Ski Jumping Grand Prix 2001

Grand Prix 2001
winner
Overall Grand Prix	Adam Malysz
Nations ranking	Austria
Competitions
Venues	5
Individual competitions	7th
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The Ski Jumping Grand Prix 2001 (official name: FIS Grand Prix Ski Jumping 2001 ) was a series of competitions in ski jumping held by the FIS World Ski Association between August 11, 2001 and September 9, 2001 . The Grand Prix, which was held at five different locations in Europe and Asia, consisted of seven individual competitions, four of which were held in Europe and three in Asia . The Pole Adam Małysz won the overall standings , ahead of the two Austrians Andreas Goldberger and Stefan Horngacher . The defending champion Janne Ahonen from Finland took 16th place. Austria won the Nations Cup ahead of Japan and Slovenia . The defending team Finland finished sixth.

Results and ratings

Grand Prix overview

date	venue	Jump	winner	Second	Third
08/11/2001	Hinterzarten	Eagle Hill K 95	Adam Malysz	Martin Schmitt	Stefan Horngacher
08/12/2001			Martin Höllwarth	Andreas Goldberger	Martin Schmitt
08/14/2001	Courchevel	Tremplin du Praz K 120	Andreas Widhölzl	Adam Malysz	Janne Ahonen
08/18/2001	Stams	Brunnentalschanze K 105	Roberto Cecon	Martin Höllwarth	Igor Medved
09/05/2001	Sapporo	Ōkurayama ski jump K 120	Stefan Horngacher	Andreas Goldberger	Alan Alborn
09/08/2001	Hakuba	Hakuba ski jumps K 120	Stefan Horngacher	Adam Malysz	Andreas Goldberger
09/09/2001			Masahiko Harada	Martin Höllwarth	Peter Žonta

Ratings

Overall Grand Prix
Final result after 7 jumps
rank Surname Points 01.  Adam Malysz 397 02.  Andreas Goldberger 364 03.  Stefan Horngacher 357 04th  Martin Höllwarth 333 05.  Masahiko Harada 237 06th  Damjan Fras 223 07th  Igor Medved 213 08th.  Alan Alborn 181 09.  Martin Schmitt 169 10.  Andreas Widhölzl 153 11.  Peter Žonta 138 12.  Wojciech Skupień 136 13.  Christof Duffner 129  Yūta Watase 129 15th  Kazuyoshi Funaki 126 16.  Janne Ahonen 119 17th  Roberto Cecon 108 18th  Roar Ljøkelsøy 107 19th  Michael Uhrmann 085 20th  Jakub Janda 081 21st  Jure Radelj 078 22nd  Simon Ammann 069	rank Surname Points  Stephan Hocke 069 24.  Alexander Lord 063 25th  Olav Magne Dønnem 058  Hideharu Miyahira 058 27.  Ville Kantee 056 28.  Tommy Ingebrigtsen 055 29  Bjørn Einar Romøren 053 30th  Masayuki Satō 052 31.  Noriaki Kasai 046 32.  Sven Hannawald 045 33.  Matti Hautamäki 042 34.  Veli-Matti Lindström 041  Kazuya Yoshioka 041 36.  Roland Audenrieth 037 37.  Toni Nieminen 036 38.  Jakub Hlava 035 39.  Wolfgang Loitzl 034 40.  Primož Urh-Zupan 031 41.  Jussi Hautamäki 029  Robert Mateja 029 43.  Choi Heung-chul 022nd 44.  Markus Eigenler 021st	rank Surname Points 45.  Martin Koch 016  Łukasz Kruczek 016 47.  Henning Stensrud 014th  Hansjörg Jäkle 014th 49.  Alexander Below 013 50.  Takanobu Okabe 009 51.  Valery Kobelev 008th  Tomasz Pochwała 008th  Teppei Takano 008th 54.  Jörg Ritzerfeld 007th 55.  Martin Mesík 006th  Georg Späth 006th 57.  Michal Doležal 005 58.  Hiroki Yamada 004th 59.  Hans Petrat 003  Kang Chil-gu 003  Michael Neumayer 003 62.  Stefan Pieper 002  Morten Solem 002  Maxim Polunin 002 65.  Risto Jussilainen 001  Yukio Sakano 001

Nations ranking
Final result after 7 jumps
rank country Points 01.  Austria 1278 02.  Japan 0711 03.  Slovenia 0683 04th  Germany 0632 05.  Poland 0586 06th  Finland 0324 07th  Norway 0289 08th.  United States 0181 09.  Czech Republic 0121 10.  Italy 0108 11.  Switzerland 0069 12.  South Korea 0025th 13.  Russia 0021st 14th  Slovakia 0006th 15th  Kazakhstan 0002

See also

• Ski jumping world cup 2001/2002
• Ski jumping Continental Cup 2001/02

Web links

• FIS database - results
• FIS database - tables