Ski jumping at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2015

Ski jumping competitions at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships took place on 19 – 29 February 2015 in Falun, Sweden.

All competitions were held at the Lugnet ski jumping hills. It was the third time, that five competitions were held during the Championships (together with 2011 and 2013). There were three individual competitions (one for men and one for women at the normal hill HS100 and one for men at the large hill HS134) and two team competitions (men at the large hill and mixed at the normal hill).

Champion's titles were defended by: Anders Bardal (the individual men competition, normal hill), Kamil Stoch (the individual men competition, large hill), Sarah Hendrickson (the individual women competition, normal hill), team Austria (the team men competition, large hill) and team Japan (the mixed team competition, normal hill).

The ski jumping hills

Three competitions were held at the normal hill and the other two – at the large hill.

Ski jumping hill	Place	Construction point	HS	Record			Gate factor	Wind factor
Lugnet	Falun	K-90	HS 100	97,0 m	Severin Freund	22 February 2015	6,00 pkt/m	6,40/7,74 pkt/m/s
Lugnet		K-90	HS 100	98,5 m	Sarah Hendrickson	22 February 2015	6,00 pkt/m	6,40/7,74 pkt/m/s
Lugnet		K-120	HS 134	135,5 m	Severin Freund	26 February 2015	7,24 pkt/m	8,82/10,67 pkt/m/s

Jury

The FIS Chiefs of the Competitions were: Chika Yoshida and Walter Hofer. Yoshida's assistant was Borek Sedlák and Hofer's – Miran Tepeš.

Medals

Men

Individual competition, HS100 (21.02.2015)

Rank	Jumper	Jump 1	Jump 2	Total
1.	Rune Velta	95,5 m 125,1 pkt	95,5 m 127,6 pkt	252,7 pkt
2.	Severin Freund	95,5 m 122,6 pkt	96,0 m 129,7 pkt	252,3 pkt
3.	Stefan Kraft	95,0 m 123,4 pkt	95,0 m 124,9 pkt	248,3 pkt

Individual competition, HS134 (26.02.2015)

Rank	Jumper	Jump 1	Jump 2	Total
1.	Severin Freund	134,0 m 131,0 pkt	135,5 m 137,7 pkt	268,7 pkt
2.	Gregor Schlierenzauer	128,0 m 122,9 pkt	130,0 m 123,5 pkt	246,4 pkt
3.	Rune Velta	126,5 m 118,1 pkt	128,5 m 124,8 pkt	242,9 pkt

Team competition, HS134 (28.02.2015)

Rank	Team	Jumper	Jump 1	Jump 2	Points	Total
1.	Norway	Anders Bardal	125,0 m 110,7 pkt	125,5 m 117,8 pkt	228,5 pkt	872,6 pkt
		Anders Jacobsen	125,0 m 105,7 pkt	123,0 m 101,1 pkt	206,8 pkt
		Anders Fannemel	126,5 m 105,9 pkt	127,5 m 115,9 pkt	221,8 pkt
		Rune Velta	124,0 m 107,6 pkt	121,0 m 107,9 pkt	215,5 pkt
2.	Austria	Stefan Kraft	131,5 m 120,2 pkt	126,5 m 114,2 pkt	234,4 pkt	853,2 pkt
		Michael Hayboeck	124,5 m 106,8 pkt	122,0 m 97,0 pkt	203,8 pkt
		Manuel Poppinger	119,5 m 91,0 pkt	129,5 m 112,0 pkt	203,0 pkt
		Gregor Schlierenzauer	119,0 m 92,5 pkt	129,0 m 119,5 pkt	212,0 pkt
3.	Poland	Piotr Żyła	123,0 m 108,0 pkt	123,0 m 108,2 pkt	216,2 pkt	848,1 pkt
		Klemens Murańka	120,5 m 99,2 pkt	128,0 m 107,4 pkt	212,1 pkt
		Jan Ziobro	116,0 87,3 pkt	125,5 m 105,5 pkt	192,8 pkt
		Kamil Stoch	129,5 m 113,4 pkt	126,0 m 113,6 pkt	227,0 pkt

Women

Individual competition, HS100 (20.02.2015)

Rank	Jumper	Jump 1	Jump 2	Total
1.	Carina Vogt	91,5 m 119,2 pkt	92,0 m 117,7 pkt	236,9 pkt
2.	Yūki Itō	89,0 m 113,9 pkt	93,0 m 121,2 pkt	235,1 pkt
3.	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	92,5 m 122,9 pkt	89,0 m 110,9 pkt	233,8 pkt

