Ski Jumping - Men's Large Hill - team

2002

Torino 2006

  1. 1 14 Austria AUT 984.0 Gold
    (1600=3300) Andreas Widhölzl (AUT/1998-2006)
    (1600=3200) Andreas Kofler (AUT/2006-10)
    Martin Koch 226.9
    (1600=6300) Thomas Morgenstern (AUT/2006-14)
  2. 2 16 Finland FIN 976.6 Silver
    Tami Kiuru 240.8
    Janne Happonen 221.7
    Janne Ahonen 251.8
    (1000=2640) Matti Hautamäki (FIN/2002-10)
  3. 3 15 Norway NOR 950.1 Bronze
    (640=680) Lars Bystøl 254.2
    Bjørn Einar Romøren 230.9
    Tommy Ingebrigtsen 194.4
    Roar Ljøkelsøy 270.6
  4. 4 13 Germany GER 922.6
    Michael Neumayer 231.8
    (400=5000) Martin Schmitt (GER/1998-2010)
    (400=3750) Michael Uhrmann (GER/2002-10)
    Georg Späth 243.1
  5. 5 8 Poland POL 894.4
    Stefan Hula 201.1
    (250=1771) Kamil Stoch (POL/2006-22)
    Robert Mateja 227.1
    (250=697.4) Adam Małysz (POL/1998-2014)
  6. 6 11 Japan JPN 893.1
    Daiki Ito 213.4
    Tsuyoshi Ichinohe 207.4
    Noriaki Kasai 236.9
    (160=3138) Takanobu Okabe (JPN/1994-98,2006)
  7. 7 10 Switzerland SUI 886.9
    Michael Möllinger 215.9
    (100=466.4) Simon Ammann (SUI/1998-2022)
    Guido Landert 204.3
    Andreas Küttel 250.6
  8. 8 7 Russian Federation RUS 856.8
    Denis Kornilov 204.2
    Dmitry Ipatov 215.2
    Dmitry Vasilyev 240.3
    Ildar Fatkullin 197.1
  9. 9 12 Czech Republic CZE 397.0
    Jan Matura 110.8
    Ondřej Vaculík 79.6
    Borek Sedlák 99.0
    Jakub Janda 107.6
  10. 10 9 Slovenia SLO 390.4
    Rok Benkovič 95.3
    Robert Kranjec 74.4
    Primož Peterka 108.5
    Jernej Damjan 112.2
  11. 11 6 Italy ITA 328.4
    Andrea Morassi 80.1
    Sebastian Colloredo 105.3
    Alessio Bolognani 70.7
    Davide Bresadola 72.3
  12. 12 5 Kazakhstan KAZ 322.2
    Nikolay Karpenko 84.8
    Radik Zhaparov 85.7
    Aleksey Korolyov 69.7
    Ivan Karaulov 82.0
  13. 13 4 Republic of Korea KOR 321.5
    Choi Yong-Jik 79.0
    Choi Heung-Cheol 69.8
    Kim Hyeon-Gi 89.8
    Gang Chil-Gu 82.9
  14. 14 2 United States USA 286.8
    Tommy Schwall 60.7
    Anders Johnson 50.3
    Clint Jones 82.2
    Alan Alborn 93.6
  15. 15 3 Canada CAN 276.8
    Gregory Baxter 71.2
    Stefan Read 82.0
    Graeme Gorham 60.2
    Michael Nell 63.4
  16. 16 1 People's Republic of China CHN 206.1
    Li Yang 72.0
    Yang Guang 32.5
    Wang Jianxun 50.1
    Tian Zhandong 51.5

