Nordic World Ski Championships 2017

51st Nordic World Ski Championships 2017
	Men's	Ladies
winner
Cross country skiing sprint freestyle	Federico Pellegrino	Maiken Caspersen Falla
Classic cross-country team sprint	Kryukov / Ustjugow	Weng / Caspersen Falla
Classic cross-country skiing	Iivo Niskanen - 15 km	Marit Bjørgen - 10 km
Cross-country skiing skiathlon	Sergei Ustyugov - 15k + 15F	Marit Bjørgen - 7.5k + 7.5F
Cross-country skiing freestyle	Alex Harvey - 50 km	Marit Bjørgen - 30 km
Cross-country relay	Norway - 4 × 10 km	Norway - 4 × 5 km
Ski jumping normal hill	Stefan Kraft	Carina Vogt
Ski jumping large hill	Stefan Kraft	---
Ski jumping large hill team	Poland	---
North. Combination single normal hill	Johannes Rydzek	---
North. Combination single large hill	Johannes Rydzek	---
North. Combine. Mansch. Normal hill	Germany	---
North. Combine. Team sprint large hill	Rydzek / Frenzel	---
Mixed normal ski jumping team	Germany
Individual competitions	8th	5
Team competitions	5	2
Mixed competitions	1
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The 51st Nordic World Ski Championships were held from February 22 to March 5, 2017 Finnish Lahti instead.

Lahti hosted the World Championships for the seventh time after 1926 , 1938 , 1958 , 1978 , 1989 and 2001 . The jumping competitions were held at the Salpausselkä ski jump , the start and finish area of ​​the running competitions was right next to the jump in the Lahti stadium .

Medals were awarded in 21 competitions in the three Nordic sports . In cross-country skiing there were twelve, in ski jumping five and in the Nordic combined four decisions. There were 13 competitions for men, seven for women and one as a mixed competition. The range of competitions remained unchanged compared to the last two World Championships. Almost 700 athletes from 60 nations took part in the world championships.

With a total of 18 medals, including seven gold medals, Norway was the most successful nation at this World Cup. Germany followed right behind with eleven medals, six of them gold.
The most successful athlete was the Norwegian Marit Bjørgen , who won three world titles in individual competitions and one with her relay. Her compatriot Maiken Caspersen Falla was also involved in the relay gold and won two more individual competitions. In the men's category , the German Johannes Rydzek managed to win all four possible gold medals in Nordic Combined - two in individual disciplines and two more in team competitions. Nobody had done that before.

Allocation of the World Cup location

Lahti

Lahti is located about 100 km north of Finland's capital Helsinki on Lake Vesijärvi .

The following locations applied to host the World Cup: Oberstdorf , Planica , Lahti and Zakopane . Apart from Planica, these locations had already applied to host the 2015 Nordic World Ski Championships .

As part of the FIS Congress on May 31, 2012 in South Korea, the World Cup was awarded to Lahti for the seventh time .

venue	1st ballot	2nd ballot	3rd ballot
Lahti	7th	7th	12
Planica	5	5	3
Oberstdorf	3	3	-
Zakopane	0	-	-

Time schedule

Overview February March 22nd 23. 24. 25th 26th 27. 28. 1. 2. 3. 4th 5. Cross-country skiing D / H D / H D / H D / H D. H D. H D. H Ski jumping D. D / H H M. H H H combination H H H H D - women; H - gentlemen; M - Mixed; italic - qualification; bold - medal decision

Detailed schedule date Local time CET sport competition Wed., February 22 19:00 18:00 Opening ceremony Thursday, February 23 17:30 16:30 Cross-country skiing Sprint women and men Friday, February 24th 10:30 / 13:30 09:30 / 12:30 combination Normal hill 17:30 16:30 Ski jumping Normal hill women Saturday, February 25th 12:00 11:00 Cross-country skiing Skiathlon women 14:30 13:30 Skiathlon men 17:30 16:30 Ski jumping Normal hill men Sun, February 26th 12:00 / 15:30 11:00 / 14:30 combination team 13:30 12:30 Cross-country skiing Team sprint women and men 17:30 16:30 Ski jumping Mixed Tuesday, February 28th 13:45 12:45 Cross-country skiing 10 km women Wed., March 1st 12:00 / 16:15 11:00 / 15:15 combination Large hill 13:45 12:45 Cross-country skiing 15 km men Thursday, March 2nd 15:00 14:00 Cross-country skiing Relay women 18:30 17:30 Ski jumping Large hill men Friday, March 3rd 13:30 12:30 Cross-country skiing Relay men 16:00 / 18:15 15:00 / 17:15 combination Team sprint Sat, March 4th 14:30 13:30 Cross-country skiing 30 km mass start women 17:15 16:15 Ski jumping team Sun, March 5th 14:30 13:30 Cross-country skiing 50 km mass start men 17:35 16:35 graduation ceremony Local time - UTC + 2

Cross-country skiing

Participating Nations

Europe (39 nations)
Andorra  Armenia  Belgium  Bosnia and Herzegovina  Bulgaria  Denmark  Germany  Estonia  Finland  France  Greece  Ireland  Iceland  Italy  Croatia  Latvia  Liechtenstein  Lithuania  Moldova  North Macedonia  Montenegro  Norway Austria  Poland  Romania  Russia  Slovenia  Sweden  Switzerland  Serbia  Slovakia  Slovenia  Spain  Czech Republic  Turkey  Ukraine  Hungary  United Kingdom  Belarus
Asia (9 Nations)
Armenia  India  Iran  Japan  Lebanon  Kazakhstan  Kyrgyzstan  Mongolia  South Korea
America (9 Nations)
Argentina  Brazil  Chile  Ecuador  Canada  Colombia  Trinidad and Tobago  Venezuela  United States
Oceania (2 nations)
Australia  Tonga
Africa (1 nation)
Togo

Men

Sprint freestyle

space	country	athlete
1	ITA	Federico Pellegrino
2	RUS	Sergei Ustyugov
3	NOR	Johannes Høsflot Klæbo
4th	NOR	Finn Hågen Krogh
5	NOR	Petter Northug
6th	FIN	Ristomatti Hakola
7th	FIN	Martti Jylhä
8th	POLE	Maciej Staręga
9	SWE	Calle Halfvarsson
10	NOR	Emil Iversen
11	SUI	Jovian Hediger
12	CAN	Alex Harvey
18th	AUT	Dominik Baldauf
20th	GER	Sebastian Eisenlauer
25th	SUI	Roman Furger
33	AUT	Bernhard Tritscher
41	GER	Thomas Bing
45	AUT	Luis Stadlober
79	AUT	Niklas Liederer

