Nordic Combined - Men's Team

Calgary 1988

  1. West Germany
    (1600) Thomas Müller (frg-GER/1984-88)
    (1600) Hans-Peter Pohl •
    (1600) Hubert Schwarz
  2. Switzerland
    (1000) Fredy Glanzmann
    (1000=1831) Hippolyt Kempf (SUI/1988-94)
    (1000) Andreas Schaad
  3. Austria
    (640) Hansjφrg Aschenwald •
    (640) Gόnther Csar •
    (640=1120) Klaus Sulzenbacher (AUT/1984-92)
  4. Norway
    (400) Hallstein Bøgseth (NOR/1980-88)
    (400) Trond Arne Bredesen •
    (400) Torbjψrn Lψkken
  5. 5 East Germany GDR +2:18.5 571.6 (5) 1-18:13.5 (2) Thomas Prenzel • Marko Frank • Uwe Prenzel
  6. Czechoslovakia
    (160) Ladislav Patrᚠ•
    (160) Ján Klimko (tch-SVK/1984-88)
    (160) Miroslav Kopal
  7. Finland
    (100) Pasi Saapunki •
    (100) Jouko Parviainen •
    (100) Jukka Ylipulli (FIN/1984-88)
  8. 8 France FRA +6:23.4 541.0 (8) 1-19:45.4 (5) Jean-Pierre Bohard • Xavier Girard • Fabrice Guy
  9. 9 Japan JPN +8:40.3 515.3 (10) 1-19:54.3 (6) Hideki Miyazaki • Masashi Abe • Kazuoki Kodama
  10. 10 United States USA +12:20.9 516.9 (9) 1-23:42.9 (10) Joe Holland • Todd Wilson • Hans Johnstone
  11. DNF Soviet Union URS – 282.5 (11) – (DNS) Andrey Dundukov • Vasily Savin • Allar Levandi (DNS)

Albertville 1992

  1. 1 Japan JPN — 645.1 (1) 1-23:36.5 (6) Gold Reiichi Mikata – 227.5 28:22.5 Takanori Kono – 199.0 28:40.2 Kenji Ogiwara – 218.6 26:33.8
  2. 2 Norway NOR +1:26.4 569.9 (6) 1-18:46.9 (1) Silver
    (750) Knut Tore Apeland – 185.7 26:22.8
    (750) Fred Børre Lundberg (NOR/1992-98)
    (750) Trond Einar Elden – 185.3 26:04.4
  3. 3 Austria AUT +1:40.1 615.6 (2) 1-22:49.6 (3) Bronze
    (480) Klaus Ofner – 212.6 27:56.6
    (480) Stefan Kreiner – 195.5 28:34.2
    (480=1120) Klaus Sulzenbacher (AUT/1984-92)
  4. 4 France FRA +2:15.5 578.4 (5) 1-20:19.0 (2) Francis Repellin – 177.2 27:27.0 Sylvain Guillaume – 191.1 26:28.8 Fabrice Guy – 210.1 26:23.2
  5. 5 Germany GER +4:45.4 609.7 (3) 1-25:24.9 (8) Hans-Peter Pohl – 207.4 28:01.2 Jens Deimel – 222.2 29:53.5 Thomas Dufter – 180.1 27:30.2
  6. 6 Czechoslovakia TCH +9:04.7 546.7 (8) 1-24:29.2 (7) Josef Kovarνk – 166.0 27:47.8 Milan Kucera – 196.2 29:37.8 František Mαka – 184.5 27:03.6
  7. 7 Finland FIN +9:06.8 561.2 (7) 1-25:44.3 (9) Pasi Saapunki – 166.4 27:15.5 Jari Mantila – 199.6 30:23.1 Teemu Summanen – 195.2 28:05.7
  8. 8 United States USA +9:08.3 591.3 (4) 1-28:15.8 (10) Joe Holland – 208.9 29:44.9 Tim Tetreault – 184.3 28:48.6 Ryan Heckman – 198.1 29:42.3
  9. 9 Estonia EST +9:40.4 525.9 (10) 1-23:20.9 (4) Ago Markvardt – 183.4 28:17.8 Peter Heli – 161.0 28:06.9 Allar Levandi – 181.5 26:56.2
  10. 10 Switzerland SUI +10:01.9 521.9 (11) 1-23:22.4 (5)
    (18.75*=1831) Hippolyt Kempf (SUI/1988-94)
    (18.75) Andreas Schaad – 184.8 27:43.4
    (18.75) Marco Zarucchi – 175.9 28:14.8
  11. 11 Unified Team EUN +14:20.7 545.3 (9) 1-29:38.2 (11) Andrey Dundukov – 193.1 28:35.2 Sergey Shvagirev – 184.8 30:39.6 Valery Stolyarov – 167.4 30:23.4

