Norwegian Summer Championships in Nordic Combined 2019

winner
Norwegian Championships Combination
	Men's	Ladies
Gundersen	Jarl Magnus Riiber	Mille Moen Flatla
Competitions
Venues	1	1

Individual competitions	1	1
athlete	27	9
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Norwegian Ski Association

The Norwegian Summer Championships in Nordic Combined 2019 took place on September 22, 2019 in Lillehammer . While the men's Gundersen competition was over 10 kilometers, the women's competition was only 5 kilometers. The ski jumping events took place on Lysgårdsbakken , with the women jumping from the normal hill ( K 90 / HS 98 ) while the men jumping from the large hill (K 123 / HS 140). The overall World Cup winner from the previous winter Jarl Magnus Riiber was able to defend his summer title, while the Italian Daniela Dejori prevailed in the women’s category . Surprisingly, the best Norwegian was Mille Moen Flatla .

Results

Gundersen (K 123/10 km)

The best jumping performance was shown by the future champion Jarl Magnus Riiber , who, after his jump at 132.5 meters, went 18 seconds ahead of the trail . There he only showed the seventh best mileage, but was able to defend his lead. Emil Storjord Vilhelmsen was the fastest runner. After Magnus Krog did not start, only 26 of the 27 registered athletes took part in the jump round. In the subsequent cross-country skiing, five other skiers did without the start. In addition, one athlete did not finish.

space	Surname	society	Jump points	running time	Residue
01.	Jarl Magnus Riiber	IL Heming	132.1	24:40
02.	Espen Andersen	Lommedalen IL	124.0	24:19	+0: 11
03.	Espen Bjørnstad	Byaasen ski club	127.6	25:22	+1: 00
04th	Estonia Kristjan Ilves	Elva Suusaklubi	119.1	24:53	+1: 05
05.	Sindre Ure Søtvik	Eldar IL	120.9	25:08	+1: 12
06th	Simen Tiller	Moelven IL	103.8	24:20	+1: 33
07th	Kasper Moen Flatla	IL Jardar	113.7	26:06	+2: 39
08th.	Leif Torbjørn Næsvold	Røykenhopp	099.3	25:15	+2: 45
09.	Jørgen Graabak	Byåsen IL	081.9	24:06	+2: 46
10.	Andreas Skoglund	Molde and Omegn IF	083.7	24:16	+2: 49
11.	Aleksander Skoglund	Molde and Omegn IF	088.5	24:41	+2: 54
12.	Emil Vilhelmsen	Mosjøen IL	076.8	23:56	+2: 57
13.	Jakob Eiksund Sæthre	Fossum IF	091.2	25:28	+3: 31
14th	Lars Buraas	Hurdal IL	069.6	24:11	+3: 41
15th	Sebastian Østvold	Lensbygda Sports Club	104.7	26:39	+3: 48
16.	Petter Skodjereite	Stordal IL	102.0	27:34	+4: 54
17th	Sander Kolberg	Kongsberg IF	074.7	26:24	+5: 33
18th	Trym Brandsegg-Lein	Byåsen IL	071.4	26:27	+5: 49
19th	Marius Solvik	Haslum IL	084.9	27:53	+6: 21
20th	Per Skjæret Strømhaug	Folldal IF	065.4	26:43	+6: 28
-	Jens Lurås Oftebro	IL Jardar	120.0	DNS
-	Harald Johnas Riiber	IL Heming	104.7	DNF
-	Einar Lurås Oftebro	IL Jardar	101.1	DNS
-	Lars Ivar Skårset	Søre Ål IL	084.3	DNS
-	Emil Ottesen	Gausdal Skilag	043.8	DNS
-	Vegar Tiller	Moelven IL	027.0	DNS
-	Magnus Krog	Høydalsmo IL	DNS

Gundersen women (K 90/5 km)

A few days before the competition, the Norwegian Ski Association announced the formation of the first female national team. This consists of the three athletes Gyda Westvold Hansen , Marte Leinan Lund and Mari Leinan Lund , who were therefore also favored at the championship. Nine athletes started. While Thea Minyan Bjørseth showed the best jumping performance, Mari Leinan Lund was able to present herself as the fastest runner.

space	Surname	society	Jump points	running time	Residue
01.	Italy Daniela Dejori	SC Gardena	097.0	15:06
02.	Mille Moen Flatla	Haslum IL	099.0	15:41	+0: 27
03.	Mari Leinan Lund	Tolga IL	082.0	14:40	+0: 34
04th	Thea Minyan Bjørseth	Lensbygda SK	102.0	16:33	+1: 08
05.	Nora Midtsundstad	Vaaler IL	073.0	15:23	+1: 53
06th	Marte Leinan Lund	Tolga IL	072.0	15:48	+2: 22
07th	Oda Leiråmo	Bossmo and Ytteren IL	045.0	15:29	+3: 51
-	Gyda Westvold Hansen	IL Nansen	098.0	DNS
-	Thea Øihaugen	Gausdal Skilag	062.0	DNS

Web links

Program 2019 , skiforbundet.no , accessed on September 18, 2019 (Norwegian).
Report on the summer championship , fis-ski.com , accessed on September 23, 2019 (English).
Results 2019/20 , skiforbundet.no , accessed on September 18, 2019 (Norwegian).

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b Intermediate results of the Norwegian Summer Championships in Nordic Combined 2019 , accessed on September 22, 2019 (PDF).
↑ ^a ^b Final results of the Norwegian Summer Championships in Nordic Combined 2019 , accessed on September 22, 2019 (PDF).
^ Norway forms first-ever Women's national team. FIS , September 17, 2019, accessed on September 18, 2019 .

[Sprung-1] Intermediate results of the Norwegian Summer Championships in Nordic Combined 2019 , accessed on September 22, 2019 (PDF).

[Gesamt-2] Final results of the Norwegian Summer Championships in Nordic Combined 2019 , accessed on September 22, 2019 (PDF).

[3] Norway forms first-ever Women's national team. FIS , September 17, 2019, accessed on September 18, 2019 .