Raw Air 2017

Raw Air 2017
winner
Overall winner	Stefan Kraft
Oslo team	Austria
Oslo singles	Stefan Kraft
Lillehammer singles	canceled
Trondheim singles	Stefan Kraft
Vikersund Singles I (replacement Lillehammer)	called off
Vikersund team	Norway
Vikersund Individual II	Kamil Stoch
Competitions
Venues	4th
Individual competitions	4th
Team competitions	2
Called off	1
Canceled	1
Made up	0
Attendees
Nations	17th
athlete	84
	2018 →

The 1st Raw Air 2017 was a series of ski jumping competitions that took place between March 10 and 19, 2017 as part of the 2016/17 Ski Jumping World Cup . The competitions were all held in Norway on four different hills. In chronological order, these were the large hills in Oslo , Lillehammer and Trondheim as well as the ski flying hill in Vikersund .

Due to the canceled individual competition in Lillehammer, which was not made up for, only 14 jumps instead of the planned 16 were in the overall standings. This was won by the Austrian Stefan Kraft with 2298.1 points ahead of the Pole Kamil Stoch (2272.6) and the German Andreas Wellinger (2251.3).

Attendees

84 athletes from 17 nations took part in Raw Air 2017:

nation	number	Athletes
Norway	13	Joakim Aune , Fredrik Bjerkeengen , Joacim Ødegård Bjøreng , Anders Fannemel , Johann André Forfang , Halvor Egner Granerud , Richard Haukedal , Tom Hilde , Robert Johansson , Marius Lindvik , Sigurd Nymoen Søberg , Andreas Stjernen , Daniel-André Tande
Germany	06th	Markus Eisenbichler , Richard Freitag , Karl Geiger , Stephan Leyhe , Andreas Wank , Andreas Wellinger
Estonia	01	Kaarel Nurmsalu
Finland	05	Antti Aalto , Janne Ahonen , Ville Larinto , Jarkko Määttä , Eetu Nousiainen
France	01	Vincent Descombes Sevoie
Italy	04th	Davide Bresadola , Sebastian Colloredo , Roberto Dellasega , Alex Insam
Japan	06th	Daiki Itō , Noriaki Kasai , Junshirō Kobayashi , Ryōyū Kobayashi , Kento Sakuyama , Taku Takeuchi
Canada	01	MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes
Kazakhstan	05	Nikolai Karpenko , Sabyrschan Muminow , Konstantin Sokolenko , Sergei Tkachenko , Marat Schaparow
Austria	07th	Manuel Fettner , Michael Hayböck , Stefan Huber , Andreas Kofler , Stefan Kraft , Markus Schiffner , Gregor Schlierenzauer
Poland	07th	Stefan Hula , Maciej Kot , Dawid Kubacki , Klemens Murańka , Kamil Stoch , Jan Ziobro , Piotr Żyła
Russia	04th	Alexander Baschenow , Evgeni Klimow , Mikhail Nazarow , Alexei Romaschow
Switzerland	05	Simon Ammann , Gregor Deschwanden , Gabriel Karlen , Killian Peier , Andreas Schuler
Slovenia	08th	Tilen Bartol , Jernej Damjan , Nejc Dežman , Anže Lanišek , Domen Prevc , Peter Prevc , Anže Semenič , Jurij Tepeš
Czech Republic	06th	Jakub Janda , Roman Koudelka , Jan Matura , Viktor Polášek , Vojtěch Štursa , Tomáš Vančura
Turkey	01	Fatih Arda İpcioğlu
United States	04th	Kevin Bickner , Michael Glasder , Casey Larson , William Rhoads

Overview

Both the qualification jumps and the team competitions are part of the overall ranking.

