Ski jumping at the 2023 European Games – Men's normal hill individual

The men's normal hill individual competition of the 2023 European Games, initially scheduled to 28 June, was held on 29 June, at the Średnia Krokiew hill in Zakopane.[1]

Men's normal hill individual
at the 2023 European Games
VenueŚrednia Krokiew, Zakopane
Date29 June
Competitors54 from 15 nations
Winning points270.3
Medalists
gold medal    Austria
silver medal    Austria
bronze medal    Switzerland
← inaugural

Competition format

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The competition consists of two scored rounds. All entered athletes take part in the first round, the best thirty advances to the final round. The winner is the ski jumper with the most points total from both rounds.

Results

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The final was started at 9:30.[2][3]

Rank Bib Name Country Round 1 Final round Total
Distance (m) Points Rank Distance (m) Points Rank Points
  50 Daniel Tschofenig   Austria 104.0 136.0 1 104.5 134.3 1 270.3
  48 Jan Hörl   Austria 101.0 128.4 3 104.5 134.3 1 262.7
  39 Gregor Deschwanden   Switzerland 107.0 130.6 2 101.5 127.4 8 258.0
4 37 Philipp Raimund   Germany 103.0 127.0 4 103.0 130.0 6 257.0
5 43 Marius Lindvik   Norway 100.0 124.4 5 101.5 130.3 5 254.7
6 42 Robert Johansson   Norway 101.0 122.0 7 105.0 128.8 7 250.8
7 52 Piotr Żyła   Poland 95.5 116.9 15 106.5 132.6 3 249.5
7 40 Constantin Schmid   Germany 99.0 119.0 9 102.5 130.5 4 249.5
9 51 Timi Zajc   Slovenia 98.5 121.9 8 100.5 122.0 12 243.9
10 53 Dawid Kubacki   Poland 95.5 116.9 15 101.0 124.9 9 241.8
11 29 Fatih Arda İpcioğlu   Turkey 101.0 123.0 6 97.5 116.8 19 239.8
12 46 Johann André Forfang   Norway 98.0 117.0 14 100.5 122.4 10 239.4
13 26 Felix Hoffmann   Germany 100.0 118.3 10 98.0 119.4 14 237.7
14 25 Markus Müller   Austria 99.0 115.8 18 99.0 120.2 13 236.0
15 33 Vladimir Zografski   Bulgaria 98.0 117.8 12 101.0 117.7 17 235.5
16 27 Vilho Palosaari   Finland 99.5 114.9 19 99.0 119.1 15 234.0
17 54 Anže Lanišek   Slovenia 94.5 109.7 23 98.0 122.3 11 232.0
18 49 Manuel Fettner   Austria 92.0 112.4 21 98.0 118.5 16 230.9
19 45 Žiga Jelar   Slovenia 96.0 116.0 17 97.0 114.1 21 230.1
20 24 Killian Peier   Switzerland 97.0 112.5 20 94.5 111.3 23 223.8
21 20 Luca Roth   Germany 100.5 118.0 11 93.5 105.1 27 223.1
22 47 Kamil Stoch   Poland 93.5 105.3 27 97.0 117.2 18 222.5
23 38 Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal   Norway 96.0 106.1 26 98.0 115.5 20 221.6
24 28 Eetu Nousiainen   Finland 97.0 110.5 22 95.0 108.8 24 221.3
25 32 Artti Aigro   Estonia 93.5 105.2 28 96.0 113.9 22 219.1
26 34 Niko Kytösaho   Finland 95.0 107.9 24 93.0 107.4 26 215.3
27 30 Kacper Juroszek   Poland 97.5 117.6 13 87.5 96.1 29 213.7
28 35 Bendik Jakobsen Heggli   Norway 90.5 105.2 28 92.5 108.2 25 213.4
29 41 Lovro Kos   Slovenia 95.0 106.2 25 92.0 103.6 28 209.8
30 17 Kasperi Valto   Finland 93.5 103.4 30 83.0 95.6 30 199.0
31 19 Muhammed Ali Bedir   Turkey 95.0 102.7 31 did not advance
32 36 Aleksander Zniszczoł   Poland 93.0 102.2 32
33 31 Yevhen Marusiak   Ukraine 92.0 101.8 33
34 44 Domen Prevc   Slovenia 89.0 100.5 34
35 23 Daniel Cacina   Romania 92.5 99.9 35
36 7 Valentin Foubert   France 91.0 99.2 36
37 15 Hektor Kapustík   Slovakia 91.5 98.9 37
38 22 Radek Rýdl   Czech Republic 93.0 98.6 38
39 10 David Rygl   Czech Republic 90.0 95.4 39
40 14 Benedikt Holub   Czech Republic 89.5 92.7 40
41 1 Vitaliy Kalinichenko   Ukraine 86.5 90.9 41
42 4 Muhammet İrfan Çintımar   Turkey 85.0 90.1 42
43 18 Enzo Milesi   France 87.0 86.7 43
44 21 Kevin Maltsev   Estonia 89.0 86.1 44
45 9 Mihnea Spulber   Romania 84.0 83.4 45
46 11 Ari Reppelin   France 85.5 83.2 46
47 5 Jules Chervet   France 84.0 82.8 47
48 6 Andrei Feldorean   Romania 82.5 79.9 48
49 8 Kryštof Hauser   Czech Republic 81.0 72.0 49
50 16 Alessandro Batby   France 68.5 44.2 50
2 Kaimar Vagul   Estonia Not permitted to start
3 Sorin Mitrofan   Romania
12 Andero Kapp   Estonia
13 Daniel Škarka   Czech Republic

References

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  1. ^ "Training and Competition Schedule" (PDF). Retrieved 26 June 2023.
  2. ^ Round 1 results
  3. ^ Final results