Ski Flying World Championship 2014

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The ski flying world championship 2014 took place from March 13th to 16th on the Čerťák ski flying hill in Harrachov , Czech Republic . Harrachov was the venue for the ski flying world championship for the fourth time. In the individual competition Severin Freund became world champion after two rounds on March 14th, as the rest of the individual competition was canceled on the following day due to irregular wind conditions. The team competition was canceled shortly before the start on March 16 because of the continued prevailing storm. The defending champions were Robert Kranjec and the Austrian team.

Surcharge

The entrustment took place at the FIS Congress 2010, with no opposing candidates. (Source: FIS website about the FIS Congress in Antalya)

Attendees

59 athletes from 17 nations were registered for the start list. Only nations with at least four starters could take part in the team competition, in the individual competition only a maximum of four jumpers per nation. The Slovenian team was exempt from the latter rule, as they were allowed to send an additional jumper into the competition with Robert Kranjec , the defending champion in the individual.

The jumpers not considered for the qualification are shown in italics , the jumpers qualified for the individual competition are shown in bold . The pre-qualified jumpers are also marked with (vq).

Individual competition

Date:
Qualification: March 13, 2014
1st round: March 14th 2014
2nd round: March 14th 2014
3rd round: March 15, 2014 (canceled)
4th round: March 15, 2014 (canceled)

qualification

Anders Bardal and Dmitri Wassiljew won the qualification with flights at 191.5 and 193.5 meters. The already pre-qualified athletes are not to be taken into account in this ranking; these were the best ten of the ski flying discipline world cup.

space Surname country Points
01 Bardal is different NorwayNorway Norway 186.2
01 Dmitri Vasiliev RussiaRussia Russia 186.2
03 Roman Koudelka Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 179.0
04th Maciej Kot PolandPoland Poland 176.7
05 Michael Hayboeck AustriaAustria Austria 171.5
05 Reruhi Shimizu JapanJapan Japan 171.5
07th Stefan Kraft AustriaAustria Austria 166.5
08th Jakub Janda Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 166.1
09 Bjørn Einar Romøren NorwayNorway Norway 165.9
10 Andreas Wellinger GermanyGermany Germany 164.5

Final result after 2 rounds

space Surname country Points
01 Severin friend GermanyGermany Germany 391.0
02 Bardal is different NorwayNorway Norway 379.9
03 Peter Prevc SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia 375.6
04th Noriaki Kasai JapanJapan Japan 374.6
05 Kamil Stoch PolandPoland Poland 363.8
06th Roman Koudelka Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 362.6
07th Not so with Fannemel NorwayNorway Norway 352.5
08th Dmitri Vasiliev RussiaRussia Russia 350.2
09 Thomas Diethart AustriaAustria Austria 349.0
10 Maciej Kot PolandPoland Poland 347.8

Results overview

date Passage winner Second Third
March 13, 2014 qualification RussiaRussia Dmitri Wassiljew Anders Bardal
NorwayNorway  		Czech RepublicCzech Republic Roman Koudelka
March 14, 2014 1st round SloveniaSlovenia Peter Prevc GermanyGermany Severin friend NorwayNorway Bardal is different
March 14, 2014 2nd round and final score GermanyGermany Severin friend NorwayNorway Bardal is different SloveniaSlovenia Peter Prevc
March 15, 2014 3rd round Round canceled
March 15, 2014 4th round Round canceled
March 16, 2014 1st round team Round canceled
March 16, 2014 2nd round team Round canceled

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