2015 World Champion: Petter Northug 

Qualification and final: February 23, 2017

Course : Karpalo Sprint 1600 m ; Length: 1635 m; Elevation gain: 53 m

Classic team sprint

space	country	athlete	Time [min]
1	Russia	Nikita Kryukov Sergei Ustyugov	17: 40.69
2	Italy	Dietmar Nöckler Federico Pellegrino	17: 42.83
3	Finland	Sami Jauhojärvi Iivo Niskanen	17: 49.33
4th	Norway	Johannes Høsflot Klæbo Emil Iversen	17: 59.11
5	United States	Simeon Hamilton Erik Bjornsen	18: 04.27
6th	Canada	Len Väljas Alex Harvey	18: 07.71
7th	Germany	Thomas Bing Sebastian Eisenlauer	18: 11.65
8th	Sweden	Emil Jönsson Teodor Peterson	18: 12.42
9	Switzerland	Roman Furger Jovian Hediger	18: 45.46
10	Poland	Dominik Bury Maciej Staręga	18: 55.75

World Champion 2015: Norway | Finn Hågen Krogh and Petter Northug 

Qualification and final: February 26, 2017

Course: Indian Hill Sprint 1300 m ; Length: 1285 m; Elevation gain: 41 m

24 teams were registered. Those with start no. 8 Austrians, Dominik Baldauf and Luis Stadlober , could not qualify for the final.

The Russian and Italian final runners benefited from the fact that the Finnish starter Iivo Niskanen collided with the Norwegian Emil Iversen, who was in the lead , shortly before the finish sprint .

Eliminated in the semi-finals:

•  France ( Richard Jouve and Lucas Chanavat )
•  Czech Republic ( Michal Novák and Aleš Razým )
•  Slovenia ( Miha Šimenc and Janez Lampič )
•  Estonia ( Marko Kilp and Raido Ränkel )
•  Belarus ( Michail Sjamjonau and Michail Kuklin )
•  Ukraine ( Oleksij Krassowskyj and Ruslan Perechoda )
•  Kazakhstan ( Iwan Ljuft and Alexei Poltoranin )
•  Austria ( Dominik Baldauf and Luis Stadlober )
•  Australia ( Phillip Bellingham and Paul Kovacs )
•  Lithuania ( Modestas Vaičiulis and Tautvydas Strolia )
•  Slovakia ( Andrej Segeč and Miroslav Šulek )
•  Romania ( Petrică Hogiu and Alin Florin Cioancă )
•  Iceland ( Sævar Birgisson and Albert Jonsson )
•  Colombia ( Paul Martin Bragiel and Jhon Acevedo )

15 km classic

space	country	athlete	Time [min]
1	FIN	Iivo Niskanen	36: 44.0
2	NOR	Martin Johnsrud Sundby	37: 01.9
3	NOR	Niklas Dyrhaug	37: 15.3
4th	RUS	Alexander Bessmertnych	37: 25.8
5	RUS	Andrei Larkow	37: 37.2
5	NOR	Didrik Tonseth	37: 37.2
7th	KAZ	Alexei Poltoranin	37: 50.3
8th	FIN	Sami Jauhojärvi	37: 53.7
9	SWE	Johan Olsson	37: 54.6
10	SWE	Calle Halfvarsson	37: 59.0
17th	SUI	Jonas Baumann	38: 36.4
27	GER	Jonas Dobler	39: 15.8
30th	LIE	Philipp Hälg	39: 34.8
31	GER	Lucas Bögl	39: 36.9
37	AUT	Luis Stadlober	40: 18.3
45	GER	Thomas Bing	40: 36.0
53	AUT	Niklas Liederer	41: 33.3

2015 World Champion: Johan Olsson 

Date: March 1, 2017

Distance: 7.5 km (3.75 km North + 3.75 km South) ; Length: 7321 m; Elevation gain: 273 m

30 km skiathlon

space	country	athlete	Time [h]
1	RUS	Sergei Ustyugov	1: 09: 16.7
2	NOR	Martin Johnsrud Sundby	1: 09: 23.4
3	NOR	Finn Hågen Krogh	1: 09: 48.5
4th	NOR	Sjur Røthe	1: 09: 49.8
5	CAN	Alex Harvey	1: 09: 50.0
6th	NOR	Didrik Tonseth	1: 09: 50.2
7th	SWE	Marcus Hellner	1: 09: 50.4
8th	RUS	Andrei Larkow	1: 09: 52.8
9	FIN	Lari Lehtonen	1: 09: 53.9
10	ITA	Giandomenico Salvadori	1: 09: 54.0
13	SUI	Jonas Baumann	1: 09: 59.9
16	GER	Florian Notz	1: 10: 14.4
19th	GER	Lucas Bögl	1: 11: 13.4
21st	GER	Jonas Dobler	1: 11: 51.4
25th	SUI	Jason Rüesch	1: 12: 49.3
31	AUT	Max Hauke	1: 12: 57.5
35	LIE	Philipp Hälg	1: 13: 27.8

World Champion 2015: Maxim Wylegschanin 

Date: February 25, 2017

Classic technique route: 3.75 km North ; Length: 3671 m; Elevation gain: 136 m
Distance free technique: 3.75 km South ; Length: 3928 m; Elevation gain: 138 m

50 km freestyle mass start

space	country	athlete	Time [h]
1	CAN	Alex Harvey	1: 46: 28.9
2	RUS	Sergei Ustyugov	1: 46: 29.5
3	FIN	Matti Heikkinen	1: 46: 30.3
4th	GBR	Andrew Musgrave	1: 46: 31.8
5	NOR	Martin Johnsrud Sundby	1: 46: 31.9
6th	NOR	Sjur Røthe	1: 46: 32.3
7th	SUI	Dario Cologna	1: 46: 37.8
8th	NOR	Petter Northug	1: 46: 41.2
9	FRA	Maurice Manificat	1: 46: 42.3
10	NOR	Hans Christer Holund	1: 46: 43.2
17th	SUI	Roman Furger	1: 47: 04.9
18th	GER	Lucas Bögl	1: 47: 14.5
24	GER	Jonas Dobler	1: 49: 40.1
35	AUT	Max Hauke	1: 51: 13.1
37	SUI	Toni Livers	1: 52: 05.1
45	AUT	Bernhard Tritscher	1: 54: 49.5
47	GER	Florian Notz	1: 55: 07.8
54	SUI	Curdin Perl	1: 58: 02.3

2015 World Champion: Petter Northug 

Date: March 5, 2017

Distance: 10 km (5 km North + 5 km South) ; Length: 9923 m; Elevation gain: 328 m

For winner Alex Harvey it was the second gold medal after the 2011 World Championships in Oslo (back then with Devon Kershaw in the team sprint).