date	place	Jump	annotation	winner	Second	Third	Leader
03/10/2017	Oslo	Holmenkollbakken HS134	prolog	Andreas Wellinger	Peter Prevc	Richard Friday	Andreas Wellinger
03/11/2017			team	Austria Michael Hayböck Manuel Fettner Markus Schiffner Stefan Kraft	Germany Markus Eisenbichler Stephan Leyhe Richard Freitag Andreas Wellinger	Poland Piotr Żyła Kamil Stoch Dawid Kubacki Maciej Kot	Stefan Kraft
03/12/2017			singles	Stefan Kraft	Andreas Wellinger	Markus Eisenbichler
03/13/2017	Lillehammer	Lysgårdsbakken HS138	prolog	Markus Eisenbichler	Richard Friday	Stefan Kraft
03/14/2017			singles	canceled due to strong wind
03/15/2017	Trondheim	Granåsen HS140	prolog	Kamil Stoch	Andreas Stjernen	Andreas Wellinger	Andreas Wellinger
March 16, 2017			singles	Stefan Kraft	Andreas Stjernen	Andreas Wellinger	Stefan Kraft
03/17/2017	Vikersund	Vikersundbakken HS225	Individual ski flying (substitute) 1	canceled due to strong wind
			Ski flying prologue 2	Kamil Stoch	Andreas Wellinger	Domen Prevc	Andreas Wellinger
03/18/2017			Ski flying team	Norway Daniel-André Tande Robert Johansson Johann André Forfang Andreas Stjernen	Poland Piotr Żyła Dawid Kubacki Maciej Kot Kamil Stoch	Austria Michael Hayböck Manuel Fettner Gregor Schlierenzauer Stefan Kraft
03/19/2017			Individual ski flying	Kamil Stoch	Noriaki Kasai	Michael Hayboeck	Stefan Kraft
Overall rating				Stefan Kraft	Kamil Stoch	Andreas Wellinger

¹Replacement for the event that was canceled in Lillehammer. There is no qualification for the competition and it only includes one round of evaluation.

²The prologue was initially postponed from March 17th to March 18th, because the rescheduled individual competition for the canceled Lillehammer jumping was to take place on March 17th. After this catch-up competition had been canceled, the prologue took place on March 17th as planned.

Competitions

Oslo

 Holmenkollbakken , HS134

prolog

The prologue to the individual competition in Oslo took place on March 10, 2017. A total of eight jumpers were disqualified for non-conforming suits, including Anders Fannemel , Anže Lanišek and Klemens Murańka .

rank	Surname	Expanse	Points
01.	Andreas Wellinger	132.5 m	140.5
02.	Peter Prevc	130.5 m	135.9
03.	Richard Friday	128.0 m	131.8
04th	Markus Eisenbichler	128.0 m	130.0
05.	Stefan Kraft	126.5 m	129.8
06th	Maciej Kot	129.0 m	129.5
07th	Piotr Żyła	128.0 m	128.9
08th.	Manuel Fettner	126.5 m	127.9
	Dawid Kubacki	125.5 m	127.9
10.	Andreas Stjernen	126.0 m	127.7
13.	Michael Hayboeck	123.0 m	122.5
15th	Stephan Leyhe	123.5 m	121.5
20th	Markus Schiffner	124.0 m	119.6
21st	Gregor Schlierenzauer	124.0 m	119.1
25th	Andreas Kofler	120.5 m	116.6
26th	Simon Ammann	123.5 m	116.0
32.	Andreas Wank	121.0 m	112.3
35.	Gregor Deschwanden	120.0 m	110.2
38.	Karl Geiger	116.5 m	109.0
48.	Killian Peier	116.0 m	103.1
57.	Andreas Schuler	111.0 m	090.6

team

The team competition in Oslo took place on March 11, 2017.

rank	team	Points
01.	Austria Michael Hayböck Manuel Fettner Markus Schiffner Stefan Kraft	999.7
02.	Germany Markus Eisenbichler Stephan Leyhe Richard Freitag Andreas Wellinger	987.2
03.	Poland Piotr Żyła Kamil Stoch Dawid Kubacki Maciej Kot	986.7
04th	Norway Andreas Stjernen Robert Johansson Daniel-André Tande Johann André Forfang	983.1
05.	Japan Ryōyū Kobayashi Taku Takeuchi Noriaki Kasai Daiki Itō	889.8
06th	Slovenia Nejc Dežman Tilen Bartol Jernej Damjan Peter Prevc	868.7
07th	Czech Republic Viktor Polášek Vojtěch Štursa Jakub Janda Roman Koudelka	843.7
08th.	Switzerland Gregor Deschwanden Andreas Schuler Killian Peier Simon Ammann	802.3
09.	Finland Jarkko Määttä Ville Larinto Antti Aalto Janne Ahonen	394.1
10.	Italy Alex Insam Roberto Dellasega Sebastian Colloredo Davide Bresadola	380.2
11.	United States William Rhoads Casey Larson Michael Glasder Kevin Bickner	363.0
12.	Kazakhstan Sergei Tkachenko Marat Schaparow Sabyrschan Muminow Konstantin Sokolenko	278.1