Lillehammer 1994

  1. 1 Japan JPN Gold —
  2. 2 Norway NOR Silver +4:49.1
    (750=2350) Bjarte Engen Vik (NOR/1994-98)
    Knut Tore Apeland 25 Men's Team 2 Silver
    (750=1500) Fred Børre Lundberg (NOR/1992-98)
  3. 3 Switzerland SUI Bronze +7:48.1
    (640=1831) Hippolyt Kempf (SUI/1988-94)
  4. 4 Estonia EST +10:15.6
  5. 5 Czech Republic CZE +12:04.1
  6. 6 France FRA +12:41.2
  7. 7 United States USA +13:15.6
  8. 8 Finland FIN +13:27.6
  9. 9 Austria AUT +15:17.7
    (40=6420) Felix Gottwald (AUT/1994-2010)
  10. 10 Germany GER +15:33.6
  11. 11 Italy ITA +22:20.3
  12. 12 Russia RUS +27:03.2

Nagano 1998

  1. 1 Norway NOR Gold —
    Halldor Skard, Jr. 24 Men's Team 1 Gold
    Kenneth Braaten 23 Men's Team 1 Gold
    (1600=2350) Bjarte Engen Vik (NOR/1994-98)
    (1600=3100) Fred Børre Lundberg (NOR/1992-98)
  2. 2 Finland FIN Silver +1:18.9
    (1000=2600) Samppa Lajunen (FIN/1998-2002)
  3. 3 France FRA Bronze +1:41.9
  4. 4 Austria AUT +1:53.1
    (400=6420) Felix Gottwald (AUT/1994-2010)
  5. 5 Japan JPN +2:07.3
  6. 6 Germany GER +2:10.5
    (160=2376) Ronny Ackermann (GER/1998-2002)
  7. 7 Switzerland SUI +2:30.1
  8. 8 Czech Republic CZE +2:53.2
  9. 9 Russia RUS +4:22.7
  10. 10 United States USA +4:27.1
  11. 11 Estonia EST +9:21.4

Salt Lake City 2002

  1. [Gold medal] [Finland] MANTILA, Jari
  2. (1600=4050) Hannu Manninen (FIN/1998-2006)
  3. TALLUS, Jaakko
    (1600=2600) Samppa Lajunen (FIN/1998-2002)
  4. [Silver medal] [Germany] KIRCHEISEN, Bjoern
  5. HETTICH, Georg
  6. HOEHLIG, Marcel
    (100=2376) Ronny Ackermann (GER/1998-2002)
  7. [Bronze medal] [Austria] BIELER, Christoph
  8. (640=5760) Michael Gruber (AUT/2002-10)
  9. (640=5760) Mario Stecher (AUT/2002-10)
  10. (640=6420) Felix Gottwald (AUT/1994-2010)
  11. 4 [United States of America] LODWICK, Todd
  12. (400=1650) Bill Demong (USA/1998-2010)
  13. (400=1650) Johnny Spillane (USA/2002-10)
  14. DAYTON, Matt 905.0
  15. 5 [Norway] ROTEVATN, Sverre
  16. OESTVIK, Lars Andreas
  17. GRAVE, Jan Rune
  18. HAMMER, Kristian 791.5
  19. 6 [France] BAUD, Frederic
  20. ROUX, Ludovic
  21. ARNOULD, Kevin
  22. BAL, Nicolas 846.5
  23. 7 [Switzerland] HURSCHLER, Andreas
  24. HEER, Ronny
  25. SCHMID, Jan
  26. RIEDER, Ivan 863.0
  27. 8 [Japan] OGIWARA, Kenji
  28. TOMII, Gen
  29. MORI, Satoshi
  30. TAKAHASHI, Daito 901.0
  31. 9 [Czech Republic] KUCERA, Milan
  32. HERMANSKY, Lukas
  33. CHURAVY, Pavel
  34. SMEJC, Petr 892.0
  35. [Russian Federation] FADEEV, Alexej
  36. ZVETKOV, Alexej
  37. BARANNIKOV, Alexej
  38. LYSENIN, Vladimir DNS

Written 2006-02-17 - last modified 2023-11-07

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