Skoki narciarskie na Zimowych Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 2022 – skocznia normalna mężczyzn
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Data | 5 – 6 lutego 2022 | ||
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Gospodarz | |||
Dyscyplina | |||
Liczba zawodników | 53 | ||
Liczba reprezentacji | 20 | ||
Mężczyźni | |||
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Konkurs na skoczni normalnej mężczyzn – jedna z konkurencji skoków narciarskich na Zimowych Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 2022, która została rozegrana w dniach 5–6 lutego w kompleksie skoczni Snow Ruyi National Ski Jumping Centre[1].
Terminarz
Data | Konkurencja | Godzina rozpoczęcia | |
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Czas CET | Czas lokalny | ||
5 lutego | Kwalifikacje | 7:20 | 14:20 |
6 lutego | Konkurs główny | 12:00 | 19:00 |
Wyniki
Kwalifikacje (05.02.2022)
M | Zawodnik | Reprezentacja | Skok | Nota | Kwal. |
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1. | Marius Lindvik | ![]() | 100,5 m | 116,7 | Q |
2. | Robert Johansson | ![]() | 103,0 m | 116,6 | Q |
3. | Piotr Żyła | ![]() | 102,5 m | 112,1 | Q |
4. | Ryōyū Kobayashi | ![]() | 99,0 m | 111,4 | Q |
5. | Stefan Kraft | ![]() | 100,0 m | 108,5 | Q |
6. | Manuel Fettner | ![]() | 102,0 m | 107,5 | Q |
7. | Gregor Deschwanden | ![]() | 96,5 m | 106,4 | Q |
8. | Antti Aalto | ![]() | 98,5 m | 105,0 | Q |
9. | Karl Geiger | ![]() | 97,5 m | 103,9 | Q |
10. | Yukiya Satō | ![]() | 100,0 m | 103,6 | Q |
11. | Stephan Leyhe | ![]() | 95,5 m | 101,6 | Q |
12. | Simon Ammann | ![]() | 96,0 m | 100,4 | Q |
13. | Władimir Zografski | ![]() | 97,5 m | 99,7 | Q |
14. | Jewgienij Klimow | ![]() | 95,5 m | 99,5 | Q |
15. | Anže Lanišek | ![]() | 94,0 m | 98,5 | Q |
16. | Dawid Kubacki | ![]() | 94,0 m | 98,3 | Q |
17. | Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes | ![]() | 94,5 m | 97,1 | Q |
18. | Danił Sadriejew | ![]() | 92,5 m | 97,0 | Q |
19. | Roman Koudelka | ![]() | 93,5 m | 93,4 | Q |
20. | Killian Peier | ![]() | 93,0 m | 92,8 | Q |
21. | Giovanni Bresadola | ![]() | 94,0 m | 91,8 | Q |
22. | Čestmír Kožíšek | ![]() | 93,0 m | 91,4 | Q |
23. | Markus Eisenbichler | ![]() | 91,0 m | 90,8 | Q |
Daniel Huber | ![]() | 90,0 m | 90,8 | Q | |
25. | Dominik Peter | ![]() | 91,5 m | 88,9 | Q |
26. | Junshirō Kobayashi | ![]() | 93,0 m | 88,2 | Q |
27. | Stefan Hula | ![]() | 90,5 m | 87,9 | Q |
28. | Halvor Egner Granerud | ![]() | 90,0 m | 87,4 | Q |
29. | Naoki Nakamura | ![]() | 88,5 m | 87,0 | Q |