singles

The individual competition in Oslo took place on March 12, 2017. Since two jumpers were tied on 30th place after the first round, 31 jumpers took part in the final.

rank Surname Width 1 Width 2 Points 01.  Stefan Kraft 130.0 m 132.0 m 267.5 02.  Andreas Wellinger 133.5 m 127.0 m 258.6 03.  Markus Eisenbichler 125.5 m 128.5 m 244.1 04th  Daiki Itō 127.5 m 124.5 m 243.5 05.  Andreas Stjernen 124.5 m 126.0 m 241.7 06th  Robert Johansson 126.0 m 128.5 m 239.5 07th  Daniel-André Tande 128.5 m 123.0 m 236.8 08th.  Manuel Fettner 127.0 m 123.0 m 227.7 09.  Piotr Żyła 124.0 m 119.5 m 227.2 10.  Johann André Forfang 114.5 m 129.5 m 224.6 11.  Maciej Kot 117.0 m 125.5 m 222.3 12.  Vincent Descombes Sevoie 120.0 m 121.0 m 222.2 13.  Noriaki Kasai 120.0 m 123.5 m 221.4 14th  Richard Friday 122.0 m 122.5 m 221.1 15th  Michael Hayboeck 122.0 m 120.0 m 219.6 16.  Peter Prevc 121.0 m 120.0 m 218.5

rank Surname Width 1 Width 2 Points 17th  Simon Ammann 121.0 m 122.0 m 218.3 18th  Stephan Leyhe 120.5 m 121.5 m 216.6 19th  Roman Koudelka 117.5 m 122.0 m 215.8 20th  Gregor Schlierenzauer 121.0 m 119.5 m 214.4 21st  Joakim Aune 120.5 m 114.0 m 212.1 22nd  Kamil Stoch 126.0 m 114.5 m 211.2 23.  Dawid Kubacki 120.5 m 118.0 m 211.0 24.  Taku Takeuchi 122.5 m 114.0 m 209.2 25th  Karl Geiger 114.5 m 118.5 m 204.0 26th  Jernej Damjan 118.5 m 114.0 m 202.0 27.  Jurij Tepeš 120.0 m 112.0 m 201.9 28.  Anže Semenič 117.0 m 115.5 m 200.8 29  Jakub Janda 118.0 m 117.0 m 199.7 30th  Sebastian Colloredo 116.0 m 112.5 m 196.5 31.  Tilen Bartol 114.5 m 117.0 m 191.3

Lillehammer

prolog

 Lysgårdsbakken , HS138

The prologue to the individual competition in Lillehammer took place on March 13, 2017.

rank	Surname	Expanse	Points
01.	Markus Eisenbichler	140.5 m	163.1
02.	Richard Friday	134.5 m	151.9
03.	Stefan Kraft	130.5 m	151.8
04th	Andreas Wellinger	131.0 m	151.4
05.	Robert Johansson	137.5 m	151.3
06th	Andreas Stjernen	135.5 m	149.1
07th	Not so with Fannemel	139.0 m	148.9
08th.	Roman Koudelka	135.5 m	147.1
09.	Johann André Forfang	136.5 m	146.0
10.	Piotr Żyła	131.5 m	145.9
18th	Stephan Leyhe	120.5 m	130.6
19th	Gregor Schlierenzauer	128.0 m	130.5
20th	Michael Hayboeck	119.5 m	130.4
22nd	Andreas Kofler	123.0 m	130.0
24.	Simon Ammann	131.5 m	129.1
26th	Markus Schiffner	137.0 m	128.0
29	Manuel Fettner	119.0 m	126.4
35.	Gregor Deschwanden	125.5 m	121.6
39.	Karl Geiger	120.0 m	118.8
40.	Killian Peier	117.5 m	118.5
49.	Andreas Wank	123.0 m	112.9
65.	Andreas Schuler	094.0 m	070.9

singles

The individual competition in Lillehammer should take place on March 14, 2017. However, after the trial round had already been canceled due to strong winds and the competition had been postponed by 30 minutes, the first round was also canceled after 26 jumpers. One day after the cancellation, another ski flying competition was announced on March 17th in Vikersund as a replacement, which was to consist of only one competition round.

