FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019 – Individual large hill/10 km

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Individual large hill/10 km
at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019
LocationSeefeld in Tirol, Austria
Dates22 February
Competitors59 from 18 nations
Winning time23:43.0
Medalists
gold medal Eric Frenzel   Germany
silver medal Jan Schmid   Norway
bronze medal Franz-Josef Rehrl   Austria
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FIS Nordic World
Ski Championships 2019
Cross-country skiing
Sprintmenwomen
Interval start15 km men10 km women
Pursuit30 km men15 km women
Mass start50 km men30 km women
Team sprintmenwomen
Relay4 × 10 km men4 × 5 km women
Nordic combined
Normal hillIndividualTeam
Large hillIndividualTeam sprint
Ski jumping
Normal hillMenWomen
Women's teamMixed team
Large hillIndividualMen's team

The Individual large hill/10 km competition at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019 was held on 22 February 2019.[1][2]

Results

Ski jumping

The ski jumping part was held at 10:30.[3]

Rank Bib Name Country Distance (m) Points Time difference
1 49 Eric Frenzel  Germany 130.5 138.5
2 54 Mario Seidl  Austria 125.5 137.2 +0:05
3 47 Jan Schmid  Norway 129.0 136.1 +0:10
4 56 Franz-Josef Rehrl  Austria 126.0 135.9 +0:10
5 58 Akito Watabe  Japan 122.5 129.0 +0:38
6 52 Fabian Rießle  Germany 121.0 128.7 +0:39
7 45 Yoshito Watabe  Japan 124.0 125.8 +0:51
8 36 Szczepan Kupczak  Poland 124.0 125.3 +0:53
9 40 Antoine Gérard  France 124.0 124.0 +0:58
10 59 Jarl Magnus Riiber  Norway 121.0 123.8 +0:59
11 51 Espen Bjørnstad  Norway 120.5 123.0 +1:02
12 46 Lukas Klapfer  Austria 121.5 120.6 +1:12
13 57 Johannes Rydzek  Germany 117.5 119.8 +1:15
14 44 Gō Yamamoto  Japan 119.5 118.8 +1:19
15 55 Vinzenz Geiger  Germany 117.0 118.0 +1:22
16 39 Hideaki Nagai  Japan 121.0 117.2 +1:25
17 50 Manuel Faißt  Germany 115.5 115.5 +1:32
23 Aaron Kostner  Italy 123.5 115.5 +1:32
19 41 Bernhard Gruber  Austria 116.5 112.6 +1:44
20 48 Ilkka Herola  Finland 117.0 110.8 +1:51
21 37 Samuel Costa  Italy 117.5 109.6 +1:56
22 29 Tim Hug  Switzerland 119.0 108.8 +1:59
23 34 Leevi Mutru  Finland 118.5 106.2 +2:09
24 38 François Braud  France 116.0 105.4 +2:12
32 Maxime Laheurte  France 116.5 105.4 +2:12
26 30 Ernest Yahin  Russia 116.0 104.6 +2:16
27 42 Eero Hirvonen  Finland 111.0 103.9 +2:18
28 53 Jørgen Gråbak  Norway 108.5 103.7 +2:19
29 33 Arttu Mäkiaho  Finland 116.0 103.1 +2:22
30 24 Vid Vrhovnik  Slovenia 117.5 102.1 +2:26
31 27 Paweł Słowiok  Poland 111.0 98.1 +2:42
32 3 Ondřej Pažout  Czech Republic 112.0 95.9 +2:50
33 26 Adam Cieślar  Poland 109.5 95.1 +2:54
34 4 Alexander Pashaev  Russia 111.0 94.8 +2:55
35 28 Laurent Muhlethaler  France 110.5 93.5 +3:00
36 35 Tomáš Portyk  Czech Republic 110.5 92.6 +3:04
37 21 Jan Vytrval  Czech Republic 110.0 91.6 +3:08
38 43 Alessandro Pittin  Italy 105.0 90.9 +3:10
39 14 Nathaniel Mah  Canada 107.5 88.1 +3:22
40 31 Taylor Fletcher  United States 106.5 87.0 +3:26
41 2 Ožbej Jelen  Slovenia 110.5 86.7 +3:27
42 11 Vitalii Ivanov  Russia 108.0 85.9 +3:30
43 18 Viktor Pasichnyk  Ukraine 100.0 85.3 +3:33
44 5 Lukáš Daněk  Czech Republic 106.0 84.4 +3:36
45 20 Ben Loomis  United States 104.0 83.8 +3:39
46 9 Grant Andrews  United States 103.0 82.4 +3:44
47 6 Viacheslav Barkov  Russia 107.0 82.3 +3:45
48 22 Raffaele Buzzi  Italy 105.5 80.5 +3:52
49 25 Kristjan Ilves  Estonia 118.5 80.0 +3:54
50 17 Dmytro Mazurchuk  Ukraine 99.0 77.8 +4:03
51 16 Paweł Twardosz  Poland 99.5 75.2 +4:13
52 19 Jasper Good  United States 97.5 73.2 +4:21
53 13 Chingiz Rakparov  Kazakhstan 99.0 66.3 +4:49
54 8 Zhao Jiawen  China 94.5 60.7 +5:11
55 10 Zhao Zihe  China 86.0 43.8 +6:19
56 12 Eldar Orussayev  Kazakhstan 86.0 40.6 +6:32
57 15 Danil Glukhov  Kazakhstan 79.0 33.6 +7:00
58 1 Vyacheslav Bochkarev  Kazakhstan 77.0 26.8 +7:27
7 Sun Jianping  China Disqualified

