Ski Jumping Grand Prix 2017

Grand Prix 2017
	Men's	Ladies
winner
Overall Grand Prix	Dawid Kubacki	Sara Takanashi
Nations ranking	Poland	Japan
Competitions
Venues	7th	3
Individual competitions	9	5
Team competitions	1	-
Attendees
Nations	021st	018th
athlete	139	072
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The Ski Jumping Grand Prix 2017 (official name: FIS Ski Jumping Grand Prix 2017 ) was organized by the World Ski Federation FIS for the period between July 14th and October 3rd, 2017 for men and for the period between August 12th and 12th The women's ski jumping series of competitions on September 10, 2017 . The Grand Prix included nine individual and one team competitions for men, of which eight competitions were held in Europe and two competitions in Asia , as well as five individual competitions for women taking place in Europe.

Results and ratings men

The first three winners of the Summer Grand Prix 2017 (from left to right): Anže Lanišek (2), Dawid Kubacki (1), Junshirō Kobayashi (3)

The trophies of the three leaders in the overall standings

Venues and jumping

The FIS announced the provisional competition calendar in April 2017.

Wisła : July 14, 2017: HS134 large hill team July 15, 2017: HS134 large hill individual  Hinterzarten : July 29, 2017: HS108 normal hill individual  Courchevel : August 12, 2017: HS135 single large hill

Hakuba : August 26, 2017: HS131 large hill individual August 27, 2017: HS131 large hill individual  Tchaikovsky : September 9, 2017: HS140 large hill individual September 10, 2017: HS140 large hill individual

Hinzenbach : October 1, 2017: HS94 normal hill individual  Klingenthal : October 3, 2017: HS140 large hill individual

Participating Nations

Jumpers from 21 nations took part in the men's Grand Prix.

Europe (16 nations)
Bulgaria  Germany  Estonia  Finland  France  Italy  Norway  Austria	Poland  Romania  Russia  Switzerland  Slovenia  Czech Republic  Turkey  Ukraine
Asia (3 nations)
Japan  Kazakhstan	South Korea
North America (2 nations)
Canada	United States

Grand Prix overview

date	venue	Jump	comment	winner	Second	Third
07/14/2017	Wisła	Malinka HS134	Team night	Poland Piotr Żyła Kamil Stoch Dawid Kubacki Maciej Kot	Norway Anders Fannemel Robert Johansson Kenneth Gangnes Daniel-André Tande	Germany Andreas Wank Karl Geiger Andreas Wellinger Stephan Leyhe
07/15/2017			night	Dawid Kubacki	Maciej Kot	Karl Geiger
07/29/2017	Hinterzarten	Eagle Hill HS108	night	Dawid Kubacki	Stephan Leyhe	Piotr Żyła
08/12/2017	Courchevel	Tremplin du Praz HS135	night	Dawid Kubacki	Maciej Kot	Roman Koudelka Denis Kornilow
08/26/2017	Hakuba	Hakuba ski jumps HS131	night	Junshirō Kobayashi	Kenneth Gangnes	Klemens Murańka
08/27/2017				Junshirō Kobayashi	Ryoyu Kobayashi	Anže Lanišek
09.09.2017	Tchaikovsky	Sneschinka HS140		Anže Lanišek	Yevgeny Klimov	Denis Kornilov
09/10/2017		Sneschinka HS102	1	Anže Lanišek	Junshirō Kobayashi	Yevgeny Klimov
10/01/2017	Hinzenbach	Aigner ski jump HS94		Dawid Kubacki	Piotr Żyła	Roman Koudelka
03/10/2017	Klingenthal	Vogtland Arena HS140		Dawid Kubacki	Andreas Wellinger	Johann André Forfang

¹ Due to strong winds, the competition was moved from the large hill to the normal hill and canceled after the first round.