Trondheim

 Granåsen , HS140

prolog

The prologue to the individual competition in Trondheim took place on March 15, 2017. Due to difficult wind conditions, only one of two planned training rounds had previously been carried out, and there were repeated long delays during qualification. This included a break of around 30 minutes before the start of Gregor Schlierenzauer, who then decided not to start and was therefore unable to qualify. Even the already pre-qualified jumpers Michael Hayböck, Manuel Fettner and Domen Prevc did not start. The leader of the Raw Air overall ranking up to then, Stefan Kraft, had extremely unfavorable wind conditions during his jump, whereby he only reached 120.0 meters and 111.5 points and lost his lead in the Raw Air overall ranking to Andreas Wellinger, who finished third with 138.0 meters and 139.5 points behind Kamil Stoch and Andreas Stjernen.

rank	Surname	Expanse	Points
01.	Kamil Stoch	139.0 m	146.0
02.	Andreas Stjernen	139.0 m	144.5
03.	Andreas Wellinger	138.0 m	139.5
04th	Johann André Forfang	140.0 m	137.4
05.	Peter Prevc	137.0 m	135.2
06th	Vincent Descombes Sevoie	139.0 m	134.3
07th	Daiki Itō	135.0 m	132.2
08th.	Markus Eisenbichler	129.5 m	132.1
09.	Simon Ammann	135.0 m	125.9
10.	Maciej Kot	130.5 m	124.8
	Anže Lanišek	133.0 m	124.8
13.	Richard Friday	128.5 m	120.3
25th	Karl Geiger	122.5 m	112.8
26th	Stephan Leyhe	122.5 m	112.1
27.	Stefan Kraft	120.0 m	111.5
31.	Killian Peier	126.5 m	109.3
32.	Markus Schiffner	126.0 m	109.2
40.	Andreas Wank	125.5 m	106.5
46.	Andreas Kofler	118.0 m	102.8
DNS	Michael Hayboeck	-	-
DNS	Manuel Fettner	-	-
53.	Gregor Deschwanden	113.5 m	097.8
62.	Gabriel Karlen	111.0 m	075.6
DNS	Gregor Schlierenzauer	-	-

singles

The individual competition in Trondheim took place on March 16, 2017.

rank Surname Width 1 Width 2 Points 01.  Stefan Kraft 138.0 m 142.5 m 302.0 02.  Andreas Stjernen 138.5 m 138.0 m 294.3 03.  Andreas Wellinger 133.0 m 141.5 m 289.6 04th  Markus Eisenbichler 141.0 m 140.0 m 288.7 05.  Kamil Stoch 139.5 m 137.0 m 285.1 06th  Johann André Forfang 135.5 m 136.0 m 281.0 07th  Peter Prevc 133.0 m 134.5 m 270.2 08th.  Richard Friday 133.0 m 135.0 m 268.4 09.  Roman Koudelka 130.0 m 132.5 m 264.4 10.  Daniel-André Tande 127.0 m 132.0 m 261.3 11.  Manuel Fettner 128.0 m 134.0 m 260.4 12.  Yevgeny Klimov 130.0 m 128.0 m 259.0 13.  Maciej Kot 126.0 m 129.5 m 255.7 14th  Not so with Fannemel 128.0 m 129.0 m 254.8 15th  Noriaki Kasai 130.0 m 128.0 m 254.6