Vancouver 2010

  1. 1 12 Austria AUT 1107.9 Gold
    Wolfgang Loitzl 282.2
    (1600=3200) Andreas Kofler (AUT/2006-10)
    (1600=6300) Thomas Morgenstern (AUT/2006-14)
    Gregor Schlierenzauer 290.1
  2. 2 11 Germany GER 1035.8 Silver
    Michael Neumayer 270.3
    Andreas Wank 262.0
    (1000=5000) Martin Schmitt (GER/1998-2010)
    (1000=3750) Michael Uhrmann (GER/2002-10)
  3. 3 10 Norway NOR 1030.3 Bronze
    Anders Bardal 235.5
    Tom Hilde 260.2
    Johan Remen Evensen 248.8
    Anders Jacobsen 285.8
  4. 4 9 Finland FIN 1014.6
    (400=2640) Matti Hautamäki (FIN/2002-10)
    Janne Happonen 262.5
    Kalle Keituri 235.0
    Harri Olli 263.8
  5. 5 6 Japan JPN 1007.7
    Daiki Ito 252.9
    Taku Takeuchi 235.5
    Shohei Tochimoto 245.0
    Noriaki Kasai 274.3
  6. 6 8 Poland POL 996.7
    Stefan Hula 240.7
    Łukasz Rutkowski 226.9
    (160=1771) Kamil Stoch (POL/2006-22)
    (160=697.4) Adam Małysz (POL/1998-2014)
  7. 7 5 Czech Republic CZE 981.8
    Antonín Hájek 255.2
    Roman Koudelka 258.7
    Lukáš Hlava 226.8
    Jakub Janda 241.1
  8. 8 7 Slovenia SLO 958.8
    Primož Pikl 211.3
    Mitja Mežnar 239.0
    (64=564) Peter Prevc (SLO/2010-18)
    Robert Kranjec 263.4
  9. 9 3 France FRA 419.8
    Vincent Descombes Sevoie 111.0
    David Lazzaroni 112.0
    Alexandre Mabboux 78.8
    Emmanuel Chedal 118.0
  10. 10 4 Russian Federation RUS 414.1
    Pavel Karelin 90.6
    Denis Kornilov 122.1
    Ilya Roslyakov 101.1
    Dmitry Ipatov 100.3
  11. 11 2 United States USA 340.0
    Anders Johnson 92.4
    Peter Frenette 111.1
    Taylor Fletcher 36.3
    Nick Alexander 100.2
  12. 12 1 Canada CAN 294.6
    Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes 72.0
    Trevor Morrice 64.8
    Eric Mitchell 66.6
    Stefan Read 91.2

Sochi 2014

  1. 1 11 Germany GER 1041.1 Gold
    Andreas Wank 248.7
    Marinus Kraus 268.1
    (1600=2600) Andreas Wellinger (GER/2014-18)
    Severin Freund 265.1
  2. 2 12 Austria AUT 1038.4 Silver
    Michael Hayböck 258.1
    (1000=6300) Thomas Morgenstern (AUT/2006-14)
    Thomas Diethart 266.2
    Gregor Schlierenzauer 259.9
  3. 3 8 Japan JPN 1024.9 Bronze
    Reruhi Shimizu 260.4
    Taku Takeuchi 238.4
    Daiki Ito 257.3
    Noriaki Kasai 268.8
  4. 4 9 Poland POL 1011.8
    Maciej Kot 251.8
    Piotr Żyła 233.5
    Jan Ziobro 257.5
    (400=1771) Kamil Stoch (POL/2006-22)
  5. 5 10 Slovenia SLO 995.6
    Jurij Tepeš 248.3
    Robert Kranjec 225.8
    Jernej Damjan 244.8
    (250=564) Peter Prevc (SLO/2010-18)
  6. 6 7 Norway NOR 990.7
    Anders Bardal 272.5
    Anders Fannemel 248.8
    Anders Jacobsen 237.3
    Rune Velta 232.1
  7. 7 6 Czech Republic CZE 967.8
    Jakub Janda 244.9
    Antonín Hájek 247.5
    Roman Koudelka 248.2
    Jan Matura 227.2
  8. 8 5 Finland FIN 942.8
    Anssi Koivuranta 247.3
    Jarkko Määttä 227.6
    Olli Muotka 227.3
    Janne Ahonen 240.6
  9. 9 4 Russian Federation RUS 422.3
    Ilmir Khazetdinov 102.1
    Aleksey Romashov 108.5
    Dmitry Vasilyev 113.2
    Denis Kornilov 98.5
  10. 10 2 United States USA 402.5
    Peter Frenette 84.2
    Nick Fairall 102.0
    Anders Johnson 101.9
    Nick Alexander 114.4
  11. 11 1 Republic of Korea KOR 402.0
    Gang Chil-Gu 91.2
    Kim Hyeon-Gi 113.5
    Choi Heung-Cheol 99.5
    Choi Seo-Wu 97.8
  12. 12 3 Canada CAN 399.2
    Trevor Morrice 94.3
    Dusty Korek 102.6
    Matthew Rowley 94.7
    Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes 107.6

