Ski jumping world cup 2009/10

World Cup 2009/10
winner
Overall World Cup	Simon Ammann
Ski flying rating	Robert Kranjec
Four Hills Tournament	Andreas Kofler
Nordic Tournament	Simon Ammann
FIS Team Tour	Austria
Nations ranking	Austria
Competitions
Venues	16
Individual competitions	25th
Team competitions	4th
Called off	4 (of which laid: 3)
← 2008/09	2010/11 →

The Ski Jumping World Cup 2009/10 (official sponsor name : BAUHAUS FIS World Cup Ski Jumping 2009/10 ) was a series of ski jumping competitions organized by the FIS World Ski Association between November 27, 2009 and March 14, 2010 . The original plan was to hold 25 individual and 3 team competitions at 17 different locations in Europe and Asia. The dates were finally set at the FIS Calendar Conference 2009 from May 20 to 24, 2009 in Dubrovnik . The two individual competitions planned in Trondheim had to be relocated to Lillehammer , which reduced the number of organizing venues to 16. The overall World Cup was won for the first time by Swiss Simon Ammann , ahead of Austrian defending champion Gregor Schlierenzauer and his compatriot Thomas Morgenstern . The Slovene Robert Kranjec won the Ski Flying World Cup ahead of defending champions Schlierenzauer and Ammann. Austria secured its sixth victory in a row in the Nations Cup, ahead of Norway and Germany.

Changes to the regulations

With the 2009/2010 season one of the most extensive changes to the regulations comes into force. The changed regulations are only used for selected competitions. With these, the inrun length, which was previously the same for all jumpers, can now be changed flexibly from jumper to jumper by the competition jury. This should give more jumpers the opportunity to achieve a great distance. In order to keep the sporting performance comparable despite different inrun lengths, a mathematical value, the so-called f-value, is calculated for each hill. This indicates individually for each hill how this one meter difference in inrun length affects the jumped distance. From the f-value and the distance between the starting hatches, the so-called gate factor results for each hill . According to this, all jumpers who use a shortened or extended run-up get points credited or deducted. Since the inrun length must also be changed due to changing wind conditions, the wind is also included in the new rule. To this end, the previously existing wind corridor will be abolished; instead, the wind influence on it will be calculated promptly for each jump. The first jumper of a round provides a base value, the following jumpers receive point deductions or credits in better or worse wind conditions. These rules, which were tested during the Summer Grand Prix 2009 , are also in a test phase in the 2009/10 World Cup. After initially planning to apply this rule change to all World Cups, the FIS Council decided in November 2009 to apply this rule variant only to the team tour and the Nordic tournament . A variant of the new regulation tested at the Grand Prix, according to which not only the jury, but also the trainers can change the run-up length, was rejected after an initiative by the active athletes.

In addition, a new regulation for the distribution of prize money comes into force. In future, the athletes will receive 100 Swiss francs for each World Cup point . So the winner of a jump gets 10,000 francs, the thirtieth receives 100.

The German DIY chain BAUHAUS becomes the new title sponsor of the World Cup after e-on Ruhrgas left the company two years ago.

