Ski Jumping World Cup 2010/11

World Cup 2010/11
winner
Overall World Cup	Thomas Morgenstern
Ski flying rating	Gregor Schlierenzauer
Four Hills Tournament	Thomas Morgenstern
Nordic Tournament	canceled because of the World Cup
FIS Team Tour	Austria
Nations ranking	Austria
Competitions
Venues	16
Individual competitions	26th
Team competitions	5
Called off	2 (of which laid: 2)
← 2009/10	2011/12 →

The Ski Jumping World Cup 2010/11 (official sponsor name : BAUHAUS FIS World Cup Ski Jumping 2010/11 ) was a series of competitions in ski jumping held by the FIS World Ski Association between November 27, 2010 and March 20, 2011 . There were 26 individual and 5 team competitions at 16 different locations in Europe and Asia. The two individual competitions planned in Harrachov had to be canceled due to the wind. One of the competitions was made up in Engelberg, the other in Zakopane, so that the number of individual competitions did not change. The dates were made at the FIS Congress 2010, which took place from May 31 to June 5, 2010 in Antalya, Turkey took place, finally determined.

The defending champion of the overall World Cup was Simon Ammann from Switzerland , and Robert Kranjec from Slovenia who won the Ski Flying World Cup last year . The defending champion of the Nations Cup was Austria. Thomas Morgenstern won the overall World Cup 393 points ahead of Ammann, the small crystal ball went to Gregor Schlierenzauer . It was the second triumph for both of them. Once again, Austria won the Nations Cup with a new record.

Changes to the regulations

In the preseason tested in selected competitions usually variable run length and a point deduction or credit notes for changing wind conditions, was applied from this season regularly in all competitions of the World Cup. In contrast to the test phase of the previous year, a unanimous decision by the jury was necessary in order to shorten the run-up length.

In addition, the rules for building jumps have been revised. In future, the maximum difference in height between the take-off table and the lowest point of the run-out on ski flying hills may be 135 meters (previously 130 meters). This new regulation made it possible to expand the Vikersundbakken into the HS225.

Due to the Nordic World Ski Championships in Oslo , the Nordic Tournament was canceled this season .