Ratings

Overall rating
Final result after 9 competitions
rank Surname Points 01.  Dawid Kubacki 500 02.  Anže Lanišek 353 03.  Junshirō Kobayashi 332 04th  Maciej Kot 270 05.  Yevgeny Klimov 232 06th  Kenneth Gangnes 217 07th  Stephan Leyhe 216 08th.  Roman Koudelka 200  Piotr Żyła 200 10.  Stefan Hula 175 11.  Anže Semenič 172 12.  Denis Kornilov 164 13.  Simon Ammann 161 14th  Robert Johansson 152 15th  Ryoyu Kobayashi 149 16.  Andreas Wellinger 142  Johann André Forfang 142 18th  Halvor Egner Granerud 137 19th  Daniel-André Tande 124 20th  Karl Geiger 116  Sebastian Colloredo 116 22nd  Davide Bresadola 112 23.  Rok Justin 111 24.  Stefan Kraft 105 25th  Gregor Schlierenzauer 091 26th  Kamil Stoch 085 27.  Not so with Fannemel 077 28.  Taku Takeuchi 075  Klemens Murańka 075 30th  Tilen Bartol 074	rank Surname Points 31.  Antti Aalto 073 32.  Alex Insam 071 33.  Gregor Deschwanden 069 34.  Robert Kranjec 063 35.  Manuel Fettner 054 36.  Jakub Wolny 050 37.  Andreas Wank 049  Daiki Itō 049 39.  Kevin Bickner 044 40.  Mikhail Nazarov 042  Alexei Romaschow 042 42.  Florian Altenburger 040 43.  Markus Schiffner 039 44.  Noriaki Kasai 038  Roman Trofimov 038 46.  Killian Peier 035 47.  Peter Prevc 034 48.  Andreas Alamommo 033 49.  Žiga Jelar 032  Miran Zupančič 032 51.  Pius Paschke 031  Jan Ziobro 031 53.  Clemens Aigner 029 54.  Ville Larinto 026th  Markus Eisenbichler 026th 56.  Maximilian Steiner 023  Bor Pavlovčič 023 58.  Andreas Stjernen 021st 59.  Vincent Descombes Sevoie 018th	rank Surname Points 60.  Richard Friday 016 61.  Andreas Kofler 015th  Yūmu Harada 015th 63.  Dmitri Vasiliev 014th  Andreas Schuler 014th 65.  Michael Hayboeck 013  Sergei Tkachenko 013 67.  Jarkko Määttä 012  Aleksander Zniszczoł 012  Jurij Tepeš 012 70.  Jakub Janda 011  Viktor Polášek 011  Tomáš Vančura 011  Eetu Nousiainen 011 74.  Elias Tollinger 009 75.  Kenshirō Itō 007th 76.  Manuel Poppinger 006th  Fredrik Bjerkeengen 006th 78.  Lukáš Hlava 005  Martin Hamann 005  Krzysztof Miętus 005 81.  Constantin Schmid 004th  Joacim Ødegård Bjøreng 004th  Paweł Wąsek 004th  Michael Glasder 004th 85.  Vojtěch Štursa 003  David Siegel 003 87.  Artti Aigro 002 88  Andraž Pograjc 001

Nations ranking
Final score after 10 competitions
rank Surname Points 01.  Poland 1807 02.  Norway 1230 03.  Slovenia 1157 04th  Germany 0908 05.  Japan 0665 06th  Austria 0624 07th  Russia 0532 08th.  Czech Republic 0341 09.  Switzerland 0329 10.  Finland 0305 11.  Italy 0299 12.  United States 0048 13.  France 0018th 14th  Kazakhstan 0013 15th  Estonia 0002

Results and ratings women

Venues and jumping

The FIS announced the provisional competition calendar in April 2017.

Courchevel : August 11, 2017: HS96 normal hill individual  Frenštát pod Radhoštěm : August 18, 2017: HS106 normal hill individual August 19, 2017: HS106 normal hill individual  Tchaikovsky : September 9, 2017: HS102 normal hill individual September 10, 2017: HS102 normal hill individual

Participating Nations

Jumpers from 18 nations took part in the Women's Grand Prix.