Results and ratings

World Cup overview

date	venue	Jump	comment	winner	Second	Third
11/27/2009	Kuusamo	Rukatunturi HS142	Team night	Austria Wolfgang Loitzl Andreas Kofler Gregor Schlierenzauer Thomas Morgenstern	Germany Michael Uhrmann Michael Neumayer Pascal Bodmer Martin Schmitt	Finland Matti Hautamäki Kalle Keituri Harri Olli Janne Ahonen
11/28/2009			night	Bjørn Einar Romøren	Pascal Bodmer	Wolfgang Loitzl
05.12.2009	Trondheim	Granåsen HS140	night	Competitions canceled due to technical problems
December 06, 2009
05.12.2009	Lillehammer	Lysgårdsbakken HS138	Night 1	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Thomas Morgenstern	Adam Malysz
December 06, 2009			1	Simon Ammann	Harri Olli	Emmanuel Chedal
12/12/2009	Harrachov	Čerťák large hill HS142	night	Competitions canceled due to lack of snow
12/13/2009
December 18, 2009	Engelberg	Gross-Titlis-Schanze HS137	2	Simon Ammann	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Thomas Morgenstern
December 19, 2009				Gregor Schlierenzauer	Simon Ammann	Andreas Kofler
December 20, 2009			3	Simon Ammann	Bjørn Einar Romøren	Daiki Itō
58th Four Hills Tournament :
12/29/2009	Oberstdorf	Schattenbergschanze HS137	night	Andreas Kofler	Janne Ahonen	Thomas Morgenstern
01/01/2010	Garmisch-Part.	Large Olympic Hill HS140		Gregor Schlierenzauer	Wolfgang Loitzl	Simon Ammann
03/01/2010	innsbruck	Bergiselschanze HS130		Gregor Schlierenzauer	Simon Ammann	Janne Ahonen
01/06/2010	Bischofshofen	Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze HS140	night	Thomas Morgenstern	Janne Ahonen	Simon Ammann
Tour overall rating:				Andreas Kofler	Janne Ahonen	Wolfgang Loitzl
09/01/2010	Tauplitz / Bad Mitterndorf	Kulm HS200	Ski flying	Robert Kranjec	Simon Ammann	Martin Koch
01/10/2010			Ski flying	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Robert Kranjec	Harri Olli
January 16, 2010	Sapporo	Ōkurayama hill HS134	night	Thomas Morgenstern	Andreas Wank	Daiki Itō
01/17/2010				Simon Ammann	Noriaki Kasai	Martin Koch
01/22/2010	Zakopane	Wielka Krokiew HS134	night	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Simon Ammann	Thomas Morgenstern
01/23/2010			night	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Simon Ammann	Thomas Morgenstern
FIS Team Tour 2010 :
01/30/2010	Oberstdorf	Heini-Klopfer ski flying hill HS213	Ski flying team	Austria Wolfgang Loitzl Andreas Kofler Gregor Schlierenzauer Martin Koch	Norway Johan Remen Evensen Tom Hilde Anders Jacobsen Bjørn Einar Romøren	Finland Matti Hautamäki Kalle Keituri Harri Olli Janne Ahonen
01/31/2010			Ski flying	Jacobsen is different	Robert Kranjec	Johan Remen Evensen
02/03/2010	Klingenthal	Vogtland Arena HS140	night	Simon Ammann	Adam Malysz	Gregor Schlierenzauer
02/06/2010	Willingen	Mühlenkopfschanze HS145	night	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Jacobsen is different	Michael Neumayer
02/07/2010			team	Germany Michael Neumayer Pascal Bodmer Martin Schmitt Michael Uhrmann	Norway Johan Remen Evensen Tom Hilde Anders Jacobsen Bjørn Einar Romøren	Austria Florian Schabereiter Michael Hayböck Stefan Thurnbichler David Zauner
Team Tour overall ranking:				Austria	Norway	Germany
12 to 28 February 2010 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver
03/06/2010	Lahti	Salpausselkä ski jump HS130	Team night 4	Norway Anders Bardal Roar Ljøkelsøy Tom Hilde Anders Jacobsen	Austria Wolfgang Loitzl Martin Koch Andreas Kofler Thomas Morgenstern	Germany Michael Uhrmann Martin Schmitt Andreas Wank Michael Neumayer
Nordic Tournament 2010 :
03/07/2010	Lahti	Salpausselkä ski jump HS130		Simon Ammann	Adam Malysz	Thomas Morgenstern
03/09/2010	Kuopio	Puijo hill HS127	night	Simon Ammann	Adam Malysz	Jacobsen is different
03/12/2010	Lillehammer	Lysgårdsbakken HS138	night	Simon Ammann	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Adam Malysz
03/14/2010	Oslo	Holmenkollbakken HS134		Simon Ammann	Adam Malysz	Andreas Kofler
Nordic Tournament overall ranking:				Simon Ammann	Adam Malysz	Thomas Morgenstern
19th to 21st March 2010 Ski Flying World Championship 2010 in Planica

¹ Replacement for the canceled World Cups in Trondheim

² Replacement for a canceled World Cup in Harrachov

³ Second round canceled due to changing winds.

^4th Only one pass due to changing wind conditions.

