Willingen Five 2019

Mühlenkopfschanze

The Willingen Five 2019 was a ski jumping competition , part of the Ski Jumping World Cup 2018/19 . It took place from February 15 to 17, 2019 on the Mühlenkopfschanze in Willingen , Hesse . Ryoyu Kobayashi won the competition.

Both the qualification round on February 15, which gave the right to start for the two following competitions, and the two rounds of the competitions on February 16 and 17 were included in the final ranking of the Willingen Five. The team competition held on Friday as a replacement for the canceled team competition in Titisee-Neustadt was not taken into account for the Willingen Five. As in the previous year, the winner of the Willingen Five received an additional prize money of 25,000 euros.

60 athletes from 13 nations took part in the Willingen Five. The World Cup weekend was a success with a total of 56,800 spectators.

Overview

date	place	Jump	annotation	winner	Second	Third	Leader
02/15/2019	Willingen	Mühlenkopfschanze HS145	qualification	Markus Eisenbichler	Piotr Żyła	Stefan Kraft	Markus Eisenbichler
02/16/2019			singles	Karl Geiger	Kamil Stoch	Ryoyu Kobayashi	Karl Geiger
02/17/2019			singles	Ryoyu Kobayashi	Markus Eisenbichler	Piotr Żyła	Ryoyu Kobayashi
Overall rating				Ryoyu Kobayashi	Piotr Żyła	Karl Geiger	-
← 2018							2020 →

qualification

Markus Eisenbichler

The qualification took place on February 15, 2019. The top 50 jumpers qualified for the competitions on February 16 and 17. Filip Sakala and Kevin Bickner were disqualified, Dimitri Wassiljew did not start after the training round. Markus Eisenbichler won the qualification in front of around 13,100 spectators and received prize money of 3,000 euros.

rank Surname Expanse Points 01.  Markus Eisenbichler 146.0 m 164.1 02.  Piotr Żyła 147.0 m 160.7 03.  Stefan Kraft 145.0 m 160.6 04th  Timi Zajc 144.5 m 160.3 05.  Ryoyu Kobayashi 139.0 m 158.4 06th  Karl Geiger 141.0 m 153.9 07th  Robert Johansson 141.0 m 151.5 08th.  Daniel Huber 139.0 m 151.4 09.  Kamil Stoch 135.0 m 147.8 09.  Yevgeny Klimov 136.5 m 147.8 11.  Killian Peier 139.5 m 144.2 11.  Jakub Wolny 138.0 m 144.2 13.  Johann André Forfang 139.5 m 144.0 14th  Domen Prevc 132.5 m 140.6 15th  Stephan Leyhe 133.0 m 140.4 16.  Michael Hayboeck 142.0 m 140.2 18th  Philipp Aschenwald 143.0 m 135.9 22nd  Simon Ammann 129.0 m 130.4 23.  Andreas Wellinger 125.0 m 130.3 26th  Richard Friday 130.0 m 128.8 30th  Gregor Schlierenzauer 132.0 m 125.5 31.  Constantin Schmid 130.5 m 125.2 37.  Manuel Fettner 133.5 m 118.2 45.  Andreas Schuler 124.0 m 108.7 47.  Martin Hamann 124.5 m 104.3 49.  Jan Hörl 121.5 m 102.8 52.  Luca Egloff 113.5 m 098.8

Competition on February 16

Winner Karl Geiger

The world cup competition on Saturday started at 4:00 p.m. The winner of the qualification, Markus Eisenbichler , surprisingly missed the second round. With Eetu Nousiainen , Lukáš Hlava and Jan Hörl , three jumpers were disqualified in the first round. Karl Geiger won the competition in front of around 23,500 spectators. After that day, Karl Geiger (465.0 points) was ahead of Ryōyū Kobayashi (463.1 points) and Piotr Żyła (458.6 points) in the overall ranking of the Willingen Five .

rank	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Karl Geiger	142.0 m	150.5 m	311.1
02.	Kamil Stoch	144.0 m	144.5 m	307.1
03.	Ryoyu Kobayashi	144.5 m	143.0 m	304.7
04th	Piotr Żyła	142.0 m	141.5 m	297.9
05.	Dawid Kubacki	144.0 m	141.5 m	297.0
06th	Richard Friday	144.0 m	140.0 m	291.4
07th	Yevgeny Klimov	138.5 m	143.0 m	289.2
08th.	Killian Peier	132.5 m	145.5 m	285.5
09.	Timi Zajc	140.5 m	136.0 m	280.8
10.	Johann André Forfang	137.0 m	139.5 m	280.2
11.	Stefan Kraft	134.5 m	139.0 m	273.8
12.	Junshirō Kobayashi	136.5 m	140.5 m	273.2
13.	Daiki Itō	134.5 m	140.5 m	273.0
14th	Halvor Egner Granerud	128.0 m	144.0 m	270.9
15th	Simon Ammann	138.5 m	133.5 m	270.8
16.	Philipp Aschenwald	131.0 m	145.5 m	268.9
19th	Andreas Wellinger	134.5 m	134.0 m	261.3
21st	Daniel Huber	133.5 m	133.5 m	260.2
24.	Michael Hayboeck	132.5 m	136.5 m	257.8
31.	Manuel Fettner	132.0 m	00-	118.9
34.	Constantin Schmid	124.5 m	00-	116.1
35.	Stephan Leyhe	125.0 m	00-	114.1
36.	Markus Eisenbichler	125.5 m	00-	112.5
38.	Martin Hamann	122.5 m	00-	110.2
41.	Andreas Schuler	126.0 m	00-	107.0
42.	Gregor Schlierenzauer	124.5 m	00-	106.7
DSQ	Jan Hörl	00-	00-	00-

