Nordic Combined World Cup 1983/84

World Cup 1983/84
winner
Overall World Cup	Tom Sandberg
Competitions
Venues	10
Individual competitions	8th
Team competitions	2
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In the World Cup season 1983/84 of the Nordic Combined , World Cup races in the Nordic Combined were held for the first time. The season began on December 17, 1983 in Seefeld ( Austria ) and ended on March 24, 1984 in Štrbské Pleso (today's Slovakia ). During the season of 8 who found until February 19, 1984 Winter Olympic Games of Sarajevo held; the competition there was also part of the World Cup.

The season consisted of a total of eight individual competitions, all of which were decided according to the Gundersen method . The first World Cup in Seefeld then had two winners: the German Uwe Dotzauer and the American Kerry Lynch . For these two, however, this was the only World Cup success in their careers. In addition, the German Thomas Müller , who won the World Cups in Schonach and Lahti , was also able to convince. With his third place in Štrbské Pleso , Klaus Sulzenbacher took Austria's first podium . There was also a team competition and the World Team Championship in Rovaniemi ; both counted towards the nations ranking of the World Cup.

World Cup points were given to the 15 best placed participants in a competition according to the following point mode:

1.	2.	3.	4th	5.	6th	7th	8th.	9.	10.	11.	12.	13.	14th	15th
25th	20th	15th	12	11	10	9	8th	7th	6th	5	4th	3	2	1

Only the six best results during the World Cup season were counted. However, this only led to strike points in one athlete.

The two team competitions were included in the national ranking with the following scores:

1.	2.	3.	4th	5.	6th	7th	8th.
80	70	60	50	40	30th	20th	10

If a country started with several relays, only the best placed was rated. Norway won the Nations Cup ahead of the Soviet Union and the Federal Republic of Germany.

The first overall World Cup winner in Nordic combined was the Norwegian Tom Sandberg ahead of Uwe Dotzauer and Geir Andersen .

Results and ratings

World Cup overview

date	venue	discipline	winner	Second	Third
December 17, 1983	Seefeld	Individual race K90 / 15 km	Uwe Dotzauer Kerry Lynch		Gunter Schmieder
December 29, 1983	Oberwiesenthal	Individual race K90 / 15 km	Andreas Langer	Olexander Proswyrnyn	Uwe Dotzauer
07/01/1984	Schonach	Individual race K90 / 15 km	Thomas Müller	Geir Andersen	Kerry Lynch
January 15, 1984	Nesselwang	Team 3x5 km	Finland Rauno Miettinen Jouko Karjalainen Jukka Ylipulli	Soviet Union I. Ildar Garifullin Olexander Proswyrnyn Alexander Majorov	Soviet Union II Sergej Bondar Leonid Glazyrin Sergei Chervyakov
02/12/1984	Sarajevo	Individual race K90 / 15 km	Tom Sandberg	Jouko Karjalainen	Jukka Ylipulli
02/24/1984	Falun	Individual race K89 / 15 km	Rauno Miettinen	Tom Sandberg	Geir Andersen
03/03/1984	Lahti	Individual race K113 / 15 km	Thomas Müller	Uwe Dotzauer	Geir Andersen
03/08/1984	Oslo	Individual race K105 / 15 km	Espen Andersen	Tom Sandberg	Geir Andersen
03/18/1984	Rovaniemi	Team 3x5 km	Norway Geir Andersen Hallstein Bøgseth Tom Sandberg	Finland Rauno Miettinen Jukka Ylipulli Jouko Karjalainen	Soviet Union Olexander Proswyrnyn Alexander Majorov Ildar Garifullin
March 24, 1984	Štrbské Pleso	Individual race K88 / 15 km	Tom Sandberg	Uwe Dotzauer	Klaus Sulzenbacher

World Cup final stand

The table contains an overview of the overall ranking of the World Cup as well as the points achieved in the individual competitions.

rank	Surname	lake	Above	Sch	Sar	Fal	Lah	Osl	St	Points
01.	Tom Sandberg			1	25th	20th	12	20th	25th	103
02.	Uwe Dotzauer	25th	15th		9		20th		20th	089
03.	Geir Andersen			20th	6th	15th	15th	15th	11	082
04th	Thomas Müller	9		25th	11		25th		2	072
04th	Olexander Proswyrnyn		20th	(7)	10	11	10	11	10	072
06th	Rauno Miettinen	6th			12	25th	9	3		055
07th	Hubert Black		5	10			8th	10	12	045
8th.	Kerry Lynch	25th		15th	3					043
08th.	Hallstein Bøgseth			4th	5	10	11	12	1	043
10.	Hermann Weinbuch	1	11	12	8th		5		5	042
11.	Klaus Sulzenbacher	10			7th			9	15th	041
12.	Espen Andersen	8th				7th		25th		040
12.	Andreas Langer	7th	25th	8th						040
14th	Jouko Karjalainen	12			20th		6th	1		039
15th	Gunter Schmieder	15th	12	6th	1					034
16.	Sergei Bondar		10			6th	1	7th	7th	031
17th	Ildar Garifullin		7th	11			3	8th		029
18th	Peter Opitz	5	8th			4th			9	026th
18th	Pat Ahern			9		8th		5	4th	026th
20th	Alexander Majorov		9		2	1	2	2	8th	024
21st	Sergei Chervyakov		6th		4th	5	7th			022nd
22nd	Jukka Ylipulli	2			15th					017th
23.	Dirk Kramer	4th	2	3				6th		015th
24.	Heiko Hunger					12				012
25th	Oliver Warg	11								011
26th	Josef Heumann					9				009
26th	Stanislaw Kawulok		4th	5						009
28.	Knut Leo Abrahamsen					3	4th			007th
29	Miroslav Kopal								6th	006th
30th	Peter Usury		3			2				005
31.	Ivar Olsen							4th		004th
32.	Lothar Hopf	3								003
32.	Karol Tatranský								3	003
34.	Per Bjørn			2						002
35.	Tadeusz Bafia		1							001
Results list		[1]	[2]	[3]	[4]	[5]	[6]	[7]	[8th]

Nations Cup

Nations ranking
Final score after 10 competitions
rank country Points 01.  Norway 401 02.  Soviet Union 315 03.  BR Germany 288 04th  German Democratic Republic 275 05.  Finland 261

Web links

• FIS database - results
• FIS database - tables