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

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Pos BiB Name Born Nation Length 1 Length 2 Points WC
1 56 Damjan Jernej 1983 Slovenia 138.0 m 134.0 m 255.0 100
2 67 Prevc Peter 1992 Slovenia 124.0 m 137.5 m 254.4 80
3 65 Kranjec Robert 1981 Slovenia 126.0 m 137.0 m 253.3 60
4 59 Neumayer Michael 1979 Germany 133.5 m 134.0 m 249.8 50
5 57 Kofler Andreas 1984 Austria 140.0 m 130.0 m 246.9 45
6 66 Kasai Noriaki 1972 Japan 123.5 m 133.0 m 245.2 40
7 61 Matura Jan 1980 Czechia 131.5 m 127.0 m 243.0 36
8 42 Eisenbichler Markus 1991 Germany 130.0 m 132.5 m 241.3 32
9 44 Dezman Nejc 1992 Slovenia 131.0 m 129.0 m 236.3 29
10 63 Ito Daiki 1985 Japan 128.5 m 125.0 m 230.1 26
11 43 Shimizu Reruhi 1993 Japan 127.0 m 125.5 m 229.0 24
12 52 Geiger Karl 1993 Germany 127.0 m 121.5 m 228.9 22
13 48 Watase Yuta 1982 Japan 126.0 m 129.5 m 228.8 20
14 64 Takeuchi Taku 1987 Japan 124.5 m 124.5 m 226.6 18
15 35 Queck Danny 1989 Germany 127.0 m 120.0 m 224.7 16
16 58 Kraft Stefan 1993 Austria 124.0 m 123.0 m 224.1 15
17 54 Deschwanden Gregor 1991 Switzerland 120.5 m 131.0 m 223.6 14
18 55 Naglic Tomaz 1989 Slovenia 129.0 m 122.0 m 223.4 13
19 40 Johansson Robert 1990 Norway 120.5 m 128.5 m 221.4 12
20 50 Fettner Manuel 1985 Austria 125.0 m 127.5 m 220.3 11
21 53 Poppinger Manuel 1989 Austria 123.5 m 123.5 m 217.4 10
22 60 Loitzl Wolfgang 1980 Austria 128.0 m 115.0 m 214.7 9
23 46 Hlava Lukas 1984 Czechia 127.5 m 116.0 m 211.1 8
23 49 Maksimochkin Mikhail 1993 Russia 136.5 m 111.5 m 211.1 8
25 45 Hajek Antonin 1987 Czechia 122.5 m 122.5 m 209.6 6
26 38 Dellasega Roberto 1990 Italy 127.5 m 118.5 m 209.0 5
27 27 Bresadola Davide 1988 Italy 119.0 m 127.0 m 205.2 4
28 5 Hula Stefan 1986 Poland 122.5 m 119.0 m 198.5 3
29 34 Heiskanen Sami 1991 Finland 124.0 m 110.5 m 182.4 2
30 12 Mietus Krzysztof 1991 Poland 118.0 m 108.5 m 172.4 1
31 62 Tepes Jurij 1989 Slovenia 112.5 m - 93.0
32 1 Ito Kenshiro 1990 Japan 115.0 m - 92.4
33 10 Egloff Pascal 1992 Switzerland 115.0 m - 91.7
34 36 Hrgota Robert 1988 Slovenia 113.0 m - 91.1
34 7 Swensen Vegard 1986 Norway 115.5 m - 91.1
36 24 Hauer Joachim 1991 Norway 115.0 m - 89.3
37 51 Ingvaldsen Ole Marius 1985 Norway 110.5 m - 88.2
38 6 Polychronidis Nico 1989 Greece 113.5 m - 88.0
39 37 Koch Martin 1982 Austria 110.5 m - 87.0
40 47 Lamy Chappuis Ronan 1993 France 110.5 m - 86.1
41 28 Kozisek Cestmir 1991 Czechia 111.5 m - 86.0
42 30 Grimsrud Simen 1992 Norway 114.5 m - 85.6
43 27 Stjernen Andreas 1988 Norway 115.0 m - 85.5
44 23 Paschke Pius 1990 Germany 110.5 m - 85.2
45 22 Torok Eduard 1997 Hungary 113.0 m - 84.8
46 11 Rønsen Atle Pedersen 1988 Norway 111.0 m - 84.7
47 39 Descombes Sevoie Vincent 1984 France 112.5 m - 83.9
48 3 Okabe Takanobu 1970 Japan 112.0 m - 83.5
49 15 Pitea Sorin Iulian 1997 Romania 110.0 m - 83.2
50 33 Tochimoto Shohei 1989 Japan 108.5 m - 82.6
51 13 Glasder Michael 1989 USA 109.5 m - 82.5
52 21 Sardyko Alexander 1990 Russia 110.0 m - 82.4
53 9 Sammelselg Siim Tanel 1993 Estonia 110.0 m - 80.4
54 2 Hosoyama Shusaku 1984 Japan 111.5 m - 79.9
54 32 Takahashi Daito 1980 Japan 107.0 m - 79.9
56 20 Grigoli Marco 1991 Switzerland 109.5 m - 78.5
57 8 Klinga Sebastian 1992 Finland 109.0 m - 78.4
58 31 Kälin Pascal 1993 Switzerland 111.5 m - 76.1
59 16 Klusek Bartlomiej 1993 Poland 107.0 m - 73.3
60 29 Larinto Ville 1990 Finland 106.0 m - 71.7
61 25 Niemi Sami 1991 Finland 108.5 m - 70.9
62 19 Lamb Chris 1989 USA 103.0 m - 67.6
63 14 Trofimov Roman 1989 Russia 102.0 m - 62.9
64 4 Kobayashi Junshiro 1991 Japan 95.5 m - 87.9
65 26 Nordin Carl 1989 Sweden 96.5 m - 46.4
66 18 Rosliakov Ilja 1983 Russia 93.5 m - 43.1
67 17 Mayer Nicolas 1990 France 79.5 m - 23.8