Results and ratings

World Cup overview

date	venue	Jump	comment	winner	Second	Third
11/27/2010	Kuusamo	Rukatunturi HS142	Team night	Austria Thomas Morgenstern Wolfgang Loitzl Andreas Kofler Gregor Schlierenzauer	Norway Bjørn Einar Romøren Anders Bardal Anders Jacobsen Tom Hilde	Japan Shōhei Tochimoto Noriaki Kasai Taku Takeuchi Daiki Itō
11/28/2010				Andreas Kofler	Thomas Morgenstern	Simon Ammann
December 01, 2010	Kuopio	Puijo hill HS127	night	Ville Larinto	Matti Hautamäki	Simon Ammann
04/12/2010	Lillehammer	Lysgårdsbakken HS138	night	Thomas Morgenstern	Johan Remen Evensen	Tom Hilde
05.12.2010				Thomas Morgenstern	Ville Larinto	Simon Ammann
12/11/2010	Harrachov	Čerťák large hill HS142	night	Competition canceled due to strong winds, postponed to December 17th, 2010
12/12/2010				Competition canceled due to strong winds, postponed to 23.01.2011
December 17, 2010	Engelberg	Gross-Titlis-Schanze HS137	1	Thomas Morgenstern	Andreas Kofler	Wolfgang Loitzl
December 18, 2010				Thomas Morgenstern	Adam Malysz	Matti Hautamäki
December 19, 2010				Andreas Kofler	Thomas Morgenstern	Adam Malysz
59th Four Hills Tournament :
12/29/2010	Oberstdorf	Schattenbergschanze HS137	night	Thomas Morgenstern	Matti Hautamäki	Manuel Fettner
01/01/2011	Garmisch-Part.	Large Olympic Hill HS140	2	Simon Ammann	Pavel Karelin	Adam Malysz
03/01/2011	innsbruck	Bergiselschanze HS130		Thomas Morgenstern	Adam Malysz	Tom Hilde
01/06/2011	Bischofshofen	Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze HS140	night	Tom Hilde	Thomas Morgenstern	Andreas Kofler
Tour overall rating:				Thomas Morgenstern	Simon Ammann	Tom Hilde
01/08/2011	Harrachov	Čerťák ski jump HS205	Ski flying night	Martin Koch	Thomas Morgenstern	Adam Malysz
09/01/2011			Ski flying	Thomas Morgenstern	Simon Ammann	Roman Koudelka
January 15, 2011	Sapporo	Ōkurayama hill HS134	night	Severin friend	Thomas Morgenstern	Adam Malysz
January 16, 2011				Andreas Kofler	Severin friend	Thomas Morgenstern
01/21/2011	Zakopane	Wielka Krokiew HS134	night	Adam Malysz	Andreas Kofler	Severin friend
01/22/2011			night	Simon Ammann	Thomas Morgenstern	Tom Hilde
01/23/2011			3	Kamil Stoch	Tom Hilde	Michael Uhrmann
FIS Team Tour 2011 :
01/29/2011	Willingen	Mühlenkopfschanze HS145	team	Austria Thomas Morgenstern Andreas Kofler Martin Koch Gregor Schlierenzauer	Germany Severin's friend Michael Neumayer Martin Schmitt Michael Uhrmann	Poland Adam Małysz Stefan Hula Piotr Żyła Kamil Stoch
01/30/2011				Severin friend	Martin Koch	Simon Ammann
02/02/2011	Klingenthal	Vogtland Arena HS140	night	Kamil Stoch	Thomas Morgenstern	Simon Ammann
02/05/2011	Oberstdorf	Heini-Klopfer ski flying hill HS213	Ski flying night	Martin Koch	Tom Hilde	Gregor Schlierenzauer
02/06/2011			Ski flying team	Austria Thomas Morgenstern Andreas Kofler Gregor Schlierenzauer Martin Koch	Norway Johan Remen Evensen Anders Jacobsen Bjørn Einar Romøren Tom Hilde	Germany Michael Neumayer Richard Freitag Michael Uhrmann Severin Freund
Team Tour overall ranking:				Austria	Norway	Germany
02/12/2011	Vikersund	Vikersundbakken HS225	Ski flying night	Gregor Schlierenzauer Johan Remen Evensen		Simon Ammann
02/13/2011			Ski flying	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Johan Remen Evensen	Adam Malysz
February 24 to March 6, 2011 Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 in Oslo
03/12/2011	Lahti	Salpausselkä ski jump HS130	team	Austria Thomas Morgenstern Andreas Kofler Martin Koch Gregor Schlierenzauer	Norway Johan Remen Evensen Anders Jacobsen Anders Bardal Tom Hilde	Poland Adam Małysz Kamil Stoch Piotr Żyła Tomasz Byrt
03/13/2011				Simon Ammann	Andreas Kofler	Severin friend
03/18/2011	Planica	Letalnica bratov Gorišek HS215	Ski flying	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Thomas Morgenstern	Martin Koch
03/19/2011			Ski flying team	Austria Gregor Schlierenzauer Martin Koch Andreas Kofler Thomas Morgenstern	Norway Anders Bardal Johan Remen Evensen Bjørn Einar Romøren Tom Hilde	Slovenia Peter Prevc Jernej Damjan Jurij Tepeš Robert Kranjec
03/20/2011			Ski flying 4	Kamil Stoch	Robert Kranjec	Adam Malysz

¹Additional jumping as a replacement for one of the canceled competitions in Harrachov. Canceled due to snowfall after a competition round.

² Canceled after a competition run due to darkness and wind conditions.

³ Additional jumping as a replacement for one of the canceled competitions in Harrachov.

^4th Canceled due to changeable wind conditions after a competition round.