4 × 10 km relay

space	country	athlete	Time [h]
1	Norway	Didrik Tønseth Niklas Dyrhaug Martin Johnsrud Sundby Finn Hågen Krogh	1: 37: 20.1
2	Russia	Andrei Larkow Alexander Bessmertnych Alexei Chervotkin Sergei Ustyugov	1: 37: 24.7
3	Sweden	Daniel Richardsson Johan Olsson Marcus Hellner Calle Halfvarsson	1: 39: 51.9
4th	Switzerland	Jason Rüesch Jonas Baumann Dario Cologna Curdin Perl	1: 39: 52.1
5	Finland	Sami Jauhojärvi Iivo Niskanen Lari Lehtonen Matti Heikkinen	1: 40: 02.5
6th	Germany	Thomas Bing Jonas Dobler Florian Notz Lucas Bögl	1: 40: 02.9
7th	France	Jean-Marc Gaillard Maurice Manificat Robin Duvillard Clément Parisse	1: 41: 12.1
8th	Italy	Francesco De Fabiani Dietmar Nöckler Giandomenico Salvadori Federico Pellegrino	1: 42: 49.9
9	Kazakhstan	Alexei Poltoranin Denis Wolotka Olschas Klimin Evgeni Velitschko	1: 42: 50.7
10	United States	Kyle Bratrud Erik Bjornsen Tad Elliott Simeon Hamilton	1: 42: 51.4
11	Czech Republic	Martin Jakš Lukáš farmer Michal Novák Petr Knop	1: 42: 51.9
	Canada	Graeme Killick Devon Kershaw Alex Harvey Len Väljas	LPD
	Estonia	Raido Ränkel Algo Kärp Karel Tammjärv Aivar Rehemaa	LPD
	Poland	Dominik Bury Jan Antolec Maciej Staręga Paweł Klisz	LPD
	Romania	Paul Constantin Pepene Raul Mihai Popa Petrică Hogiu Alin Florin Cioancă	LPD
	Ukraine	Oleksij Krassowskyj Andrij Orlyk Ruslan Perechoda Oleh Joltuchowskyj	LPD

2015 World Champion: Norway | Niklas Dyrhaug , Didrik Tønseth , Anders Gløersen , Petter Northug 

Date: March 3, 2017

Classic technique route: 2.5 km north ;
Free technique route: 2.5 km South ;

Women

Sprint freestyle

space	country	sportswoman
1	NOR	Maiken Caspersen Falla
2	United States	Jessica Diggins
3	United States	Kikkan Randall
4th	SWE	Hanna Falk
5	SWE	Ida Ingemarsdotter
6th	United States	Sophie Caldwell
7th	NOR	Heidi Weng
8th	FIN	Mari Laukkanen
9	RUS	Natalia Matveeva
10	RUS	Yulia Belorukova
11	GER	Hanna Kolb
12	SWE	Stina Nilsson
14th	GER	Sandra Ringwald
17th	GER	Sofie Krehl
23	GER	Victoria Carl
25th	SUI	Nadine Fähndrich
30th	SUI	Laurien van der Graaff
36	AUT	Lisa Unterweger

World Champion 2015: Marit Bjørgen 

Qualification and final: February 23, 2017

Course : Karpalo Sprint 1400 m ; Length: 1416 m; Elevation gain: 43 m

Classic team sprint

space	country	Sportswomen	Time [min]
1	Norway	Heidi Weng Maiken Caspersen Falla	20: 20.56
2	Russia	Julija Belorukowa Natalja Matwejewa	20: 26.12
3	United States	Sadie Bjornsen Jessica Diggins	20: 38.94
4th	Sweden	Ida Ingemarsdotter Stina Nilsson	20: 39.13
5	Finland	Aino-Kaisa Saarinen Kerttu Niskanen	20: 43.58
6th	Germany	Stefanie Böhler Nicole Fessel	20: 50.09
7th	Switzerland	Nadine Fähndrich Laurien van der Graaff	21: 02.40
8th	Slovenia	Katja Višnar Anamarija Lampič	21: 09.04
9	Poland	Ewelina Marcisz Justyna Kowalczyk	21: 09.55
10	Italy	Ilaria Debertolis Lucia Scardoni	21: 25.76

World Champions 2015: Norway | Ingvild Flugstad Østberg and Maiken Caspersen Falla 

Qualification and final: February 26, 2017

Course: Indian Hill Sprint 1300 m ; Length: 1285 m; Elevation gain: 41 m

The two Austrian participants Lisa Unterweger and Anna Seebacher clearly failed to qualify for the final.

Eliminated in the semi-finals:

•  Belarus ( Polina Seronossowa and Julija Tichonowa )
•  Czech Republic ( Karolína Grohová and Sandra Schützová )
•  Canada ( Cendrine Browne and Dahria Beatty )
•  Kazakhstan ( Anna Stojan and Anna Shevchenko )
•  Ukraine ( Tetjana Antypenko and Julija Krol )
•  Austria ( Lisa Unterweger and Anna Seebacher )
•  Australia ( Jessica Yeaton and Katerina Paul )

10 km classic

space	country	sportswoman	Time [min]
1	NOR	Marit Bjørgen	25: 24.9
2	SWE	Charlotte Kalla	26: 05.9
3	NOR	Astrid Jacobsen	26: 20.4
4th	NOR	Heidi Weng	26: 38.7
5	SWE	Anna Haag	26: 47.6
6th	FIN	Kerttu Niskanen	26: 48.6
7th	FIN	Krista Pärmäkoski	26: 56.3
8th	NOR	Ingvild Flugstad Østberg	26: 59.4
8th	POLE	Justyna Kowalczyk	26: 59.4
10	GER	Stefanie Boehler	27: 00.7
12	AUT	Teresa Stadlober	27: 02.5
16	GER	Nicole Fessel	27: 22.0
21st	GER	Victoria Carl	27: 42.3
25th	SUI	Nadine Fähndrich	27: 54.7
27	GER	Katharina Hennig	28: 10.2
30th	SUI	Nathalie von Siebenthal	28: 16.4
49	AUT	Anna Seebacher	29: 39.9

