Alpine Biathlon Cross-Country Nor.Combined Ski Jumping Speed Skating Fantasy

HS106 - Holmenkollen

Ski Jumping, World Championship, Saturday 26.Feb 2011, Norway

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Pos BiB Name Born Nation Length 1 Length 2 Points
1 Morgenstern Thomas 1986 Austria 101.5 m 107.0 m 269.2
2 Kofler Andreas 1984 Austria 99.5 m 105. m 260.1
3 Malysz Adam 1977 Poland 97.5 m 102.0 m 252.2
4 Ammann Simon 1981 Switzerland 97.5 m 101.5 m 247.6
5 Hilde Tom 1987 Norway 94.0 m 101.5 m 244.8
6 Stoch Kamil 1987 Poland 94.0 m 101.0 m 240.5
7 Freund Severin 1988 Germany 95.5 m 100.0 m 239.2
8 Schlierenzauer Gregor 1990 Austria 93.5 m 98.0 m 235.2
9 Bardal Anders 1982 Norway 97.0 m 98.5 m 232.6
10 Koivuranta Anssi 1988 Finland 98.5 m 94.0 m 231.9
11 Uhrmann Michael 1978 Germany 93.5 m 99.5 m 231.2
12 Colloredo Sebastian 1987 Italy 96.0 m 97.0 m 230.4
13 Ito Daiki 1985 Japan 92.5 m 98.0 m 229.9
14 Schmitt Martin 1978 Germany 93.5 m 97.5 m 229.4
15 Jacobsen Anders 1985 Norway 92.5 m 99.0 m 229.0
16 Kornilov Denis 1986 Russia 96.0 m 98.0 m 228.8
17 Prevc Peter 1992 Slovenia 94.0 m 95.0 m 224.6
18 Muotka Olli 1988 Finland 97.5 m 94.5 m 224.1
19 Zyla Piotr 1987 Poland 93.5 m 96.0 m 224.0
20 Ahonen Janne 1977 Finland 96.0 m 94.0 m 223.0
21 Koch Martin 1982 Austria 90.0 m 97.5 m 222.4
21 Janda Jakub 1978 Czechia 91.0 m 96.5 m 222.4
23 Karelin Pavel 1990 Russia 95.0 m 92.0 m 218.1
24 Takeuchi Taku 1987 Japan 93.0 m 95.5 m 217.9
25 Morassi Andrea 1988 Italy 91.5 m 95.0 m 215.9
26 Kasai Noriaki 1972 Japan 93.5 m 92.5 m 215.7
27 Sedlak Borek 1981 Czechia 93.0 m 93.0 m 215.0
28 Chedal Emmanuel 1983 France 94.0 m 94.0 m 214.7
29 Kuettel Andreas 1979 Switzerland 91.5 m 93.5 m 211.4
30 Karpenko Nikolay 1981 Kazakhstan 94.0 m 86.0 m 194.6
31 Tochimoto Shohei 1989 Japan 91.0 m - 101.7
32 Kranjec Robert 1981 Slovenia 90.5 m - 100.2
33 Zhaparov Radik 1984 Kazakhstan 91.5 m - 99.8
34 Zografski Vladimir 1993 Bulgaria 90.5 m - 99.7
35 Koudelka Roman 1989 Czechia 89.5 m - 99.2
36 Descombes Sevoie Vincent 1984 France 90.0 m - 95.9
37 Loitzl Wolfgang 1980 Austria 86.0 m - 93.2
38 Hautamaeki Matti 1981 Finland 84.5 m - 91.7
39 Vassiliev Dimitry 1979 Russia 86.0 m - 91.4
40 Meznar Mitja 1988 Slovenia 85.0 m - 91.2
41 Shumbarets Vitaliy 1983 Ukraine 86.0 m - 88.6
42 Hlava Lukas 1984 Czechia 84.0 m - 88.2
43 Egloff Pascal 1992 Switzerland 86.5 m - 87.8
44 Bodmer Pascal 1991 Germany 84.5 m - 87.6
45 Grigoli Marco 1991 Switzerland 86.5 m - 87.3
46 Evensen Johan Remen 1985 Norway 90.0 m - 85.1
46 Mayer Nicolas 1990 France 84.5 m - 85.1
48 Lasarovych Oleksandr 1984 Ukraine 83.5 m - 80.0
48 Nordin Carl 1989 Sweden 83.5 m - 80.0
50 Byrt Tomasz 1993 Poland 80.5 m - 76.9