Nordic World Ski Championships 1995 / men's ski jumping

At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1995 the following individual results were achieved in men's ski jumping:

Normal hill K90

space	Start number	athlete	Widths [m]	Points per jump	Total points
1	53	Takanobu Okabe	95.0 / 100.0	128.0 / 138.0	266.0
2	33	Hiroya Saitō	88.0 / 103.0	112.0 / 144.5	256.5
3	49	Mika Laitinen	95.5 / 89.5	128.5 / 115.0	243.5
4th	27	Sylvain Freiholz	92.0 / 92.0	119.0 / 121.0	240.0
5	52	Jens Weißflog	88.5 / 91.5	113.5 / 119.5	233.0
6th	57	Andreas Goldberger	98.5 / 81.0	135.5 / 94.5	230.0
7th	22nd	Jérôme Gay	87.5 / 89.5	109.0 / 113.5	222.5
7th	35	Jin'ya Nishikata	93.0 / 83.0	123.0 / 99.5	222.5
9	55	Janne Ahonen	86.5 / 87.0	109.0 / 110.5	219.5
10	23	Adam Malysz	85.0 / 88.0	105.5 / 112.0	217.5
11	38	Gerd Siegmund	90.5 / 81.0	118.0 / 96.0	214.0
12	41	Dieter Thoma	86.5 / 85.0	108.5 / 104.5	213.0
13	28	Martin Trunz	84.0 / 87.0	103.5 / 109.0	212.5
14th	6th	Marco Steinauer	81.5 / 89.5	97.0 / 115.0	212.0
15th	39	Christian Moser	84.0 / 85.0	102.5 / 105.0	207.5
16	11	Tommy Ingebrigtsen	95.0 / 75.0	124.5 / 79.5	204.0
17th	21st	Wojciech Skupien	80.0 / 88.0	92.0 / 110.0	202.0
18th	51	Jani Soininen	88.5 / 78.0	112.5 / 89.0	201.5
19th	32	Robert Meglic	81.0 / 84.5	97.5 / 103.0	200.5
20th	37	Bruno Reuteler	81.0 / 85.5	94.5 / 105.5	200.0
20th	40	Franci Petek	84.0 / 81.0	103.0 / 97.0	200.0
22nd	45	Reinhard Schwarzenberger	83.0 / 83.5	99.0 / 100.5	199.5
23	50	Ari-Pekka Nikkola	81.0 / 83.5	97.5 / 101.5	199.0
24	44	Espen Bredesen	85.5 / 79.0	106.5 / 91.0	197.5
25th	26th	Lucas Chevalier	78.0 / 84.5	88.5 / 103.0	191.5
26th	34	Andreas Widhölzl	85.5 / 74.5	106.5 / 81.5	188.0
27	31	Jiří Parma	86.0 / 72.0	109.0 / 76.0	185.0
28	48	Let Ottesen	81.5 / 77.5	95.5 / 87.0	182.5
29	42	Hansjörg Jäkle	83.5 / 74.5	100.0 / 80.5	180.5
30th	7th	Fredrik Johansson	81.5 / 75.5	96.0 / 84.0	180.0
31	15th	Marek Donoval	80.0 / 75.0	93.0 / 82.5	172.5
31	43	Jakub Sucháček	77.5 / 76.5	87.0 / 85.5	172.5
33	8th	Randy Weber	77.5 / 74.0	89.0 / 81.5	170.5
34	4th	Matt Kuusinen	79.0 / 74.0	91.0 / 79.0	170.0
35	2	Staffan Tällberg	78.0 / 73.5	90.0 / 78.5	168.5
36	10	Tad Langlois	76.0	84.5	84.5
37	56	Roberto Cecon	75.0	82.0	82.0
38	54	Kazuyoshi Funaki	74.0	81.0	81.0
39	1	Jason Myslicki	74.0	80.5	80.5
39	25th	Dejan Jekovec	74.5	80.5	80.5
41	12	Mikhail Jessin	74.5	76.5	76.5
41	24	Helge Brendryen	74.5	76.5	76.5
43	36	Urban Franc	73.5	73.5	73.5
44	20th	Ivo Pertile	70.5	71.5	71.5
45	46	Nicolas Jean-Prost	68.0	66.5	66.5
46	14th	Dan Kardas	66.5	62.5	62.5
47	17th	Marian Bielcik	65.0	60.0	60.0
47	18th	Johan Rasmussen	65.5	60.0	60.0
49	30th	Jaroslav Sakala	65.0	58.5	58.5
50	5	Brendan Doran	64.5	57.0	57.0
50	47	Nicolas Dessum	64.5	57.0	57.0
52	3	Jeremy Blackburn	63.5	56.5	56.5
53	19th	Masahiko Harada	64.5	55.0	55.0
54	13	John Lockyer	62.0	53.0	53.0
55	29	Zbyněk Krompolc	63.5	51.5	51.5
56	9	Peter van Hal	55.5	38.5	38.5
57	16	Georgi Sharkov	48.0	17.5	17.5