World Champion 2015: Charlotte Kalla 

Date: February 28, 2017

Distance: 5 km (2.5 km North + 2.5 km South) ; Length: 5013 m; Elevation gain: 193 m

15 km skiathlon

space	country	sportswoman	Time [min]
1	NOR	Marit Bjørgen	37: 57.5
2	FIN	Krista Pärmäkoski	38: 02.3
3	SWE	Charlotte Kalla	38: 29.5
4th	SUI	Nathalie von Siebenthal	39: 02.5
5	NOR	Heidi Weng	39: 02.6
6th	AUT	Teresa Stadlober	39: 02.9
7th	RUS	Yulia Chekaleva	39: 03.2
8th	NOR	Astrid Jacobsen	39: 08.6
9	RUS	Anastasija Sedova	39: 12.8
10	JPN	Masako Ishida	39: 19.3
11	GER	Katharina Hennig	39: 36.6
15th	GER	Victoria Carl	40: 03.3
16	GER	Sofie Krehl	40: 04.1
21st	GER	Sandra Ringwald	40: 30.6

World Champion 2015: Therese Johaug 

Date: February 25, 2017

Classic technique route: 3.75 km North ; Length: 3671 m; Elevation gain: 136 m
Distance free technique: 3.75 km South ; Length: 3928 m; Elevation gain: 138 m

30 km freestyle mass start

space	country	sportswoman	Time [h]
1	NOR	Marit Bjørgen	1: 08: 36.8
2	NOR	Heidi Weng	1: 08: 37.7
3	NOR	Astrid Jacobsen	1: 08: 37.7
4th	NOR	Ragnhild Haga	1: 08: 44.2
5	United States	Jessica Diggins	1: 08: 47.2
6th	FIN	Krista Pärmäkoski	1: 08: 48.1
7th	SWE	Charlotte Kalla	1: 08: 50.7
8th	AUT	Teresa Stadlober	1: 08: 52.3
9	SWE	Anna Haag	1: 08: 57.1
10	RUS	Yulia Chekaleva	1: 09: 57.7
11	SUI	Nathalie von Siebenthal	1: 09: 57.7
12	GER	Stefanie Boehler	1: 10: 00.3
19th	GER	Katharina Hennig	1: 11: 16.9
21st	GER	Nicole Fessel	1: 11: 17.1
37	GER	Victoria Carl	1: 14: 38.4

World Champion 2015: Therese Johaug 

Date: March 4, 2017

Distance: 10 km (5 km North + 5 km South) ; Length: 9923 m; Elevation gain: 328 m

4 × 5 km relay

space	country	Sportswomen	Time / delay [min]
1	Norway	Maiken Caspersen Falla Heidi Weng Astrid Jacobsen Marit Bjørgen	52: 21.5
2	Sweden	Anna Haag Charlotte Kalla Ebba Andersson Stina Nilsson	+1: 01.6
3	Finland	Aino-Kaisa Saarinen Kerttu Niskanen Laura Mononen Krista Pärmäkoski	+1: 02.1
4th	United States	Kikkan Randall Sadie Bjornsen Elizabeth Stephen Jessica Diggins	+1: 33.8
5	Russia	Polina Kalsina Julija Belorukowa Julija Chekaljowa Anastassija Sedova	+ 2: 28.6
6th	Germany	Katharina Hennig Stefanie Böhler Nicole Fessel Sandra Ringwald	+ 2: 38.3
7th	Switzerland	Laurien van der Graaff Nadine Fähndrich Nathalie von Siebenthal Seraina Boner	+ 2: 52.1
8th	Poland	Justyna Kowalczyk Ewelina Marcisz Kornelia Kubińska Martyna Galewicz	+ 3: 22.0
9	Italy	Lucia Scardoni Caterina Ganz Elisa Brocard Ilaria Debertolis	+ 3: 42.0
10	Canada	Katherine Stewart-Jones Emily Nishikawa Cendrine Browne Dahria Beatty	+ 4: 16.2
11	Czech Republic	Kateřina Smutná Kateřina Beroušková Petra Nováková Barbora Havlíčková	+ 5: 15.0
12	Kazakhstan	Anna Shevchenko Anna Stojan Olga Mandrika Irina Bykowa	+ 6: 06.7
13	Slovenia	Anamarija Lampič Katja Višnar Lea Einfalt Alenka Čebašek	+ 7: 03.0
14th	Estonia	Laura Alba Anette Veerpalu Tatjana Mannima Mariel Merlii Pulles	+ 7: 09.6
15th	Australia	Jessica Yeaton Aimee Watson Barbara Jezeršek Katerina Paul	+ 8: 44.3
16	Ukraine	Tetjana Antypenko Julija Krol Lada Nesterenko Walentyna Shevchenko	LPD

World Champions 2015: Norway | Heidi Weng , Therese Johaug , Astrid Jacobsen , Marit Bjørgen 

Date: March 2, 2017

Classic technique route: 2.5 km north ;
Free technique route: 2.5 km South ;

Ski jumping

Participating Nations

Europe (18 nations)
Bulgaria  Germany  Estonia  Finland  France  Georgia  Italy  Latvia  Norway Austria  Poland  Romania  Russia  Switzerland  Slovenia  Czech Republic  Turkey  Ukraine
America (2 nations)
Canada  United States
Asia (3 nations)
People's Republic of China  Kazakhstan  Japan

Source:

Men

Normal hill

space	country	athlete	Widths [m]	Points
1	AUT	Stefan Kraft	99.5 / 98.0	270.8
2	GER	Andreas Wellinger	96.5 / 100.0	268.7
3	GER	Markus Eisenbichler	95.0 / 100.5	263.6
4th	POLE	Kamil Stoch	96.5 / 99.0	262.5
5	POLE	Maciej Kot	95.0 / 95.5	255.1
6th	AUT	Michael Hayboeck	98.0 / 95.5	254.4
7th	NOR	Johann André Forfang	93.0 / 98.5	253.1
8th	POLE	Dawid Kubacki	96.5 / 93.5	251.5
9	GER	Richard Friday	94.5 / 96.0	250.4
10	JPN	Daiki Itō	95.5 / 94.5	249.8
12	AUT	Manuel Fettner	95.0 / 94.5	246.3
13	GER	Stephan Leyhe	94.0 / 94.0	244.9
18th	SUI	Killian Peier	93.0 / 93.0	240.6
21st	SUI	Simon Ammann	91.5 / 92.0	235.4
24	AUT	Gregor Schlierenzauer	89.5 / 90.0	227.0
33	SUI	Gregor Deschwanden	88.0 / ---	108.6
46	SUI	Andreas Schuler	85.5 / ---	098.9

World Champion 2015: Rune Velta 

Qualification: February 24, 2017; Final: February 25, 2017

Normal hill HS100

Defending champion Rune Velta did not start, he ended his career in 2016.