Single results

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rank	athlete								Four Hills Tournament											FIS Team Tour 2011								Points
01	Thomas Morgenstern	2	5	1	1	1	1	2	1	14th	1	2	2	1	2	3	5	2	7th	4th	2	16	12	5	5	2	7th	1757
02	Simon Ammann	3	3	6th	3	6th	9	12	4th	1	4th	4th	6th	2	6th	8th	4th	1	4th	3	3	10	3	4th	1	6th	16	1365
03	Adam Malysz	9	9	5	9	14th	2	3	11	3	2	10	3	4th	3	5	1	6th	32	9	7th	6th	5	3	15th	8th	3	1153
04th	Andreas Kofler	1	4th	4th	4th	2	4th	1	5	50	7th	3			4th	1	2	4th	17th	16	4th	7th			2	11	23	1128
05	Tom Hilde	7th	7th	3	13	15th	8th	35	10	36	3	1	7th	7th			7th	3	2	10	8th	2	4th	8th	13	14th	20th	903
06th	Martin Koch	25th	12	18th	18th	5	21st	18th	7th	10	13	5	1	9			9	23	9	2	14th	1	7th	7th	6th	3	10	840
07th	Severin friend	30th	13	21st	13	13	18th	8th	6th	42	24	13			1	2	3	15th	6th	1	10	4th			3	17th	6th	769
08th	Matti Hautamäki	5	2	7th	6th	4th	3	6th	2	34	5	22nd	23	29			8th	13	15th	7th	28	9	10	9	10	4th	29	764
09	Gregor Schlierenzauer	14th	16	14th	20th						18th	23	5	13			6th	9	19th	5	5	3	1	1	8th	1	4th	761
10	Kamil Stoch	34	20th	22nd	16	9	12	9	25th	8th	21st	15th	16	14th			14th	7th	1	6th	1	11	11	11	9	7th	1	739
11	Johan Remen Evensen	4th	23	2	5	47	15th	37	37	33	20th	7th	13	16			14th	8th	42	12	38	14th	1	2	7th	9	9	645
12	Manuel Fettner	10	11	13	12	21st	13	16	3	29	6th	6th			7th	7th	10	17th	27	13	11	28				31	14th	460
13	Wolfgang Loitzl	16	26th	16	11	3	7th	11	9	24	9	19th	12	5			13	16	19th	24	36	23			19th	18th	8th	442
14th	Bardal is different	13	10	10	7th	19th	11	10	20th	25th	17th	17th	24	35			22nd	12	10	39	37	33			4th	5	5	419
15th	Daiki Itō	8th	6th	9	19th	8th	6th	31	15th	22nd	30th				18th	23	12	24	18th	38	33	5	8th	35	10	13	15th	413
16	Roman Koudelka	18th	42	31	33	18th	14th	42		17th	16	25th	10	3	12	6th	15th	19th	39	14th	6th	13	23	38	12	24	19th	382
17th	Bjørn Einar Romøren	15th	31	23	21st	17th	19th	40	27	9	14th	14th	8th	8th			11	5	8th	23	44				17th	10	12	364
18th	Robert Kranjec	33		28	31	20th	38		14th	11	44	12	4th	6th	19th	30th	49	31			20th	15th	9	19th	20th	16	2	355
19th	Jacobsen is different	10	21st	11	8th	34	16	15th	23	4th	15th	9									16	12	6th	12	31	15th	28	344
20th	Ville Larinto	6th	1	8th	2	11	5	14th	35	28																		342
21st	Michael Uhrmann		23	42	45	27	48	41	19th	15th	8th	16			5	9	16	10	3	33	13	8th						314
22nd	Michael Neumayer	21st	8th	19th	15th	31	31	13	8th	18th	47	8th	14th	11			20th	14th	21st	32	15th	22nd	14th	39	26th	27	24	306
23	Pavel Karelin	37	19th	25th	26th	7th	10	4th	33	2	12	32					26th	29	38	44	25th	25th			18th	38	18th	282
24	Peter Prevc	12	25th	32	31	32	39	17th	12	27	11	18th					23	11	12	18th	24				16	21st	17th	218
25th	Noriaki Kasai	24	16	27	29	35	29	46	22nd	21st	22nd				11	14th	27	25th	5	25th	DSQ	18th	25th	20th	25th			197
26th	Emmanuel Chedal	20th	13	15th	34	36		45	17th	11	32	26th					25th	22nd	30th	22nd	23	21st	13	22nd	27	11		190
27	Jan high school diploma	22nd	18th	26th	30th	46		25th	49	37	45	31	11	20th	10	4th	39	35		42	34	40	31	34	24	23	13	180
28	Shōhei Tochimoto	19th	15th	12	24	12	20th	26th	28	35	46				15th	13				28	27	29	17th	18th				165
29	Ole Marius Ingvaldsen			20th									17th	12	17th	10		19th	50	49	26th		15th	10	45	35	22nd	155
30th	Martin Schmitt	49	37	34	23				18th	7th		24	30th	19th			18th	21st	11	20th	43				29	DSQ		137
31	Stephan Hocke					22nd	16	5	24	13	23	44			21st	21st	42	28	28	29					33	DSQ		132
32	Janne Happonen																			8th	9	20th	18th	6th				125
33	Pascal Bodmer		34	41	40	48	40	19th	45	16	10	10			20th	33	29	18th	35	27	19th	30th			36			122
34	Jurij Tepeš	43			35	30th	DSQ	27	38	39	25th	21st	15th	17th			33	34	14th	19th	21st	37	40	24	40	12	21st	119
	Jakub Janda	17th	30th	33	17th	15th	35	37	30th	31	31	41	22nd	31			36	37	43	17th	18th	31	20th	17th	22nd	28		119
36	Denis Kornilov	23	27	37	27	49	30th	26th	47	41	29	30th	29	26th	9	11				40	40		33		13		30th	106
	Rune velta			17th	10	9	24	44	DSQ	44								36	41				16	16				106
38	Richard Friday					38	22nd	21st	13	26th	19th	28			24						17th	24			14th			105
39	Stefan Hula	38	44	29	47		36	7th	35	45	43	34	21st	18th			24	40	13		29					30th	27	95
40	Anssi Koivuranta		36		48				26th	6th	26th	33			23	44	19th	25th	22nd	35					32	36	26th	90
41	Jernej Damjan														13		31	38	14th	26th	12	39	39	36	46	19th	24	84
42	Fumihisa Yumoto	26th	29	50	38	26th	41	48							27	15th				11	35	18th	35	30th	21st			80
43	Olli Muotka					44	32	24			38	36	18th	15th	45		34	33	23			36	19th	14th	41	29		76
44	Janne Ahonen		35			24	34	20th	31	5	33	20th					35	39	47						34			74
	Stefan Thurnbichler									20th	36	27	8th	24	35	43							22nd	DNS		20th		74
46	Sebastian Colloredo	31	22nd			33	27	33	44		37	37	31	37			28	27	16	15th	22nd	32			35	22nd		69
47	Taku Takeuchi	27	32	38	25th	36	32	22nd	39		39				14th	20th				21st	40	37	28	25th	37			67
48	Borek Sedlák		47	39	36	39	26th		43	32	41	29	19th	10	44	32	30th	30th	25th	30th	47		29	31	47			56
	Andreas Stjernen	45	43												8th	22nd							24	23	44			56
50	Lukáš Hlava	35	38	40	28	23	42	43	34	43	27	46	38	27	25th	35	44	40	25th			26th	27	26th	23			53
51	Felix Schoft								21st				20th	36	22nd	17th					29							46
52	Andrea Morassi	32	39			43	28	29					27	21st	42					37		34	21st	15th		39		45
53	Vladimir Sografski	DSQ	48			28	43	23	16	19th	DSQ	35									31				49			38
54	Michael Hayboeck			35	22nd	25th	23	34	32	48	34	39			26th	41												28
55	Mitja Mežnar			48		42		47							16	25th				DSQ	45					34		21st
56	Michael Hayboeck			22nd	35	25th	23	34	32	48	34	39			26th	41												28
57	Mitja Mežnar			48		42		47							16	25th				DSQ	45					36		21st
58	Maximilian Mechler	46	49	45	43				29	49			32	22nd									34	27		32		15th
	Mario Innauer										35	38	34	28	50	19th	45	47	50									15th
	Kazuyoshi Funaki														47	16												15th
61	Kalle Keituri	36	45														38	44	36	36	32	17th			39	37		14th
62	Peter Frenette														33	18th												13
	Tomaž Naglič												26th	23									38	37				13
64	Andreas Wank								42	23													30th	33				1
65	Rafał Śliż											47			37	24	41	40	33									7th
	Kim René Elverum Sorsell			24											39	36												7th
67	Marcin Bachleda	40	33	35	38	45	25th		41								50											6th
	Kazuya Yoshioka											49	25th	32	49	40									38			6th
	Dejan Judež																									25th		6th
	Juha-Matti Ruuskanen	28	28	49	50																							6th
71	MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes														28	29									48			5
	Davide Bresadola																			46			26th	33	43			5
	Choi Heung-chul					29	37	28																				1
74	Kenshirō Itō														27													4th
75	Thomas Diethart										28	40																3
	Ilya Roslyakov												28	40														3
	Dmitri Vasiliev														32	28	45	37	48	48								3
78	Primož Pikl	29	41						48	38	49	42																2
	Roman Trofimov	38		43	41	41	44	30th	30th							38			44									2
	Tomasz Byrt																40	43	29		42	35			42	33		2
	Kenneth Gangnes														29	42												2
82	Fredrik Balkåsen												37	30th														1
	Jarkko Määttä	47	46																						30th			1
	Harri Olli														30th	39												1
	Ondřej Vaculík																	46	34	47	30th							1
rank	athlete																											Points
									Four Hills Tournament											FIS Team Tour 2011

