Ski Jumping - Men's Large Hill, Team

Calgary 1988

  1. Finland
    (1600) Matti Nykänen (FIN/1984-88)
    (1600=4575) Ari-Pekka Nikkola (FIN/1988-98)
    (1600) Tuomo Ylipulli (FIN/1988)
    (1600) Jari Puikkonen (FIN/1980-88)
  2. Yugoslavia
    (1000) Primož Ulaga (yug-SLO/1984-88)
    (1000) Matjaž Zupan 211.5
    (1000) Matjaž Debelak (SLO/1988)
    (1000) Miran Tepeš (yug-SLO/1980-88)
  3. Norway
    (640) Ole Christian Eidhammer (NOR/1984-88)
    (640) Jon Inge Kjørum 128.4
    (640) Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl (NOR/1984-88)
    (640) Erik Johnsen (NOR/1988)
  4. Czechoslovakia
    (400=475) Ladislav Dluhoš (tch-CZE/1984-88,94)
    (400) Jiří Malec (CZE/1988)
    (400) Pavel Ploc (tch-CZE/1984-88)
    (400=955) Jiří Parma (tch-CZE/1984-94)
  5. Austria
    (250=1000) Ernst Vettori (AUT/1984-92)
    (250=1480) Heinz Kuttin (AUT/1988-94)
    (250) 9-3 Günther Stranner 198.3
    (250=1000) Andreas Felder (AUT/1984-92)
  6. West Germany
    (160) Andi Bauer (frg-GER/1984-88)
    (160) Peter Rohwein (frg-GER/1984-88)
    (160) Thomas Klauser (frg-GER/1984-88)
    (160) Josef Heumann 180.9
  7. 7 5 Sweden SWE 539.7 5-1 Per-Inge Tällberg 161.5
    5-2 Anders Daun 174.2
    5-3 Jan Boklöv 180.1
    5-4 Staffan Tällberg 178.7
  8. Switzerland
    (64) Gérard Balanche 175.0
    (64) Christoph Lehmann 156.7
    (64) Fabrice Piazzini (SUI/1984-88)
    (64) Christian Hauswirth (SUI/1984-88)
  9. Canada
    (40=43) Horst Bulau (CAN/1980-92)
    (40) Steve Collins (CAN/1980-88)
    (40) 3-3 Todd Gillman 138.5
    (40=43) Ron Richards (CAN/1984-92)
  10. United States
    (25) Ted Langlois 132.5
    (25) Mark Konopacke 151.8
    (25) Dennis McGrane (USA/1984-88)
    (25) Mike Holland (USA/1984-88)
  11. Japan
    (16) Katsushi Tao 134.7
    (16) Shinichi Tanaka 135.9
    (16) Nagaoka Masaru (JPN/1984-88)
    (16) Akira Sato 171.0

Albertville 1992

  1. Finland
    (1200=4575) Ari-Pekka Nikkola (FIN/1988-98)
    (1200) Toni Nieminen (FIN/1992,2002)
    (1200) Risto Laakkonen (FIN/1988-92)
    (1200=1450) Mika Laitinen (FIN/1992,98)
  2. Austria
    (750=1790) Martin Höllwarth (AUT/1992,98-2002)
    (750=1480) Heinz Kuttin (AUT/1988-94)
    (750=1000)Andreas Felder (AUT/1984-92)
    (750=1000) Ernst Vettori (AUT/1984-92)
  3. 3 – Czechoslovakia TCH 620.1 Bronze
    (480=955) Jiří Parma (tch-CZE/1984-94)
    – Tomáš Goder 206.8
    – František Jež 191.7
    – Jaroslav Sakala 187.0
  4. Japan
    (300=3190) Masahiko Harada (JPN/1992-2006)
    – Kenji Suda 183.6
    – Jiro Kamiharako 183.5
    – Noriaki Kasai 165.4
  5. Germany
    (187.5=2388) Dieter Thoma (GER/1988-98)
    – Heiko Hunger 180.3
    (187.5=1388) Jens Weißflog (gdr-GER/1984-94)
    (187.5=1388) Christof Duffner (GER/1992-94,2002)
  6. 6 – Slovenia SLO 543.3
    – Samo Gostiša 191.4
    – Franci Petek 184.0
    – Matjaž Zupan 163.0
    – Primož Kopač 148.0
  7. Norway
    (75=375) Espen Bredesen (NOR/1992-98)
    (75) – Magne Johansen 171.1
    (75) – Rune Olijnyk 167.0
    (75) Lasse Ottesen (NOR/1992-98)
  8. 8 – Switzerland SUI 537.9
    – Markus Gähler 180.3
    – Stefan Zünd 185.3
    – Sylvain Freiholz 172.3
    – Martin Trunz 153.4
  9. 9 – Sweden SWE 515.1
    – Mikael Martinsson 183.2
    – Magnus Westman 176.7
    – Jan Boklöv 155.2
    – Staffan Tällberg 138.2
  10. 10 – France FRA 510.9
    – Jérôme Gay 171.9
    – Didier Mollard 169.7
    – Nicolas Jean-Prost 163.7
    – Steve Delaup 164.5
  11. 11 – Unified Team EUN 503.4
    – Mikhail Yesin 191.5
    – Dionis Vodnyev 156.3
    – Andrey Verveykin 155.6
    – Yury Dudarev 106.8
  12. 12 – United States USA 482.4
    – Jim Holland 168.8
    – Ted Langlois 163.5
    – Bryan Sanders 146.2
    – Bob Holme 149.2
  13. 13 – Italy ITA 472.2
    – Roberto Cecon 177.0
    – Ivo Pertile 146.7
    – Ivan Lunardi 148.5
  14. Canada
    (3=43) Ron Richards (CAN/1984-92)
    (3=43) Horst Bulau (CAN/1980-92)
    (3- Kirk Allen 87.6