rank Surname Width 1 Width 2 Points 16.  Simon Ammann 133.5 m 127.0 m 251.6 17th  Daiki Itō 132.0 m 128.5 m 251.5 18th  Joakim Aune 126.0 m 130.0 m 250.2 19th  Jernej Damjan 128.0 m 125.0 m 249.3 20th  Vincent Descombes Sevoie 129.5 m 127.5 m 248.3 21st  Davide Bresadola 124.0 m 128.5 m 247.0 22nd  Halvor Egner Granerud 133.0 m 125.0 m 246.7 23.  Piotr Żyła 128.5 m 125.5 m 244.5 24.  Domen Prevc 128.0 m 126.0 m 243.9 25th  Andreas Wank 127.0 m 124.5 m 241.3 26th  Michael Hayboeck 124.0 m 124.5 m 240.2 27.  Viktor Polášek 128.0 m 123.5 m 239.8 28.  Stephan Leyhe 126.5 m 121.5 m 234.3 29  Robert Johansson 126.5 m 121.5 m 233.8 30th  Andreas Kofler 124.0 m 123.5 m 232.1

Vikersund

 Vikersundbakken , HS225

Single I.

As a replacement for the canceled individual competition in Lillehammer, an additional ski flying competition was to take place in Vikersund on March 17, 2017, which was to consist of only one evaluation run without qualification. The competition was canceled again due to strong winds.

prolog

The prologue to the individual competition in Vikersund was planned for March 17, 2017. However, it was postponed to March 18, 2017, because the rescheduled individual competition for the canceled Lillehammer jumping was supposed to take place the day before. After this catch-up competition had been canceled, the prologue took place on March 17th as planned.

rank	Surname	Expanse	Points
01.	Kamil Stoch	226.5 m	216.9
02.	Andreas Wellinger	213.0 m	214.1
03.	Domen Prevc	220.5 m	207.6
04th	Michael Hayboeck	213.5 m	202.9
05.	Markus Eisenbichler	213.5 m	200.6
06th	Noriaki Kasai	214.5 m	200.2
07th	Maciej Kot	206.5 m	196.8
08th.	Jurij Tepeš	205.5 m	191.7
09.	Peter Prevc	206.5 m	186.7
10.	Stefan Kraft	197.0 m	184.8
19th	Manuel Fettner	192.5 m	170.6
27.	Simon Ammann	188.0 m	166.0
28.	Karl Geiger	189.5 m	163.3
30th	Gregor Schlierenzauer	199.5 m	161.3
31.	Markus Schiffner	189.0 m	160.1
32.	Gabriel Karlen	192.0 m	158.7
33.	Andreas Wank	188.5 m	157.1
35.	Stefan Huber	186.5 m	151.4
36.	Richard Friday	174.0 m	150.9
40.	Gregor Deschwanden	176.0 m	147.1
43.	Stephan Leyhe	179.5 m	144.2
57.	Killian Peier	155.0 m	117.8

team

The team competition in Vikersund took place on March 18, 2017. Due to strong winds, the first round was canceled after ten jumpers and a few breaks and restarted after another longer break. After this restart, a new ski flying world record was set twice during the first run . First, the Norwegian Robert Johansson jumped in the second group to 252.0 meters. In the fourth group, the Austrian Stefan Kraft jumped 253.5 meters.

rank	team	Points
01.	Norway Daniel-André Tande Robert Johansson Johann André Forfang Andreas Stjernen	1572.6
02.	Poland Piotr Żyła Dawid Kubacki Maciej Kot Kamil Stoch	1538.6
03.	Austria Michael Hayböck Manuel Fettner Gregor Schlierenzauer Stefan Kraft	1465.4
04th	Slovenia Anže Lanišek Jurij Tepeš Peter Prevc Domen Prevc	1424.0
05.	Germany Karl Geiger Richard Freitag Markus Eisenbichler Andreas Wellinger	1305.2
06th	Japan Ryōyū Kobayashi Taku Takeuchi Daiki Itō Noriaki Kasai	1241.2
07th	Czech Republic Tomáš Vančura Jan Matura Viktor Polášek Roman Koudelka	1128.4
08th.	Switzerland Gregor Deschwanden Gabriel Karlen Killian Peier Simon Ammann	1041.9
09.	United States William Rhoads Casey Larson Michael Glasder Kevin Bickner	0506.8
10.	Finland Ville Larinto Antti Aalto Eetu Nousiainen Jarkko Määttä	0505.8
11.	Russia Alexander Baschenow Alexei Romaschow Mikhail Nazarow Yevgeny Klimov	0467.0
12.	Italy Davide Bresadola Roberto Dellasega Sebastian Colloredo Alex Insam	0274.7

