The 3rd Raw Air 2019 was a series of ski jumping competitions that took place between March 8th and 17th, 2019 as part of the 2018/19 Ski Jumping World Cup . As usual, the competitions were all held in Norway on four different hills, namely (in chronological order) on the large hills in Oslo , Lillehammer and Trondheim and on the ski jumping hill in Vikersund . In autumn 2018, however, the Vikersund competitions were initially canceled and canceled without replacement due to a missing hill certificate. Shortly before the start of the season, however , the International Ski Federation announced that a compromise had been found and that the last part of Raw Air could take place as planned.
For the first time, women's competitions were held at Raw Air in 2019. They completed three individual competitions in Oslo, Lillehammer and Trondheim.
The defending champion of Raw Air 2018 was Kamil Stoch from Poland . Since only one round was held in the men's team competition in Oslo, there were only 15 jumps instead of the planned 16 in the overall ranking. This won the Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi ahead of the Austrian Stefan Kraft and the Norwegian Robert Johansson . The overall ranking of women was won by the Norwegian Maren Lundby ahead of the Germans Katharina Althaus and Juliane Seyfarth .
Men's
Attendees
79 athletes from 17 nations took part in the Men's Raw Air 2019:
| nation |
number |
Athletes
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Norway Norway
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13 |
Joakim Aune , Andreas Granerud Buskum , Anders Fannemel , Johann André Forfang , Halvor Egner Granerud , Robert Johansson , Marius Lindvik , Thomas Aasen Markeng , Mats Bjerke Myhren , Robin Pedersen , Andreas Stjernen , Fredrik Villumstad , Oscar P. Westerheim
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Bulgaria Bulgaria
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01 |
Vladimir Sografski
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Germany Germany
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08th |
Markus Eisenbichler , Richard Freitag , Karl Geiger , Martin Hamann , Stephan Leyhe , Pius Paschke , Constantin Schmid , Andreas Wellinger
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Estonia Estonia
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02 |
Artti Aigro , Martti Nõmme
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Finland Finland
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04th |
Antti Aalto , Andreas Alamommo , Jarkko Määttä , Eetu Nousiainen
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France France
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01 |
Jonathan Learoyd
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Italy Italy
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02 |
Sebastian Colloredo , Alex Insam
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Japan Japan
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06th |
Daiki Itō , Noriaki Kasai , Junshirō Kobayashi , Ryōyū Kobayashi , Naoki Nakamura , Yukiya Satō
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Canada Canada
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02 |
MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes , Matthew Soukup
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Kazakhstan Kazakhstan
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02 |
Sabyrschan Moominov , Sergei Tkachenko
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Austria Austria
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07th |
Clemens Aigner , Philipp Aschenwald , Manuel Fettner , Michael Hayböck , Jan Hörl , Daniel Huber , Stefan Kraft
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Poland Poland
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06th |
Stefan Hula , Dawid Kubacki , Kamil Stoch , Paweł Wąsek , Jakub Wolny , Piotr Żyła
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Russia Russia
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04th |
Evgeni Klimow , Michail Nazarow , Maxim Sergejew , Dmitri Wassiljew
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Switzerland Switzerland
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06th |
Simon Ammann , Luca Egloff , Sandro Hauswirth , Killian Peier , Dominik Peter , Andreas Schuler
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Slovenia Slovenia
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07th |
Jernej Damjan , Žiga Jelar , Anže Lanišek , Domen Prevc , Peter Prevc , Anže Semenič , Timi Zajc
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Czech Republic Czech Republic
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05 |
Lukáš Hlava , Roman Koudelka , Čestmír Kožíšek , Viktor Polášek , Tomáš Vančura
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United States United States
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03 |
Kevin Bickner , Casey Larson , Andrew Vacation
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Overview
1 Due to strong winds and the resulting delays in the process, only one round was held.
Competitions
Oslo
Norway Holmenkollbakken , HS134
prolog
The prologue to the individual competition in Oslo took place on March 8, 2019.
team
The team competition in Oslo took place on March 9, 2019. Due to strong winds and the resulting delays in the process, only one round was held. In this round, the Norwegian Robert Johansson set a new hill record with 144.0 meters and exceeded the old record of the Austrian Andreas Kofler from 2011 by three meters.
singles
The individual competition in Oslo took place on March 10, 2019.
Lillehammer
prolog
Norway Lysgårdsbakken , HS140
The prologue to the individual competition in Lillehammer took place on March 11, 2019.
singles
The individual competition in Lillehammer took place on March 12, 2019.
