Nordic World Ski Championships 1997 / men's ski jumping

At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1997 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	52	Janne Ahonen	95.0 / 98.5	128.0 / 135.5	263.5
2	36	Masahiko Harada	99.0 / 98.0	131.0 / 127.5	258.5
3	56	Andreas Goldberger	96.0 / 94.0	130.5 / 126.5	257.0
4th	53	Kazuyoshi Funaki	95.5 / 94.0	129.5 / 126.5	256.0
5	37	Robert Mateja	94.5 / 98.5	126.0 / 128.0	254.0
6th	34	Didier Mollard	96.5 / 93.0	130.5 / 123.0	253.5
7th	32	Sylvain Freiholz	95.0 / 95.0	127.5 / 125.5	253.0
8th	54	Hiroya Saitō	94.0 / 96.0	123.5 / 129.0	252.5
9	40	Andreas Widhölzl	96.0 / 94.0	127.5 / 124.5	252.0
9	43	Nicolas Dessum	95.0 / 93.0	127.0 / 125.0	252.0
11	50	Jani Soininen	94.0 / 94.5	124.5 / 126.0	250.5
12	45	Martin Höllwarth	94.5 / 92.5	127.5 / 119.5	247.0
12	55	Takanobu Okabe	93.0 / 93.5	1235, / 123.5	247.0
14th	51	Adam Malysz	91.0 / 95.5	118.5 / 127.5	246.0
15th	44	Sturle Holseter	96.0 / 89.0	128.0 / 115.5	243.5
15th	46	Espen Bredesen	98.0 / 86.5	133.5 / 110.0	243.5
17th	29	Marco Steinauer	95.0 / 88.5	128.5 / 114.0	242.5
18th	20th	Wojciech Skupien	90.0 / 93.5	117.0 / 122.5	239.5
19th	35	Bruno Reuteler	92.0 / 89.5	120.0 / 116.0	236.0
19th	38	Stefan Horngacher	93.5 / 90.0	119.0 / 117.0	236.0
21st	8th	Andreas Kuettel	90.5 / 90.5	117.5 / 117.0	234.5
22nd	57	Dieter Thoma	100.0 / 99.0 *	133.0 / 100.0	233.0
23	39	Jérôme Gay	91.5 / 89.0	118.0 / 114.5	232.5
24	47	Roar Ljøkelsøy	94.0 / 85.0	125.0 / 107.0	232.0
25th	49	Mika Laitinen	93.5 / 87.5	122.5 / 108.5	231.0
26th	41	Hansjörg Jäkle	96.0 / 84.5	124.5 / 105.0	229.5
27	48	Ari-Pekka Nikkola	93.5 / 84.0	124.0 / 105.0	229.0
28	25th	Håvard Lie	92.5 / 87.0	116.5 / 107.0	223.5
29	7th	Alexander Kolmakov	91.0 / 85.0	116.5 / 104.0	220.5
30th	42	Jakub Sucháček	95.5 / 74.5	124.0 / 77.0	201.0
31	58	Primož Peterka	89.0	114.5	114.5
32	31	Robert Meglič	89.0	114.0	114.0
33	24	Martin Schmitt	88.5	112.5	112.5
33	28	Roman Křenek	89.5	112.5	112.5
35	26th	Roberto Cecon	88.0	112.0	112.0
36	30th	Frank Reichel	88.0	111.5	111.5
37	22nd	Peter Žonta	87.0	109.0	109.0
38	27	Robert Křenek	85.5	106.0	106.0
39	17th	Martin Mesik	85.5	105.5	105.5
40	33	Kenji Suda	85.5	105.0	105.0
41	13	Artur Khamidullin	84.0	103.0	103.0
42	15th	Fredrik Johansson	84.0	102.5	102.5
42	18th	Jaroslav Kahanek	84.0	102.5	102.5
44	14th	Krystian Dlugopolski	83.5	102.0	102.0
45	19th	Jure Radelj	82.0	97.5	97.5
46	11	Pavel Gaiduk	82.5	97.0	97.0
47	12	Alexander Sinyawski	80.5	95.5	95.5
48	10	Ivan Lunardi	79.0	92.5	92.5
49	16	Lucas Chevalier	79.0	90.0	90.0
50	9	Jan Halvardsson	79.0	89.0	89.0
51	5	Jonas Westberg	77.0	86.0	86.0
52	2	Stanislav Filimonov	76.5	84.0	84.0
53	23	Marian Bielcik	88.5 *	82.0	82.0
54	4th	Dmitri Chelovenko	73.5	76.5	76.5
55	3	Rickard Froier	73.0	75.0	75.0
56	21st	Alexander Volkov	70.5	70.0	70.0
57	6th	Ivan Kozlov	70.0	67.5	67.5
58	1	Alexander Korobov	63.5	52.0	52.0