Single II

The individual competition in Vikersund took place on March 19, 2017.

rank Surname Width 1 Width 2 Points 01.  Kamil Stoch 238.5 m 237.0 m 466.6 02.  Noriaki Kasai 239.5 m 241.5 m 448.0 03.  Michael Hayboeck 241.5 m 222.5 m 430.4 04th  Johann André Forfang 242.5 m 245.5 m 428.7 05.  Stefan Kraft 237.5 m 215.0 m 424.8 06th  Peter Prevc 235.5 m 232.5 m 423.1 07th  Jurij Tepeš 229.5 m 242.0 m 421.8 08th.  Domen Prevc 236.5 m 243.5 m 409.7 09.  Andreas Stjernen 227.0 m 225.0 m 404.4 10.  Robert Johansson 234.0 m 215.0 m 403.0 11.  Karl Geiger 227.0 m 239.0 m 398.5 12.  Daiki Itō 243.0 m 220.5 m 394.0 13.  Not so with Fannemel 229.0 m 244.0 m 392.6 14th  Maciej Kot 221.5 m 221.0 m 387.2 15th  Kevin Bickner 244.5 m 234.5 m 382.1

rank Surname Width 1 Width 2 Points 16.  Simon Ammann 239.5 m 230.0 m 376.9 17th  Dawid Kubacki 214.0 m 232.0 m 372.2 18th  Andreas Wellinger 242.0 m 166.0 m 371.8 19th  Anže Semenič 216.0 m 223.5 m 360.3 20th  Roman Koudelka 215.5 m 219.0 m 354.4 21st  Halvor Egner Granerud 220.0 m 216.0 m 343.9 22nd  Viktor Polášek 222.0 m 213.0 m 341.5 23.  Piotr Żyła 195.0 m 207.0 m 335.0 24.  Anže Lanišek 193.5 m 201.5 m 315.6 25th  Alex Insam 217.5 m 185.5 m 308.0 26th  Manuel Fettner 182.5 m 180.5 m 302.0 27.  Jernej Damjan 226.5 m 135.0 m 282.2 28.  Gregor Schlierenzauer 196.0 m 153.0 m 258.8 29  Stefan Huber 208.0 m 134.5 m 244.6 30th  Richard Friday 198.0 m 128.0 m 227.9

