Winter sports world cup in Ramsau
This article deals with the winter sports world cups in Ramsau , which take place in various winter sports disciplines. The highlight was the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1999 , which was held here.
Sports facilities
Ski jump
The ski jump in Ramsau is a normal hill with a hill size of 98 meters and a K point of 90 meters. It was built in 1995 for the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1999 . The hill record of 101 meters from 2005 is held by the Japanese Daito Takahashi . Since the Nordic World Ski Championships also include jumping on the large hill, the competitions on this type of jump had to be relocated to the Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze in Bischofshofen .
Cross-country skiing
In cross-country skiing , World Cup races have been held in Ramsau since the 1983/84 season for men and 1986/87 for women.
Results men and women
| year | date | discipline | winner | date | discipline | Winner |
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| 1983 | 16. 12. | Classic 30 km |
 Gunde Svan
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| 17th December | Relay 4x10 km | Italy | ||||
| 1986 | 10th December | Freestyle 15 km |
Gunde Svan
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Freestyle 10 km |
 Marianne Dahlmo
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| 1988 | 10th December | Freestyle 15 km |
Torgny Mogren
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| 11.12. | Relay classic 4x10 km | Not known | ||||
| 1992 | 12.12. | Freestyle 10 km |
Vegard Ulvang
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Classic 5 km |
 Kateřina Neumannová
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| 13. 12. | Classic 15 km |
Bjørn Dæhlie
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| 1998 | 8.1. | Classic 15 km |
Thomas Alsgaard
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Classic 10 km |
Marit Mikkelsplass
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| 9.1. | Classic 5 km |
Bente Skari
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| 10.1. | Freestyle 30 km |
Thomas Alsgaard
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| 11. 1. | Relay 4x10 km | Not known | Freestyle 10 km |
 Stefania Belmondo
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| World Cup 1999 | 19 February | Freestyle 30 km |
 Mika Myllyl
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Freestyle 15 km |
Stefania Belmondo
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| 22. 2. | Classic 10 km |
Mika Myllyl
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Classic 5 km |
Bente Skari
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| 23 February | Hunting races 10 km + 15 km |
Thomas Alsgaard
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Hunting races 5 km + 10 km |
Stefania Belmondo
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| 26. 2. | Relay 4x10 km |
 Austria
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Relay 4x5 km |
 Russia
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| 27. 2. | Classic 30 km |
Larissa Lasutina
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| 28. 2. | Classic 50 km |
Mika Myllyl
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| 2001 | 22.12. | Freestyle 30 km 1 |
Per Elofsson
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Freestyle 15 km 1 |
 Kristina Šmigun
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| 2002 | 21 December | Hunting races 10 km + 10 km |
 Axel Teichmann
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Hunting races 5 km + 5 km |
Bente Skari
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| 2003 | 20 December | Hunting races 15 km + 15 km |
Mathias Fredriksson
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Freestyle 10 km |
Kateřina Neumannová
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| 21 December | Freestyle 10 km |
Christian Hoffmann
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Hunting races 7.5 km + 7.5 km |
Kristina Šmigun
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| 2004 | 18. 12 | Freestyle 30 km 1 |
 Vincent Vittoz
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Freestyle 15 km 1 |
Kristina Šmigun
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- 1 mass start race
Nordic combination
In Nordic Combined , World Cup competitions have been taking place on the K90 hill and on the cross-country ski run since the 1997/98 season .
Results
| year | date | discipline | winner |
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| 1998 | 9.1. | Single K90 NH / 15 km |
Bjarte Engen Vik
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| 13th January | Sprint K90 NH / 7.5 km |
Kenneth Braaten
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| World Cup 1999 | 20. 2. | Single K90 NH / 15 km |
Bjarte Engen Vik
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| 25.2. | Team K90 NH / 4x5 km |
Finland
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| 27. 2. | Sprint K90 NH / 7.5 km |
Bjarte Engen Vik
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| 2002 | 13th January | Single K90 NH / 15 km 1 |
Felix Gottwald
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| 2003 | 8.1. | Sprint K90 NH / 7.5 km |
Samppa Lajunen
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| 2005 | 17th December | Single HS100 NH / 10 km 1 |
Petter Tande
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| 18. 12 | Sprint HS100 NH / 7.5 km |
Magnus Moan
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| 2006 | 16. 12. | Single HS98 NH / 10 km 1 |
Christoph Bieler
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| 17th December | Sprint HS98 NH / 7.5 km 2 |
Magnus Moan
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| 2007 | 15 December | Single HS98 NH / 10 km 1 |
Björn Kircheisen
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| 16. 12. | Sprint HS98 NH / 7.5 km 2 |
Björn Kircheisen
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| 2008 | 20 December | Single HS98 NH / 10 km |
 Bill Demong
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| 21 December | Single HS98 NH / 10 km |
Björn Kircheisen
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- 1 mass start race
- 2 hurricane sprint
Ski jumping
World Cup events in ski jumping were held twice on the K90 hill and each was won by the Japanese. In the current World Cup calendars, normal hills are no longer in the program.
Results
| year | date | Jump | winner |
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| 1998 | 11. 1. | K90 NH |
 Masahiko Harada
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| World Cup 1999 | 26. 2. | K90 NH |
Kazuyoshi Funaki
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Skisprungschanze Ramsau (skisprungschanzen.com) ( 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.
Web links
- All World Cup events at the International Ski Federation (English)