Single results

rank	athlete							Four Hills Tournament										FIS Team Tour 2010			Nordic Tournament				Points
01	Simon Ammann	12	12	1	1	2	1	5	3	2	3	2	5	5	1	2	2	4th	1		1	1	1	1	1649
0 2	Gregor Schlierenzauer	19th	1	4th	2	1	6th	9	1	1	6th	5	1			1	1	7th	3	1	4th	11	2	12	1368
03	Thomas Morgenstern	20th	2	21st	3	8th	6th	3	9	14th	1	12	15th	1	30th	3	3			4th	3	5	5	5	944
0 4th	Andreas Kofler	7th	6th	6th	4th	3	4th	1	4th	4th	5	6th	10			13	5	DSQ	6th	9	12	4th	6th	3	893
0 5	Adam Malysz		3	8th	12	23	8th	8th	11	7th	18th	7th	8th			5	4th	6th	2		2	2	3	2	842
0 6th	Wolfgang Loitzl	3	7th	22nd	17th	4th	12	4th	2	6th	4th	8th	6th			4th	8th	10	4th		5	9	15th	9	760
0 7th	Jacobsen is different	5	40	36	30th	18th	15th	24	5	5	10	40	13				7th	1	7th	2	41	3	20th	15th	557
0 8th	Martin Koch	11			11	7th	9	10	12	18th	8th	3	4th	8th	3			5	11		26th	22nd	17th	6th	545
0 9	Bjørn Einar Romøren	1	17th	35	5	6th	2	39	5	11	14th	11	23			8th	14th	34	23	25th			8th	7th	517
10	Robert Kranjec	30th	5	14th	29	47	22nd	16	29	15th	20th	1	2			20th	12	2	8th		22nd	8th	27	17th	503
11	Janne Ahonen	34	9		16	13	10	2	6th	3	2	9	12	7th	9			11			27				494
12	Michael Uhrmann	4th	15th	10	21st	24	5	50	38	12	13	14th	11			9	13	9	9	10	6th	38	18th	41	424
13	David Zauner													9	9	6th	6th	12	5	8th	10	6th	4th	4th	403
14th	Harri Olli	50	4th	2	7th	27	24	17th	15th	24	11	35	3			30th	38	39	31		7th	18th	23	20th	367
15th	Emmanuel Chedal	18th	13	3	8th	14th	13	44	18th	21st	17th	16	22nd			21st	22nd	16		16	21st	7th	7th	21st	365
16	Daiki Itō	9	45		6th	5	3	14th	24	13	26th			3	6th						13	35	24	22nd	359
17th	Noriaki Kasai	10	49	30th	13	15th	35	13	13	9	19th			6th	2						11	16	9	19th	344
18th	Johan Remen Evensen	8th	36	11	24	22nd	23	10	7th	22nd	33	10	9			17th	18th	3		13			11	42	337
19th	Pascal Bodmer	2	14th	5	25th	11	16	12	16	8th	9	21st	20th			37	23		20th	21st	41				336
20th	Michael Neumayer	15th	38	49	20th	36	25th	31	17th	32	12	18th	21st	18th	7th			13	10	3	8th	25th	31	47	285
21st	Andreas Wank	42	16	9	26th	20th	34	40	20th	50	34	30th	28	2	5	10	15th		21st	24	37	55	43	50	259
22nd	Jakub Janda	25th	26th	13	18th	32	20th	26th	14th	37	31			34	11	11	10		15th	7th	15th	24	22nd	13	256
23	Antonín Hájek											4th	7th	11	4th	35		8th			34	50	25th	8th	230
24	Kamil Stoch	24	20th	7th	10	17th	11		23	19th	44					27	28				18th	21st	10	20th	203
25th	Stefan Thurnbichler							22nd	10	28	22nd	15th	17th	4th	8th	16	16	19th	34	36					201
26th	Tom Hilde	26th		24		8th	30th	36		43	27	20th	24				36	17th	17th	5	20th	15th	34	18th	180
27	Matti Hautamäki	16	46	19th				30th	35	45	39	17th	19th			18th	11	15th			16	10	31	25th	154
28	Dmitri Vasiliev	36	18th	20th	9	12	18th	19th	16	7th															151
29	Martin Schmitt	13	36	27	35	10	21st	23	25th	34	21st								13	11	32	29	13	40	150
30th	Roar Ljøkelsøy		8th	16	19th	20th	40	19th	30th	20th	32	37	31								19th	19th	12	44	140
31	Jernej Damjan							7th	21st	37	23	27	38			15th	20th	28	14th	14th		36	28	24	134
32	Shōhei Tochimoto	6th	50	18th	23	24	25th	48		40	48					7th	17th				43	42	39		124
33	Andreas Kuettel	46	11		14th	33	14th	28	50	37	46					12	19th	25th	24		30th	33	48		111
34	Kalle Keituri	14th			31	46		25th	46	49	37	19th	32			23	17th	22nd	25th		36	12	33	16	110
35	Peter Prevc		22nd	31		26th	27	32	28	36						14th	26th				17th	14th	19th	14th	106
36	Bardal is different		41											40	19th	38	27	24	19th	12	23	23	29	11	99
37	Sebastian Colloredo			33	14th	16	17th	21st	26th	44	41	26th	36			21st	25th			30th	41	28	26th	27	96
38	Fumihisa Yumoto	37	28				49				50			12	15th				12	17th	24	43		33	84