World Champion 1995 : Takanobu Okabe 

Date: February 22, 1997

Participants: 58 named; 58 started; 58 rated;

swell

• Trondheim (NOR) - Men's K90 - February 22, 1997 on fis-ski.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Nordic World Ski Championships 1997 - Official Results - Jumping K90 - Saturday 22th February; FIS
• Trondheim NOR 02.22 1997 MS World Ski Championships on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Men Jump K90m Nordic World Championship 1997 Trondheim (NOR) on todor66.com, accessed August 16, 2020
• World Championships: February 22, 1997 - K90 in Trondheim (NOR), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 193 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Large hill K120

space	Start number	athlete	Widths [m]	Points per jump	Points
1	34	Masahiko Harada	124.0 / 128.0	125.7 / 126.4	252.1
2	57	Dieter Thoma	121.5 / 124.0	119.7 / 125.2	244.9
3	30th	Sylvain Freiholz	117.5 / 123.5	113.0 / 124.3	237.3
4th	48	Ari-Pekka Nikkola	120.0 / 120.0	117.5 / 118.0	235.5
5	43	Nicolas Dessum	117.5 / 122.5	112.5 / 122.0	234.5
6th	46	Roar Ljøkelsøy	119.0 / 119.5	116.7 / 117.6	234.3
7th	50	Jani Soininen	114.5 / 125.0	106.6 / 126.5	233.1
8th	52	Janne Ahonen	111.5 / 126.5	101.7 / 130.2	231.9
9	25th	Håvard Lie	125.5 / 115.5	122.4 / 108.9	231.3
10	53	Kazuyoshi Funaki	117.5 / 119.0	114.0 / 116.2	230.2
11	54	Hiroya Saitō	113.5 / 122.5	105.3 / 123.0	228.3
12	55	Takanobu Okabe	123.0 / 112.0	123.9 / 103.1	227.0
13	58	Primož Peterka	117.0 / 119.0	111.6 / 115.2	226.8
14th	37	Stefan Horngacher	119.5 / 112.0	16.6 / 101.6	218.2
15th	24	Martin Schmitt	107.5 / 119.5	92.5 / 116.1	208.6
16	36	Robert Mateja	114.0 / 110.5	105.7 / 98.9	204.6
17th	33	Bruno Reuteler	114.0 / 110.5	103.7 / 98.4	202.1
18th	6th	Alexander Kolmakov	113.0 / 107.5	103.4 / 93.0	196.4
19th	44	Martin Höllwarth	105.0 / 114.0	888.5 / 106.2	194.7
20th	18th	Martin Mesik	116.0 / 103.0	109.3 / 84.4	193.7
21st	32	Didier Mollard	111.5 / 109.5	99.2 / 90.6	189.8
22nd	41	Hansjörg Jäkle	109.0 / 107.5	96.2 / 93.0	189.2
23	49	Mika Laitinen	113.0 / 106.0	102.9 / 84.3	187.2
24	19th	Blaž Vrhovnik	107.0 / 110.5	89.1 / 97.9	187.0
25th	35	Christof Duffner	107.0 / 106.0	91.6 / 89.3	180.9
26th	42	Jakub Suchacek	107.5 / 103.5	93.0 / 84.3	177.3
27	29	Robert Meglič	109.0 / 101.0	95.2 / 80.8	176.0
28	39	Jaroslav Sakala	107.0 / 100.0	93.6 / 78.0	171.6
29	38	Jérôme Gay	105.0 / 100.0	88.5 / 78.5	167.0
30th	17th	Lucas Chevalier	106.5 / 95.0	89.7 / 67.5	157.2
31	40	Andreas Widhölzl	105.0	88.0	88.0
32	28	Marco Steinauer	105.0	87.5	87.5
33	26th	Roberto Cecon	103.5	85.8	85.8
34	45	Espen Bredesen	103.5	85.3	85.3
35	31	Tommy Ingebrigtsen	101.5	80.7	80.7
36	51	Adam Malysz	101.0	80.3	80.3
37	47	Let Ottesen	99.5	77.1	77.1
38	20th	Wojciech Skupien	99.5	76.6	76.6
39	10	Jan high school diploma	100.0	76.5	76.5
39	27	Roman Křenek	100.0	76.5	76.5
41	21st	Alexander Volkov	99.0	76.2	76.2
42	15th	Dmitri Chelovenko	98.5	74.8	74.8
43	8th	Ivan Kozlov	96.0	67.3	67.3
44	22nd	Peter Žonta	95.0	66.5	66.5
45	11	Pavel Gaiduk	93.5	64.3	64.3
46	12	Lukasz Kruczek	91.5	60.7	60.7
47	56	Andreas Goldberger	90.5	58.4	58.4
48	1	Alexander Korobov	91.5	58.2	58.2
49	23	Marian Bielcik	92.0	58.1	58.1
50	14th	Andreas Kuettel	89.0	57.2	57.2
51	16	Fredrik Johansson	88.0	53.9	53.9
52	3	Artur Khamidullin	84.0	46.2	46.2
53	7th	Alexander Sinyawski	93.0	43.9	43.9
54	9	Jonas Westberg	79.0	33.7	33.7
55	13	Jan Halvardsson	76.5	26.2	26.2
56	2	Stanislav Filimonov	70.0	17.0	17.0
57	4th	Rickard Froier	72.0	16.6	16.6
58	5	Ivan Lunardi	69.5	13.6	13.6