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 26 competitions
rank Surname Points 1.  Thomas Morgenstern 1757 2.  Simon Ammann 1364 3.  Adam Malysz 1153 4th  Andreas Kofler 1128 5.  Tom Hilde 903 6th  Martin Koch 840 7th  Severin friend 769 8th.  Matti Hautamäki 764 9.  Gregor Schlierenzauer 761 10.  Kamil Stoch 739 11.  Johan Remen Evensen 645 12.  Manuel Fettner 460 13.  Wolfgang Loitzl 442 14th  Bardal is different 419 15th  Daiki Itō 413 16.  Roman Koudelka 382 17th  Bjørn Einar Romøren 364 18th  Robert Kranjec 355 19th  Jacobsen is different 344 20th  Ville Larinto 342 21st  Michael Uhrmann 314 22nd  Michael Neumayer 306 23.  Pavel Karelin 282 24.  Peter Prevc 218 25th  Noriaki Kasai 197 26th  Emmanuel Chedal 190 27.  Jan high school diploma 180 28.  Shōhei Tochimoto 165	rank Surname Points 29  Ole Marius Ingvaldsen 155 30th  Martin Schmitt 137 31.  Stephan Hocke 132 32.  Janne Happonen 125 33.  Pascal Bodmer 122 34.  Jurij Tepeš 119  Jakub Janda 119 36.  Denis Kornilov 106  Rune velta 106 38.  Richard Friday 105 39.  Stefan Hula 95 40.  Anssi Koivuranta 90 41.  Jernej Damjan 84 42.  Fumihisa Yumoto 80 43.  Olli Muotka 76 44.  Janne Ahonen 74  Stefan Thurnbichler 74 46.  Sebastian Colloredo 69 47.  Taku Takeuchi 67 48.  Borek Sedlák 56  Andreas Stjernen 56 50.  Lukáš Hlava 53 51.  Felix Schoft 46 52.  Andrea Morassi 45 53.  Vladimir Sografski 38 54.  Piotr Żyła 37 55.  Vegard Sklett 32 56.  Michael Hayboeck 28 57.  Mitja Mežnar 21st	rank Surname Points 58.  Maximilian Mechler 15th  Mario Innauer 15th  Kazuyoshi Funaki 15th 61.  Kalle Keituri 14th 62.  Peter Frenette 13  Tomaž Naglič 13 64.  Andreas Wank 9 65.  Rafał Śliż 7th  Kim René Elverum Sorsell 7th 67.  Marcin Bachleda 6th  Kazuya Yoshioka 6th  Dejan Judež 6th  Juha-Matti Ruuskanen 6th 71.  MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes 5  Davide Bresadola 5  Choi Heung-chul 5 74.  Kenshirō Itō 4th 75.  Thomas Diethart 3  Ilya Roslyakov 3  Dmitri Vasiliev 3 78.  Primož Pikl 2  Roman Trofimov 2  Tomasz Byrt 2  Kenneth Gangnes 2 82.  Fredrik Balkåsen 1  Jarkko Määttä 1  Harri Olli 1  Ondřej Vaculík 1

