Nordic World Ski Championships 1999 / Men's ski jumping

At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1999 the following individual results were achieved in men's ski jumping:

Normal hill K90

space	athlete	Widths [m]	Points per jump	Total points
1	Kazuyoshi Funaki	96.0 / 94.0	129.5 / 125.5	255.0
2	Hideharu Miyahira	95.5 / 93.5	128.0 / 125.5	253.5
3	Masahiko Harada	98.0 / 94.0	127.0 / 125.0	252.0
4th	Janne Ahonen	94.0 / 93.0	125.0 / 124.0	249.0
5	Martin Höllwarth	94.5 / 92.0	126.0 / 121.5	247.5
5	Noriaki Kasai	95.0 / 92.0	126.5 / 121.0	247.5
7th	Martin Schmitt	96.0 / 92.0	127.5 / 119.5	247.0
8th	Sven Hannawald	95.0 / 89.5	122.5 / 114.5	237.0
9	Andreas Widhölzl	95.0 / 89.0	122.0 / 114.0	236.0
10	Reinhard Schwarzenberger	92.5 / 86.5	121.0 / 108.5	229.5
11	Jakub Suchacek	94.0 / 86.0	121.5 / 107.5	229.0
12	Tommy Ingebrigtsen	92.5 / 86.5	119.5 / 107.0	226.5
13	Ville Kantee	90.0 / 86.0	115.0 / 107.0	222.0
14th	Christof Duffner	93.5 / 84.5	118.0 / 103.5	221.5
14th	Kristian Brenden	91.0 / 85.5	116.0 / 105.5	221.5
16	Dieter Thoma	92.0 / 86.0	115.0 / 106.0	221.0
16	Stefan Horngacher	98.0 * / 91.0	103.0 / 118.0	221.0
18th	Mika Laitinen	89.5 / 85.5	114.0 / 106.5	220.5
19th	Peter Žonta	91.0 / 84.5	116.0 / 103.5	219.5
19th	Nicolas Dessum	90.5 / 85.5	115.0 / 104.5	219.5
21st	Primož Urh-Zupan	88.5 / 86.5	111.5 / 107.5	219.0
22nd	Robert Mateja	87.5 / 84.5	109.5 / 102.5	212.0
22nd	Primož Peterka	89.5 / 82.0	114.5 / 97.5	212.0
22nd	Let Ottesen	89.5 / 82.0	114.0 / 98.0	212.0
25th	Roar Ljøkelsøy	88.5 / 83.0	111.5 / 99.5	211.0
26th	Simon Ammann	87.0 / 84.0	109.0 / 101.5	210.5
27	Adam Malysz	89.5 / 81.5	113.0 / 96.5	209.5
27	Damjan Fras	90.0 / 82.0	114.0 / 95.5	209.5
29	Jani Soininen	91.0 / 79.0	118.0 / 90.5	208.5
30th	Lucas Chevalier-Girod	87.0 / 81.0	108.0 / 95.0 Michal Doležal (ski jumper) | Michal Doležal	203.0
31	Michal Doležal	88.0 / 83.0 *	110.0 / 68.0	178.0
32	Bruno Reuteler	86.5	107.5	107.5
33	Jakub Janda	86.5	107.0	107.0
33	Sylvain Freiholz	87.0	107.0	107.0
35	Risto Jussilainen	86.0	106.0	106.0
36	Valery Kobelev	86.0	105.5	105.5
36	Roberto Cecon	86.0	105.5	105.5
38	Ivan Lunardi	84.0	102.0	102.0
39	Andreas Kuettel	84.0	101.0	101.0
40	Alan Alborn	81.5	96.0	96.0
41	Lukasz Kruczek	81.0	95.0	95.0
41	Wojciech Skupien	81.5	95.0	95.0
41	Kristoffer Jaafs	81.5	95.0	95.0
44	Filip Kafka	82.5	94.5	94.5
44	Choi Yong-jik	81.5	94.5	94.5
44	Artur Khamidullin	82.0	94.5	94.5
47	Massimo Vellar	80.5	93.5	93.5
48	Maxim Polunin	80.5	93.0	93.0
48	Michal Psenko	81.0	93.0	93.0
50	Pavel Gaiduk	80.0	92.5	92.5
51	Fredrik Johansson	80.0	92.0	92.0
51	Jakub Jiroutek	80.5	92.0	92.0
53	Martin Mesik	80.0	91.5	91.5
54	Dmitri Chwykov	79.5	91.0	91.0
55	Rickard Froier	79.0	86.5	86.5
56	Niels de Groot	78.5	85.5	85.5
57	Matej Uram	77.5	85.0	85.0
58	Alexander Volkov	76.5	84.5	84.5
59	Brendan Doran	76.5	84.0	84.0
60	Dmitri Vasiliev	78.0	83.0	83.0
61	Choi Heung-chul	75.0	82.0	82.0
62	Glynn Pedersen	77.0	81.5	81.5
63	Stanislav Filimonov	75.0	79.0	79.0
64	Joiri Mikitinez	73.0	75.5	75.5
64	Kim Hyun-ki	73.0	75.5	75.5
66	Alexandr Diadulia	71.5	72.0	72.0
67	Mattias Bylund	70.5	70.5	70.5
68	Sergei Bobrov	66.5	57.5	57.5
69	Jeroen Nikkel	64.5	53.5	53.5

