Nordic World Ski Championships 1989 / Men's ski jumping

At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1989 there were the following individual results in men's ski jumping:

Normal hill K 90

space	Start number	athlete	Width [m]	Points
1	53	Jens Weißflog	89.0	114.3
2	15th	Ari-Pekka Nikkola	87.5	110.5
3	23	Heinz Kuttin	87.5	108.5
4th	43	Matti Nykänen	85.5	107.1
5	55	Jon Inge Kjørum	87.0	106.4
6th	33	Matjaž Debelak	85.5	105.6
7th	57	Pavel Ploc	85.0	105.0
8th	49	Andrei Werweikin	86.0	104.7
9	48	Roberto Cecon	85.0	104.0
10	56	Jan Boklöv	86.5	103.8
11	52	Ladislav Dluhos	84.5	102.4
12	39	Pavel Kustow	83.0	102.1
13	47	Jari Puikkonen	83.0	100.6
14th	42	Dieter Thoma	84.5	99.4
15th	19th	Clas Brede Bråthen	82.5	99.0
16	4th	Thomas Klauser	82.0	98.4
17th	62	Primoz Ulaga	82.5	98.0
18th	20th	Andreas Bauer	82.5	97.5
19th	9	Jiri Malec	83.0	96.1
20th	21st	Matjaz zupan	80.0	96.0
20th	58	Akira Higashi	82.5	96.0
22nd	24	Mikael Martinsson	80.0	95.0
23	38	Franz Neuländtner	80.5	94.6
24	6th	Risto Laakkonen	79.5	94.4
25th	59	Mike Holland	80.0	93.5
26th	34	Staffan Tällberg	78.5	92.2
26th	37	Jiri Parma	78.5	92.2
28	64	Didier Mollard	79.5	91.9
29	30th	Virginio Lunardi	78.0	91.6
30th	16	Ingo Züchner	77.0	91.4
30th	35	Heiko Hunger	79.5	91.4
32	3	Åke Norman	78.0	91.1
33	54	Josef Heumann	79.0	89.8
34	28	Gerard Balanche	80.0	89.0
34	50	Christian Hauswirth	77.5	89.0
36	26th	Mikhail Jessin	78.5	88.7
37	2	Erik Johnsen	78.0	88.6
38	5	Werner Haim	76.0	88.2
39	25th	Martin Svagerko	78.0	88.1
40	41	Todd Gillman	77.5	87.0
41	29	Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl	77.5	86.5
41	63	Ernst Vettori	75.0	86.5
43	13	Pascal Reymond	76.0	86.2
44	31	Christoph Lehmann	76.5	85.8
45	10	Antonio Lacedelli	75.0	85.5
46	14th	Mark Konopacke	76.5	85.3
47	12	Valeryya Vdovenko	75.0	85.0
48	8th	Ulf Findeisen	75.0	84.5
49	36	Florian Trèves	75.0	84.0
50	60	Vladimir Brejchev	76.0	83.7
51	46	Bernat Sola	74.5	83.4
52	1	Rajko Lotric	72.0	81.9
53	11	Kurt Stein	75.5	81.6
54	32	Noriaki Kasai	75.5	81.1
55	44	Bogdan Papierz	72.5	81.0
56	22nd	Jarosław Mądry	74.0	80.8
57	18th	Sandro Sambugaro	73.0	79.6
58	51	Jan Kowal	73.5	79.2
59	7th	Eric Breche	70.5	75.1
60	61	Colin Capel	70.5	73.6
61	27	Ron Richards	69.5	73.4
62	40	Ted Langlois	68.0	68.6
63	17th	Nicolas Jean-Prost	66.5	64.8
64	45	Emil Sografski	62.5	56.0

World Champion 1987 : Jiří Parma / Olympic Champion 1988 : Matti Nykänen  

Date: February 26, 1989

Participants: 64 named; 64 started; 64 rated;

The competition was scheduled for February 25th, but due to the bad weather conditions the jumping was canceled after three hours. On the final day of the world championship there was a restart, but it was stopped after one round due to strong winds, so that the result of this round was also the final result. Austria's medalist Heinz Kuttin was only able to qualify for these world championships at the last moment, and after the serious fall in training a week ago, his participation on the Kleine Schanze seemed at risk.