Ski flying rating	Nations ranking
Final result after 7 competitions (Top 15)	Final result after 31 competitions
rank Surname Points 1.  Gregor Schlierenzauer 475 2.  Martin Koch 387 3.  Thomas Morgenstern 378 4th  Adam Malysz 347 5.  Simon Ammann 311 6th  Johan Remen Evensen 291 7th  Tom Hilde 263 8th.  Robert Kranjec 242 9.  Kamil Stoch 241 10.  Matti Hautamäki 146 11.  Roman Koudelka 133 12.  Wolfgang Loitzl 120 13.  Daiki Itō 113 14th  Bjørn Einar Romøren 112 15th  Severin friend 104	rank Surname Points 1.  Austria 7508 2.  Norway 4683 3.  Poland 3239 4th  Germany 3155 5.  Finland 2443 6th  Japan 1697 7th  Slovenia 1668 8th.  Switzerland 1364 9.  Czech Republic 1091 10.  Russia 446 11.  France 240 12.  Italy 119 13.  Bulgaria 38 14th  United States 13 15th  Canada 5  South Korea 5 17th  Sweden 1

Participating Nations

Jumpers from 21 countries took part in the World Cup. As a rule, jumpers from the national squads of the nations were used in the World Cups, these are listed below. Occasionally, however, athletes without squad status started in the World Cup, mainly through the regulation of the national group .

Bulgaria

There were three jumpers in the Bulgarian junior team and another five in the junior squad.

Juniors	2nd team (boys)
Surname Bogomil Pavlov Dejan Funtarov Vladimir Sografski	Surname Daniel Simow Martin Sografski Evelin Mitew Viktor Christov Kaloyan Christov

Trainers and officials
Surname function Joachim Winterlich Head coach Zdravko Zdravkov Sports director Emil Sografski Trainer Kerst Rölz service

Germany

In the German team, 25 jumpers were divided into course groups 1a, 1b and 1c. In addition, there were another 31 jumpers with management status in course groups 2a and 2b.

Course group 1a men	Course group 1b men	Course group 1c men
Surname Squad Michael Neumayer A. Martin Schmitt A. Michael Uhrmann A. Andreas Wank A. Severin friend B. Georg Späth B. Pascal Bodmer C.	Surname Squad Tobias Bogner B. Felix Brodauf B. Kevin Horlacher B. Florian Horst B. Julian Musiol B. Danny Queck B. Felix Schoft B. Maximilian Mechler B2 Jörg Ritzerfeld B2 Erik Simon B2 Christian Ulmer B2 Richard Friday C.	Surname Squad Jonas Faller B2 Christoph Hänel B2 Nicolas Hermann B2 Stefan Lang B2 Pius Paschke B2 David Winkler B2

Trainers and officials	Trainer course group Ib	Trainer course group Ic
Surname function Horst Hüttel Sports director  Werner Schuster National coach Marc Nölke Trainer A Christian Winkler Trainer Marc Dorfmüller doctor Roland Audenrieth Chief technician Carolin Otterbein Physiotherapist Sören Müller scientist Sascha Kreibich scientist	Surname function  Stefan Horngacher Ltd. Discipline Trainer Ronny Hornschuh Trainer Tino Haase Trainer	Surname function Peter raw wine Ltd. Discipline Trainer

^A. Dismissed four weeks before the start of the season for disciplinary reasons

Estonia

The Estonian team consisted of ten jumpers in two cadres.