World Champion 1997 : Janne Ahonen / Olympic Champion 1998 : Jani Soininen  

Date: February 26, 1999

Participants: 69 started; 69 rated;

swell

• Ramsau (AUT) - Men's Normal Hill - February 26, 1999 on fis-ski.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Ramsau AUT 02.26 1999 MS World Ski Championships on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Men Jump K90 Nordic World Championship 1999 Ramsau (AUT) - Saturday, February 20 (Sic!) On todor66.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• World Championships: February 26, 1999 - K90 in Ramsau (AUT), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 197 ISBN 3-89784-099-5
• VM Backhoppning, Ramsau / Bischofshofen (AUT) February 21-26, 1999, in: Brunnhage, Lennart (red) .: Idrottsboken 1999. Strömbergs förlag, Stockholm 1999, s. 122.

Large hill K120

space	athlete	Widths [m]	Points per jump	Total points
1	Martin Schmitt	126.0 / 129.5	127.8 / 135.6	263.4
2	Sven Hannawald	127.0 / 127.0	131.1 / 130.6	261.7
3	Hideharu Miyahira	125.5 / 128.0	127.4 / 131.4	258.8
4th	Janne Ahonen	123.5 / 126.0	124.8 / 129.3	254.1
5	Kazuyoshi Funaki	122.0 / 125.5	122.1 / 129.4	251.5
6th	Masahiko Harada	119.5 / 126.5	116.6 / 130.2	246.8
7th	Stefan Horngacher	120.0 / 123.5	117.0 / 123.3	240.3
8th	Dieter Thoma	119.0 / 123.0	115.2 / 122.4	237.6
9	Hiroya Saitō	117.0 / 118.5	111.6 / 115.3	226.9
10	Noriaki Kasai	115.0 / 118.5	108.0 / 114.3	222.3
11	Nicolas Dessum	108.5 / 122.5	92.3 / 121.5	213.8
12	Andreas Widhölzl	111.0 / 117.5	98.3 / 112.5	210.8
13	Reinhard Schwarzenberger	115.0 / 113.5	107.0 / 103.3	210.3
14th	Martin Höllwarth	112.0 / 114.0	100.6 / 104.7	205.3
15th	Peter Žonta	110.0 / 112.5	96.0 / 101.5	197.5
16	Sylvain Freiholz	112.0 / 109.5	101.1 / 96.1	197.2
17th	Kristian Brenden	113.0 / 109.5	101.9 / 94.1	196.0
18th	Christof Duffner	112.0 / 110.0	99.6 / 94.5	194.1
19th	Roar Ljøkelsøy	110.0 / 109.5	96.0 / 96.1	192.1
20th	Damjan Fras	114.0 / 106.0	103.7 / 87.8	191.5
21st	Roberto Cecon	107.5 / 109.5	92.5 / 95.1	187.6
22nd	Bruno Reuteler	109.5 / 108.0	95.1 / 92.4	187.5
23	Mika Laitinen	106.5 / 109.5	89.2 / 95.1	184.3
24	Tommy Ingebrigtsen	107.0 / 109.0	90.1 / 93.7	183.8
25th	Robert Mateja	109.5 / 105.0	95.6 / 86.5	182.1
26th	Valery Kobelev	107.5 / 108.0	89.5 / 92.4	181.9
27	Alan Alborn	109.0 / 101.0	94.7 / 78.3	173.0
28	Jakub Suchacek	105.5 / 101.5	86.4 / 79.7	166.1
29	Kristoffer Jaafs	105.0 / 98.5	86.0 / 72.8	158.8
30th	Ville Kantee	107.5 / 94.0	89.0 / 63.7	152.7
31	Jure Radelj	102.5	81.0	81.0
32	Lukasz Kruczek	100.0	77.0	77.0
33	Jani Soininen	100.5	76.9	76.9
34	Michal Doležal	100.0	76.5	76.5
35	Let Ottesen	99.5	75.6	75.6
36	Primož Peterka	95.5	66.9	66.9
37	Massimo Vellar	95.0	66.0	66.0
37	Adam Malysz	95.0	66.0	66.0
39	Dmitri Vasiliev	94.0	64.7	64.7
40	Ivan Lunardi	94.5	64.6	64.6
41	Lucas Chevalier-Girod	94.0	63.7	63.7
42	Michal Psenko	93.0	62.4	62.4
42	Marco Steinauer	93.0	62.4	62.4
44	Fredrik Johansson	91.0	58.3	58.3
45	Martin Mesik	91.0	57.8	57.8
46	Brendan Doran	89.0	53.7	53.7
47	Pavel Gaiduk	88.5	52.8	52.8
48	Jakub Janda	90.0	50.0	50.0
49	Marcin Bachleda	88.0	48.4	48.4
50	Jakub Jiroutek	86.0	46.8	46.8
51	Andreas Kuettel	85.0	46.0	46.0
52	Glynn Pedersen	84.0	44.2	44.2
53	Stanislav Filimonov	83.0	42.9	42.9
54	Artur Khamidullin	83.5	40.3	40.3
55	Rickard Froier	82.0	37.6	37.6
56	Alexander Volkov	82.5	37.0	37.0
57	Filip Kafka	81.0	35.3	35.3
58	Choi Yong-jik	75.5	28.4	28.4
59	Maxim Polunin	72.0	21.1	21.1
60	Joiri Mikitinez	70.5	18.4	18.4
61	Kim Hyun-ki	70.0	17.0	17.0
62	Dmitri Chwykov	70.0	12.5	12.5
63	Matej Uram	68.0	9.4	9.4
64	Mattias Bylund	67.0	8.6	8.6
65	Alexandr Diadulia	68.0	7.4	7.4
66	Choi Heung-chul	68.0	6.9	6.9
67	Sergei Bobrov	55.0	0.0	0.0