Overall rating

RAW AIR rating
Final result after 9 competitions
rank Surname Points 01.  Stefan Kraft 2298.1 02.  Kamil Stoch 2272.6 03.  Andreas Wellinger 2251.3 04th  Andreas Stjernen 2210.1 05.  Peter Prevc 2180.4 06th  Johann André Forfang 2160.4 07th  Maciej Kot 2102.9 08th.  Noriaki Kasai 2099.0 09.  Robert Johansson 2090.7 10.  Daiki Itō 2082.2 11.  Simon Ammann 1998.8 12.  Michael Hayboeck 1985.2 13.  Roman Koudelka 1956.6 14th  Piotr Żyła 1930.3 15th  Richard Friday 1857.6 16.  Markus Eisenbichler 1829.5 17th  Manuel Fettner 1801.8 18th  Dawid Kubacki 1771.4 19th  Daniel-André Tande 1743.9 20th  Viktor Polášek 1667.3 21st  Jurij Tepeš 1516.1 22nd  Jernej Damjan 1468.4 23.  Karl Geiger 1425.5 24.  Domen Prevc 1370.9 25th  Taku Takeuchi 1308.5 26th  Alex Insam 1253.1 27.  Stephan Leyhe 1202.0 28.  Gregor Schlierenzauer 1175.7 29  Vincent Descombes Sevoie 1159.2 30th  Anže Lanišek 1130.0 31.  Kevin Bickner 1102.6 32.  Markus Schiffner 1102.4 33.  Jarkko Määttä 1082.1 34.  Not so with Fannemel 1079.8 35.  Anže Semenič 1047.8 36.  Killian Peier 1042.1 37.  Gregor Deschwanden 0993.2 38.  Joakim Aune 0943.0 39.  Ryoyu Kobayashi 0939.4 40.  Yevgeny Klimov 0927.8 41.  Andreas Wank 0908.2 42.  Antti Aalto 0908.1	rank Surname Points 43.  Davide Bresadola 0903.1 44.  Sebastian Colloredo 0892.7 45.  Halvor Egner Granerud 0887.7 46.  Nejc Dežman 0887.0 47.  Ville Larinto 0766.8 48.  Michael Glasder 0686.4 49.  Vojtěch Štursa 0681.8 50.  Andreas Kofler 0674.6 51.  Jakub Janda 0661.3 52.  Alexei Romaschow 0658.2 53.  Jan high school diploma 0630.6 54.  Junshirō Kobayashi 0626.9 55.  Casey Larson 0620.0 56.  MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes 0568.0 57.  William Rhoads 0567.7 58.  Jan Ziobro 0563.3 59.  Gabriel Karlen 0538.7 60.  Kaarel Nurmsalu 0512.0 61.  Tomáš Vančura 0508.9 62.  Tilen Bartol 0504.2 63.  Joacim Ødegård Bjøreng 0475.7 64.  Klemens Murańka 0464.3 65.  Alexander Baschenow 0450.1 66.  Kento Sakuyama 0433.6 67.  Marat Schaparov 0426.6 68.  Mikhail Nazarov 0423.9 69.  Tom Hilde 0423.7 70.  Stefan Huber 0396.0 71.  Eetu Nousiainen 0390.3 72.  Roberto Dellasega 0381.0 73.  Andreas Schuler 0327.8 74.  Janne Ahonen 0273.4 75.  Sabyrshan Moominov 0253.2 76.  Konstantin Sokolenko 0234.1 77.  Sergei Tkachenko 0227.4 78.  Stefan Hula 0217.5 79.  Fredrik Bjerkeengen 0204.1 80.  Nikolai Karpenko 0186.3 81.  Fatih Arda İpcioğlu 0095.4 82.  Richard Haukedal 0087.7 83.  Sigurd Nymoen Søberg 0084.7

Web links

• Official website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ RAW AIR - 10 days ski jumping on the edge. (No longer available online.) In: fis-ski.com. FIS , September 29, 2016, archived from the original on October 2, 2016 ; accessed on February 19, 2017 (English). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
2. ^ ^{A b c d e} Marco Ries: After Lillehammer cancellation: replacement in Vikersund. In: skispringen.com. March 15, 2017. Retrieved March 17, 2017 . 
3. ↑ ^{a b c} Marco Ries: Raw Air: Qualifying victory at Stoch, Wellinger back in front. In: skispringen.com. March 17, 2017. Retrieved March 18, 2017 . 
4. ↑ Marco Ries: Raw Air: Andreas Wellinger wins qualification in Oslo. In: skispringen.com. March 10, 2017. Retrieved March 11, 2017 . 
5. ↑ Marco Ries: Raw Air: Austria triumphs on Holmenkollen. In: skispringen.com. March 11, 2017. Retrieved March 13, 2017 . 
6. ↑ Marco Ries: Raw Air: Kraft wins in Oslo in front of two Germans. In: skispringen.com. March 12, 2017. Retrieved March 12, 2017 . 
7. ↑ Marco Ries: Raw Air: Eisenbichler wins qualification in Lillehammer. In: skispringen.com. March 13, 2017. Retrieved March 13, 2017 . 
8. ↑ Marco Ries: Too much wind: Raw Air in Lillehammer canceled. In: skispringen.com. March 14, 2017. Retrieved March 14, 2017 . 
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10. ↑ Marco Ries: Raw Air: Stefan Kraft strikes back in Trondheim. In: skispringen.com. March 16, 2017. Retrieved March 17, 2017 . 
11. ↑ Marco Ries: Raw Air: Norway wins at Kraft's flight show. In: skispringen.com. March 18, 2017. Retrieved March 19, 2017 . 
12. ↑ Kerstin Kock: Norwegians celebrate team victory, Stefan Kraft the world record. In: Skispringen-news.de. March 18, 2017. Retrieved March 19, 2017 . 
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