The jumping distances of the first three were: Power: 99.5 m and 98 m; Wellinger 96.5 m and 100.0 m; Eisenbichler 95.0 m and 100.5 m.

After the first round, Kraft led with 135.8 points ahead of Wellinger with 131.5 and Hayböck with 130.9 points; Eisenbichler took 6th place with 128.3 points.

The best Finn was "returnees" Janne Ahonen with 25th place (226.3 points); Domen Prevc , who had shown great performances at the beginning of the season, could not qualify for the finals with a jump of 89 meters and thus 34th place.

In the qualification, Kamil Stoch set a new hill record with a jump of 103.5 meters.

Large hill

space	country	athlete	Widths [m]	Points
1	AUT	Stefan Kraft	127.5 / 127.5	279.3
2	GER	Andreas Wellinger	127.5 / 129.0	278.0
3	POLE	Piotr Żyła	127.5 / 131.0	276.7
4th	NOR	Andreas Stjernen	129.5 / 129.0	276.1
5	NOR	Not so with Fannemel	123.5 / 127.0	268.8
6th	POLE	Maciej Kot	123.5 / 126.5	266.9
7th	POLE	Kamil Stoch	127.5 / 124.5	264.8
8th	POLE	Dawid Kubacki	128.5 / 123.0	263.8
9	SLO	Peter Prevc	128.0 / 124.5	263.7
10	NOR	Daniel-André Tande	121.5 / 129.5	261.3
11	AUT	Michael Hayboeck	121.5 / 128.0	260.3
13	GER	Markus Eisenbichler	125.5 / 123.5	258.0
14th	SUI	Simon Ammann	122.5 / 125.5	252.8
16	GER	Stephan Leyhe	125.0 / 117.5	247.2
18th	AUT	Manuel Fettner	118.0 / 122.0	242.7
19th	GER	Richard Friday	121.0 / 115.5	235.7
22nd	AUT	Markus Schiffner	120.0 / 113.5	227.2
35	SUI	Gregor Deschwanden	112.5 / ---	102.3
40	SUI	Killian Peier	106.5 / ---	092.4
47	SUI	Andreas Schuler	103.0 / ---	084.3

World Champion 2015: Severin Freund 

Qualification: March 1, 2017; Final: March 2, 2017, beginning at 5:30 p.m. CET

Large hill HS130

After his victory on the normal hill, Stefan Kraft became world champion on the large hill. Andreas Wellinger also won the silver medal again after his second place on the normal hill. Piotr Żyła also won the bronze medal after he moved up from a sixth place to the podium with 131 meters, the maximum distance in the competition.

Kraft and Wellinger were already 0.9 points ahead after the first run; 3rd place was Andreas Stjernen.

Severin Freund was unable to defend his title because he was unable to take part in these World Championships after suffering a cruciate ligament rupture at the end of January 2017.

team

space	country	athlete	Points
1	Poland	Piotr Żyła Dawid Kubacki Maciej Kot Kamil Stoch	1104.2
2	Norway	Anders Fannemel Johann André Forfang Daniel-André Tande Andreas Stjernen	1078.5
3	Austria	Michael Hayböck Manuel Fettner Gregor Schlierenzauer Stefan Kraft	1068.9
4th	Germany	Markus Eisenbichler Stephan Leyhe Richard Freitag Andreas Wellinger	1052.9
5	Slovenia	Jurij Tepeš Anže Lanišek Jernej Damjan Peter Prevc	941.6
6th	Finland	Jarkko Määttä Ville Larinto Antti Aalto Janne Ahonen	926.5
7th	Japan	Taku Takeuchi Ryōyū Kobayashi Noriaki Kasai Daiki Itō	922.7
	Czech Republic	Viktor Polášek Tomáš Vančura Jakub Janda Roman Koudelka	922.7
9	Russia	Alexei Romaschow Denis Kornilow Dmitri Vasiljew Evgeni Klimow	473.4
10	Switzerland	Gregor Deschwanden Andreas Schuler Killian Peier Simon Ammann	453.0
11	United States	Casey Larson William Rhoads Michael Glasder Kevin Bickner	365.1
12	Kazakhstan	Roman Nogin Alexei Koroljow Nikolai Karpenko Ilja Kratow	192.3

World Champion 2015: Norway | Anders Bardal , Anders Jacobsen , Anders Fannemel , Rune Velta 

Date: March 4, 2017

Large hill HS130

In the decision, which was at a high level, the favored Polish team, which won a world championship gold medal for the first time, showed a consistently strong performance. Already after the first round, the new world champion was leading (591.9 points), followed by Austria (574.5), Germany (573.1) and Norway (564.3) were close together; the other competitors were already relatively far behind. The second round was influenced by turbulent winds, which shifted rankings from jumper to jumper and brought the second Norwegian jumper Johann André Forfang a new hill record of 138 meters, which was also decisive for the final silver medal.