A national team	Juniors
Surname Martti Nõmme Illimar Pärn Mats Piho Siim-Tanel collection collection	Surname Raiko Heath Robin Kütt Rauno Loit Karl Mustjõgi Brands Nupp Mihkel Oja

Finland

The Finnish team consisted of 21 jumpers who were divided into three training groups.

A-team	Junior national team	Junior team
Surname Janne Ahonen Janne Happonen Matti Hautamäki Kalle Keituri Anssi Koivuranta Ville Larinto Olli Muotka Harri Olli	Surname Jarkko Määttä Sami Niemi Sami Saapunki Ossi-Pekka Valta	Surname Niko Kytosaho Andreas Alamommo Joonas Parpala Jaakko Hautamäki Eetu Nousiainen Ville Korhonen Wili Loukasmäki Elias Vänskä Miika Ylipulli

Trainers and officials	Junior national team coach	Trainer junior team
Surname function Pekka Niemelae Head coach Ville Kantee Trainer Gerhard Hofer technician Janne Frisk Ski warden Anssi Örri Physiotherapist	Surname function Ari-Pekka Nikkola Trainer	Surname function Lauri Hakola Trainer Tuomas Virtanen Trainer

France

The French team consisted of seven athletes who were divided into two training groups.

Training group A	Training group B
Surname Squad Emmanuel Chedal A. Vincent Descombes Sevoie A. Alexandre Mabboux B. Nicolas Mayer B.	Surname Squad Nicolas Gonthier Juniors Ronan Lamy Chappuis Juniors Benjamin Raffort Juniors

Trainer and functionaries training group A	Trainer training group B
Surname function Nicolas Michaud Sports director Julien Eybert Guillon Head coach Nicolas Dessum Assistant coach Frederic Zoz Assistant coach Thomas Lacroix Team doctor Christian Remy Development manager Jacques Gaillard Responsible for national competitions Johann Gauthier Structure manager Julien Coppier Physiotherapist Maxime Remy Physiotherapist	Surname function Nicolas Dessum Trainer

Italy

The Italian team consisted of 13 athletes divided into three teams.

A-team	B team	Sighting group
Surname Sebastian Colloredo Alessio De Crignis Diego Dellasega Roberto Dellasega Andrea Morassi	Surname Davide Bresadola Federico Cecon Michael Lunardi	Surname Robin D'Iglio Zeno Di Lenardo Andrew Lunardi Giacomo Marcocig Thomas Tagliaro

Trainers and officials	Coach B team
Surname function Ivo Pertile Sports director Roberto Cecon Head coach  Jakub Jiroutek Trainer Cristina Bellante Youth manager Giampiero Guerrini Athletic trainer Giorgio Bertoluzza Athletic trainer Renzo Pozzo Athletic Training Coordinator Giuseppe di Lenardo Physiotherapist Daniel Cuban masseur Giacomo Zaupa Responsible technical facilities	Surname function Walter Cogoli Trainer

Japan

The Japanese team consisted of 30 athletes who were divided into three teams.

National team	A-squad	B-squad
Surname Daiki Itō Noriaki Kasai	Surname Kota Endo Shūji Endō Kazuyoshi Funaki Akira Higashi Kenshirō Itō Takanobu Okabe Yoshioko Osanai Yukio Sakano Kento Sakuyama Yūhei Sasaki Taku Takeuchi Shota Tanaka Shōhei Tochimoto Yūta Watase Hiroki Yamada Kazuya Yoshioka Fumihisa Yumoto	Surname Shotaro Hosoda Yūsūke Narita Kinya Okada Masaki Satō Yukiya Satō Yu Segawa Hiroshi Takanahi Kenta Takehana Akiro Watanabe Tomoya Watanabe Ryota Yokokawa

Trainers and officials
Surname function Chiharu Saito Sports director Tomoharu Yokokawa Head coach Masahiko Harada supervisor Hideharu Miyahira supervisor Hiroya Saitō supervisor Kenji Suda supervisor

Canada

The Canadian team consisted of five jumpers in two cadres.

National team	Juniors
Surname MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes Eric Mitchell Yukon de Leeuw	Surname Dusty Korek Matthew Rowley

Trainers and officials
Surname function Gregor Linsig Trainer Tadeusz Bafia Team captain

Kazakhstan

The Kazakh team consisted of 19 athletes. They weren't divided into teams.