Cross-country skiing

The cross-country skiing part was held at 16:15.[4]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Start time Cross-country
time		 Cross-country
rank		 Finish time Deficit
1st place, gold medalist(s) 1 Eric Frenzel  Germany 0:00 23:43.0 16 23:43.0
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 3 Jan Schmid  Norway 0:10 23:37.3 13 23:47.3 +4.3
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 4 Franz-Josef Rehrl  Austria 0:10 23:41.7 15 23:51.7 +8.7
4 2 Mario Seidl  Austria 0:05 23:53.3 18 23:58.3 +15.3
5 10 Jarl Magnus Riiber  Norway 0:59 23:04.9 4 24:03.9 +20.9
6 5 Akito Watabe  Japan 0:38 23:27.0 9 24:05.0 +22.0
7 6 Fabian Rießle  Germany 0:39 23:26.3 8 24:05.3 +22.3
8 9 Antoine Gérard  France 0:58 23:14.6 5 24:12.6 +29.6
9 13 Johannes Rydzek  Germany 1:15 23:04.1 3 24:19.1 +36.1
10 19 Bernhard Gruber  Austria 1:44 22:57.6 1 24:41.6 +58.6
11 20 Ilkka Herola  Finland 1:51 23:01.3 2 24:52.3 +1:09.3
12 15 Vinzenz Geiger  Germany 1:22 23:34.2 12 24:56.2 +1:13.2
13 18 Aaron Kostner  Italy 1:32 23:28.9 10 25:00.9 +1:17.9
14 17 Manuel Faißt  Germany 1:32 23:29.5 11 25:01.5 +1:18.5
15 11 Espen Bjørnstad  Norway 1:02 24:10.8 24 25:12.8 +1:29.8
16 7 Yoshito Watabe  Japan 0:51 24:23.7 27 25:14.7 +1:31.7
17 16 Hideaki Nagai  Japan 1:25 23:59.9 21 25:24.9 +1:41.9
18 21 Samuel Costa  Italy 1:56 23:40.4 14 25:36.4 +1:53.4
19 22 Tim Hug  Switzerland 1:59 23:53.7 19 25:52.7 +2:09.7
20 27 Eero Hirvonen  Finland 2:18 23:45.1 17 26:03.1 +2:20.1
21 23 Leevi Mutru  Finland 2:09 23:58.8 20 26:07.8 +2:24.8
22 38 Alessandro Pittin  Italy 3:10 23:15.4 6 26:25.4 +2:42.4
23 29 Arttu Mäkiaho  Finland 2:22 24:04.0 23 26:26.0 +2:43.0
24 25 Maxime Laheurte  France 2:12 24:15.1 25 26:27.1 +2:44.1
25 8 Szczepan Kupczak  Poland 0:53 25:34.6 42 26:27.6 +2:44.6
26 14 Gō Yamamoto  Japan 1:19 25:12.6 37 26:31.6 +2:48.6
27 24 François Braud  France 2:12 24:39.8 32 26:51.8 +3:08.8
28 35 Laurent Muhlethaler  France 3:00 24:02.3 22 27:02.3 +3:19.3