Women

space	country	sportswoman	Widths [m]	Points
1	GER	Carina Vogt	98.5 / 96.5	254.6
2	JPN	Yūki Itō	97.0 / 96.5	252.6
3	JPN	Sara Takanashi	98.0 / 95.0	251.1
4th	NOR	Maren Lundby	99.5 / 91.0	247.7
5	SLO	Ema Klinec	99.0 / 94.0	245.8
6th	GER	Svenja Würth	97.0 / 94.0	241.7
7th	AUT	Jacqueline Seifriedsberger	94.0 / 92.5	240.9
8th	GER	Katharina Althaus	94.0 / 93.5	239.0
9	AUT	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	93.0 / 89.5	229.6
10	AUT	Chiara Hölzl	93.5 / 91.0	229.0
25th	GER	Gianina Ernst	84.5 / 81.5	188.8
33	GER	Ramona Straub	84.0 / ---	093.7

World Champion 2015: Carina Vogt 

Qualification: February 23, 2017, final: February 24, 2017

Normal hill HS100

Mixed

space	country	Points
1	Germany Carina Vogt Markus Eisenbichler Svenja Würth Andreas Wellinger	1035.5 98.0 and 95.0 m / 255.2 95.5 and 99.5 m / 264.0 95.0 and 95.5 m / 240.1 99.0 and 98.0 m / 276.2
2	Austria Daniela Iraschko-Stolz Michael Hayböck Jacqueline Seifriedsberger Stefan Kraft	999.0 88.5 and 90.5 m / 230.0 92.0 and 92.5 m / 249.3 94.5 and 92.5 m / 247.0 96.5 and 97.0 m / 273.0
3	Japan Sara Takanashi Taku Takeuchi Yūki Itō Daiki Itō	979.7 90.0 and 89.5 m / 237.6 89.0 and 92.0 m / 237.1 95.0 and 93.5 m / 250.4 92.5 and 96.5 m / 254.6
4th	Slovenia Nika Križnar Anže Lanišek Ema Klinec Peter Prevc	961.4
5	Norway Silje Opseth Daniel-André Tande Maren Lundby Andreas Stjernen	877.8
6th	Russia Anastassija Barannikowa Denis Kornilow Irina Avakumowa Yevgeny Klimov	864.0
7th	Italy Elena Runggaldier Sebastian Colloredo Manuela Malsiner Davide Bresadola	841.1
8th	United States Nita Englund Michael Glasder Sarah Hendrickson Kevin Bickner	802.2
9	Czech Republic Marta Křepelková Jakub Janda Barbora Blažková Roman Koudelka	403.3
10	France Léa Lemare Paul Brasme Lucile Morat Vincent Descombes Sevoie	403.1
11	Finland Susanna Forsström Ville Larinto Julia Kykkänen Janne Ahonen	397.4
12	Canada Natasha Bodnarchuk Joshua Mason Taylor Henrich MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes	379.5
13	Romania Andreea Diana Trâmbițaș Iulian Pîtea Daniela Haralambie Nicolae Sorin Mitrofan	336.2
14th	Kazakhstan Dajana Akhmetvalieva Ilya Kratow Walentina Sderschikowa Alexei Koroljow	258.4

World Champion 2015: Germany | Carina Vogt , Richard Freitag , Katharina Althaus , Severin Freund 

Date: February 26, 2017

Normal hill HS100

After the first round, Germany led with 508.6 points ahead of Austria (490.7), Japan (482.2) and Slovenia (460.3). The teams from the Czech Republic and France only missed the second round by 0.5 and 0.7 points respectively.

Nordic combination

Participating Nations

Europe (13 nations)
Germany  Estonia  Finland  France  Italy  Norway Austria  Poland  Russia  Switzerland  Slovenia  Czech Republic  Ukraine
America (2 nations)
Canada  United States
Asia (3 nations)
Japan  Kazakhstan  South Korea

Normal hill

space	country	athlete	Jump pts. / Pl.	Run time / pl.	End time [min]
1	GER	Johannes Rydzek	124.5 / 2	26: 05.6 / 9	26: 19.6
2	GER	Eric Frenzel	128.1 / 1	26: 34.5 / 20	26: 34.5
3	GER	Björn Kircheisen	119.7 / 8	26: 15.6 / 13	26: 49.6
4th	GER	Fabian Riessle	118.2 / 12	26: 11.8 / 12	26: 51.8
5	JPN	Akito Watabe	120.3 / 6	26: 20.9 / 15	26: 51.9
6th	FRA	François Braud	119.6 / 9	26: 21.6 / 16	26: 55.6
7th	AUT	Bernhard Gruber	121.6 / 4	26: 32.7 / 19	26: 58.7
8th	AUT	Philipp Orter	107.3 / 30	25: 36.9 / 1	26: 59.9
9	FIN	Eero Hirvonen			27: 04.7
10	NOR	Magnus Krog			27: 04.9
15th	SUI	Tim Hug			27: 07.7
16	AUT	David Pommer			27: 22.3
17th	GER	Manuel Faisst			27: 31.5
18th	AUT	Mario Seidl			27: 33.2

World Champion 2015: Johannes Rydzek 

Date: February 24, 2017

Normal hill HS 100/10 km

Distance: 2.5 miles South NC ; Length: 2717 m; Elevation gain: 100 m

It was the first quadruple success for the German Ski Association and the first quadruple success for a nation since the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1934 , where four Norwegians took the first four places. The DSV participants clearly confirmed their dominance. Watabe on rank 5 was also the only one who (after 18 DSV victories in the previous 19 individual competitions in this World Cup winter) had won a World Cup competition in Sapporo (although the DSV athletes were not fully involved).

After the jumping, Frenzel was ahead of Rydzek (+14 s) and Kristjan Ilves (+24 s; final rank 23); Kircheisen was 34 s behind in 8th place, Rießle (+40 s) in 12th. The best running time brought Orter, who was 1:23 min behind in 30th place, to 8th place (+40.3 s); Rydzek was ninth in the run, Riessle twelfth; Rank 13 Kircheisen and rank 20 Frenzel.

Large hill

space	country	athlete	Jump pts. / Pl.	Run time / pl.	End time [min]
1	GER	Johannes Rydzek	122.2 / 5	25: 41.6 / 2	26: 41.6
2	JPN	Akito Watabe	123.8 / 3	25: 52.4 / 5	26: 46.4
3	FRA	François Braud	123.8 / 3	26: 00.6 / 7	26: 54.6
4th	AUT	Mario Seidl	137.3 / 1	26: 59.0 / 20	26: 59.0
5	AUT	Wilhelm Denifl	125.7 / 2	26: 22.1 / 13	27: 08.1
6th	GER	Fabian Riessle	112.9 / 17	25: 40.5 / 1	27: 18.5
7th	GER	Eric Frenzel	115.0 / 13	25: 50.1 / 4	27: 18.9
8th	AUT	David Pommer	114.4 / 14	25: 47.3 / 3	27: 19.1
9	AUT	Bernhard Gruber			27: 19.7
10	NOR	Espen Andersen			27: 32.2
12	AUT	Philipp Orter			27: 35.3
14th	SUI	Tim Hug			27: 52.1
16	GER	Björn Kircheisen			28: 23.4

World Champion 2015: Bernhard Gruber 

Date: March 1, 2017

Large hill HS 130/10 km - The jump consisted of only one jump

Distance: 2.5 miles North NC ; Length: 2542 m; Elevation gain: 103 m

Winner Johannes Rydzek won his tenth world championship medal (5 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze) and thus became the most successful athlete in Nordic combined world championship history . He overtook Bjarte Engen Vik from Norway (5 gold, 3 silver) and the French Jason Lamy Chappuis (5 gold and bronze each).