World Champion 1995 : Tommy Ingebrigtsen 

Date: March 1, 1997

Participants: 58 named; 58 started; 58 rated;

swell

• Trondheim (NOR) - Men's K120 - March 01, 1997 on fis-ski.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Nordic World Ski Championships 1997 - Official Results - Jumping K120 - Saturday March 1st; FIS
• Trondheim NOR 03/01/1997 MS World Ski Championships on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Men Jump K120m Nordic World Championship 1997 Trondheim (NOR) on todor66.com, accessed August 16, 2020
• World Championships: March 1st, 1997 - K120 in Trondheim (NOR), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 192 ISBN 3-89784-099-5

Team large hill K120

space	Start number	country	athlete	Widths [m]	Points jump	Points jumper	Points team
1	11	Finland	Ari-Pekka Nikkola Jani Soininen Mika Laitinen Janne Ahonen	121.0 / 120.5 126.5 / 123.5 116.5 / 123.0 114.5 / 123.0	119.8 / 118.9 128.7 / 124.8 109.2 / 122.9 107.1 / 123.9	238.7 253.5 232.1 231.0	955.3
2	13	Japan	Kazuyoshi Funaki Takanobu Okabe Masahiko Harada Hiroya Saitō	127.5 / 118.0 114.5 / 109.0 115.5 / 125.5 120.0 / 110.0	132.5 / 114.9 106.6 / 97.2 108.9 / 128.9 117.0 / 99.0	247.4 203.8 237.8 216.0	905.0
3	9	Germany	Christof Duffner Martin Schmitt Hansjörg Jäkle Dieter Thoma	108.5 / 108.5 116.5 / 111.0 110.0 / 113.0 129.5 / 120.0	94.8 / 93.8 109.2 / 98.8 97.5 / 103.9 130.6 117.0	188.6 208.0 201.4 247.6	845.6
4th	10	Austria	Stefan Horngacher Martin Höllwarth Andreas Widhölzl Andreas Goldberger	111.0 / 109.5 116.5 / 100.5 119.5 / 114.5 117.0 / 119.5	99.3 / 97.6 110.7 / 80.4 116.1 / 107.1 112.1 / 117.6	196.9 191.1 223.2 229.7	840.9
5	12	Norway	Håvard Lie Roar Ljøkelsøy Espen Bredesen Lasse Ottesen	122.0 / 99.5 111.0 / 100.0 110.0 / 117.5 112.5 / 115.0	119.6 / 77.1 100.8 / 78.5 99.0 / 113.0 103.0 / 108.0	196.7 179.3 212.0 211.0	799.0
6th	8th	Slovenia	Robert Meglič Blaž Vrhovnik Peter Žonta Primož Peterka	113.0 / 112.0 116.5 / 99.5 100.5 / 107.0 121.5 / 117.0	103.9 / 101.1 108.7 / 75.6 78.9 / 91.6 119.7 / 111.6	205.0 184.3 170.5 231.3	791.1
7th	5	France	Jérôme Gay Lucas Chevalier Didier Mollard Nicolas Dessum	102.0 / 103.5 104.5 / 98.5 104.5 / 108.5 121.5 / 123.5	82.6 / 84.8 85.6 / 73.8 86.6 / 93.8 119.7 / 123.8	167.4 159.4 180.4 243.5	750.7