World Champion 1993 : Masahiko Harada / Olympic Champion 1994 : Espen Bredesen  

Date: March 12, 1995

Participants: 57 named; 57 started; 57 rated;

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• Thunder Bay (CAN) - Men's K90 - March 12, 1995 on fis-ski.com, accessed July 25, 2020
• 1995 Nordic World Ski Championships - K90 Ski Jumping - March 12, 1995 2:00 pm - Official Results - Big Thunder Sports Park; FIS
• Thunder Bay CAN 03/12/1995 MS World Ski Championships at wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on July 25, 2020
• Men Jump K90m Nordic World Championship 1995 Thunder Bay (CAN) on todor66.com, accessed July 25, 2020
• World Championships: March 12, 1995 - K90 in Thunder Bay (CAN), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 190 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Large hill K 120

space	Start number	athlete	Widths [m]	Points per jump	Total points
1	13	Tommy Ingebrigtsen	127.5 / 137.0	129.5 / 143.1	272.6
2	56	Andreas Goldberger	127.5 / 127.5	127.5 / 132.0	259.5
3	51	Jens Weißflog	125.5 / 112.5	126.9 / 103.0	229.9
4th	48	Let Ottesen	115.5 / 120.0	107.4 / 117.0	224.4
5	53	Kazuyoshi Funaki	116.5 / 114.5	110.7 / 107.6	218.3
6th	45	Nicolas Jean-Prost	122.5 / 107.5	123.0 / 93.0	216.0
7th	44	Reinhard Schwarzenberger	115.5 / 111.5	108.4 / 100.7	209.1
8th	55	Roberto Cecon	105.5 / 122.0	88.4 / 120.6	209.0
9	54	Janne Ahonen	108.5 / 118.0	94.8 / 113.4	208.2
10	38	Gerd Siegmund	104.5 / 119.5	87.1 / 115.6	202.7
11	23	Adam Malysz	108.0 / 115.5	93.4 / 107.9	201.3
12	41	Hansjörg Jäkle	107.5 / 117.0	90.0 / 110.1	200.1
13	49	Mika Laitinen	111.5 / 113.0	100.2 / 98.9	199.1
14th	29	Jaroslav Sakala	105.0 / 115.5	87.5 / 109.4	196.9
15th	52	Takanobu Okabe	110.5 / 104.5	98.4 / 83.6	182.0
16	46	Nicolas Dessum	110.5 / 104.0	98.4 / 83.2	181.6
17th	43	Espen Bredesen	109.5 / 103.5	95.1 / 83.3	178.4
18th	26th	Sylvain Freiholz	107.0 / 102.0	91.6 / 81.6	173.2
19th	37	Bruno Reuteler	108.5 / 98.0	93.3 / 73.9	167.2
20th	50	Jani Soininen	98.0 / 107.5	72.9 / 93.0	165.9
21st	22nd	Jérôme Gay	94.0 / 108.5	64.7 / 93.8	158.5
22nd	33	Naoki Yasuzaki	99.5 / 104.5	76.1 / 82.1	158.2
23	27	Martin Trunz	99.5 / 102.5	75.6 / 82.0	157.6