Mixed competition

Mixed team competition, HS100 (22.02.2015)

Rank	Team	Jumper	Jump 1	Jump 2	Points	Total
1.	Germany	Carina Vogt	93,5 m 108,7 pkt	92,0 m 112,7 pkt	221,4 pkt	917,9 pkt
		Richard Freitag	93,5 m 115,0 pkt	92,0 m 115,7 pkt	230,7 pkt
		Katharina Althaus	91,0 m 107,3 pkt	92,5 m 108,7 pkt	216,0 pkt
		Severin Freund	97,0 m 122,2 pkt	96,0 m 127,6 pkt	249,8 pkt
2.	Norway	Line Jahr	93,5 m 108,1 pkt	90,5 m 107,9 pkt	216,0 pkt	915,6 pkt
		Anders Bardal	92,5 m 111,8 pkt	89,5 m 110,4 pkt	222,4 pkt
		Maren Lundby	95,0 m 116,4 pkt	91,5 m 115,5 pkt	231,9 pkt
		Rune Velta	95,0 m 119,4 pkt	95,5 m 125,9 pkt	245,3 pkt
3.	Japan	Sara Takanashi	95,5 m 112,1 pkt	93,0 m 114,2 pkt	226,3 pkt	888,3 pkt
		Noriaki Kasai	90,0 m 105,8 pkt	88,5 m 107,4 pkt	213,2 pkt
		Yūki Itō	88,5m 101,7 pkt	90,5 m 110,1 pkt	211,8 pkt
		Taku Takeuchi	95,0 m 118,2 pkt	93,5 m 118,8 pkt	237,0 pkt

Medal count

Rank	Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1.	Germany	3	1	–	4
2.	Norway	2	1	1	4
3.	Austria	–	2	2	4
4.	Japan	–	1	1	2
5.	Poland	–	–	1	1
Total		5	5	5	15

Wyniki

Women

Individual competition, HS100 (20.02.2015)^[1]

Rank	Jumper	Country	Jump 1	Jump 2	Points
1.	Carina Vogt	Germany	91,5	92,0	236,9
2.	Yuki Ito	Japan	89,0	93,0	235,1
3.	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	Austria	92,5	89,0	233,8
4.	Sara Takanashi	Japan	90,0	93,0	228,3
5,	Taylor Henrich	Canada	90,5	91,0	227,9
6.	Sarah Hendrickson	USA	87,0	91,0	226,4
7.	Jacqueline Seifriedsberger	Austria	98,0	90,5	225,6
8.	Eva Pinkelnig	Austria	89,0	89,5	223,8
9.	Jessica Jerome	USA	86,5	90,5	219,4
10.	Spela Rogelj	Slovenia	87,0	88,5	217,9
11.	Irina Avvakumova	Russia	87,5	88,5	215,8
12.	Nita Englund	USA	86,5	88,5	214,5
13.	Maja Vtic	Slovenia	87,5	88,5	213,7
14.	Juliane Seyfarth	Germany	85,0	90,0	212,5
15.	Maren Lundby	Norway	86,0	88,0	211,6
16.	Chiara Hoelzl	Austroa	88,5	87,5	211,3
17.	Katharina Althaus	Germany	85,0	88,0	210,2
18.	Tara Geraghty-Moats	USA	85,0	87,5	208,8
19.	Line Jahr	Norway	84,5	87,0	206,8
20.	Sofia Tikhonova	Russia	86,5	85,5	206,0
21.	Julia Clair	France	89,0	83,5	205,3
22.	Ulrike Graessler	Germany	84,5	85,5	203,7
23.	Julia Kykkänen	Finland	85,0	81,5	194,4
24.	Katja Pozun	Slovenia	83,0	82,0	192,3
25.	Anna Odine Stroem	Norway	81,5	83,5	192,0
26.	Eva Logar	Slovenia	82,0	84,0	191,9
27.	Coline Mattel	France	81,0	82,5	190,9
28.	Gyda Enger	Norway	84,0	83,0	189,6
29.	Michael Dolezelova	Czech Republic	83,0	83,0	187,7
30.	Elena Runggaldier	Italy	83,5	80,5	184,8
31.	Yuka Seto	Japan	80,0	nq	90,3
32.	Lea Lemare	France	80.0	nq	89,6
33.	Evelyn Insam	Italy	80,0	nq	87,0
35.	Anastasiya Gladysheva	Russia	78,5	nq	84,8
36.	Kaori Iwabuchi	Japan	77,0	nq	82,0
37.	Li Xueyao	China	75,5	nq	78,2
38.	Chang Xinyue	China	75,0	nq	74,9
39.	Barbora Blazkova	Czech Republic	75,5	nq	73,5
40.	Susanna Forsstroem	Finland	71,5	nq	67,5