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• 26-Feb-89 - Mäki K90 - Viralliset Tulokset - MM 1989 Lahti. Official results, FIS
• MM-kisat Lahti 1989 Mäki K90 February 26 , 1989 Lahdenmuseot , on lahdenmuseot.fi, accessed on May 7, 2020.
• Men Ski Jumping 70m Nordic World Championship 1989 Lahti (FIN) on todor66.com, accessed May 7, 2020
• World Championships: February 25, 1989 - K90 in Lahti (FIN), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 181 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Large hill K 120

space	Start number	athlete	Widths [m]	Points per jump	points total
1	23	Jari Puikkonen	113.5 / 107.0	113.5 / 105.0	218.5
2	50	Jens Weißflog	114.5 / 103.0	114.5 / 98.0	212.5
3	65	Matti Nykänen	105.0 / 108.5	99.0 / 106.0	205.0
4th	31	Ari-Pekka Nikkola	111.0 / 100.5	107.0 / 94.5	201.5
5	61	Andrei Werweikin	109.0 / 103.5	102.5 / 97.0	199.5
6th	11	Franz Neuländtner	103.5 / 103.5	98.0 / 100.5	198.5
6th	46	Ladislav Dluhoš	105.5 / 103.5	101.5 / 97.0	198.5
8th	63	Pavel Ploc	106.0 / 102.5	98.0 / 96.5	194.5
9	64	Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl	100.5 / 101.0	92.5 / 93.0	193.5
10	6th	Erik Johnsen	99.5 / 99.5	92.0 / 91.0	193.0
11	20th	Clas Brede Bråthen	103.0 / 99.0	96.0 / 86.5	182.5
11	25th	Mikhail Jessin	99.0 / 100.0	89.0 / 93.5	182.5
11	58	Roberto Cecon	104.0 / 98.5	94.0 / 88.5	182.5
14th	14th	Ernst Vettori	104.0 / 93.5	98.0 / 82.5	180.5
15th	26th	Sandro Sambugaro	96.5 / 96.5	87.0 / 87.5	174.5
15th	37	Jon Inge Kjørum	93.5 / 100.5	80.0 / 94.5	174.5
17th	35	Virginio Lunardi	103.5 / 89.0	96.5 / 75.5	172.0
18th	62	Andreas fields	98.5 / 92.0	91.0 / 80.5	171.5
19th	15th	Staffan Tällberg	97.0 / 93.5	86.0 / 83.5	169.5
20th	16	Primoz Ulaga	98.0 / 92.0	88.5 / 79.0	167.5
21st	17th	Jiri Parma	93.0 / 96.0	80.0 / 86.5	166.5
21st	57	Jan Boklöv	114.0 / 78.5	109.0 / 57.5	166.5
23	47	Josef Heumann	96.5 / 93.0	84.5 / 81.0	165.5
24	2	Risto Laakkonen	99.0 / 88.5	90.5 / 73.5	164.0
25th	59	Christian Hauswirth	96.5 / 88.0	87.0 / 74.0	161.0
26th	13	Martin Svagerko	99.0 / 87.0	90.0 / 70.5	160.5
27	19th	Andreas Bauer	91.0 / 3.0	76.5 / 81.5	158.0
28	48	Mike Holland	92.5 / 90.0	80.0 / 77.0	157.0
28	51	Dieter Thoma	103.5 / 82.0	96.0 / 61.0	157.0
28	54	Matjaz Debelak	93.0 / 89.5	79.5 / 77.5	157.0
31	9	Åke Norman	90.5 / 90.0	77.0 / 79.0	156.0
32	53	Vladimir Brejchev	90.0 / 93.5	74.0 / 80.5	154.5
33	55	Werner Haim	99.0 / 82.0	89.0 / 64.5	153.5
34	22nd	Ingo Züchner	90.0 / 89.0	76.5 / 76.0	152.5
34	36	Pavel Kustow	82.5 / 98.0	63.0 / 89.5	152.5
36	45	Matjaz zupan	78.0 / 102.5	55.5 / 95.0	150.5
37	39	Heiko Hunger	92.0 / 88.5	76.0 / 74.0	150.0
38	4th	Janez Debelak	91.0 / 87.0	77.5 / 72.0	149.5
39	41	Günther Stranner	85.0 / 92.5	68.0 / 78.5	146.5
40	12	Antonio Lacedelli	89.0 / 89.5	71.0 / 75.0	146.0
41	7th	Valeryya Vdovenko	8.5 / 90.0	68.0 / 77.0	145.0
42	28	Pascal Reymond	88.5 / 83.5	74.5 / 69.5	144.0
43	27	Bogdan Papierz	88.0 / 85.5	73.0 / 70.5	143.5
44	5	Ulf Findeisen	87.5 / 84.5	74.0 / 68.0	142.0
45	3	Thomas Klauser	82.5 / 91.0	64.0 / 75.5	139.5
45	30th	Bernat Sola	89.0 / 84.0	73.5 / 66.0	139.5
47	56	Ron Richards	87.5 / 83.0	71.5 / 67.5	139.0
48	33	Ted Langlois	83.0 / 87.5	63.0 / 71.0	134.0
49	1	Gerard Balanche	83.0 / 84.0	63.0 / 67.5	130.5
50	21st	Colin Capel	84.0 / 83.0	66.0 / 64.0	130.0
51	60	Jan Kowal	91.0 / 74.5	79.0 / 48.5	127.5
52	42	Emil Sografski	87.0 / 77.0	71.0 / 56.0	127.0
53	34	Christoph Lehmann	88.5 / 75.0	73.5 / 52.5	126.0
54	32	Sadao Shimizu	84.0 / 74.0	68.5 / 52.0	120.5
55	29	Akira Higashi	77.5 / 81.5	56.0 / 63.0	119.0
55	49	Didier Mollard	78.0 / 82.5	54.5 / 64.5	119.0
57	52	Noriaki Kasai	88.5 / 71.0	73.0 / 44.0	117.0
58	43	Jarosław Mądry	88.0 / 72.5	71.0 / 45.0	116.0
59	44	Florian Trèves	85.0 / 71.0	68.0 / 41.5	109.5
60	40	Mikael Martinsson	77.5 / 75.0	55.5 / 53.5	109.0
61	10	Mark Konopacke	76.0 / 76.5	51.5 / 55.5	107.0
62	18th	Kurt Stein	71.0 / 82.5	41.0 / 64.5	105.5
63	38	Todd Gillman	78.5 / 71.0	58.5 / 44.0	102.5
64	24	Nicolas Jean-Prost	69.0 / 75.0	37.0 / 52.5	89.5
65	8th	Eric Breche	72.0 / 60.0	43.0 / 25.5	68.5