24	35	Jin'ya Nishikata	99.5 / 102.5	75.1 / 81.5	156.6
25th	42	Jakub Sucháček	96.0 / 105.5	69.3 / 86.4	155.7
26th	21st	Wojciech Skupien	100.5 / 98.5	76.4 / 74.8	151.2
27	36	Urban Franc	98.5 / 99.5	72.8 / 75.6	148.4
28	4th	Arve Vorvik	99.5 / 97.5	75.6 / 71.0	146.6
29	7th	Fredrik Johansson	97.5 / 98.0	72.5 / 72.9	145.4
30th	25th	Lucas Chevalier	95.0 / 99.5	66.0 / 76.1	142.1
31	30th	Roar Ljøkelsøy	95.5 / 92.0	67.4 / 61.1	128.5
32	20th	Ivo Pertile	93.5 / 90.5	64.3 / 60.4	124.7
33	40	Dieter Thoma	90.5 / 92.0	58.4 / 61.6	120.0
34	31	Jiří Parma	92.0 / 89.0	61.1 / 56.7	117.8
35	32	Robert Meglič	97.5 / 84.0	71.0 / 40.7	111.7
36	47	Toni Nieminen	91.0	56.3	56.3
37	17th	Marian Bielcik	90.0	48.5	48.5
38	16	Marco Steinauer	88.5	54.3	54.3
39	15th	Marek Donoval	85.0	46.5	46.5
40	6th	Mikhail Jessin	86.0	45.8	45.8
41	39	Christian Moser	85.5	44.9	44.9
42	28	František Jež	81.0	40.3	40.3
43	24	Dejan Jekovec	80.0	34.0	34.0
44	34	Andreas Widhölzl	77.5	31.5	31.5
45	18th	Matjaž Kladnik	77.5	29.5	29.5
46	14th	Randy Weber	77.0	29.1	29.1
47	9	Dan Kardas	74.5	27.6	27.6
48	1	Jason Myslicki	73.0	20.4	20.4
49	3	John Lockyer	70.0	18.0	18.0
50	10	Jeremy Baig	69.0	17.2	17.2
51	2	Staffan Tällberg	71.0	15.8	15.8
52	11	Matt Kuusinen	71.5	15.7	15.7
53	19th	Johan Rasmussen	67.0	12.6	12.6
54	12	Georgi Sharkov	65.5	10.4	10.4
55	5	Brendan Doran	66.0	9.8	9.8
56	8th	Peter van Hal	63.5	4.3	4.3

World champion 1993 : Espen Bredesen / Olympic champion 1994 : Jens Weißflog  

Date: March 18, 1995

Participants: 56 named; 56 started; 56 rated;

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• Thunder Bay (CAN) - Men's K120 - March 18, 1995 on fis-ski.com, accessed July 25, 2020
• 1995 Nordic World Ski Championships - K120 Ski Jumping - March 18, 1995 2:00 pm - Official Results - Big Thunder Sports Park; FIS
• Thunder Bay CAN 03/18/1995 MS World Ski Championships at wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on July 25, 2020
• Men Jump K120m Nordic World Championship 1995 Thunder Bay (CAN) on todor66.com, accessed July 25, 2020
• World Championships: March 18, 1995 - K120 in Thunder Bay (CAN), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 189 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Team large hill K 120