World Champion 1997 : Masahiko Harada / Olympic Champion 1998 : Kazuyoshi Funaki  

Date: February 21, 1999

Participants: 67 started; 67 rated;

swell

• Ramsau (AUT) - Men's Large Hill - February 21, 1999 on fis-ski.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Ramsau AUT 02/21/1999 MS World Ski Championships on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Men Jump K120 Nordic World Championship 1999 Ramsau (AUT) - Thursday 02.25 (Sic!) On todor66.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• World Championships: February 21, 1999 - K120 in Ramsau (AUT), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 195 ISBN 3-89784-099-5
• VM Backhoppning, Ramsau / Bischofshofen (AUT) February 21-26, 1999, in: Brunnhage, Lennart (red) .: Idrottsboken 1999. Strömbergs förlag, Stockholm 1999, s. 121.

Team jumping large hill

space	country	athlete	Widths [m]	Points per jump	Points jumper	Points team
1	Germany	Sven Hannawald Christof Duffner Dieter Thoma Martin Schmitt	132.5 * / 137.0 126.0 / 125.5 * 136.0 / 127.0 122.0 / 124.5	109.5 / 140.1 127.3 / 94.9 141.3 / 129.6 120.6 / 125.6	249.6 222.2 270.9 246.2	988.9
2	Japan	Noriaki Kasai Hideharu Miyahira Masahiko Harada Kazuyoshi Funaki	114.5 / 134.0 129.0 / 130.0 130.0 / 125.0 110.0 / 115.0	106.6 / 138.7 134.2 / 136.5 116.0 / 127.0 98.5 / 109.5	245.3 270.7 263.0 208.0	987.0
3	Austria	Andreas Widhölzl Martin Höllwarth Reinhard Schwarzenberger Stefan Horngacher	131.0 / 130.0 122.0 / 123.5 113.5 / 121.0 111.5 / 97.5	135.8 / 132.5 120.1 / 123.8 105.3 / 119.3 99.2 / 69.5	268.3 243.9 224.6 168.7	905.5
4th	Finland	Ville Kantee Jani Soininen Mika Laitinen Janne Ahonen	117.5 / 119.5 116.5 / 121.5 110.5 / 105.0 123.0 / 110.5	110.0 / 114.1 107.2 / 119.2 97.9 / 86.5 122.9 / 97.4	224.1 226.9 184.4 220.3	855.7
5	Slovenia	Damjan Fras Jure Radelj Primož Peterka Peter Žonta	121.0 / 127.5 89.0 / 104.0 120.0 / 101.5 114.5 / 103.5	117.3 / 124.5 52.2 / 84.7 116.5 / 81.2 103.1 / 82.8	241.8 136.9 197.7 185.9	762.3
6th	Norway	Roar Ljøkelsøy Morten Aagheim Tommy Ingebrigtsen Kristian Brenden	115.5 / 122.0 103.0 / 105.5 115.0 / 68.0 117.5 / 100.5	108.4 / 120.6 81.9 / 87.9 106.0 / 12.9 11.0 / 78.4	229.0 169.8 118.9 189.4	707.1