8th	4th	Switzerland	Andreas Küttel Bruno Reuteler Marco Steinauer Sylvain Freiholz	110.5 / 102.0 119.5 / 93.0 97.0 / 105.0 111.0 / 118.5	98.4 / 82.1 116.6 / 62.9 71.1 / 88.0 99.3 / 114.8	180.5 179.5 159.1 214.1	733.2
9	6th	Czech Republic	Jan Matura Roman Křenek Jaroslav Sakala Jakub Sucháček	117.5 / 110.5 98.5 / 97.5 100.5 / 107.5 102.5 / 106.5	108.0 / 94.9 73.8 / 70.5 79.9 / 94.0 82.0 / 90.7	202.9 144.3 173.9 172.7	693.8
10	7th	Poland	Krystian Długopolski Robert Mateja Wojciech Skupień Adam Małysz	92.5 / 93.0 118.5 / 88.5 100.5 / 104.5 106.5 / 105.5	63.0 / 63.9 114.3 / 55.3 79.4 / 86.1 89.7 / 89.9	126.9 169.6 165.5 179.6	641.6
11	1	Kazakhstan	Stanislaw Filimonow Alexander Korobow Pawel Gaiduk Alexander Kolmakow	89.5 / 88.5 88.5 / 79.0 95.0 / 98.0 103.0 / 107.5	56.6 / 53.8 52.3 / 33.7 69.5 / 74.4 83.9 / 93.0	110.4 86.0 143.9 176.9	517.2
12	3	Russia	Valery Stolyarov Artur Khamidullin Alexander Volkov Dmitri Chelovenko	102.5 / 103.0 95.0 / 87.0 87.0 / 85.0 91.0 / 99.5	83.0 / 82.9 69.0 / 47.1 51.6 / 47.5 58.8 / 77.1	165.9 115.1 99.1 135.9	516.0
13	2	Sweden	Rickard Fröier Jonas Westberg Jan Halvardsson Fredrik Johansson	86.5 / 79.5 72.0 / 76.5 88.5 / 81.0 77.0 / 87.0	50.2 / 34.6 20.1 / 30.7 54.8 / 39.8 27.6 / 51.6	84.8 50.8 94.6 79.2	309.4

World Champion 1995 : Finland ( Jani Soininen , Janne Ahonen , Mika Antero Laitinen , Ari-Pekka Nikkola )  

Date: February 27, 1997

Participants: 13 teams named; 13 started; 13 rated;

swell

• Trondheim (NOR) - Men's Team K120 - February 27, 1997 on fis-ski.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Nordic World Ski Championships 1997 - Official Results - Team Jumping K120 - Thursday 27th February; FIS
• Trondheim NOR 02.27 1997 MS Dr World Ski Championships on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Men Jump K120m Teams Nordic World Championship 1997 Trondheim (NOR) - Thursday 02/27 on todor66.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• World Championships: February 27, 1997 - K120 in Trondheim (NOR), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 194 ISBN 3-89784-099-5