space	Start number	country	athlete	Widths [m]	Points jumper	Points team
1	11	Finland	Ari-Pekka Nikkola Jani Soininen Janne Ahonen Mika Laitinen	97.5 / 108.5 114.0 / 115.0 123.5 / 121.5 126.5 / 131.0	71.5 / 94.8 106.2 / 107.5 124.3 / 120.2 128.7 / 135.8	889.0
2	8th	Germany	Hansjörg Jäkle Dieter Thoma Gerd Siegmund Jens Weißflog	108.5 / 117.5 110.0 / 124.0 119.5 / 115.5 118.5 / 124.0	93.3 / 112.0 95.0 / 122.2 114.6 / 108.4 112.8 / 124.2	882.5
3	9	Japan	Naoki Yasuzaki Hiroya Saitō Jin'ya Nishikata Takanobu Okabe	116.0 / 114.5 99.5 / 106.5 124.0 / 121.5 103.0 / 128.0	108.3 / 104.1 75.6 / 90.2 124.2 / 119.7 83.4 / 131.4	836.9
4th	6th	France	Lucas Chevalier Jérôme Gay Nicolas Dessum Nicolas Jean-Prost	111.5 / 106.5 103.0 / 104.0 120.5 / 123.0 114.0 / 119.5	98.2 / 84.7 82.9 / 83.7 115.4 / 118.4 103.7 / 114.1	801.1
5	3	Switzerland	Marco Steinauer Martin Trunz Bruno Reuteler Sylvain Freiholz	102.5 / 122.5 113.0 / 89.5 111.5 / 123.0 104.5 / 113.5	81.0 / 120.0 101.9 / 51.1 97.7 / 121.4 84.6 / 103.3	761.0
6th	10	Austria	Andreas Widhölzl Christian Moser Reinhard Schwarzenberger Andreas Goldberger	87.0 / 93.5 110.5 / 115.5 77.0 / 121.5 129.5 / 130.0	44.6 / 64.3 97.9 / 106.9 26.6 / 118.2 135.1 / 134.5	728.1
7th	7th	Norway	Espen Bredesen Arve Vorvik Tommy Ingebrigtsen Lasse Ottesen	83.0 / 104.0 107.0 / 110.0 131.0 / 76.0 105.0 / 114.5	41.4 / 85.2 89.6 / 97.5 134.3 / 23.3 84.5 / 99.6	655.4
8th	5	Czech Republic	František Jež Jiří Parma Jakub Sucháček Jaroslav Sakala	91.0 / 99.0 84.0 / 91.0 107.0 / 99.5 109.5 / 107.0	58.8 / 74.2 41.7 / 59.8 90.1 / 74.6 95.1 / 91.1	585.4
9	4th	Slovenia	Robert Meglič Dejan Jekovec Franci Petek Urban Franc	87.0 / 93.5 98.0 / 110.0 88.0 / 91.0 116.5 / 98.5	50.1 / 62.8 71.9 / 95.0 48.4 / 55.3 107.2 / 72.8	563.5
10	1	Canada	Jason Myslicki John Lockyer Demian Carson Dan Kardas	76.0 / 80.0 71.5 / 74.5 87.0 / 92.0 97.0 / 90.0	30.3 / 38.0 20.2 / 26.6 50.1 / 61.6 71.1 / 55.5	353.4
11	2	United States	Matt Kuusinen Brendan Doran Randy Weber Tad Langlois	75.5 / 76.5 76.0 / 76.0 91.0 / 93.0 82.5 / 88.5	23.9 / 29.2 29.3 / 29.3 54.8 / 62.4 38.5 / 50.3	317.7

World Champion 1993 : Norway ( Bjørn Myrbakken , Helge Brendryen , Øyvind Berg , Espen Bredesen ) Olympic Champion 1994 : Germany ( Hansjörg Jäkle , Christof Duffner , Dieter Thoma , Jens Weißflog )  
 

Date: March 16, 1995

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• Thunder Bay (CAN) - Men's Team K120 - March 16, 1995 on fis-ski.com, accessed on July 25, 2020
• 1995 Nordic World Ski Championships - K120 Ski Jumping Team - March 16, 1995 7:00 pm - Official Results - Big Thunder Sports Park; FIS
• Thunder Bay CAN 03/16/1995 MS Dr World Ski Championships on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on July 25, 2020
• World Championships: 18th (Sic!) March 1995 - K120 in Thunder Bay (CAN), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 191 ISBN 3-89784-099-5