Men

Individual competition, HS100 (21.02.2015)^[2]

Rank	Jumper	Country	Jump 1	Jump 2	Points
1.	Rune Velta	Norway	95,5	95,5	252,7
2.	Severin Freund	Germany	95,5	96,0	252,3
3.	Stefan Kraft	Austria	95,0	95,0	248,3
4.	Roman Koudelka	Czech Republic	93,5	93,5	242,7
5,	Taku Takeuchi	Japan	93,0	93,0	241,6
6.	Anders Bardal	Norway	93,0	91,5	238,2
7.	Richard Freitag	Germany	91,5	90,5	233,7
8.	Jan Ziobro	Poland	91,5	91,5	228,6
9.	Anders Fannemel	Norway	92,0	89,0	227,6
10.	Marinus Kraus	Germany	90,5	91,0	227,1
11.	Andreas Wellinger	Germany	91,0	90,5	226,0
12.	Daiki Ito	Japan	91,0	89,0	225,3
13.	Peter Prevc	Slovenia	92,0	87,5	224,8
14.	Gregor Deschwanden	Switzerland	88,5	94,0	223,0
15.	Janne Ahonen	Finland	90,5	89,0	227,6
16.	Simon Ammann	Switzerland	88,0	94,5	221,5
17.	Kamil Stoch	Poland	90,0	89,0	220,2
17.	Klemens Murańka	Poland	92,0	88,0	220,2
19.	Anders Jacobsen	Norway	90,0	89,5	219,3
20.	Nejc Dezman	Slovenia	89,5	88,0	217,1
21.	Michael Hayboeck	Austria	87,0	90,5	216,5
22.	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Austria	89,0	88,5	215,9
23.	Jernej Damjan	Slovenia	87,5	90,5	215,4
24.	Mikhail Maksimochkin	Russia	90,0	89,0	214,5
25.	Junshiro Kobayashi	Japan	89,5	89,0	214,3
26.	Ronan Lamy Chappuis	France	89,5	87,5	213,2
27.	Thomas Diethart	Austria	88,0	89,5	209,5
28.	Jakub Janda	Czech Republic	87,5	88,0	208,4
29.	Vincent Descombes Sevoie	France	87,0	87,5	206,6
30.	Vladimir Zografski	Bulgaria	87,5	84,0	199,3
31.	Kilian Peier	Switzerland	87,5	nq	101,5
32.	Lukas Hlava	Czech Republic	87,0	nq	101,2
33.	Piotr Żyła	Poland	89,5	nq	101,1
35.	Jarkko Määttä	Finland	86,0	nq	101,0
36.	Noriaki Kasai	Japan	86,5	nq	100,9
37.	Davide Bresadola	Italy	85,0	nq	99,1
38.	Jan Matura	Czech Republic	86,5	nq	98,7
39.	Lauri Asikainen	Finland	87,0	nq	98,4
40.	Dimitry Vassiliev	Russia	84,5	nq	94,4
41.	Jurij Tepes	Slovenia	83,5	nq	93,9
42.	Ilmir Hazetdinov	Russia	86,5	nq	92,1
42.	Luca Egloff	Switzerland	83,5	nq	92,1
44.	Sebastian Colloredo	Italy	82,0	nq	91,5
45.	Vladislav Boyarintsev	Russia	81,0	nq	87,8
46.	Daniele Varesco	Italy	81,5	nq	87,4
47.	Ville Larinto	Finland	80,0	nq	84,8
48.	Federico Cecon	Italy	79,5	nq	84,1
49.	Johann Andre Forfang	Norway	88,5	nq	DSQ
50.	William Rhoads	USA	83,5	nq	DSQ

Individual competition, HS134 (26.02.2015)^[3]

