Olympic Winter Games 2018 / Ski jumping
Nordic skiing 2018, further disciplines: Nordic combined skiing
Ski jumping at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games |
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venue | Pyeongchang |
Competition venue | Alpensia Jumping Park |
Nations | 21st |
Athletes | 100 (65 , 35 ) |
date | 10-19 February 2018 |
decisions | 4th |
← Sochi 2014 |
At the XXIII. At the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang , three individual competitions and one team competition in ski jumping took place. The venue was the Alpensia Jumping Park . There were a total of 100 starting places, 35 of them in the women's competition and 65 in the men's competitions. In the individual competitions, each country had a maximum of four starting places available. In Sochi in 2014 , the German and Polish teams were the strongest nation with two gold medals each.
Balance sheet
Medal table
space | country | total | |||
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1 | Norway | 2 | 1 | 2 | 5 |
2 | Germany | 1 | 3 | - | 4th |
3 | Poland | 1 | - | 1 | 2 |
4th | Japan | - | - | 1 | 1 |
Medalist
competitor | gold | silver | bronze |
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Normal hill | Maren Lundby | Katharina Althaus | Sara Takanashi |
Results men
Normal hill
In cold temperatures of −12 ° C and with a strong updraft, the competition was often interrupted and lasted almost three hours. Due to the conditions, the jumpers often had to wait a long time for their starting clearance and were warmed up with blankets. Simon Ammann had to leave the starting bar five times before he was given clearance. After the first round, Stefan Hula from Poland surprisingly led, but he was unable to defend his 5.9 point lead and fell back to 5th place. His compatriot Kamil Stoch , who was considered the favorite , winner of the Four Hills Tournament 2017/18 and at that time the World Cup leader , missed the medal ranks by 0.4 points.
In the second round, the hill record was equalized twice: First Robert Johansson and later Andreas Wellinger jumped to a distance of 113.5 meters. With this jump Wellinger secured gold and thus the first German men's gold medal in individual jumping since Jens Weißflog in 1994 and the first on the normal hill since 1984. The Norwegians Johann André Forfang and Robert Johansson won silver and bronze .
space | country | athlete | Widths (m) | Points |
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1 | GER | Andreas Wellinger | 104.5 / 113.5 | 259.3 |
2 | NOR | Johann André Forfang | 106.0 / 109.5 | 250.9 |
3 | NOR | Robert Johansson | 100.5 / 113.5 | 249.7 |
4th | POLE | Kamil Stoch | 106.5 / 105.5 | 249.3 |
5 | POLE | Stefan Hula | 111.0 / 105.5 | 248.8 |
6th | NOR | Daniel-André Tande | 103.5 / 111.5 | 242.3 |
7th | JPN | Ryoyu Kobayashi | 108.0 / 108.0 | 240.8 |
8th | GER | Markus Eisenbichler | 106.0 / 106.5 | 240.2 |
9 | GER | Richard Friday | 106.0 / 102.5 | 240.0 |
10 | GER | Karl Geiger | 103.5 / 105.0 | 236.7 |
Qualification: February 8, 2018, 9:30 p.m.
Competition: February 10, 2018, 9:35 p.m.
Hill size : 109 m; K point : 98 m
57 participants from 19 countries, 50 of them in the evaluation.
Olympic Champion 2014 : Kamil Stoch World Champion 2017 : Stefan Kraft
Large hill
In the qualification Ryoyu Kobayashi set a new hill record with 143.5 meters. The Italian Davide Bresadola fell in the first round but was uninjured. After the first round, Kamil Stoch led ahead of Michael Hayböck and Andreas Wellinger . Hayböck, who surprisingly took second place after an unsuccessful season from an Austrian point of view, could not maintain the medal rank and dropped back to 6th place with a weaker jump. After the second round it was clear that Kamil Stoch had won gold and was thus able to defend his title at the 2014 Winter Olympics from the large hill in the individual. Despite two shorter jumps, he relegated Wellinger, who achieved the daily best distance of 142 meters in the second round, to second place and thus to the silver medal. Wellinger had more favorable wind conditions and thus fewer wind points. Robert Johansson won bronze like on the normal hill.