Europe (12 nations)
Germany  Finland  France  Italy  Norway  Austria	Poland  Romania  Russia  Slovenia  Czech Republic  Hungary
Asia (4 nations)
Japan  Kazakhstan	South Korea  People's Republic of China
North America (2 nations)
Canada	United States

Grand Prix overview

date	venue	Jump	comment	Winner	Second	third
08/11/2017	Courchevel	Tremplin du Praz HS96		Katharina Althaus	Sara Takanashi	Yūki Itō
08/18/2017	Frenštát pod Radhoštěm	Horečky HS106 area		Yūki Itō	Lucile Morat	Maren Lundby
08/19/2017				Sara Takanashi	Maren Lundby	Yūki Itō
09.09.2017	Tchaikovsky	Sneschinka HS102		Sara Takanashi	Julia Kykkänen	Irina Avakumova
09/10/2017				Sara Takanashi	Irina Avakumova	Maren Lundby Maja Vtič

Ratings

Overall rating
Final result after 5 competitions
rank Surname Points 01.  Sara Takanashi 380 02.  Irina Avakumova 290 03.  Maren Lundby 276 04th  Lucile Morat 256 05.  Yūki Itō 220 06th  Yūka Setō 156 07th  Julia Kykkänen 151 08th.  Špela Rogelj 149 09.  Maja Vtič 144 10.  Juliane Seyfarth 139 11.  Manuela Malsiner 130 12.  Ema Klinec 123 13.  Katharina Althaus 100 14th  Sarah Hendrickson 099 15th  Kaori Iwabuchi 097 16.  Anastasija Barannikova 096  Urša Bogataj 096	rank Surname Points 18th  Daniela Haralambie 066 19th  Abby Ringquist 060 20th  Elena Runggaldier 049 21st  Taylor Henrich 041 22nd  Svenja Würth 040 23.  Natasha Bodnarchuk 038  Katja Požun 038 25th  Novels Dieu 033 26th  Alexandra Kustowa 030th 27.  Luisa Görlich 027 28.  Atsuko Tanaka 026th 29  Silje Opseth 025th 30th  Abigail Strate 023 31.  Chiara Hölzl 020th  Nika Križnar 020th 33.  Ramona Straub 018th 34.  Gianina Ernst 016	rank Surname Points 35.  Lara Malsiner 014th 36.  Océane Paillard 013 37.  Julia Clair 012  Léa Lemare 012  Alexandra Baranzewa 012 40.  Tara Geraghty-Moats 011 41.  Nicole Maurer 010  Sofja Tikhonova 010 43.  Chang Xinyue 007th  Li Xueyao 007th 45.  Evelyn Insam 006th  Lidija Yakovleva 006th  Nita Englund 006th 48.  Barbora Blažková 002 49.  Maria Yakovleva 001  Anna Schpynjowa 001

Nations ranking
Final result after 5 competitions
rank Surname Points 01.  Japan 853 02.  Slovenia 570 03.  Russia 446 04th  Germany 340 05.  France 326 06th  Norway 301 07th  Italy 199 08th.  United States 176 09.  Finland 151 10.  Canada 138 11.  Romania 066 12.  Austria 020th 13.  People's Republic of China 014th 14th  Czech Republic 002

See also

• Ski Jumping World Cup 2017/18
• Ski Jumping Continental Cup 2017/18

Web links

Commons : Pictures from the Summer Grand Prix 2017 from Klingenthal  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Grand Prix men

• FIS database - results
• FIS database - tables

Grand Prix women

• FIS database - results
• FIS database - tables

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Marco Ries: Preliminary ski jumping calendar 2017/2018 presented. In: skispringen.com. April 7, 2017. Retrieved July 13, 2017 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b} FIS Ski Jumping Grand Prix 2017. (PDF; 65 kB) In: skispringen.com. May 26, 2017, accessed July 21, 2017 . 
3. ↑ Kerstin Kock: Lanisek and Takanashi also triumph on day two. In: Skispringen-news.de. September 10, 2017. Retrieved September 10, 2017 .