Rank	Jumper	Country	Jump 1	Jump 2	Points
1.	Severin Freund	Germany	134,0	135,5	268,7
2.	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Austria	128,0	130,0	246,4
3.	Rune Velta	Norway	126,5	128,5	242,9
4.	Peter Prevc	Slovenia	134,0	125,5	241,8
5,	Stefan Kraft	Austria	125,0	125,5	237,7
6.	Anders Bardal	Norway	131,5	122,0	236,5
7.	Anders Fannemel	Norway	129,0	127,0	233,9
8.	Roman Koudelka	Czech Republic	123,5	124,5	233,6
9.	Piotr Żyła	Poland	123,0	121,5	229,8
10.	Markus Eisenbichler	Germany	122,5	127,5	227,9
11.	Noriaki Kasai	Japan	129,5	119,5	227,3
12.	Kamil Stoch	Poland	125,0	124,5	225,0
13.	Junshiro Kobayashi	Japan	119,0	130,0	222,7
14.	Michael Hayboeck	Austria	125,0	119,5	221,0
15.	Richard Freitag	Germany	124,0	120,5	219,0
16.	Jan Matura	Czech Republic	122,5	120,0	215,3
17.	Gregor Deschwanden	Switzerland	122,5	121,5	214,1
18.	Johann Andre Forfang	Norway	118,0	127,0	209,7
19.	Janne Ahonen	Finland	118,5	122,5	206,5
20.	Klemens Murańka	Poland	123,0	113,5	205,6
21.	Dimitry Vassiliev	Russia	115,5	125,5	201,6
22.	Jarkko Määttä	Finland	114,5	125,5	201,6
23.	Simon Ammann	Switzerland	125,0	114,0	199,5
24.	Taku Takeuchi	Japan	121,0	109,5	197,7
25.	Jernej Damjan	Slovenia	116,5	121,0	197,5
26.	Nejc Dezman	Slovenia	116,5	120,0	197,2
27.	Denis Kornilov	Russia	116,0	117,5	193,7
28.	Daiki Ito	Japan	119,0	111,0	192,1
29.	Dawid Kubacki	Poland	115,5	115,5	188,7
30.	Killian Peier	Switzerland	117,0	108,5	172,4
31.	Mikhail Maksimochkin	Russia	115,0	nq	93,1
32.	Manuel Poppinger	Austria	115,5	nq	91,1
33.	Jakub Janda	Czech Republic	112,0	nq	90,8
34.	Vincent Descombes Sevoie	France	113,0	nq	88,0
35.	Evgeniy Klimov	Russia	112,5	nq	86,7
36.	Davide Bresadola	Italy	112,5	nq	86,1
37.	Matjaz Pungertar	Slovenia	110,5	nq	85,3
38.	Choi Seou	South Korea	110,0	nq	83,2
39.	Lauri Asikainen	Finland	109,5	nq	82,4
40.	Aleksander Zniszczoł	Poland	110,0	nq	80,6
41.	Ronan Lamy Chappuis	France	108,0	nq	79,3
42.	Sebastian Colloredo	Italy	108,5	nq	77,2
43.	Harri Olli	Finland	107,0	nq	77,0
44.	Luca Egloff	Switzerland	105,0	nq	75,3
45.	Sabirzhan Muminov	Kazakhstan	105,0	nq	73,6
46.	Michael Glasder	USA	102,5	nq	68,3
47.	Vladimir Zografski	Bulgaria	103,5	nq	66,2
48.	Martti Nomme	Estland	96,0	nq	57,6
49.	Federico Cecon	Italy	96,5	nq	57,5
50.	Andreas Wellinger	Germany	DNS	DNS	DNS

Team competition, HS134 (28.02.2015)^[4]

Rank	Team	Jumper	Jump 1	Jump 2	Points	Total
1.	Norway	Anders Bardal	125,0	125,5	228,5	872,6
		Anders Jacobsen	125,0	123,0	206,8
		Anders Fannemel	126,5	127,5	221,8
		Rune Velta	124,0	121,0	215,5
2.	Austria	Stefan Kraft	131,5	126,5	234,4	853,2
		Michael Hayboeck	124,5	122,0	203,8
		Manuel Poppinger	115,5	129,5	203,0
		Gregor Schlierenzauer	119,0	129,0	212,0
3.	Poland	Piotr Żyła	123,0	123,0	216,2	848,1
		Klemens Murańka	120,5	128,0	212,1
		Jan Ziobro	116,0	125,5	192,8
		Kamil Stoch	129,5	126,0	227,0
4.	Japan	Junshiro Kobayashi	122,0	121,0	201,4	831,2
		Daiki Ito	120,5	122,5	201,3
		Taku Takeuchi	126,0	128,0	216,9
		Noriaki Kasai	127,0	122,0	211,6
5.	Germany	Michael Neumayer	118,0	118,0	193,1	809,5
		Markus Eisenbichler	120,5	119,5	193,7
		Richard Freitag	121,5	125,5	207,2
		Severin Freund	123,5	143,0	215,2
6.	Slovenia	Jurij Tepes	126,0	116,0	207,7	797,5
		Nejc Dezman	117,0	121,5	195,1
		Jernej Damjan	120,0	120,0	186,2
		Peter Prevc	117,5	133,0	208,5
7.	Russia	Denis Kornilov	114,0	114,0	176,3	703,5
		Ilmir Hazetdinov	124,5	104,5	167,9
		Dimitry Vassiliev	115,0	126,5	187,9
		Mikhail Maksimochkin	121,5	110,0	171,4
8.	Czech Republic	Jakub Janda	114,0	113,5	167,5	692,0
		Lukáš Hlava	104,5	113,5	147,0
		Jan Matura	122,5	122,0	200,3
		Roman Koudelka	116,0	120,5	177,2