space | country | athlete | Widths (m) | Points |
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1 | POLE | Kamil Stoch | 135.0 / 136.5 | 285.7 |
2 | GER | Andreas Wellinger | 135.5 / 142.0 | 282.3 |
3 | NOR | Robert Johansson | 137.5 / 134.5 | 275.3 |
4th | NOR | Daniel-André Tande | 131.0 / 138.0 | 273.1 |
5 | NOR | Johann André Forfang | 133.0 / 134.5 | 271.6 |
6th | AUT | Michael Hayboeck | 140.0 / 131.0 | 267.7 |
7th | GER | Karl Geiger | 132.0 / 137.5 | 267.6 |
8th | NOR | Andreas Stjernen | 134.5 / 131.5 | 267.3 |
9 | GER | Richard Friday | 130.0 / 127.5 | 260.0 |
10 | POLE | Dawid Kubacki | 134.5 / 126.0 | 258.0 |
SLO | Peter Prevc | 134.0 / 127.5 | 258.0 | |
JPN | Ryoyu Kobayashi | 135.5 / 128.0 | 258.0 |
Qualification: February 16, 2018, 9:30 p.m.
Competition: February 17, 2018, 9:30 p.m.
Hill size: 142 m; K point: 125 m
57 participants from 19 countries, 50 of them in the evaluation.
Olympic Champion 2014 : Kamil Stoch World Champion 2017 : Stefan Kraft
Team jumping
After the first round, the strong teams from Norway (545.9 points), Germany (543.9 points) and Poland (540.9 points) separated from the rest of the field. Austria in fourth place followed with 493.7 points. In the second round it was mainly Daniel-André Tande who was able to expand the gap to the competitors from Germany and Poland with the longest jump of the competition (to 140.5 meters). Norway won gold ahead of Germany and Poland.
space | country | athlete | Points jump 1 |
Points jump 2 |
points total |
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1 | NOR |
Daniel-André Tande Andreas Stjernen Johann André Forfang Robert Johansson |
545.9 | 552.6 | 1098.5 |
2 | GER |
Karl Geiger Stephan Leyhe Richard Freitag Andreas Wellinger |
543.9 | 531.8 | 1075.7 |
3 | POLE |
Maciej Kot Stefan Hula Dawid Kubacki Kamil Stoch |
540.9 | 531.5 | 1072.4 |
4th | AUT |
Stefan Kraft Manuel Fettner Gregor Schlierenzauer Michael Hayböck |
493.7 | 484.7 | 978.4 |
5 | SLO |
Jernej Damjan Anže Semenič Tilen Bartol Peter Prevc |
492.4 | 475.4 | 967.8 |
6th | JPN |
Taku Takeuchi Daiki Itō Noriaki Kasai Ryōyū Kobayashi |
475.5 | 465.0 | 940.5 |
7th | OAR |
Alexei Romaschow Denis Kornilow Mikhail Nazarow Yevgeny Klimov |
409.6 | 400.2 | 809.8 |
8th | FIN |
Janne Ahonen Andreas Alamommo Jarkko Määttä Antti Aalto |
397.5 | 392.9 | 790.4 |
Date: February 19, 2018, 9:30 p.m.
Hill size: 142 m; K point: 125 m
12 teams at the start, all in the ranking.
Olympic champions 2014 : Germany Andreas Wank , Marinus Kraus , Andreas Wellinger , Severin Freund World champions 2017 : Poland Piotr Żyła , Dawid Kubacki , Maciej Kot , Kamil Stoch
Results women
Normal hill
space | country | sportswoman | Widths (m) | Points |
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1 | NOR | Maren Lundby | 105.5 / 110.0 | 264.6 |
2 | GER | Katharina Althaus | 106.5 / 106.0 | 252.6 |
3 | JPN | Sara Takanashi | 103.5 / 103.5 | 243.8 |
4th | OAR | Irina Avakumova | 99.0 / 102.0 | 230.7 |
5 | GER | Carina Vogt | 97.0 / 101.5 | 227.9 |
6th | AUT | Daniela Iraschko-Stolz | 101.5 / | 99.0225.9 |
7th | SLO | Nika Križnar | 101.0 / 104.0 | 223.2 |
8th | GER | Ramona Straub | 98.5 / 98.5 | 210.5 |
9 | JPN | Yūki Itō | 94.0 / 93.0 | 203.9 |
10 | GER | Juliane Seyfarth | 102.5 / | 90.0194.3 |
Date: February 12, 2018, 9:50 p.m.
Hillsize: 109 m; K point: 98 m
35 participants from 14 countries, all in the rating.
Olympic Champion 2014 : Carina Vogt World Champion 2017 : Carina Vogt
Web links
- Ski jumping at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in the database of the International Ski Federation (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ QUALIFICATION SYSTEM FOR THE XXIII OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES PYEONGCHANG 2018. (PDF) Retrieved October 3, 2017 .
- ↑ Gold for ski jumper Andreas Wellinger , on zeit.de from February 10, 2018, accessed on February 10, 2018.