Competition on February 17th

Winner Ryoyu Kobayashi

The World Cup competition on Sunday started at 3:15 p.m. Gregor Schlierenzauer was disqualified before his first jump because of an irregular jump suit. The Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi was able to win the competition with two excellent jumps and 21.6 points ahead of the German Markus Eisenbichler .

rank	Surname	Width 1	Width 2	Points
01.	Ryoyu Kobayashi	146.0 m	144.0 m	274.4
02.	Markus Eisenbichler	140.0 m	141.5 m	252.8
03.	Piotr Żyła	142.0 m	137.5 m	250.0
04th	Richard Friday	138.0 m	144.0 m	249.6
05.	Dawid Kubacki	143.0 m	138.0 m	249.3
06th	Karl Geiger	137.5 m	138.5 m	243.0
07th	Kamil Stoch	138.5 m	134.5 m	242.5
08th.	Timi Zajc	140.0 m	135.5 m	242.2
09.	Johann André Forfang	141.0 m	134.5 m	240.0
10.	Stefan Kraft	133.0 m	135.0 m	237.4
11.	Killian Peier	134.0 m	137.5 m	234.8
12.	Daniel Huber	135.0 m	138.0 m	234.7
13.	Yevgeny Klimov	133.0 m	134.5 m	233.1
14th	Halvor Egner Granerud	133.5 m	134.5 m	232.2
15th	Robert Johansson	140.5 m	130.5 m	228.5
17th	Philipp Aschenwald	141.0 m	129.0 m	227.1
19th	Andreas Wellinger	134.0 m	134.5 m	224.8
20th	Michael Hayboeck	135.0 m	135.5 m	223.2
21st	Constantin Schmid	135.5 m	130.0 m	220.6
22nd	Stephan Leyhe	133.0 m	135.5 m	219.4
23.	Simon Ammann	133.5 m	132.5 m	216.7
28.	Manuel Fettner	132.0 m	127.0 m	207.2
39.	Martin Hamann	128.5 m	00-	084.0
42.	Jan Hörl	118.0 m	00-	076.1
45.	Andreas Schuler	106.5 m	00-	066.5
DSQ	Gregor Schlierenzauer	00-	00-	00-

Overall rating

Willingen Five 2019
Final score
rank Surname Points 01.  Ryoyu Kobayashi 737.5 02.  Piotr Żyła 708.6 03.  Karl Geiger 708.0 04th  Kamil Stoch 697.4 05.  Dawid Kubacki 685.7 06th  Timi Zajc 683.3 07th  Stefan Kraft 671.8 08th.  Yevgeny Klimov 670.1 09.  Richard Friday 669.8 10.  Killian Peier 664.5 11.  Johann André Forfang 664.2 12.  Daniel Huber 646.3 13.  Robert Johansson 644.7 14th  Halvor Egner Granerud 634.5 15th  Philipp Aschenwald 631.9 16.  Junshirō Kobayashi 628.6 17th  Michael Hayboeck 621.2 18th  Simon Ammann 617.9 19th  Andreas Wellinger 616.4 20th  Daiki Itō 607.9	rank Surname Points 21st  Roman Koudelka 602.8 22nd  Žiga Jelar 598.1 23.  Antti Aalto 598.0 24.  Anže Semenič 573.4 25th  Markus Eisenbichler 529.4 26th  Jakub Wolny 489.6 27.  Stefan Hula 476.0 28.  Stephan Leyhe 473.9 29  Thomas Aasen Markeng 472.5 30th  Peter Prevc 463.3 31.  Constantin Schmid 461.9 32.  Yukiya Satō 448.1 33.  Jernej Damjan 445.3 34.  Manuel Fettner 444.3 35.  Viktor Polášek 427.8 36.  Maciej Kot 417.2 37.  Domen Prevc 339.5 38.  Marius Lindvik 324.6 39.  Noriaki Kasai 320.4 40.  Martin Hamann 298.5	rank Surname Points 41.  Not so with Fannemel 297.5 42.  Bor Pavlovčič 291.0 43.  Alex Insam 287.9 44.  Andreas Schuler 282.2 45.  MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes 267.9 46.  Andreas Alamommo 240.3 47.  Gregor Schlierenzauer 232.2 48.  Jan Hörl 178.9 49.  Eetu Nousiainen 178.6 50.  Lukáš Hlava 161.6 51.  Denis Kornilov 099.0 52.  Luca Egloff 098.8 53.  Naoki Nakamura 098.3 54.  Jarkko Määttä 097.8 55.  Sebastian Colloredo 087.0 56.  Roman Sergeyevich Trofimov 069.5 57.  Matthew Soukop 047.5

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ryoyu Kobayashi towering on day 3 in Willingen , on berkutschi.com, on February 17, 2019. Retrieved on February 17, 2019.
2. ↑ Markus Eisenbichler wins qualification in Willingen , on skispringen.com, February 15, 2019. Accessed February 15, 2019.
3. ↑ Karl Geiger brings Willingen to the boil , on berkutschi.com, February 16, 2019. Retrieved February 16, 2019.
4. ↑ Willingen 5 Standings (PDF; 213 kB), accessed on February 16, 2019
5. ↑ Marco Ries: Ryoyu Kobayashi triumphs at the second Willingen World Cup. In: skispringen.com. February 17, 2019, accessed February 17, 2019 . 
6. ↑ Willingen 5 Standings (PDF; 214 kB), accessed on February 17, 2019

See also

• Willingen Five 2018
• Ski Jumping World Cup 2018/19