Winter sports world cup in Trondheim

This article deals with the winter sports world cups in Trondheim , which take place in various winter sports disciplines.

Sports facilities

Ski jump

→ See the main article: Granåsen

In the competitions with participation of the ski jumping hill, the jumps are held in Granåsen . This hill has a hill size value of 140 meters and a K-point of 123 meters. The current appearance of the ski jump was modeled in autumn 2008. The hill record has been held by Austrian Gregor Schlierenzauer with 140 meters since the 2008 World Cup .

Cross-country track

The cross-country stadium is located in the immediate vicinity to the west of the jumping facility. There is a separate start and finish straight in the area of ​​the stadium for cross-country skiing competitions. To the south of the ski stadium, routes run in different loops, which can be put together to form a round as required.

A 2.5-kilometer lap was prepared for the combiners in 2008. Within this 72.4 meters of ascent had to be mastered, with the longest single ascent being 41.7 meters.

biathlon

In the 2008/09 season , a biathlon world cup competition will take place in Trondheim for the first time .

Results men and women

year	date	discipline	winner	date	discipline	Winner
2009	19.3.	Sprint 10 km	Michael Greis		Sprint 7.5 km	Olga Saizewa
	21.3.	Pursuit 12.5 km	Ole Einar Bjørndalen		Pursuit 10 km	Andrea Henkel
	22.3.	Mass start 15 km	Ole Einar Bjørndalen		Mass start 12.5 km	Torah Berger

Cross-country skiing

In cross-country skiing , World Cup races have been held in Trondheim since the 1989/90 season for men and 1995/96 for women.

Results men and women

year	date	discipline	winner	date	discipline	Winner
1990	6. 3.	Classic 15 km	Alexei Prokurorov
1996	24. 2.	Freestyle 30 km	Vladimir Smirnov		Classic 5 km	Manuela Di Centa
	25.2.	Relay 4x10 km	Not known		Hunting races 10 km + 10 km	Manuela Di Centa
World Cup 1997	21. 2.	Freestyle 30 km	Alexei Prokurorov		Freestyle 15 km	Jelena Välbe
				23 February	Classic 5 km	Jelena Välbe
	24. 2.	Classic 10 km	Bjørn Dæhlie		Hunting races 5 km + 10 km	Jelena Välbe
	25.2.	Hunting races 10 km + 15 km	Bjørn Dæhlie
	28. 2.	Relay 4x10 km	Norway Sture Sivertsen Erling Jevne Bjørn Dæhlie Thomas Alsgaard		Relay 4x5 km	Russia Olga Danilowa Larissa Lasutina Nina Gawriljuk Jelena Välbe
				1. 3.	Classic 30 km	Jelena Välbe
	2. 3.	Classic 50 km	Mika Myllyl
2000	2. 2.	Freestyle 10 km	Mika Myllyl		Freestyle 5 km	Stefania Belmondo
2004	24. 2.	Sprint freestyle 1.5 km	Janusz Krężelok		Sprint freestyle 1.5 km	Marit Bjørgen
2009	12. 3.	Sprint classic	Ola Vigen Hattestad		Sprint classic	Petra Majdič
	13. 3.	Classic 50 km	Sami Jauhojärvi		Classic 30 km	Petra Majdič

Nordic combination

In Nordic Combined , World Cup competitions have been taking place on the Granåsen hill and on the cross-country ski run since the 1990/91 season .

Results

year	date	discipline	winner
1990	15 December	Single K90 NH / 15 km	Fred Børre Lundberg
1992	10. 3.	Single K120 LH / 15 km	Fabrice Guy
1994	22nd January	Single K90 NH / 15 km	Kenji Ogiwara
1996	23 February	Single K120 LH / 15 km	Knut Tore Apeland
World Cup 1997	22. 2.	Single K90 NH / 15 km	Kenji Ogiwara
	23 February	Relay K90 NH / 4x5 km	Norway Halldor Skard Bjarte Engen Vik Knut Tore Apeland Fred Børre Lundberg
2002	13. 3.	Sprint K120 LH / 7.5 km	Samppa Lajunen
2003	6. 12.	Sprint K120 LH / 7.5 km	Ronny Ackermann
2004	4. 12.	Single HS131 LH / 15 km	Ronny Ackermann
	5. 12.	Sprint HS131 LH / 7.5 km 1	Ronny Ackermann
2007	8. 12.	Single HS131 LH / 15 km	Bill Demong
	9. 12.	Sprint HS131 LH / 7.5 km	Christoph Bieler
2008	6. 12.	Single HS140 LH / 10 km	Magnus Moan
	7. 12	Single HS140 LH / 10 km	Anssi Koivuranta

• ¹ replacement race for a planned relay competition

Ski jumping

World Cup events in ski jumping have been held on Granåsen Hill since 1998 .

Results

year	date	Jump	winner
World Cup 1997	22. 2.	K90 NH	Janne Ahonen
	27. 2.	K120 LH / TS 1	Finland Ari-Pekka Nikkola Jani Soininen Mika Laitinen Janne Ahonen
	1. 3.	K120 LH	Masahiko Harada
1998	13. 3.	K120 LH	Masahiko Harada
2000	10. 3.	K120 LH	Sven Hannawald
2001	9. 3.	K120 LH	Adam Malysz
2002	15. 3.	K120 LH	Matti Hautamäki
2003	6. 12.	K120 LH 2	Roar Ljøkelsøy
2004	4. 12.	HS131 LH 2	Janne Ahonen
	5. 12.	HS131 LH	Janne Ahonen
2007	8. 12.	HS131 LH 2	Thomas Morgenstern
	9. 12.	HS131 LH	Thomas Morgenstern
2008	6. 12.	HS140 LH 2	Gregor Schlierenzauer
	7. 12	HS140 LH	Simon Ammann

• ¹ TS = team competition
• ² event was a night jump

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Nordic Combined Cross-Country Course 2008  ( 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. (PDF, English; 727 kB)  

Web links

• Official website of the International Biathlon Union
• World Cup events at the International Ski Federation (English)