PyeongChang 2018

  1. 1 12 Norway NOR 1098.5 Gold
    Daniel-André Tande 287.3
    Andreas Stjernen 274.4
    (1600) Johann Andre Forfang (NOR/2018)
    (1600=2000) Robert Johansson (NOR/2018-22)
  2. 2 11 Germany GER 1075.7 Silver
    (1000=1640) Karl Geiger (GER/2018-22)
    Stephan Leyhe 250.1
    Richard Freitag 270.3
    (1000=2600) Andreas Wellinger (GER/2014-18)
  3. 3 10 Poland POL 1072.4 Bronze
    Maciej Kot 255.3
    Stefan Hula 264.6
    (640=800) Dawid Kubacki (POL/2014-22)
    (640=1771) Kamil Stoch (POL/2006-22)
  4. 4 9 Austria AUT 978.4
    (400=2000) Stefan Kraft (AUT/2018-22)
    (400=2000) Manuel Fettner (AUT/2018-22)
    Gregor Schlierenzauer 229.3
    Michael Hayböck 272.5
  5. 5 8 Slovenia SLO 967.8
    Jernej Damjan 241.1
    Anže Semenič 227.6
    Tilen Bartol 231.6
    (250=564) Peter Prevc (SLO/2010-18)
  6. 6 7 Japan JPN 940.5
    Taku Takeuchi 224.1
    Daiki Ito 227.4
    Noriaki Kasai 230.1
    (160=410) Kobayashi Ryoyu (JPN/2018-22)
  7. 7 6 Olympic Athletes from Russia ROC 809.8
    Aleksey Romashov 189.5
    Denis Kornilov 216.1
    Mikhail Nazarov 184.4
    Yevgeny Klimov 219.8
  8. 8 5 Finland FIN 790.4
    Janne Ahonen 214.3
    Andreas Alamommo 192.1
    Jarkko Määttä 187.1
    Antti Aalto 196.9
  9. 9 3 United States USA 377.2
    Casey Larson 85.7
    Will Rhoads 80.4
    Michael Glasder 86.4
    Kevin Bickner 124.7
  10. 10 4 Czech Republic CZE 370.1
    Viktor Polášek 95.7
    Vojtěch Štursa 78.3
    Čestmír Kožíšek 84.6
    Roman Koudelka 111.5
  11. 11 2 Italy ITA 364.5
    Federico Cecon 69.7
    Davide Bresadola 94.9
    Sebastian Colloredo 94.3
    Alex Insam 105.6
  12. 12 1 Republic of Korea KOR 274.5
    Kim Hyeon-Gi 68.8
    Park Je-Eon 29.4
    Choi Heung-Cheol 83.3
    Choi Seo-Wu 93.0

Beijing 2022

  1. 1 10 Austria AUT 942.7 Gold
    (1600=2000) Stefan Kraft (AUT/2018-22)
    (1600) Daniel Huber (AUT/2022)
    (1600) Jan Hörl (AUT/2022)
    (1600=2000) Manuel Fettner (AUT/2018-22)
  2. 2 8 Slovenia SLO 934.4 Silver
    (1000) Lovro Kos 234.4
    (1000) Cene Prevc 245.6
    (1000) Timi Zajc 227.6
    (1000) Peter Prevc 226.8
  3. 3 11 Germany GER 922.9 Bronze
    (640) Constantin Schmid 219.3
    (640) Stephan Leyhe 222.0
    (640) Markus Eisenbichler 256.9
    (640=1640) Karl Geiger (GER/2018-22)
  4. 4 9 Norway NOR 922.1
    (400) Halvor Egner Granerud 236.8
    (400) Daniel-André Tande 231.9
    (400=2000) Robert Johansson (NOR/2018-22)
    (400) Marius Lindvik (NOR/2022)
  5. 5 7 Japan JPN 882.8
    (250) Yukiya Sato 225.7
    (250) Naoki Nakamura 194.4
    (250) Junshiro Kobayashi 204.1
    (250=410) Kobayashi Ryoyu (JPN/2018-22)
  6. 6 6 Poland POL 880.1
    (160) Piotr Żyła 215.9
    (160) Paweł Wąsek 213.3
    (160=800) Dawid Kubacki (POL/2014-22)
    (160=1771) Kamil Stoch (POL/2006-22)
  7. 7 4 Russian Olympic Committee ROC 806.5
    (100) Danil Sadreyev 215.8
    (100) Roman Trofimov 202.8
    (100) Mikhail Nazarov 182.1
    (100) Yevgeny Klimov 205.8
  8. 8 5 Switzerland SUI 791.5
    (64) Dominik Peter 191.1
    (64) Gregor Deschwanden 214.2
    (64=466.4) Simon Ammann (SUI/1998-2022)
    (64) Killian Peier 193.8
  9. 9 3 Czech Republic CZE 279.5
    (40) Viktor Polášek 76.8
    (40) Čestmír Kožíšek 70.9
    (40) Filip Sakala 55.4
    (40) Roman Koudelka 76.4
  10. 10 2 United States USA 261.0
    (25) Decker Dean 69.3
    (25) Patrick Gasienica 59.7
    (25) Kevin Bickner 63.5
    (25) Casey Larson 68.5
  11. 11 1 People's Republic of China CHN 115.0
    (16) Zhen Weijie 13.5
    (16) Lyu Yixin 35.3
    (16) Song Qiwu 31.7
    (16) Zhou Xiaoyang 34.5

Written 2006-02-23 - last modified 2018-02-19

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