 97.0 82.7 / 80.3 163.0
49 7th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Pascal Reymond 98.0 / 100.5 78.7 / 84.2 162.9
49 41 CanadaCanada Ron Rautio 92.0 / 106.5 68.3 / 94.6 162.9
51 32 United StatesUnited States Rick Mewborn 99.5 / 97.0 83.8 / 78.8 162.6
52 26th FranceFrance Gérard Colin 98.5 / 99.0 80.4 / 81.6 162.0
53 31 United StatesUnited States Chris Hastings 95.5 / 102.0 74.7 / 86.8 161.5
54 35 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Sergei Brysgalov 92.5 / 100.5 73.5 / 86.7 160.2
55 17th JapanJapan Shin'ichi Tanaka 99.0 / 94.0 82.6 / 71.6 154.2
56 11 JapanJapan Yasuhide Miyazaki 91.0 / 102.0 66.9 / 84.3 151.2
56 22nd Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Kiril Petkov 89.0 / 101.5 65.6 / 85.6 151.2
58 13 Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Raimund Litschko 86.0 / 101.0 62.9 / 87.4 150.3
59 14th SwedenSweden Different down 92.0 / 99.0 68.3 / 79.6 147.9
60 37 JapanJapan Hiroo Shima 91.0 / 93.0 69.9 / 72.2 142.1
61 62 HungaryHungary László fisherman 89.0 / 92.5 68.1 / 72.0 140.1
62 3 PolandPoland Zbigniew Klimowski 87.5 / 92.0 64.5 / 71.3 135.8
63 54 SwedenSweden Per-Inge Tällberg 99.0 / 85.0 82.6 / 52.0 134.6
64 2 FranceFrance Patric Dubiez 88.0 / 91.5 64.2 / 69.6 133.8
65 56 SpainSpain Bernat Sola 88.5 / 88.5 65.4 / 64.9 130.3
66 23 ItalyItaly Virginio Lunardi 65.0 * / 98.0 17.0 / 79.7 96.7

Olympic Champion 1984 : Matti Nykänen / World Champion 1985 : Per BergerudFinlandFinland NorwayNorway 

Date: February 15, 1987

Participants: 66 named; 66 started; 66 rated;

