Nordic Disciplines
Ski Jumping
In Ski Jumping there are individual and team competitions - in Lahti the team competition will take place on Saturday evening and the individual competition on Sunday. Adding style and distance points calculate the collective point score. The final result is based on the total point score, which is calculated by adding the collective point scores from the competitive jumping rounds.
Scoring starts with the scores of five Jumping Judges, and then the highest and lowest scores are eliminated. The three remaining scores are added. Each judge can use the scale from 0 to 20 points. The points scored for the distances jumped are calculated on the basis of the K point of the jumping hill. The K point distance equals 60 distance points. In Lahti (K116/HS130) the value of one meter is 1.8 points, i.e. distances longer/shorter than the K point are calculated by multiplying the meter value (1,8) by the length difference (in relation to the K point distance) and adding/subtracting this number to/from 60.
There are usually two scored rounds in a ski jumping competition. For the second scored round of the individual World Cup competition the top 30 of the first competition round will participate. The starting order for the second scored round is in reversed order of the collective points from the first scored round, i.e. the best jumper of the first round will jump last.
Team competition takes place with teams of four athletes. Scoring is the same as in individual competition. All four jumpers´ points are added together. Best eight teams can participate on the final round. The team with highest score, wins the competition.
PREVIEW 2013
Saturday 9.3. at 18.00
Ski Jumping Team Competition, HS 130
Val di Fiemme Team Competition, HS134
1. AUT
2. GER
3. POL
Lahti Ski Games -ranking
1. AUT
2. GER
3. POL
Outsider NOR
Flashback 2012. Team Competition, Lahti Ski Games 3.3.2012
1. AUT (Morgenstern, Schlierenzauer, Koch, Kofler)
2. GER (Wank, Mechler, Freund, Freitag)
3. POL (Kot, Muranka, Zniszczol, Stoch)
Sunday 10.3. at 14.45
Ski Jumping, HS 130
Val di Fiemme HS134
1. Kamil Stoch, POL
2. Peter Prevc, SLO
3. Anders Jacobsen, NOR
Ski Jumping World Cup standings before Lahti
1. Gregor Schlierenzauer, AUT 1320 pts
2. Anders Bardal, NOR 782
3. Anders Jacobsen, NOR 732
4. Severin Freund, GER 699
5. Kamil Stoch, POL 602
Lahti Ski Games -ranking
1. Kamil Stoch, POL
2. Anders Jacobsen, NOR
3. Gregor Schlierenzauer, AUT
Outsider Severin Freund, GER
Nordic Combined
Nordic Combined consists of two completely different events: ski jumping that requires skill and cross-country skiing that requires physical strength.
The ski jumping part during a traditional Nordic Combined competition is held under the same rules as the normal ski jumping competition with one competition round. The size of the jumping hill varies between a K75 and a K120 hill according to the K point distance of the hill (K116/HS130 in Lahti). For every meter more or less than the K point distance, a Nordic Combined competitor gets 1.2 points added or subtracted to or from his total distance points. During a normal individual ski jumping competition on a large hill (K116/HS130) one meter is worth 1.8 points.
The jumping points are converted to a time handicap based on the length of the cross-country portion of the event - 15 points correspond to one minute in skiing on a 10 km course (in Lahti four laps on a 2.5 km track using free technique). Under the Gundersen method, or pursue start, skiers start at a pre-designated disadvantage in time in relation to the athlete who leads the jumping portion of the competition. The first skier crossing the finish line is the winner of the whole competition.
Team sprint takes place with teams of two athletes. Both jump one competition round and their points are calculated the same way as in individual competition. Cross-country part takes place on a 1,5 km sprint course. Both athletes make 5 rounds, in total 15 km together. The first team finishing the cross-country part wins the competition.