7th	Czech Republic	Michal Doležal Jakub Jiroutek Jakub Janda Jakub Sucháček	101.5 / 117.0 90.0 / 92.0 97.5 / 93.0 122.5 / 104.0	79.2 / 110.1 54.0 / 58.6 72.0 / 61.4 120.5 83.7	189.3 112.6 133.4 204.2	639.5
8th	Switzerland	Andreas Küttel Marco Steinauer Bruno Reuteler Sylvain Freiholz	100.5 / 105.5 106.0 / 94.0 113.5 / 96.5 82.0 / 75.5	77.4 / 87.9 89.8 / 61.7 103.8 / 69.7 41.1 / 28.4	165.3 151.5 173.5 69.5	559.8
9	Poland	Wojciech Skupień Adam Małysz Łukasz Kruczek Robert Mateja	96.5 / 100.5 105.5 / 102.0 88.0 / 88.5 93.0 / 95.0	70.2 / 76.9 86.4 / 80.1 52.4 / 53.8 63.4 / 66.0	147.1 166.5 106.2 129.4	549.2
10	Russia	Alexander Volkov Artur Khamidullin Dmitri Wassiljew Valeri Kobelew	84.0 / 108.0 94.0 / 94.5 100.0 / 86.0 105.0 / 102.0	41.7 / 92.9 61.2 / 65.6 75.5 / 44.3 87.0 / 80.6	134.6 126.8 119.8 167.6	548.8
11	Sweden	Mattias Bylund Rickard Fröier Fredrik Johansson Kristoffer Jaafs	64.5 / 68.0 98.0 / 101.0 82.0 / 77.5 82.5 / 86.5	2.1 / 12.4 72.9 / 77.8 36.6 / 31.0 40.0 / 39.7	14.5 150.7 67.6 79.7	312.5
12	Kazakhstan	Maxim Polunin Dmitri Tschwykow Pawel Gaiduk Stanislav Filimonov	77.0 / 75.5 92.0 / 68.0 71.0 / 75.5 67.0 / 68.5	32.1 / 28.4 59.1 / 10.4 14.8 / 28.4 12.1 / 14.8	60.5 69.5 43.2 26.9	200.1

World Champion 1997 : Finland ( Ari-Pekka Nikkola , Jani Soininen , Mika Laitinen , Janne Ahonen ) Olympic Champion 1998 : Japan ( Takanobu Okabe , Hiroya Saitō , Masahiko Harada , Kazuyoshi Funaki )  
 

Date: February 23, 1999

Participants: 12 teams started; 12 rated;

Despite two falls, Germany became world champions.

swell

• Ramsau (AUT) - Men's Team K120 - February 20, 1999 (Sic!) On fis-ski.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Ramsau AUT 02/23/1999 MS Dr World Ski Championships on wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl, accessed on August 16, 2020
• Men Jump K120 Teams Nordic World Championship 1999 Ramsau (AUT) - Monday 22.02 (Sic!) On todor66.com, accessed on August 16, 2020
• World Championships: February 23, 1999 - K120 in Ramsau (AUT), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 196 ISBN 3-89784-099-5
• VM Backhoppning, Ramsau / Bischofshofen (AUT) February 21-26, 1999, in: Brunnhage, Lennart (red) .: Idrottsboken 1999. Strömbergs förlag, Stockholm 1999, s. 121-122