29 30 Vid Vrhovnik  Slovenia 2:26 24:41.6 33 27:07.6 +3:24.6
30 31 Paweł Słowiok  Poland 2:42 24:31.8 30 27:13.8 +3:30.8
31 12 Lukas Klapfer  Austria 1:12 26:03.5 46 27:15.5 +3:32.5
32 48 Raffaele Buzzi  Italy 3:52 23:24.2 7 27:16.2 +3:33.2
33 36 Tomáš Portyk  Czech Republic 3:04 24:31.4 29 27:35.4 +3:52.4
34 33 Adam Cieślar  Poland 2:54 24:42.4 34 27:36.4 +3:53.4
35 40 Taylor Fletcher  United States 3:26 24:22.5 26 27:48.5 +4:05.5
36 37 Jan Vytrval  Czech Republic 3:08 24:43.9 35 27:51.9 +4:08.9
37 42 Vitalii Ivanov  Russia 3:30 24:25.5 28 27:55.5 +4:12.5
38 26 Ernest Yahin  Russia 2:16 25:43.4 43 27:59.4 +4:16.4
39 44 Lukáš Daněk  Czech Republic 3:36 24:45.5 36 28:21.5 +4:38.5
40 32 Ondřej Pažout  Czech Republic 2:50 25:31.8 40 28:21.8 +4:38.8
41 47 Viacheslav Barkov  Russia 3:45 24:36.8 31 28:21.8 +4:38.8
42 43 Viktor Pasichnyk  Ukraine 3:33 25:23.3 38 28:56.3 +5:13.3
43 34 Alexander Pashaev  Russia 2:55 26:10.6 47 29:05.6 +5:22.6
44 45 Ben Loomis  United States 3:39 25:33.7 41 29:12.7 +5:29.7
45 41 Ožbej Jelen  Slovenia 3:27 26:01.4 45 29:28.4 +5:45.4
46 50 Dmytro Mazurchuk  Ukraine 4:03 25:29.3 39 29:32.3 +5:49.3
47 52 Jasper Good  United States 4:21 25:47.1 44 30:08.1 +6:25.1
48 46 Grant Andrews  United States 3:44 26:51.8 50 30:35.8 +6:52.8
49 51 Paweł Twardosz  Poland 4:13 26:25.3 49 30:38.3 +6:55.3
50 39 Nathaniel Mah  Canada 3:22 27:33.3 51 30:55.3 +7:12.3
51 53 Chingiz Rakparov  Kazakhstan 4:49 26:20.3 48 31:09.3 +7:26.3
52 54 Zhao Jiawen  China 5:11 27:50.8 52 33:01.8 +9:18.8
53 55 Zhao Zihe  China 6:19 28:55.3 53 35:14.3 +11:31.3
54 57 Danil Glukhov  Kazakhstan 7:00 30:50.0 54 37:50.0 +14:07.0
55 58 Vyacheslav Bochkarev  Kazakhstan 7:27 32:18.2 55 39:45.2 +16:02.2
28 Jørgen Gråbak  Norway 2:19 Did not start
49 Kristjan Ilves  Estonia 3:54
56 Eldar Orussayev  Kazakhstan 6:32

References

  1. ↑ "Schedule". Archived from the original on 2019-02-23. Retrieved 2019-02-17.
  2. ↑ Start list
  3. ↑ Ski jumping results
  4. ↑ Final results
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