Further results:0

Further placements: 11th Magnus Krog NOR + 51.9; 13. Magnus Moan NOR + 1:00.1; 18. Antoine Gerard FRA +1: 55.4; 19. Takehiro Watanabe JAP +1: 56.3; 20. Alessandro Pittin ITA + 2: 04.1; 22. Jørgen Graabak NOR + 2: 17.5; 24. Hannu Manninen FIN 2: 48.4; 28. Armin Bauer ITA + 3: 32.4 - 53 classified. Status after jumping: 1. Seidl 137.3 points / 132 m; 2. Denifl 125.7 / 125.5 - 0.46 back; 3. ex aequo A. Akabe 123.8 / 125.0 and Braud 123.8 / 122.5-0.54; 5. Rydzek 122.2 / 122.0-1:00; 6. Watanabe 121.4 / 125.0 - 1:04; 7. Gerard 121.3 / 125.0 - 1:04; 8. Gruber 118.3 / 121.0 - 1:16; 9. Andersen 118.0 / 120.5 - 1:17; 10. Moan 117.1 / 122.0 - 1:26; 11. Hug 115.9 / 120.5 - 1:26; further: 13. Frenzel 115.0 / 121.0 - 1:29; 14. Pommer 119.5 / 114.5 - 1:32; 15. Location 113.8 / 119.5 - 1:34; 16. Krog 113.7 / 120.5 - 1:34; 17. Riessle 112.9 / 119.5 - 1:38; 18. Kircheisen 111.4 / 118.5 - 1:44; 27. Mannins 99.7 / 112.5-2:30; 28. Graabak 99.1 / 112.0-2:33; 30. Pittin 97.7 / 110.5-2:38; 36th pawn 93.7 / 110.0 - 2:54. Running times: 1. Riessle 25: 40.5; 2. Rydzek 25:41.6; 3. Pomeranian 25: 47.3; 4. Frenzel 25:50.1; 5. A. Watabe 25: 52.4; 6. Krog 25: 59.5; 7. Braud 26: 00.6; 8th place 26: 01.3; 9. Gruber 26: 03.9; 10. Pittin 7/26/7; 11. Andersen 26: 15.2; 13. Denifl 26: 22.1; 14. ex aequo Hug and Graabak 26: 26,1; further: 18. Kircheisen 26: 39,4; 21. Manninen 27: 00.0; 26. pawn 27: 20.0; 30. Gerard 27: 33.0.

team

space	country	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Germany	Eric Frenzel Björn Kircheisen Fabian Rießle Johannes Rydzek	47: 57.3 min
2	Norway	Magnus Moan Magnus Krog Mikko Kokslien Jørgen Graabak	0+ 41.7 s
3	Austria	Bernhard Gruber Mario Seidl Philipp Orter Paul Gerstgraser	+1: 03.7 min
4th	Japan	Hideaki Nagai Takehiro Watanabe Yoshito Watabe Akito Watabe	+1: 06.0 min
5	Finland	Leevi Mutru Eero Hirvonen Ilkka Herola Hannu Manninen	+1: 17.7 min
6th	Italy	Armin Bauer Lukas Runggaldier Alessandro Pittin Samuel Costa	+1: 18.2 min
7th	France	Laurent Muhlethaler Maxime Laheurte François Braud Antoine Gérard	+1: 19.5 min
8th	United States	Bryan Fletcher Taylor Fletcher Ben Berend Ben Loomis	+ 3: 27.2 min
9	Estonia	Kail Piho Karl-August Tiirmaa Han-Hendrik Piho Kristjan Ilves	+ 3: 39.7 min
10	Russia	Samir Mastiev Vyacheslav Barkov Ernest Jachin Timofei Borissow	+ 4: 52.0 min
11	Czech Republic	Miroslav Dvořák Tomáš Portyk Ondřej Pažout Jan Vytrval	+ 4: 56.6 min

World Champion 2015: Germany | Tino Edelmann , Eric Frenzel , Fabian Rießle , Johannes Rydzek 

Date: February 26, 2017

Normal hill HS 100/4 × 5 km

Distance: 2.5 miles North NC ; Length: 2542 m; Elevation gain: 103 m

Participating nations: 11

The victory went to Germany with Eric Frenzel , Björn Kircheisen , Fabian Rießle , Johannes Rydzek .

In jumping the order was different: For Germany, Kircheisen was the starting jumper and came to 91 meters; it followed Rießle with 97 m, Frenzel with 100 m and Rydzek with 96.5 m, which brought 500.8 points and a lead of 44 seconds over Japan and France; Austria in the order Gerstgraser, Gruber, Orter and Seidl was 1:05 minutes behind, Norway (Krog, Kokslien, Moan and Graabak) 1:07 minutes behind.

When running, the German team had the fifth fastest time to manage their lead. The best running time was achieved in Italy, which moved up from 11th to 6th place. Norway achieved the second best time ahead of Finland and Austria, while Japan achieved the sixth fastest time.

Finland had reactivated 38-year-old Hannu Manninen , who had been released from work by his employer, Finnair , who had already started in the World Cup in January 2017.