39	Mario Innauer									10	15th			23	14th	19th	29								82
	Manuel Fettner	16	48		44		39			26th	45										14th	34	14th	10	82
41	Łukasz Rutkowski	28	41	47		37	50					13	25th	13	13	25th	31	37			43	30th	49	28	79
42	Severin friend								47					31	12	26th	21st	23	27	19th	39	17th	36		75
43	Lukas Müller							6th	22nd	34	28	25th	18th												71
44	Mitja Mežnar	31	29	17th	38	29	37	18th	41	46	30th	23	35			24	24				33	31	21st	35	64
45	Andrea Morassi		35	25th	28	39		38	36		47	22nd	14th			34				18th	40	20th	38		60
	Krzysztof Miętus	43	21st	12	22nd	50	19th	49	43			28	27			41									60
47	Vincent Descombes Sevoie	45		23		43	48										40	29		23	25th	13	16		59
48	Lukáš Hlava		24	28	33	30th		15th	27	31	29	31	33	16	23	31	34						37	32	69
49	Taku Takeuchi	27		39	49	35	27	34	42	27				15th	10						49	39	47	48	54
	Michael Hayboeck									17th	38									6th					54
	Janne Happonen	21st	44	26th	35							33	26th			33	34				9	26th	42	37	54
52	Borek Sedlák											29	16				31	14th	18th	28					51
53	Jan high school diploma				27	31	32	20th	39									27	16	22nd	29	40		38	45
54	Georg Späth				40									10	16	39	30th		37						42
55	Olli Muotka													14th	20th				26th	33	28	27			41
56	Andreas Stjernen		19th											17th	22nd	45	33							30th	36
57	Pavel Karelin	38	23	29	41	34		35		23	16										48		30th	31	34
58	Primož Pikl	22nd	43	48	40	41								21st	17th			31	32						33
59	Marcin Bachleda	33	27	15th	47	43	40					34	30th	27	24	36	37		44						32
60	Denis Kornilov		31	45	34		38	33	34	25th	46	24	34			32	38	18th			47	32	40	45	26th
	Not so with Fannemel		10																						26th
62	Martin Cikl	39	31	44		19th	31	27	32			24													23
63	Stefan Hula				39	37	27	37	48	41	25th	31	29	30th	37	29					45	47	35	26th	20th
	Roman Koudelka	23		46	37									19th	33						31	37	45		20th
	Grzegorz Miętus															48	47		22nd	20th					20th
66	Yukio Sakano													20th	25th										17th
67	Ville Larinto						44	40	33	47						50			15th						16
68	Vitaly Schumbarez	48			41	40	36	45	45					42	21st	47	48		28						13
69	Akseli Kokkonen		25th											50	26th										11
	Vegard Sklett			40	43	44								44	40			20th	42	39					11
71	Kento Sakuyama													21st	44										10
	Jurij Tepeš													47	40			21st	33	37					10
73	Kazuya Yoshioka													28	26th			30th	45	34					9
74	Maximilian Mechler								49	32				36	28			26th	38						8th
75	Yūta Watase													24				38	39	44					7th
76	Dmitri Ipatov			43										25th			45				52				6th
77	Florian Schabereiter																			26th					5
	Kimmo Yliriesto													26th	31										5
79	Robert Hrgota													32						27					4th
80	Ilya Roslyakov		39		32	28	45		44	42				46	44	44	46				54	50			3
	Stephan Hocke							47						33	39	28	42	32							3
82	Nikolai Karpenko								31	29												44	46	49	2
	Kim Hyun-ki	40			50			29				36	36	39		47							41	46	2
	Kai Kovaljeff	29							37		49	38	37						47	42					2
	Roberto Dellasega			46										49	29					49					1
	Akira Higashi													43					29	35					2
	Alexei Korolyov															46	41		36	29		48			2
	Takanobu Okabe			33										29	42							45			2
	Atle Pedersen Rønsen																							29	2
90	Richard Friday							46	40	30th	42														1
	Kenneth Gangnes	32	30th				33	43																	1
	Tobias Bogner																		30th	31					1
rank	athlete																								Points
								Four Hills Tournament										FIS Team Tour 2010			Nordic Tournament