Trondheim
Norway Granåsen Skisenter , HS138
prolog
The prologue to the individual competition in Trondheim took place on March 13, 2019.
singles
The individual competition in Trondheim took place on March 14, 2019.
Vikersund
Norway Vikersundbakken , HS240
prolog
The prologue to the individual competition in Vikersund took place on March 15, 2019.
team
The team competition in Vikersund took place on March 16, 2019.
singles
The individual competition in Vikersund took place on March 17th, 2019.
Overall rating
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Final score after 10 competitions
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Ladies
Participants
46 athletes from 14 nations took part in the Women's Raw Air 2019:
| nation |
number |
Athletes
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Norway Norway
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5 |
Ingebjørg Saglien Bråten , Maren Lundby , Silje Opseth , Karoline Røstad , Anna Odine Strøm
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Germany Germany
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6th |
Katharina Althaus , Anna Rupprecht , Juliane Seyfarth , Ramona Straub , Carina Vogt , Svenja Würth
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Finland Finland
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2 |
Susanna Forsström , Julia Kykkänen
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France France
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2 |
Lucile Morat , Joséphine Pagnier
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Italy Italy
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2 |
Lara Malsiner , Elena Runggaldier
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Japan Japan
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6th |
Yūki Itō , Kaori Iwabuchi , Nozomi Maruyama , Shihori Ōi , Yūka Setō , Sara Takanashi
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Austria Austria
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4th |
Chiara Hölzl , Daniela Iraschko-Stolz , Eva Pinkelnig , Jacqueline Seifriedsberger
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Poland Poland
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2 |
Kamila Karpiel , Kinga Rajda
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Romania Romania
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1 |
Daniela Haralambie
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Russia Russia
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4th |
Lidija Jakowlewa , Xenija Kablukowa , Alexandra Kustowa , Sofja Tichonowa
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Sweden Sweden
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1 |
Astrid Norstedt
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Slovenia Slovenia
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6th |
Urša Bogataj , Jerneja Brecl , Katra Komar , Nika Križnar , Špela Rogelj , Maja Vtič
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Czech Republic Czech Republic
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3 |
Karolína Indráčková , Zdeňka Pešatová , Štěpánka Ptáčková
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United States United States
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2 |
Nita Englund , Nina Lussi
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Overview
Competitions
Oslo
Norway Holmenkollbakken , HS134
prolog
The prologue to the individual competition in Oslo took place on March 9, 2019.
singles
The individual competition in Oslo took place on March 10, 2019.
Lillehammer
prolog
Norway Lysgårdsbakken , HS140
The prologue to the individual competition in Lillehammer took place on March 11, 2019. With a jump of 141.5 meters, the Norwegian Maren Lundby set a new hill record and exceeded the old record of the German Katharina Althaus from 2018 by two meters. This was also her personal best and the largest distance that a woman has ever achieved in an FIS competition (winter and summer).
singles
The individual competition in Lillehammer took place on March 12, 2019.
Trondheim
Norway Granåsen Skisenter , HS138
prolog
The prologue to the individual competition in Trondheim took place on March 13, 2019.
singles
The individual competition in Trondheim took place on March 14, 2019. Since this was the first women's World Cup competition in Trondheim, a new hill record was set. The longest jump of the two days was the German Juliane Seyfarth in the second round of the competition with 137.5 meters.
Overall rating
Web links
Individual evidence
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↑ FIS adopts ski jumping calendar 2018/2019 , on skispringen.com, from May 18, 2018. Accessed on November 1, 2018.
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↑ World Cup calendar men (PDF). Retrieved November 3, 2018.
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↑ Decisions from FIS Council Meeting in November on fis-ski.com. Retrieved November 16, 2018
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↑ RAW AIR TOURNAMENT STANDINGS. (PDF; 270 kB) In: fis-ski.com. FIS , accessed on March 17, 2019 .
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↑ RAW AIR TOURNAMENT STANDINGS. (PDF; 261 kB) In: fis-ski.com. FIS , accessed on March 17, 2019 .
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↑ a b Norway wins questionable Raw Air prelude on Holmenkollen. In: skispringen.com. March 9, 2019, accessed March 16, 2019 .
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↑ FIS / WC / SJ / M Official Result List Qualification Oslo 08.03.2019 (PDF).
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↑ Luis Holuch: Raw Air: Qualifying victory and hill record! Maren Lundby outclasses the competition. In: skispringen.com. March 11, 2019, accessed March 16, 2019 .
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↑ Luis Holuch: Maren Lundby makes the overall victory at Raw Air premiere perfect. In: skispringen.com. March 14, 2019, accessed March 16, 2019 .