30. | Timi Zajc | ![]() | 88,0 m | 84,3 | Q |
31. | Michaił Nazarow | ![]() | 86,5 m | 81,4 | Q |
32. | Kevin Maltsev | ![]() | 89,5 m | 80,2 | Q |
33. | Roman Trofimow | ![]() | 86,0 m | 80,0 | Q |
Artti Aigro | ![]() | 86,0 m | 80,0 | Q | |
35. | Lovro Kos | ![]() | 87,0 m | 79,0 | Q |
36. | Kamil Stoch | ![]() | 83,5 m | 78,7 | Q |
37. | Jan Hörl | ![]() | 87,0 m | 78,5 | Q |
38. | Peter Prevc | ![]() | 82,0 m | 77,0 | Q |
39. | Constantin Schmid | ![]() | 86,5 m | 76,0 | Q |
40. | Daniel Cacina | ![]() | 83,5 m | 70,9 | Q |
41. | Casey Larson | ![]() | 79,0 m | 69,8 | Q |
42. | Decker Dean | ![]() | 81,0 m | 66,6 | Q |
43. | Kevin Bickner | ![]() | 78,0 m | 61,8 | Q |
44. | Patrick Gasienica | ![]() | 81,5 m | 61,2 | Q |
45. | Andrei Feldorean | ![]() | 76,5 m | 55,0 | Q |
46. | Fatih Arda İpcioğlu | ![]() | 74,5 m | 52,8 | Q |
47. | Matthew Soukup | ![]() | 75,0 m | 52,7 | Q |
48. | Jewhen Marusiak | ![]() | 73,0 m | 49,8 | Q |
49. | Danił Wasiljew | ![]() | 70,5 m | 46,2 | Q |
50. | Siergiej Tkaczenko | ![]() | 68,0 m | 43,1 | Q |
51. | Filip Sakala | ![]() | 67,5 m | 39,2 | NQ |
52. | Anton Korczuk | ![]() | 67,5 m | 38,0 | NQ |
53. | Song Qiwu | ![]() | 61,5 m | 24,3 | NQ |
Konkurs główny (06.02.2022)
M | Zawodnik | Reprezentacja | Seria 1 | Seria 2 | Wynik punktowy | ||
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Skok | Nota | Skok | Nota | ||||
![]() | Ryōyū Kobayashi | ![]() | 104,5 m | 145,4 | 99,5 m | 129,6 | 275,0 |
![]() | Manuel Fettner | ![]() | 102,5 m | 134,5 | 104,0 m | 136,3 | 270,8 |
![]() | Dawid Kubacki | ![]() | 104,0 m | 133,1 | 103,0 m | 132,8 | 265,9 |
4. | Peter Prevc | ![]() | 103,0 m | 139,2 | 99,5 m | 126,2 | 265,4 |
5. | Jewgienij Klimow | ![]() | 104,0 m | 135,0 | 100,0 m | 126,5 | 261,5 |
6. | Kamil Stoch | ![]() | 101,5 m | 136,3 | 97,5 m | 124,6 | 260,9 |
7. | Marius Lindvik | ![]() | 96,5 m | 128,4 | 102,5 m | 132,3 | 260,7 |
8. | Danił Sadriejew | ![]() | 107,5 m | 134,1 | 98,0 m | 125,3 | 259,4 |
9. | Timi Zajc | ![]() | 97,0 m | 128,2 | 104,5 m | 131,1 | 259,3 |
10. | Stefan Kraft | ![]() | 98,0 m | 129,2 | 99,5 m | 128,9 | 258,1 |
11. | Constantin Schmid | ![]() | 102,0 m | 134,4 | 98,0 m | 122,9 | 257,3 |
12. | Antti Aalto | ![]() | 101,5 m | 130,5 | 99,5 m | 125,6 | 256,1 |
13. | Anže Lanišek | ![]() | 99,0 m | 130,6 | 98,0 m | 123,0 | 253,6 |
Daniel Huber | ![]() | 96,0 m | 128,1 | 101,5 m | 125,5 | 253,6 | |
15. | Karl Geiger | ![]() | 96,0 m | 127,5 | 99,0 m | 125,3 | 252,8 |
16. | Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes | ![]() | 100,5 m | 129,8 | 100,0 m | 122,8 | 252,6 |