International jumpers
Surname Chingiz Kalikov Anton Kankenov Ablay Kapisbayev Ivan Karaulov Anatoly Karpenko Nikolai Karpenko Assymzhan Khasirov Alexei Korolyov Roman Kuryavski Yevgeny Lyovkin Sabyrshan Moominov Chingiz Nabiev Alexei Ptschelinzew Genadiy Semenov Konstantin Sokolenko Igor Sviridov Assan Takhtachunov Marat Schaparov Radik Schaparov

Norway

The Norwegian team consisted of 13 athletes divided into two teams.

World cup team	Continental Cup team
Surname Bardal is different Johan Remen Evensen Tom Hilde Kenneth Gangnes Jacobsen is different Bjørn Einar Romøren	Surname Vegard Haukø Sklett Rune velta Akseli Kokkonen Kim René Elverum Sorsell Not so with Fannemel Atle Pedersen Rønsen Andreas Stjernen

Austria

The Austrian team consisted of 25 athletes who were divided into four squads.

National team	A-squad	B-squad	C-squad
Surname Martin Koch Andreas Kofler Wolfgang Loitzl Thomas Morgenstern Lukas Müller Gregor Schlierenzauer David Zauner	Surname Manuel Fettner Michael Hayboeck Mario Innauer Florian Schabereiter Stefan Thurnbichler David Unterberger	Surname Thomas Diethart Markus Eggenhofer Bjorn Koch Thomas Lackner Johannes Obermayr Markus Schiffner Andreas Strolz	Surname Lukas Dilitz Daniel Huber Stefan Kraft Christian Reiter Christoph Stauder

Poland

In Poland there was the special situation that Adam Małysz , although he was formally part of the senior squad, worked with his own private coaching team.

A-squad	Private training group	Youth squad
Surname Marcin Bachleda Stefan Hula Maciej Kot Krzysztof Miętus Łukasz Rutkowski Kamil Stoch Rafał Śliż Dawid Kubacki	Surname Squad Adam Malysz A.	Surname Jakub Kot Jan Ziobro Grzegorz Miętus Klemens Murańka Tomasz Byrt Aleksander Zniszczoł Andrzej Zapotoczny Bartłomiej Kłusek

Trainers and officials	Trainer private training group	Coach youth squad
Surname function Łukasz Kruczek Head coach Zbigniew Klimowski 1. Assistant coach Piotr Fijas 2. Assistant coach Łukasz Gębala Physiotherapist Grzegorz Sobczyk Serviceman Kamil Wódka psychologist Aleksander Winiarski Team doctor Piotr Krężałek Biomechanics	Surname function  Hannu Lepistö Head coach Robert Mateja Assistant coach Maciej Maciusiak Serviceman	Surname function Adam Celej Head coach Wojciech Topór Assistant coach Maciej Mroczkowski Serviceman Michał Obtułowicz Physiotherapist Krzysztof Sobański Assistant coach Aleksander Winiarski Team doctor

Russia

There were 36 athletes in four cadres in the Russian team.

Regular team	Reserve team	Junior team	Youth team
Surname Dmitri Vasiliev Dmitri Ipatov Anton Kalinichenko Pavel Karelin Denis Kornilov Stanislav Oschtschepkov Ilya Roslyakov Alexander Sardyko Roman Trofimov Georgi Chervyakov	Surname Roman Gornostayev Alexei Vostrezov Pavel Eremejewski Sergei Koshevnikov Emil Milyukov Dmitry Ponomarev Alexandr Smola Alexei Bujvolov Dmitri Sporynin Ivan Chumyshev	Surname Sergei Byschkov Denis Weselow Ramil Sarifulin Andrei Patschin Vladislav Persijanzew Alexei Romaschow Andrei Sinzow Egor Uzachev Ilmir Khasetdinov Alexandr Shuvalov	Surname Mikhail Sabegalov Vladislav Boyarinsev Ildar Walintov Mikhail Maximochkin Spartak Saifullin Yuri Samsonov Anton Shirokov

Sweden

The Swedish team consisted of seven jumpers in two cadres.

A national team	Juniors
Surname Isak Grimholm Fredrik Balkåsen Carl Nordin Josef Larsson	Surname Simon Eklund Erik Gundersson Benjamin Larsson

National team coach	Trainer juniors
Surname function Wolfgang Hartmann Head coach	Surname function Rickard Froerer Trainer

Switzerland

The Swiss team consisted of 10 jumpers who were divided into three training groups.

Training group 1	Training group 2	Training group 3
Surname Squad Simon Ammann National team Andreas Kuettel A.	Surname Squad Gregor Deschwanden C. Pascal Egloff B. Rémi Français B. Marco Grigoli B. Adrian Schuler B.	Surname Squad Luca Egloff C. Killian Peier C. Andreas Schuler C.

Slovakia

There were three jumpers in two cadres in the Slovak team.

A-team	Junior team
Surname Tomáš Zmoray	Surname Patrick Lichy Denis Šindler

Slovenia

There were 24 jumpers in the Slovenian team.

