Ski jumping at the 1998 Winter Olympics – Large hill individual

The men's large hill individual ski jumping competition for the 1998 Winter Olympics was held in Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium. It occurred on 15 February.[1][2]

Men's large hill individual
at the XVIII Olympic Winter Games
VenueHakuba Ski Jumping Stadium
DatesFebruary 15
Competitors62 from 19 nations
winning score272.3
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Kazuyoshi Funaki
 Japan
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Jani Soininen
 Finland
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Masahiko Harada
 Japan
← 1994
2002 →

Results edit

The top 30 ranked athletes after the first jump advanced to the second jump.[1]

Round 1 Round 2 Total
Rank Bib Athlete Country Distance (m) Points Rank Distance (m) Points Rank Points
  62 Kazuyoshi Funaki   Japan 126.0 129.8 4 132.5 142.5 1 272.3
  59 Jani Soininen   Finland 129.5 130.6 3 126.5 130.2 7 260.8
  60 Masahiko Harada   Japan 120.0 117.0 6 136.0 141.3 2 258.3
4 58 Andreas Widhölzl   Austria 131.0 138.8 1 120.5 119.4 14 258.2
5 57 Primož Peterka   Slovenia 119.0 115.2 8 130.5 135.9 3 251.1
6 39 Takanobu Okabe   Japan 130.0 134.0 2 119.5 116.1 17 250.1
7 46 Reinhard Schwarzenberger   Austria 115.5 108.4 16 131.0 135.8 4 244.2
8 37 Michal Doležal   Czech Republic 116.0 107.8 18 130.5 135.4 5 243.2
9 41 Roar Ljøkelsøy   Norway 119.5 116.6 7 124.0 125.7 10 242.3
10 44 Lasse Ottesen   Norway 121.0 118.8 5 122.0 120.1 12 238.9
11 29 Wojciech Skupień   Poland 117.0 111.1 12 125.5 126.4 9 237.5
12 61 Dieter Thoma   Germany 114.0 105.2 22 128.0 130.4 6 235.6
13 51 Kristian Brenden   Norway 113.0 104.4 24 127.0 130.1 8 234.5
14 42 Martin Schmitt   Germany 118.5 112.3 11 123.0 121.4 11 233.7
15 31 Jakub Sucháček   Czech Republic 117.5 111.0 13 121.0 118.3 15 229.3
16 38 Nicolas Dessum   France 118.5 113.3 10 119.0 115.2 18 228.5
17 26 Blaž Vrhovnik   Slovenia 116.0 107.3 20 122.5 119.5 13 226.8
18 45 Mika Laitinen   Finland 119.5 114.6 9 115.0 107.9 22 222.5
19 36 Bruno Reuteler   Switzerland 115.5 105.9 21 120.5 116.4 16 222.3
20 40 Robert Mateja   Poland 116.5 107.7 19 118.0 111.9 19 219.6
21 27 Jérôme Gay   France 115.5 107.9 17 118.0 111.4 20 219.3
22 34 Roberto Cecon   Italy 116.0 109.8 14 116.0 107.8 23 217.6
23 16 Artur Khamidulin   Russia 117.0 109.6 15 117.0 107.6 24 217.2
24 35 František Jež   Czech Republic 113.5 104.3 25 113.0 104.4 25 208.7
25 14 Stanislav Filimonov   Kazakhstan 111.0 98.3 27 116.0 108.3 21 206.6
26 24 Martin Mesík   Slovakia 112.0 101.6 26 110.5 96.4 26 198.0
27 8 Aleksandr Volkov   Russia 111.0 98.3 27 101.5 81.2 27 179.5
28 30 Peter Žonta   Slovenia 114.5 105.1 23 98.5 73.3 29 178.4
29 18 Volodymyr Hlyvka   Ukraine 109.0 94.7 30 98.5 73.8 28 168.5
30 22 Casey Colby   United States 109.0 96.2 29 97.0 69.6 30 165.8
31 47 Ari-Pekka Nikkola   Finland 108.5 94.3 31
32 7 Aleksandr Sinyavsky   Belarus 109.0 94.2 32
33 19 Marco Steinauer   Switzerland 108.0 93.9 33
34 25 Miha Rihtar   Slovenia 108.0 93.4 34
35 33 Valery Kobelev   Russia 108.0 92.9 35
36 13 Ivan Kozlov   Ukraine 108.0 91.9 36
37 55 Janne Ahonen   Finland 106.0 91.3 37
38 50 Henning Stensrud   Norway 106.5 89.7 38
39 28 Simon Ammann   Switzerland 106.0 89.3 39
40 23 Choi Heung-Chul   South Korea 107.0 89.1 40
41 43 Sylvain Freiholz   Switzerland 106.0 88.8 41
42 2 Pavel Gayduk   Kazakhstan 104.5 87.1 42
43 49 Martin Höllwarth   Austria 104.5 86.6 43
44 10 Alan Alborn   United States 102.5 82.5 44
45 11 Łukasz Kruczek   Poland 102.0 81.6 45
46 6 Aleksandr Kolmakov   Kazakhstan 101.5 80.7 46
47 54 Hiroya Saito   Japan 100.5 79.5 47
48 56 Sven Hannawald   Germany 98.5 78.0 48
49 9 Dmitry Chvykov   Kazakhstan 98.0 76.2 49
50 21 Randy Weber   United States 97.0 75.3 50
51 17 Kim Hyun-Ki   South Korea 98.0 72.9 51
52 32 Adam Małysz   Poland 97.0 71.1 52
53 3 Choi Yong-Jik   South Korea 94.5 66.6 53
54 4 Nikolay Petrushin   Russia 94.5 66.1 54
55 20 Aleksey Shibko   Belarus 94.5 65.1 55
56 48 Jaroslav Sakala   Czech Republic 91.5 61.2 56
57 52 Hansjörg Jäkle   Germany 92.0 61.1 57
58 1 Brendan Doran   United States 91.5 58.7 58
59 15 Kakha Tsakadze   Georgia 89.5 52.6 59
60 53 Stefan Horngacher   Austria 84.0 41.2 60
61 5 Liubym Kohan   Ukraine 79.0 35.2 61
62 12 Kim Heung-Soo   South Korea 70.5 9.9 62

References edit

  1. ^ a b "Nagano 1998 Official Report - Volume 3" (PDF). Nagano Olympics Organizing Committee. LA84 Foundation. 1998. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 26, 2008. Retrieved January 28, 2014.
  2. ^ "Ski Jumping at the 1998 Nagano Winter Games: Men's Large Hill, Individual". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 1 September 2019.