17. | Gregor Deschwanden | ![]() | 99,5 m | 127,6 | 99,0 m | 123,2 | 250,8 |
18. | Roman Koudelka | ![]() | 102,0 m | 130,4 | 97,5 m | 119,1 | 249,5 |
19. | Jan Hörl | ![]() | 98,0 m | 128,9 | 97,0 m | 119,9 | 248,8 |
20. | Robert Johansson | ![]() | 97,0 m | 128,8 | 96,0 m | 119,5 | 248,3 |
21. | Piotr Żyła | ![]() | 95,0 m | 121,6 | 99,0 m | 123,9 | 245,5 |
22. | Władimir Zografski | ![]() | 99,0 m | 126,7 | 97,0 m | 118,6 | 245,3 |
23. | Roman Trofimow | ![]() | 97,5 m | 120,8 | 98,0 m | 123,9 | 244,7 |
24. | Stephan Leyhe | ![]() | 97,5 m | 129,3 | 95,0 m | 115,1 | 244,4 |
25. | Simon Ammann | ![]() | 101,0 m | 123,7 | 97,0 m | 115,8 | 239,5 |
26. | Stefan Hula | ![]() | 103,0 m | 127,0 | 93,5 m | 110,8 | 237,8 |
27. | Junshirō Kobayashi | ![]() | 97,5 m | 123,0 | 92,5 m | 111,0 | 234,0 |
28. | Lovro Kos | ![]() | 95,0 m | 120,9 | 92,0 m | 108,7 | 229,6 |
29. | Čestmír Kožíšek | ![]() | 100,0 m | 119,3 | 85,0 m | 92,6 | 211,9 |
30. | Halvor Egner Granerud | ![]() | 97,5 m | 127,4 | DSQ | 127,4 | |
31. | Markus Eisenbichler | ![]() | 92,0 m | 118,4 | NQ | 118,4 | |
32. | Yukiya Satō | ![]() | 95,0 m | 118,1 | NQ | 118,1 | |
Michaił Nazarow | ![]() | 97,0 m | 118,1 | NQ | 118,1 | ||
34. | Artti Aigro | ![]() | 97,0 m | 116,7 | NQ | 116,7 | |
35. | Dominik Peter | ![]() | 95,5 m | 116,0 | NQ | 116,0 | |
36. | Fatih Arda İpcioğlu | ![]() | 99,0 m | 115,0 | NQ | 115,0 | |
37. | Killian Peier | ![]() | 90,5 m | 114,6 | NQ | 114,6 | |
38. | Naoki Nakamura | ![]() | 93,5 m | 114,5 | NQ | 114,5 | |
39. | Casey Larson | ![]() | 96,5 m | 113,2 | NQ | 113,2 | |
40. | Kevin Maltsev | ![]() | 96,5 m | 112,5 | NQ | 112,5 | |
41. | Giovanni Bresadola | ![]() | 93,5 m | 110,3 | NQ | 110,3 | |
Siergiej Tkaczenko | ![]() | 95,0 m | 110,3 | NQ | 110,3 | ||
43. | Kevin Bickner | ![]() | 95,0 m | 108,1 | NQ | 108,1 | |
44. | Decker Dean | ![]() | 90,0 m | 106,6 | NQ | 106,6 | |
45. | Matthew Soukup | ![]() | 92,0 m | 103,0 | NQ | 103,0 | |
46. | Danił Wasiljew | ![]() | 92,0 m | 101,0 | NQ | 101,0 | |
47. | Jewhen Marusiak | ![]() | 91,5 m | 97,4 | NQ | 97,4 | |
48. | Daniel Cacina | ![]() | 89,5 m | 95,8 | NQ | 95,8 | |
49. | Patrick Gasienica | ![]() | 87,0 m | 89,8 | NQ | 89,8 | |
50. | Andrei Feldorean | ![]() | 82,0 m | 84,3 | NQ | 84,3 |
Przypisy
- ↑ Beijing (CHN). [dostęp 2022-01-06]. (ang.).
Bibliografia
- Olympic Winter Games 2022 – Beijing (CHN) – Event results. data.fis-ski.com. [dostęp 2022-01-06]. (ang.).
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