A-team	B team	Junior team
Surname Robert Kranjec Jernej Damjan Mitja Mežnar Robert Hrgota Matic Kramaršič Peter Prevc Luka Leban	Surname Jurij Tepeš Rok Mandl Tomaž Naglič Dejan Judež Primož Pikl Rok Zima Rok Urbanc Anže Damjan Žiga Mandl	Surname Andraž Pograjc Jaka Hvala Rok Justin Gašper Klinec Klemen Omladič Urban Sušnik Jaka Tesovnik Jaka Kosec

South Korea

The South Korean team consisted of five athletes. They weren't divided into cadres.

International jumpers
Surname Choi Heung-chul Choi Yong-jik Kang Chil-gu Kim Hyun-ki Park Je-un

Czech Republic

Ten Czech jumpers jumped in the World Cup.

World cup jumpers
Surname Martin Cikl Lukáš Hlava Jakub Janda Roman Koudelka Čestmír Kožíšek Borek Sedlák Ondřej Vaculík Antonín Hájek Jan high school diploma Jiří Mazoch

Ukraine

The Ukrainian team consisted of six athletes. They weren't divided into cadres.

International jumpers
Surname Volodymyr Boshchuk Yaroslav Dysko Oleksandr Lasarowytsch Vitaly Schumbarez Volodymyr Weredyuk Vasyl Shurakivskyi

United States

The United States team consisted of six jumpers.

National team
Surname Nicholas Alexander Nicholas Fairall Peter Frenette Michael Glasder Johnson is different Christopher Lamb

Trainers and officials
Surname function Alan Johnson Sports director Casey Colby Head coach Clint Jones Assistant coach Peter Graves Assistant coach

Trainer

The following head coaches looked after the national teams:

country	Trainer
Bulgaria	Joachim Winterlich
Germany	Werner Schuster
Estonia	Tambet Pikkor
Finland	Pekka Niemelae
France	Julien Eybert-Guillon
Italy	Roberto Cecon
Japan	Tomoharu Yokokawa
Canada	Gregor Linsig
Kazakhstan	Dionis Vodnev
Norway	Mika Kojonkoski
Austria	Alexander Pointner
Poland	Łukasz Kruczek
Russia	Alexander Sviatov
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	Casey Colby

Mika Kojonkoski ended his engagement with the Norwegians. In addition, immediately after the end of the season, Richard Schallert replaced Alexander Swiatow as head coach for the Russian team . Furthermore, Hannu Lepistö retired from ski jumping like his protégé Adam Małysz.

Career ends

•  Jon Aaraas
•  Volodymyr Boshchuk
•  Rémi Français
•  Andreas Kuettel
•  Oleksandr Lasarowytsch
•  Adam Malysz
•  Primož Peterka
•  Jörg Ritzerfeld
•  Michael Uhrmann
•  Andreas Vilberg

Also put Anders Jacobsen one a career break. Harri Olli and Janne Ahonen also announced the end of their careers, but Olli made his comeback in summer 2012 and Ahonen returned in summer 2013.

See also

• Ski Jumping Grand Prix 2010
• Ski Jumping Continental Cup 2010/11

Web links

• FIS database - results
• FIS database - tables

Individual evidence

1. ↑ FIS publishes calendar for 2010/11. berkutschi.com, June 3, 2010, accessed June 3, 2010 . 
2. ↑ New rules are a done deal. berkutschi.com, June 6, 2010, accessed November 22, 2010 . 
3. ↑ GERMAN NATIONAL MAN'S CHAFT 2 0 1 0/2 0 1 1 SKI JUMP deutscherskiverband.de
4. ^ Co-trainer Nölke fired without notice
5. ↑ ÖSV national team ski jumping season 2010/11 ( Memento of the original from December 20, 2010 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. ↑ With whom does the Norwegian coach roulette stop?
7. ↑ Kamil Stoch wins at the end of the season in Planica
8. ↑ Schallert takes over Russian team
9. ↑ Lepistoe: Because of heart problems not to Planica
10. ↑ ^{a b} Two Ukrainians end their careers .
11. ^ Ils sont de plus en plus nombreux à mettre un terme à leur carrière. April 21, 2011 , accessed May 1, 2016.
12. ^ "Küttel ends" at www.sport1.de , accessed March 16, 2011.
13. ↑ Małysz stops - Uhrmann also stops .
14. ↑ Primož Peterka ends his career .
15. ↑ “ End of career for Uhrmann” at www.sport1.de , accessed March 16, 2011.
16. ↑ Andreas Vilberg ends his career .
17. ↑ Anders Jacobsen takes a career break .
18. ↑ Harri Olli retires , accessed March 16, 2011.
19. ↑ Janne Ahonen also resigns .
20. ↑ Janne Happonen wins title in Finland .
21. ↑ Janne Ahonen wins Veikkaus Tour .