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Team large hill K 115

space Start number country athlete Widths
(m)
Points
jumper
Points
team
1 16 FinlandFinland Finland Matti Nykänen
Ari-Pekka Nikkola
Tuomo Ylipulli
Pekka Suorsa
110.0 / 111.5
111.5 / 116.0
108.0 / 109.5
107.5 / 107.5
103.5 / 106.1
106.1 / 113.9
101.7 / 102.8
96.0¤ / 96.5¤
634.1
2 2 NorwayNorway Norway Ole Christian Eidhammer
Hroar ​​Stjernen
Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl
Vegard Opaas
104.0 / 100.0
106.0 / 107.0
107.5 / 110.0
108.5 / 111.0
94.1¤ / 88.5¤
96.4 / 96.8
97.0 / 101.5
101.9 / 104.4
598.0
3 6th AustriaAustria Austria Ernst Vettori
Richard Schallert
Franz Neuländtner
Andreas Felder
104.5 / 107.5
99.5 / 102.0
99.0 / 103.0
112.5 / 110.5
96.3 / 102.0
84.3 / 89.3¤
83.6¤ / 90.2
108.0 / 106.7
587.5
4th 17th CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Czechoslovakia Ladislav Dluhoš
Martin Švagerko
Pavel Ploc
Jiří Parma
107.0 / 106.0
100.0 / 98.5
105.0 / 106.0
106.0 / 108.5
96.3 / 95.4
84.5¤ / 81.4¤
95.5 / 95.9
98.4 / 102.9
584.4
5 1 Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR Mike Arnold
Ulf Findeisen
Raimund Litschko
Jens Weißflog
103.0 / 102.0
103.5 / 107.0
103.0 / 100.0
111.5 / 108.0
91.7¤ / 89.8
92.9 / 98.8
92.7 / 87.5¤
106.1 / 102.2
582.5
6th 11 Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany Andreas Bauer
Dieter Thoma
Peter Rohwein
Thomas Klauser
104.0 / 108.0
103.5 / 104.5
100.0 / 94.0
108.5 / 103.5
95.6 / 100.2
89.9 / 93.3
87.5¤ / 75.6¤
102.4 / 93.9
575.3
7th 9 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia Matjaž Debelak
Matjaž Zupan
Primož Ulaga
Miran Tepeš
104.5 / 101.0
103.5 / 107.0
101.0 / 78.0
107.5 / 108.5
90.3 / 83.4
91.4 / 96.8
86.4¤ / 41.7¤
100.0 / 101.4
563.3
8th 15th SwedenSweden Sweden Thomas Nordgren
Magnus Åström
Per-Inge Tällberg
Jan Boklöv
100.5 / 98.5
105.0 / 99.5
100.0 / 98.5
107.0 / 107.5
84.2¤ / 81.9
93.5 / 83.3
86.5 / 79.4¤
92.3 / 94.5
532.0
9 14th Soviet UnionSoviet Union Soviet Union Sergei Brysgalow
Vadim Sakharov
Alexander Taranov
Valery Karetnikov
94.0 / 99.0
98.0 / 96.0
102.5 / 101.0
105.0 / 104.0
73.1¤ / 83.6
82.7 / 81.4¤
90.0 / 87.4
92.5 / 93.1
529.3
10 13 FranceFrance France Gérard Colin
Xavier Girard
Didier Mollard
Frédéric Berger
103.0 / 103.0
93.0 / 97.0
95.5 / 100.0
104.5 / 103.5
88.2 / 88.2
70.2¤ / 78.3¤
76.7 / 84.5
94.3 / 91.9
523.8
11 8th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland Pascal Reymond
Christian Hauswirth
Fabrice Piazzini
Gérard Balanche
95.5 / 98.0
96.0 / 99.0
103.0 / 103.0
104.0 / 103.5
73.7¤ / 79.2¤
79.4 / 83.1
88.2 / 89.2
92.6 / 90.9
523.4
12 7th ItalyItaly Italy -
Virginio Lunardi
Antonio Lacedelli
Sandro Sambugaro
-
101.0 / 93.0
96.0 / 97.0
106.0 / 107.0
-
86.4 / 72.2
79.4 / 77.8
96.4 / 97.8
510.0
13 12 PolandPoland Poland Zbigniew Klimowski
Tadeusz Bafia
Jan Kowal
Piotr Fijas
95.0 / 90.0
97.0 / 101.0
98.0 / 100.5
107.0 / 97.0
75.0¤ / 65.0¤
76.8 / 86.4
83.7 / 86.2
96.3 / 78.8
508.2
14th 5 CanadaCanada Canada Tom Servold
Ron Rautio
Ron Richards
Horst Bulau
75.0 / 77.0
91.0 / 106.0
91.0 / 96.0
107.0 / 103.0
38.0¤ / 42.3¤
62.4 / 93.9
68.9 / 77.4
97.8 / 91.2
491.6
15th 10 United StatesUnited States United States Mark Konopacke
Zane Palmer
Rick Mewborn
Mike Holland
85.5 / 99.0
94.5 / 95.0
94.5 / 100.0
104.5 / 98.5
51.7¤ / 80.6
73.3 / 73.0¤
73.8 / 83.0
92.3 / 80.9
483.9
16 3 JapanJapan Japan Hiroo Shima
Takayuki Sasaki
Shin'ichi Tanaka
Akira Satō
86.5 / 87.0
95.0 / 96.0
96.5 / 98.5
101.5 / 99.5
59.1¤ / 60.3¤
75.5 / 76.4
77.6 / 80.9
89.1 / 83.3
482.8
17th 4th Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Bulgaria -
Kiril Petkow Valentin
Boschkow
Vladimir Brejchew
-
100.0 / 100.0
91.0 / 93.5
92.0 / 106.0
-
82.0 / 84.0
67.9 / 71.4
68.8 / 93.9
468.0

World Champion 1984 : Finland ( Markku Pusenius , Pentti Kokkonen , Jari Puikkonen , Matti Nykänen ) World Champion 1985 : Finland ( Tuomo Ylipulli , Pentti Kokkonen , Matti Nykänen , Jari Puikkonen ) FinlandFinland 
FinlandFinland 

Date: February 17, 1987

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Explanation of symbols

  • * = Jump counted as fallen
  • ¤ = Does not count in the competition

Individual evidence

  1. No wind for the "Adler" result box . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna February 21, 1987, p. 21 ( arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
  2. "I'll grant Paul victory" - result box . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna February 16, 1987, p. 19 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
  3. Bronze in the heartbeat finish - result box . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna February 18, 1987, p. 21 ( arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).