Lillehammer 1994

  1. Germany
    (1200=1388) Jens Weißflog (gdr-GER/1984-94)
    (1200=2388) Dieter Thoma (GER/1988-98)
    (1200=2200) Hansjörg Jäkle (GER/1994)
    (1200=1388) Christof Duffner (GER/1992-94,2002)
  2. Japan
    (750=3138) Takanobu Okabe (JPN/1994-98,2006)
    (750) Jinya Nishikata 254.4 110.4 144.0
    (750) Noriaki Kasai 248.9 132.9 116.0
    (750=3190) Masahiko Harada (JPN/1992-2006)
  3. Austria
    (480) Andi Goldberger (AUT/1994-98)
    (480) Stefan Horngacher 236.6 120.7 115.9
    (480=1480) Heinz Kuttin (AUT/1988-94)
    (480) Christian Moser 209.5 121.5 88.0
  4. Norway
    (300=375) Espen Bredesen (NOR/1992-98)
    (300=375) Lasse Ottesen (NOR/1992-98)
    (300) Øyvind Berg 215.5 98.7 116.8
    (300) Roar Ljøkelsøy 185.8 110.2 75.6
  5. Finland
    (187.5) Raimo Ylipulli 231.6 104.4 127.2
    (187.5=437.5) Jani Soininen (FIN/1994-98)
    (187.5) Janne Ahonen 214.9 115.6 99.3
    (187.5) Janne Väätäinen 212.0 108.3 103.7
  6. 6 France FRA 822.1 414.7 (6) 407.4 (6) Nicolas Jean-Prost 224.0 122.0 102.0 Steve Delaup 203.2 90.3 112.9 Nicolas Dessum 202.4 103.2 99.2 Didier Mollard 192.5 99.2 93.3
  7. Czech Republic
    (75) Zbyněk Krompolc 221.9 109.5 112.4
    (75) Jaroslav Sakala 203.9 106.1 97.8
    (75=475) Ladislav Dluhoš (tch-CZE/1984-88,94)
    (75=955) Jiří Parma (tch-CZE/1984-94)
  8. 8 Italy ITA 782.3 405.8 (7) 376.5 (8) Roberto Cecon 236.2 123.5 112.7 Ivo Pertile 199.8 96.1 103.7 Ivan Lunardi 188.5 98.3 90.2 Andrea Cecon 157.8 87.9 69.9
  9. 9 Slovenia SLO 739.4 377.3 (9) 362.1 (9) Robert Meglič 215.2 97.9 117.3 Samo Gostiša 180.2 87.8 92.4 Matjaž Zupan 180.2 94.7 85.5 Matjaž Kladnik 163.8 96.9 66.9
  10. 10 Sweden SWE 653.3 320.7 (10) 332.6 (10) Mikael Martinsson 209.3 103.8 105.5 Staffan Tällberg 187.7 78.5 109.2 Johan Rasmussen 145.5 88.0 57.5 Fredrik Johansson 110.8 50.4 60.4
  11. 11 United States USA 505.0 235.2 (11) 269.8 (11) Greg Boester 146.4 75.3 71.1 Randy Weber 130.5 50.8 79.7 Ted Langlois 129.1 60.7 68.4 Kurt Stein 99.0 48.4 50.6
  12. 12 Russian Federation RUS 416.3 198.0 (12) 218.3 (12) Mikhail Yesin 118.5 55.8 62.7 Stanislav Pokhilko 116.3 58.4 57.9 Dmitry Chelovenko 101.1 54.1 47.0 Aleksey Solodyankin 80.4 29.7 50.7