World Champion 1987 : Andreas Felder / Olympic Champion 1988 : Matti Nykänen  

Date: February 20, 1989

Participants: 65 named; 65 started; 65 rated;

The jumping had to be postponed from February 19th to February 20th due to strong winds.

Heinz Kuttin suffered a shoulder dislocation in the second training session for this jumping.

swell

• 20-Feb-89 - Mäki K114 - Viralliset Tulokset - MM 1989 Lahti. Official results, FIS
• MM-kisat Lahti 1989 Mäki K114 February 20 , 1989 Lahdenmuseot , on lahdenmuseot.fi, accessed on May 7, 2020.
• Men Ski Jumping 90m Nordic World Championship 1989 Lahti (FIN) on todor66.com, accessed on May 7, 2020
• World Championships: February 20, 1989 - K114 in Lahti (FIN), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 180 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Team large hill K 120

space	Start number	country	athlete	Widths (m)	Points jumper	Points team
1	15th	Finland	Ari-Pekka Nikkola Jari Puikkonen Matti Nykänen Risto Laakkonen	114.0 / 114.5 95.5 / 105.0 108.5 / 98.0 100.5 / 110.5	115.5 / 115.0 87.5 / 101.5 106.5 / 89.0 96.0 / 110.5	645.0
2	14th	Norway	Magne Johansen Clas Brede Bråthen Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl Jon Inge Kjørum	87.0 / 102.5 103.5 / 110.5 100.0 / 110.5 113.5 / 110.5	70.5 / 97.5 97.5 / 107.0 92.0 / 106.0 114.0 / 109.5	626.0
3	12	Czechoslovakia	Jiří Parma Martin Švagerko Ladislav Dluhoš Pavel Ploc	103.0 / 103.5 100.5 / 90.0 111.5 / 116.0 87.0 / 100.0	97.0 / 100.5 94.5 / 77.0 107.0 / 111.0 69.5 / 85.5	595.5
4th	7th	Soviet Union	Valeryja Wdowenko Michail Jessin Pawel Kustow Andrei Werweikin	78.5 / 84.0 102.0 / 105.0 92.0 / 108.0 107.0 / 111.0	58.0 / 69.0 92.5 / 100.0 80.5 / 105.0 103.5 / 102.5	584.0
5	8th	Sweden	Thomas Nordgren Mikael Martinsson Staffan Tällberg Jan Boklöv	97.5 / 89.5 85.0 / 100.0 94.0 / 101.5 113.0 / 117.0	87.5 / 77.0 69.0 / 93.5 85.0 / 94.0 108.0 / 114.5	582.5
6th	13	Austria	Andreas Felder Werner Haim Ernst Vettori Franz Neuländtner	101.0 / 99.5 99.5 / 102.0 102.5 / 100.0 99.5 / 105.0	93.0 / 92.0 93.5 / 99.0 97.5 / 90.5 91.0 / 101.5	576.5
7th	11	GDR	Ingo Züchner Ulf Findeisen Heiko Hunger Jens Weißflog	85.5 / 96.5 90.0 / 97.0 91.0 / 91.5 113.0 / 114.0	71.5 / 88.5 77.5 / 88.0 77.5 / 75.0 113.0 / 113.5	546.0
8th	10	BR Germany	Andreas Bauer Josef Heumann Thomas Klauser Dieter Thoma	96.0 / 100.0 96.0 / 104.5 95.0 / 91.5 104.5 / 95.0	84.5 / 91.0 83.5 / 99.0 85.0 / 79.5 101.5 / 85.0	546.0
9	9	Yugoslavia	Primož Ulaga Matjaz Zupan Matjaž Debelak Miran Tepes	101.5 / 92.0 90.0 / 85.0 98.0 / 105.5 91.0 / 98.5	94.5 / 81.5 77.0 / 67.5 88.0 / 100.0 75.5 / 90.5	531.5
10	5	Italy	Antonio Lacedelli Virginio Lunardi Sandro Sambugaro Roberto Cecon	85.5 / 83.0 98.0 / 104.0 90.0 / 78.0 105.5 / 103.0	66.5 / 66.5 87.0 / 98.5 75.0 / 55.0 100.0 / 97.5	524.5
11	6th	Switzerland	Gérard Balanche Pascal Reymond Christoph Lehmann Christian Hauswirth	97.0 / 81.5 84.5 / 85.0 100.5 / 98.5 77.0 / 86.0	86.5 / 65.0 69.0 / 69.0 94.0 / 90.5 54.0 / 69.0	478.0