Team sprint

space	country	athlete	Time / backlog
1	Germany	Eric Frenzel Johannes Rydzek	29: 01.8 min
2	Norway	Magnus Moan Magnus Krog	00+ 1.0 s
3	Japan	Yoshito Watabe Akito Watabe	0+ 10.2 s
4th	Austria	Bernhard Gruber Wilhelm Denifl	0+ 10.7 s
5	France	François Braud Maxime Laheurte	0+ 11.5 s
6th	Italy	Alessandro Pittin Samuel Costa	+1: 10.6 min
7th	Finland	Eero Hirvonen Ilkka Herola	+1: 10.7 min
8th	Czech Republic	Miroslav Dvořák Tomáš Portyk	+1: 26.4 min
9	United States	Bryan Fletcher Taylor Fletcher	+1: 48.1 min
10	Poland	Paweł Słowiok Adam Cieślar	+1: 48.7 min
11	Slovenia	Vid Vrhovnik Marjan Jelenko	+1: 49.5 min
12	Estonia	Kristjan Ilves Han-Hendrik Piho	+1: 51.1 min
	Russia	Samir Mastiev Vyacheslav Barkov	LPD
	Ukraine	Viktor Passitschnyk Dmytro Masurtschuk	LPD

World Champion 2015: France | François Braud , Jason Lamy Chappuis 

Date: March 3, 2017

Large hill HS 130/2 × 7.5 km;

Course : Karpalo Sprint 1500 m ; Length: 1535 m; Elevation gain: 47 m

It was an extremely exciting competition. The gaps after the jumping were short and so the top five nations France, Germany, Japan, Norway and Austria quickly found a group with changing leaders in the following run. It stayed that way for a long time until the Austrians were the first team to tear something down in the third to last lap. However, they came back and intervened again in the battle for bronze. In the last lap Magnus Krog and Johannes Rydzek set themselves apart from the others and only shortly before the finish was Rydzek able to secure the world title for Germany with his final sprint. Akito Watabe won the bronze medal for Japan just ahead of the Austrian Wilhelm Denifl.

Trivia

• Cross-country skier Adrián Solano attracted particular attention . The Venezuelan was arrested at the Paris airport on arrival, the French police did not believe that he was a cross-country skier. After missing his connecting flight, the 22-year-old was sent back to Venezuela. By crowdfunding Solanos new arrival was financed and so he arrived in Finland on the day of qualification. After numerous falls, he finished the race after the first lap.
• The DSV team achieved its best result at the Nordic World Ski Championships with six gold medals. So far the results of Falun , 2015 and before 1974 by the GDR, with 5 gold medals each, have been the most successful.
• For the first time since 1978 (back then there were only 2 bronze medals at all) Norway's men could not win a gold medal in an individual discipline.

Medal table

Nations
final after 21 competitions

space	nation
01	Norway	7th	6th	5	18th
02	Germany	6th	3	2	11
03	Russia	2	4th	0	6th
04th	Austria	2	1	2	5
05	Finland	1	1	3	5
06th	Italy	1	1	0	2
07th	Poland	1	0	1	2
08th	Canada	1	0	0	1
09	Japan	0	2	3	5
010	Sweden	0	2	2	4th
011	United States	0	1	2	3
012	France	0	0	1	1

Men
Final result after 13 men’s competitions and one mixed competition

space	athlete
01	Johannes Rydzek	4th	0	0	4th
02	Sergei Ustyugov	2	3	0	5
03	Stefan Kraft	2	1	1	4th
04th	Eric Frenzel	2	1	0	3
05	Martin Johnsrud Sundby	1	2	0	3
	Andreas Wellinger	1	2	0	3
07th	Federico Pellegrino	1	1	0	2
08th	Iivo Niskanen	1	0	1	2
	Piotr Żyła	1	0	1	2
	Finn Hågen Krogh	1	0	1	2
	Niklas Dyrhaug	1	0	1	2
	Markus Eisenbichler	1	0	1	2
	Björn Kircheisen	1	0	1	2
014th	Alex Harvey	1	0	0	1
	Nikita Kryukov	1	0	0	1
	Didrik Tonseth	1	0	0	1
	Dawid Kubacki	1	0	0	1
	Maciej Kot	1	0	0	1
	Kamil Stoch	1	0	0	1
	Fabian Riessle	1	0	0	1
021st	Magnus Moan	0	1	1	2
	Magnus Krog	0	1	1	2
023	Akito Watabe	0	1	1	2
	Michael Hayboeck	0	1	1	2
025th	Dietmar Nöckler	0	1	0	1
	Andrei Larkow	0	1	0	1
	Alexander Bessmertnych	0	1	0	1
	Alexei Chervotkin	0	1	0	1
	Not so with Fannemel	0	1	0	1
	Johann André Forfang	0	1	0	1
	Daniel-André Tande	0	1	0	1
	Andreas Stjernen	0	1	0	1
	Mikko Kokslien	0	1	0	1
	Jørgen Graabak	0	1	0	1
035	Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	0	0	1	1
	Matti Heikkinen	0	0	1	1
	François Braud	0	0	1	1
	Sami Jauhojärvi	0	0	1	1
	Yoshito Watabe	0	0	1	1
	Daniel Richardsson	0	0	1	1
	Johan Olsson	0	0	1	1
	Marcus Hellner	0	0	1	1
	Calle Halfvarsson	0	0	1	1
	Manuel Fettner	0	0	1	1
	Gregor Schlierenzauer	0	0	1	1
	Taku Takeuchi	0	0	1	1
	Daiki Itō	0	0	1	1
	Bernhard Gruber	0	0	1	1
	Mario Seidl	0	0	1	1
	Philipp Orter	0	0	1	1
	Paul Gerstgraser	0	0	1	1

Women's
final result after 7 women's competitions and one mixed competition

space	sportswoman
01	Marit Bjørgen	4th	0	0	4th
02	Maiken Caspersen Falla	3	0	0	3
03	Heidi Weng	2	1	0	3
04th	Carina Vogt	2	0	0	2
05	Astrid Jacobsen	1	0	0	1
06th	Svenja Würth	1	0	0	1
07th	Charlotte Kalla	0	2	1	3
08th	Jessica Diggins	0	1	1	2
	Krista Pärmäkoski	0	1	1	2
	Yūki Itō	0	1	1	2
011	Yulia Belorukova	0	1	0	1
	Natalia Matveeva	0	1	0	1
	Anna Haag	0	1	0	1
	Ebba Andersson	0	1	0	1
	Stina Nilsson	0	1	0	1
	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	0	1	0	1
	Jacqueline Seifriedsberger	0	1	0	1
018th	Sara Takanashi	0	0	2	2
019th	Kikkan Randall	0	0	1	1
	Sadie Bjornsen	0	0	1	1
	Aino-Kaisa Saarinen	0	0	1	1
	Kerttu Niskanen	0	0	1	1
	Laura Mononen	0	0	1	1

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