Mixed competition

Mixed team competition, HS100 (22.02.2015)^[5]

Rank	Team	Jumper	Jump 1	Jump 2	Points	Total
1.	Germany	Carina Vogt	93,5	92,0	221,7	917,9
		Richard Freitag	93,5	92,0	230,7
		Katharina Althaus	91,0	92,5	216,0
		Severin Freund	97,0	96,0	249,8
2.	Norway	Line Jahr	93,5	90,5	216,0	915,6
		Anders Bardal	92,5	89,5	222,4
		Maren Lundby	95,0	91,5	231,9
		Rune Velta	95,0	95,5	245,3
3.	Japan	Sara Takanashi	96,5	93,0	226,3	888,3
		Noriaki Kasai	90,0	88,5	213,2
		Yūki Itō	88,5	90,5	211,8
		Taku Takeuchi	95,0	93,5	237,0
4.	Austria	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	95,5	92,5	226,5	869,5
		Michael Hayboeck	83,0	87,5	195,3
		Jacqueline Seifriedsberger	96,5	90,0	216,4
		Stefan Kraft	91,0	95,0	231,3
5.	Slovenia	Maja Vtič	88,5	85,5	196,1	868,4
		Nejc Dežman	90,0	86,5	208,4
		Špela Rogelj	90,5	92,5	223,3
		Peter Prevc	95,5	94,5	240,6
6.	Russia	Irina Avvakumova	88,0	91,5	208,8	791,8
		Ilmir Hazetdinov	83,5	85,0	184,4
		Sofia Tikhonova	87,0	89,0	206,1
		Mikhail Maksimochkin	84,5	86,5	193,3
7.	USA	Nita Englund	94,0	87,5	209,3	789,3
		Nick Alexander	82,5	90,5	171,2
		Sarah Hendrickson	98,5	94,0	236,6
		William Rhoads	78,5	83,0	172,2
8.	France	Léa Lemare	82,5	83,0	177,6	773,2
		Ronan Lamy Chappuis	84,0	86,0	194,2
		Julia Clair	88,0	86,5	199,0
		Vincent Descombes Sevoie	91,0	85,0	202,4
9.	Italy	Elena Runggaldier	84,0	nq	85,6	374,5
		Sebastian Colloredo	83,5	nq	87,7
		Evelyn Insam	86,0	nq	94,7
		Davide Bresadola	91,5	nq	106,5
10.	Finland	Julia Kykkänen	86,0	nq	96,8	369,5
		Jarkko Määttä	87,5	nq	97,4
		Susanna Forsström	76,5	nq	72,1
		Janne Ahonen	89,0	nq	103,2
11.	Czech Republic	Michaela Doleželová	85,0	nq	86,2	351,2
		Victor Polasek	84,0	nq	90,9
		Barbora Blažkova	80,5	nq	80,0
		Jan Matura	84,0	nq	94,1

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The ski jumping hills

Jury

Medals

Men

Individual competition, HS100 (21.02.2015)

Individual competition, HS134 (26.02.2015)

Team competition, HS134 (28.02.2015)

Women

Individual competition, HS100 (20.02.2015)

Mixed competition

Mixed team competition, HS100 (22.02.2015)

Medal count

Wyniki

Women

Individual competition, HS100 (20.02.2015)[1]

Men

Individual competition, HS100 (21.02.2015)[2]

Individual competition, HS134 (26.02.2015)[3]

Team competition, HS134 (28.02.2015)[4]

Mixed competition

Mixed team competition, HS100 (22.02.2015)[5]

References

Individual competition, HS100 (20.02.2015)^[1]

Individual competition, HS100 (21.02.2015)^[2]

Individual competition, HS134 (26.02.2015)^[3]

Team competition, HS134 (28.02.2015)^[4]

Mixed team competition, HS100 (22.02.2015)^[5]