12	4th	Poland	- Jarosław Mądry Bogdan Papierz Jan Kowal	- 89.0 / 87.0 81.5 / 90.5 94.0 / 98.5	- 75.5 / 72.0 63.0 / 78.0 84.0 / 89.5	462.0
13	2	United States	Mark Konopacke Kurt Stein Ted Langlois Mike Holland	79.5 / 79.5 86.5 / 93.5 92.5 / 83.0 95.0 / 80.0	58.5 / 60.5 68.0 / 78.0 77.0 / 63.5 83.0 / 59.0	430.0
14th	3	Canada	- Todd Gillman Colin Capel Ron Richards	- 83.5 / 86.5 83.0 / 87.0 83.0 / 79.0	- 65.0 / 67.5 63.0 / 69.0 65.5 / 58.0	388.0
15th	1	Japan	- Sadao Shimizu Akira Higashi Noriaki Kasai	- 63.0 / 78.5 79.0 / 70.0 94.5 / 93.0	- 29.0 / 58.5 58.0 / 46.5 84.5 / 83.0	359.5

World Champion 1987 : Finland ( Matti Nykänen , Ari-Pekka Nikkola , Tuomo Ylipulli , Pekka Suorsa ) Olympic Champion 1988 : Finland ( Matti Nykänen , Ari-Pekka Nikkola , Tuomo Ylipulli , Jari Puikkonen )  
 

Date: February 22, 1989

In the decision for gold, Norway seemed to be able to defeat the big favorites Finland for the time being, because Bråthen outbid Piukkonen and Fidjestøl was stronger than Nykänen. But the Finnish final jumper Laakkonen, winner of the four hills tournament, stood up to Kjørum and secured the hosts the gold medal. The Austrians catching up was unsuccessful. Haim brought his colors back to the ČSSR with 102 meters, but Dluhoš was clearly stronger than Vettori (100) with 116 m, and because Boklöv (116) and Werweikin (114) were also stronger , the team supervised by Rupert Gürtler slipped to rank 6.

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• 22-Feb-89 - Mäki K114 Jokkue - Viralliset Tulokset - MM 1989 Lahti. Official results, FIS
• MM-kisat Lahti 1989 Jokkuemäki K114 February 22 , 1989 Lahdenmuseot , on lahdenmuseot.fi, accessed on May 7, 2020.
• Men Ski Jumping 90m Team Nordic World Championship 1989 Lahti (FIN) on todor66.com, accessed on May 7, 2020
• World Championships: February 22, 1989 - K114 in Lahti (FIN), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 182 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bronze for the unlucky Kuttin . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna February 27, 1989, p. 19 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
2. ↑ WM in numbers . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna February 27, 1989, p. 20 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized version).
3. ↑ Kuttin there, fields missing . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna February 25, 1989, p. 22 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized version).
4. ↑ Also strongest as a team . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna February 23, 1989, p. 21 ( arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
5. ↑ Qualifications and the big crash . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna February 24, 1989, p. 30 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized version).
6. ↑ Defend bronze . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna February 22, 1989, p. 23 ( Arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).