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FIS WORLD CUP “B” NORDIC COMBINED GUNDERSEN 15 Km OFFICIAL RESULTS Lillehammer Skifestival – World Cup, Tel: +47 6128 7337, Fax: +47 6128 7330, E-mail: [email protected] www.lillehammer-skifestival.no FIS WORLD CUP “B” NORDIC COMBINED GUNDERSEN 15 km OFFICIAL RESULTS LILLEHAMMER SUN 14 DEC 2003 START TIME: 14:00 END TIME: 14:50 Jury / Competition Management Course Information Technical Delegate Pentti Olli, FIN Course Name: 2,5 km Free Style Assistant Technical Delegate Jan Hamran, NOR Height Difference: 47 m Chief of Competition Odd Martin Engen, NOR Maximum Climb: 36 m Chief of Course Ivar Fyksen, NOR Total Climb: 420 m Length of Lap: 2,5 km Number of Laps: 6 Jump Time Cross Country Time Rank Bib Name NAT Points Rk. Difference Time Rk. Behind 1 4 Carl van Loan USA 226.4 4 1:24.0 40:41.0 10 +0.0 2 2 Lukas Klapfer AUT 235.6 2 48.0 41:39.8 30 +22.8 3 5 Lucas Vonlanthen SUI 226.0 5 1:26.0 41:15.7 16 +36.7 4 8 Yosuke Hatakeyama JPN 222.2 8 1:41.0 41:00.7 13 +36.7 5 3 Marco Kuehne GER 227.9 3 1:18.0 41:26.8 24 +39.8 6 6 Bernhard Gruber AUT 225.9 6 1:26.0 41:20.7 19 +41.7 7 1 Anssi Koivuranta FIN 247.5 1 0.0 43:06.1 43 +1:01.1 8 15 Tomas Slavik CZE 215.1 15 2:10.0 41:19.7 18 +1:24.7 9 14 Sergei Maslennikov RUS 215.2 14 2:09.0 41:29.4 25 +1:33.4 10 11 Tino Edelmann GER 218.5 11 1:56.0 41:43.6 31 +1:34.6 11 37 Takashi Kitamura JPN 190.2 37 3:49.0 39:51.6 4 +1:35.6 12 13 Evgenij Penjagin RUS 217.0 13 2:02.0 41:39.6 29 +1:36.6 13 34 Tambet Pikkor EST 193.1 34 3:38.0 40:03.9 7 +1:36.9 14 32 Pavel Churavy CZE 197.1 32 3:22.0 40:21.7 8 +1:38.7 15 23 Andy Hartmann SUI 204.8 23 2:51.0 41:00.0 12 +1:46.0 16 27 David Kreiner AUT 202.5 27 3:00.0 40:56.6 11 +1:51.6 17 24 Jo Weshe Fossheim NOR 204.1 24 2:54.0 41:11.1 14 +2:00.1 18 41 Lars Andreas Oestvik NOR 178.3 41 4:37.0 39:30.9 1 +2:02.9 19 7 Einar Uvsloekk NOR 222.5 7 1:40.0 42:29.8 36 +2:04.8 20 18 Gen Tomii JPN 207.0 18 2:42.0 41:36.8 27 +2:13.8 21 12 Raimo Kariniemi FIN 218.4 12 1:56.0 42:35.3 38 +2:26.3 22 26 Iwan Fesenko RUS 203.7 26 2:55.0 41:37.6 28 +2:27.6 23 9 Christian Ulmer GER 222.1 9 1:42.0 42:56.7 42 +2:33.7 24 31 Konstantin Voronin RUS 198.2 31 3:17.0 41:25.7 23 +2:37.7 25 46 Stefan Muenchmeyer GER 173.9 46 4:54.0 40:00.1 6 +2:49.1 26 17 Patrik Chlum CZE 208.3 17 2:37.0 42:23.8 35 +2:55.8 27 16 Janne Ryynaenen FIN 211.1 16 2:26.0 42:37.6 40 +2:58.6 28 36 Michael Palli AUT 191.7 36 3:43.0 41:22.8 21 +3:00.8 29 40 Christian Beetz GER 178.4 40 4:36.0 40:30.2 9 +3:01.2 30 47 Norihito Kobayashi JPN 169.7 47 5:11.0 39:55.3 5 +3:01.3 31 51 Christoph Eugen AUT 165.2 51 5:29.0 39:43.8 3 +3:07.8 32 28 Florian Schillinger GER 200.9 28 3:06.0 42:35.8 39 +3:36.8 33 30 Pal Dahlberg NOR 199.9 30 3:10.0 42:32.7 37 +3:37.7 34 39 Pascal Meinherz SUI 181.4 39 4:24.0 41:23.8 22 +3:42.8 35 38 Mathias Oestvik NOR 188.2 38 3:57.0 41:55.5 32 +3:47.5 36 20 Vahur Tasane EST 205.9 20 2:46.0 43:07.2 44 +3:48.2 FIS INTERNET SERVICE: www.fis-ski.com Page 1 of 3 DATA PROCESSING BY: Lillehammer Skifestival – World Cup, Tel: +47 6128 7337, Fax: +47 6128 7330, E-mail: [email protected] www.lillehammer-skifestival.no FIS WORLD CUP “B” NORDIC COMBINED GUNDERSEN 15 km OFFICIAL RESULTS LILLEHAMMER SUN 14 DEC 2003 START TIME: 14:00 END TIME: 14:50 Jury / Competition Management Course Information Technical Delegate Pentti Olli, FIN Course Name: 2,5 km Free Style Assistant Technical Delegate Jan Hamran, NOR Height Difference: 47 m Chief of Competition Odd Martin Engen, NOR Maximum Climb: 36 m Chief of Course Ivar Fyksen, NOR Total Climb: 420 m Length of Lap: 2,5 km Number of Laps: 6 Jump Time Cross Country Time Rank Bib Name NAT Points Rk. Difference Time Rk. Behind 37 57 Mikko Kokslien NOR 153.0 57 6:18.0 39:36.9 2 +3:49.9 38 42 Iver Markengbakken NOR 177.4 42 4:40.0 41:17.5 17 +3:52.5 39 45 Guido Scheiber AUT 174.0 45 4:54.0 41:22.0 20 +4:11.0 40 29 Ivan Rieder SUI 200.2 29 3:09.0 43:09.4 45 +4:13.4 41 48 Ville Kaehkoenen FIN 168.3 48 5:17.0 41:13.2 15 +4:25.2 42 49 Yusuke Minato JPN 167.6 49 5:20.0 41:30.1 26 +4:45.1 43 50 Andreas Langer GER 166.8 50 5:23.0 42:04.4 34 +5:22.4 44 25 Kazuya Takemoto JPN 203.8 25 2:55.0 44:38.4 53 +5:28.4 45 54 Nathan Gerhart USA 159.3 54 5:53.0 42:03.3 33 +5:51.3 46 35 Stefan Knabl AUT 192.9 35 3:38.0 44:24.2 50 +5:57.2 47 52 Eric Camerota USA 160.8 52 5:47.0 42:48.4 41 +6:30.4 48 33 Ivar Helmen NOR 196.0 33 3:26.0 45:32.0 55 +6:53.0 49 44 John R. Rundsveen NOR 174.1 44 4:54.0 44:29.6 51 +7:18.6 50 53 John Christian Bjoern NOR 160.8 52 5:47.0 43:43.0 47 +7:25.0 51 43 Christoph Schroll AUT 174.3 43 4:53.0 44:40.6 54 +7:28.6 52 56 Alex Glueck USA 153.2 56 6:17.0 43:18.3 46 +7:30.3 53 59 Kai Kvaal NOR 148.9 59 6:34.0 43:46.5 48 +8:15.5 54 60 Thomas Kjelbotn NOR 146.5 60 6:44.0 44:12.0 49 +8:51.0 55 58 Andrzei Dorula POL 150.2 58 6:29.0 44:34.8 52 +8:58.8 Did not Start 10 Christoph Menz GER 19 Jan Rune Grave NOR 61 Jan Ciapala POL 62 Jed Hinkley USA Did not Finish 21 Fredrik Jakobsson SWE 22 Janusz Zygmuntowicz POL 55 Torkild Aam Rasmussen NOR FIS INTERNET SERVICE: www.fis-ski.com Page 2 of 3 DATA PROCESSING BY: Lillehammer Skifestival – World Cup, Tel: +47 6128 7337, Fax: +47 6128 7330, E-mail: [email protected] www.lillehammer-skifestival.no FIS WORLD CUP “B” NORDIC COMBINED GUNDERSEN 15 km OFFICIAL RESULTS LILLEHAMMER SUN 14 DEC 2003 START TIME: 14:00 END TIME: 14:50 Jury / Competition Management Course Information Technical Delegate Pentti Olli, FIN Course Name: 2,5 km Free Style Assistant Technical Delegate Jan Hamran, NOR Height Difference: 47 m Chief of Competition Odd Martin Engen, NOR Maximum Climb: 36 m Chief of Course Ivar Fyksen, NOR Total Climb: 420 m Length of Lap: 2,5 km Number of Laps: 6 Jump Time Cross Country Time Rank Bib Name NAT Points Rk. Difference Time Rk. Behind Weather Snow Condition Temperatures Participants / NOCs Air Snow Entries Ranked DNS DNF DSQ LAP Partly Cloudy Soft Snow - 5,0 - 5,0 62 55 4 3 - - Technical Delegate: Chief of Competition: Pentti Olli, FIN Odd Martin Engen, NOR FIS INTERNET SERVICE: www.fis-ski.com Page 3 of 3 DATA PROCESSING BY: .
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