Legend

colour			meaning
1	2	3	First second Third
XX	4th to 30th place - World Cup points
XX	31st to 50th place - no World Cup points
DSQ	Disqualified

Ratings

Overall World Cup
Final result after 23 competitions
rank Surname Points 1.  Simon Ammann 1649 2.  Gregor Schlierenzauer 1368 3.  Thomas Morgenstern 944 4th  Andreas Kofler 893 5.  Adam Malysz 842 6th  Wolfgang Loitzl 760 7th  Jacobsen is different 557 8th.  Martin Koch 545 9.  Bjørn Einar Romøren 517 10.  Robert Kranjec 503 11.  Janne Ahonen 494 12.  Michael Uhrmann 424 13.  David Zauner 403 14th  Harri Olli 367 15th  Emmanuel Chedal 365 16.  Daiki Itō 359 17th  Noriaki Kasai 344 18th  Johan Remen Evensen 337 19th  Pascal Bodmer 336 20th  Michael Neumayer 285 21st  Andreas Wank 259 22nd  Jakub Janda 256 23.  Antonín Hájek 230 24.  Kamil Stoch 203 25th  Stefan Thurnbichler 201 26th  Tom Hilde 180 27.  Matti Hautamäki 154 28.  Dmitri Vasiliev 151 29  Martin Schmitt 150 30th  Roar Ljøkelsøy 140 31.  Jernej Damjan 134	rank Surname Points 32.  Shōhei Tochimoto 124 33.  Andreas Kuettel 111 34.  Kalle Keituri 110 35.  Peter Prevc 106 36.  Bardal is different 99 37.  Sebastian Colloredo 96 38.  Fumihisa Yumoto 84 39.  Mario Innauer 82  Manuel Fettner 82 41.  Łukasz Rutkowski 79 42.  Severin friend 75 43.  Lukas Müller 71 44.  Mitja Mežnar 64 45.  Andrea Morassi 60  Krzysztof Miętus 60 47.  Vincent Descombes Sevoie 59 48.  Lukáš Hlava 56 49.  Taku Takeuchi 54  Michael Hayboeck 54  Janne Happonen 54 52.  Borek Sedlák 51 53.  Jan high school diploma 45 54.  Georg Späth 42 55.  Olli Muotka 41 56.  Andreas Stjernen 36 57.  Pavel Karelin 34 58.  Primož Pikl 33 59.  Marcin Bachleda 32 60.  Denis Kornilov 26th  Not so with Fannemel 26th 62.  Martin Cikl 23	rank Surname Points 63.  Stefan Hula 20th  Roman Koudelka 20th  Grzegorz Miętus 20th 66.  Yukio Sakano 17th 67.  Ville Larinto 16 68.  Vitaly Schumbarez 13 69.  Akseli Kokkonen 11  Vegard Sklett 11 71.  Kento Sakuyama 10  Jurij Tepeš 10 73.  Kazuya Yoshioka 9 74.  Maximilian Mechler 8th 75.  Yūta Watase 7th 76.  Dmitri Ipatov 6th 77.  Florian Schabereiter 5  Kimmo Yliriesto 5 79.  Robert Hrgota 4th 80.  Ilya Roslyakov 3  Stephan Hocke 3 82.  Nikolai Karpenko 2  Kim Hyun-ki 2  Kai Kovaljeff 2  Roberto Dellasega 2  Akira Higashi 2  Alexei Korolyov 2  Takanobu Okabe 2  Atle Pedersen Rønsen 2 90.  Richard Friday 1  Kenneth Gangnes 1  Tobias Bogner 1