PREVIEW
Friday 8.3. at 13.00 and 16.15
Nordic Combined ski jumping, Individual Gundersen, HS130
Nordic Combined cross-country, Individual Gundersen, 10 km
Val di Fiemme HS134 + 10 km
1. Eric Frenzel, GER
2. Bernhard Gruber, AUT
3. Jason Lamy Chappuis, FRA
Nordic Combined World Cup standings before Lahti
1. Eric Frenzel, GER 754 pts
2. Jason Lamy Chappuis, FRA 653
3. Bernhard Gruber, AUT 568
4. Magnus Moan, NOR 559
5. Akito Watabe, JPN 511
Lahti Ski Games -ranking
1. Jason Lamy Chappuis, FRA
2. Eric Frenzel, GER
3. Magnus Moan, NOR
Outsider Akito Watabe, JPN
Flashback 2012. Nordic Combined, Lahti Ski Games 3.3.2012
1. Jan Schmid, NOR
2. Tino Edelmann, GER
3. Johannes Rydzek, GER
Saturday 9.3. at 11.00 ja 16.00
Nordic Combined ski jumping, Team Sprint, HS130
Nordic Combined cross-country, Team Sprint, 2 x 5 x 1,5 km
Val di Fiemme Team Sprint
1. FRA
2. AUT
3. GER
Lahti Ski Games -ranking
1. GER
2. FRA
3. NOR
Outsider AUT
Cross-Country
In Lahti the first cross-country competitions are free style sprints for ladies and men on Saturday. First the qualification with intermediate start. The best 30 athletes qualify for the semifinals and finals. Semifinals and finals are mass start in heats. In the final the first competitor to finish is the winner.
On Sunday takes place classic style 10 km for ladies and 15 km for men.
PREVIEW
Saturday 9.3. at 10.00
Cross-Country Sprint, Ladies and Men (F)
Val di Fiemme Sprint Ladies (C)
1. Marit Björgen, NOR
2. Ida Ingemarsdotter, SWE
3. Maiken Caspersen Falla, NOR
Lahti Ski Games -ranking, Ladies
1. Marit Björgen, NOR
2. Kikkan Randall, USA
3. Mona-Liisa Malvalehto, FIN
Outsider Riikka Sarasoja-Lilja, FIN
Flashback 2012. Sprint Ladies (C), Lahti Ski Games 4.3.2012
1. Marit Björgen, NOR
2. Julia Ivanova, RUS
3. Justyna Kowalczyk, POL
Val di Fiemme Sprint Men (C)
1. Nikita Kriukov, RUS
2. Petter Northug, NOR
3. Alex Harvey, CAN
Lahti Ski Games -ranking, Men
1. Petter Northug, NOR
2. Nikita Kriukov, RUS
3. Emil Jönsson, SWE
Outsider Anssi Pentsinen, FIN
Flashback 2012. Sprint Men (C), Lahti Ski Games 4.3.2012
1. Emil Jönssön, SWE
2. Kent Ove Clausen, NOR
3. Eirik Brandsdal, NOR
Sunday 10.3. at 10.00
Cross-Country Ladies 10 km (C)
Val di Fiemme 10 km Ladies (F)
1. Therese Johaug, NOR
2. Marit Björgen, NOR
3. Julia Tshekaleva, RUS
Lahti Ski Games -ranking
1. Marit Björgen, NOR
2. Justyna Kowalczyk, POL
3. Kristin Steira, NOR
Outsider Kerttu Niskanen, FIN
Cross-Country World Cup standings before Lahti
1. Justyna Kowalczyk, POL 1552 pts
2. Therese Johaug, NOR 1047
3. Kristin Steira, NOR 929
4. Kikkan Randall, USA 906
5. Anne Kyllönen, FIN 790
Sunday 10.3. at 12.00
Cross-Country Men 15 km (C)
Val di Fiemme 15 km Men (F)
1. Petter Northug, NOR
2. Johan Olsson, SWE
3. Tord Asle Gkerdalen, NOR
Lahti Ski Games -ranking
1. Dario Cologna, SUI
2. Petter Northug, NOR
3. Aleksander Legkov, RUS
Outsider Sjur Röthe, NOR
Cross-Country World Cup standings before Lahti
1. Dario Cologna, SUI 1173 pistettä
2. Alexander Legkov, RUS 1034
3. Petter Northug, NOR 947
4. Alexey Poltoranin, KAZ 791
5. Maxim Vylegzhanin, RUS 772