Nagano 1998

  1. 1 Japan JPN Gold 933.0
    (1600=1850) Kazuyoshi Funaki (JPN/1998-2002)
    (1600=3190) Masahiko Harada (JPN/1992-2006)
    (1600=3138) Takanobu Okabe (JPN/1994-98,2006)
    (1600) Hiroya Saito (JPN/1998)
  2. 2 Germany GER Silver 897.4
    (1000=2388) Dieter Thoma (GER/1988-98)
    (1000=2200) Hansjörg Jäkle (GER/1994)
    (1000=2600) Sven Hannawald (GER/1998-2002)
    (1000=5000) Martin Schmitt (GER/1998-2010)
  3. 3 Austria AUT Bronze 881.5
    (640=1790) Martin Höllwarth (AUT/1992,98-2002)
    (640=3300) Andreas Widhölzl (AUT/1998-2006)
  4. 4 Norway NOR 870.6
    (400=775) Lasse Ottesen (NOR/1992-98)
  5. 5 Finland FIN 833.9
    (250=437.5) Jani Soininen (FIN/1994-98)
    (250=4575) Ari-Pekka Nikkola (FIN/1988-98)
    (250=1450) Mika Laitinen (FIN/1992,98)
  6. 6 Switzerland SUI 735.0
    (160=360) Simon Ammann (SUI/1998-2014)
  7. 7 Czech Republic CZE 710.3
  8. 8 Poland POL 684.2
    (64=697.4) Adam Małysz (POL/1998-2014)
  9. 9 Russia RUS 639.7
  10. 10 Slovenia SLO 610.3
  11. 11 Kazakhstan KAZ 602.0
  12. 12 United States USA 490.7
  13. 13 South Korea KOR 373.8

Salt Lake City 2002

  1. [Gold medal] [Germany]
    (1600=2600) Sven Hannawald (GER/1998-2002)
    (1600) Stephan Hocke (GER/2002)
    (1600=3750) Michael Uhrmann (GER/2002-10)
    (1600=5000) Martin Schmitt (GER/1998-2010)
  2. 95.4[Silver medal] [Finland]
    (1000=2640) Matti Hautamäki (FIN/2002-10)
    LINDSTROEM, Veli-Matti
    JUSSILAINEN, Risto
    AHONEN, Janne
  3. [Bronze medal] [Slovenia]
    FRAS, Damjan
    PETERKA, Primoz
    KRANJEC, Robert
    ZONTA, Peter
  4. 4 [Austria]
    HORNGACHER, Stefan
    (400=3300) Andreas Widhölzl (AUT/1998-2006)
    LOITZL, Wolfgang
    (400=1790) Martin Höllwarth (AUT/1992,98-2002)
  5. 5 [Japan]
    (250=3190) Masahiko Harada (JPN/1992-2006)
    YAMADA, Hiroki
    MIYAHIRA, Hideharu
    (250=1850) Kazuyoshi Funaki (JPN/1998-2002)
  6. 6 [Poland]
    MATEJA, Robert
    TAJNER, Tomislaw
    POCHWALA, Tomasz
    (160=697.4) Adam Małysz (POL/1998-2014)
  7. 7 [Switzerland]
    STEINAUER, Marco
    FREIHOLZ, Sylvain
    KUETTEL, Andreas
    (100=360) Simon Ammann (SUI/1998-2014)
  8. 8 [Korea]
    CHOI, Heung Chul
    CHOI, Yong Jik
    KIM, Hyun Ki
    KANG, Chil Gu
  9. 9 [Norway]
    INGEBRIGTSEN, Tommy
    (40=680) BYSTOEL, Lars
    BARDAL, Anders
    LJOEKELSOEY, Roar
  10. 10 [France]
    CHEDAL, Emmanuel
    SANTIAGO, Remi
    DURAND, Florentin
    DESSUM, Nicolas
  11. 11 [United States of America]
    WELCH, Brian
    SCHWALL, Tommy
    JONES, Clint
    ALBORN, Alan
  12. 12 [Czech Republic]
    MATURA, Jan
    DOLEZAL, Michal
    MAZOCH, Jan
    JANDA, Jakub
  13. 13 [Kazakhstan]
    POLUNIN, Maxim
    FILIMONOV, Stanislav
    KOROBOV, Alexander
    GAIDUK, Pawel

Written 2006-02-23 - last modified 2023-11-09

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