Ski flying rating	Nations ranking
Final score after 3 flights (Top 15)	Final result after 27 competitions
rank Surname Points 1.  Robert Kranjec 260 2.  Gregor Schlierenzauer 181 3.  Simon Ammann 175 4th  Martin Koch 155 5.  Jacobsen is different 120 6th  Antonín Hájek 118 7th  Johan Remen Evensen 115 8th.  Adam Malysz 108 9.  Wolfgang Loitzl 98 10.  Janne Ahonen 75 11.  Michael Uhrmann 71 12.  Andreas Kofler 66 13.  Harri Olli 60 14th  Michael Neumayer 43 15th  Stefan Thurnbichler 42  Matti Hautamäki 42	rank Surname Points 1.  Austria 6868 2.  Norway 3117 3.  Germany 2884 4th  Finland 2093 5.  Switzerland 1910 6th  Poland 1806 7th  Slovenia 1504 8th.  Japan 1412 9.  Czech Republic 981 10.  France 524 11.  Russia 470 12.  Italy 158 13.  Ukraine 13 14th  Kazakhstan 4th 15th  South Korea 2

Trainer of the participating nations

Jumpers from 22 countries took part in the World Cup and were supervised by the following head coaches :

country	Trainer
Bulgaria	Joachim Winterlich
People's Republic of China	Xuefeng Piao
Germany	Werner Schuster
Estonia	Tambet Pikkor
Finland	Janne Väätäinen
France	Pekka Niemelae
Italy	Roberto Cecon
Japan	Kari Ylianttila
Canada	Tadeusz Bafia
Kazakhstan	Dionis Vodnev
Norway	Mika Kojonkoski
Austria	Alexander Pointner
Poland	Łukasz Kruczek
Russia	Wolfgang Steiert Berni Schödler
Sweden	Wolfgang Hartmann
Switzerland	Martin Künzle
Slovakia	Milan Pilipkov
Slovenia	Matjaž Zupan
South Korea	Kim Heung-soo
Czech Republic	David Jiroutek
Ukraine	Valery Vdovenko
United States	Jochen Danneberg

After the poor performance of his team at the Olympic Games , the Russian coach Wolfgang Steiert resigned from his position. Until the end of the season, Berni Schödler , who had been responsible for the junior squad, took over his position. The long-time Finnish coach of the Japanese team, Kari Ylianttila , announced on the sidelines of the World Cup finals in Oslo that he would not be extending his contract. Janne Väätäinen resigned as coach of Finland after the season. His successor will be the previous coach of France, Pekka Niemelä . In April, the Canadian coach Tadeusz Bafia announced his resignation, he will be replaced by the previous assistant coach Gregor Linsig .

Career ends

Before the start of the season, in September 2009, the Norwegian Lars Bystøl announced his retirement from competitive sport.

At the end of the season, the following jumpers ended their active careers:

•  Antoine Guignard
•  Arttu Lappi
•  David Lazzaroni
•  Roar Ljøkelsøy
•  Stefan Read

Even Trevor Morrice ended his career, but is again active internationally in December, 2013.

See also

• Ski Jumping Grand Prix 2009
• Ski Jumping Continental Cup 2009/10

Web links

• FIS database - results
• FIS database - tables

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Calendar Conference concludes in Dubrovnik  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. www.fis-ski.com  
2. ↑ FIS FACT SHEET Fundamentally new regulations in the Summer Grand Prix of Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined ( Memento of the original from January 31, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) 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. (PDF; 150 kB) 
3. ↑ Ski Jumping: Pilot continues  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. www.fis-ski.com (English)  
4. ↑ The new rule comes at selected events at berkutschi.com
5. ↑ The test phase will be extended into winter ( memento of the original from September 20, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) 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. 
6. ↑ Next season with a new prize money regulation ( memento of the original from November 11, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
7. ↑ Bauhaus new title sponsor of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup series  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. www.fis-ski.com (English)  
8. ↑ Trondheim falls flat - Lillehammer steps in ( Memento of the original from December 1, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. berkutschi.com November 27, 2009 
9. ↑ http://sport.delfi.ee/news/suusatamine/eesti/tambet-pikkor-vottis-ule-hollwarthi-ameti.d?id=26689393
10. ↑ Niemelä new head coach in Finland ( Memento of the original from May 3, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) 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. 
11. ↑ Bafia stops - Will Read continue?
12. ↑ Arttu Lappi ends his career . www.skijumping.de. April 13, 2010. Retrieved April 16, 2010.
13. ^ WM splitter from Planica . www.kleinezeitung.at. Archived from the original on October 9, 2014. Retrieved March 23, 2010.