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Nordic combined at the 1988 Winter Olympics – Individual

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Individual
at the XV Olympic Winter Games
Pictogram for Nordic combined
VenueCanada Olympic Park (ski jumping)
Canmore Nordic Centre (cross-country skiing)
Dates27–28 February
Competitors43 from 13 nations
Winning time39:27.5
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Hippolyt Kempf  Switzerland
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Klaus Sulzenbacher  Austria
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Allar Levandi  Soviet Union
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The men's individual nordic combined competition for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary at Canada Olympic Park and Canmore Nordic Centre on 27 and 28 February.[1]

This was the first individual event that used the Gundersen system, using a pursuit cross-country race, with the time gaps for the pursuit determined by the point differences in the ski jumping.[2]

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Transcription

Results

Ski Jumping

Athletes did three normal hill ski jumps, with the lowest score dropped. The combined points earned on the jumps determined the starting order and times for the cross-country race; each three points was equal to a 20-second deficit.[1]

Rank Name Country Jump 1 Jump 2 Jump 3 Points Time Difference
1 Klaus Sulzenbacher  Austria 114.5 114.0 112.7 228.5 +0:00.0
2 Hubert Schwarz  West Germany 110.1 107.8 109.1 219.2 +1:02.0
3 Hippolyt Kempf  Switzerland 107.5 98.5 110.4 217.9 +1:10.7
4 Allar Levandi  Soviet Union 99.6 108.6 108.0 216.6 +1:19.4
5 Thomas Prenzel  East Germany 99.7 105.6 109.9 215.5 +1:26.7
6 Trond Arne Bredesen  Norway 102.3 104.2 111.0 215.2 +1:28.7
7 Hansjörg Aschenwald  Austria 99.6 106.3 107.8 214.1 +1:36.0
8 Tadeusz Bafia  Poland 103.9 103.4 107.4 211.3 +1:54.7
9 Joe Holland  United States 101.8 96.4 108.6 210.4 +2:00.7
10 Marko Frank  East Germany 83.2 109.9 99.5 209.4 +2:07.4
11 Klaus Ofner  Austria 95.0 106.3 102.6 208.9 +2:10.7
12 Miroslav Kopal  Czechoslovakia 102.4 103.2 105.5 208.7 +2:12.0
13 Uwe Prenzel  East Germany 93.7 102.6 105.0 207.6 +2:19.4
14 Andreas Schaad  Switzerland 99.7 104.3 102.9 207.2 +2:22.0
15 Hans-Peter Pohl  West Germany 98.4 99.0 105.3 204.3 +2:41.4
16 Knut Leo Abrahamsen  Norway 96.5 89.4 107.6 204.1 +2:42.7
17 Vasily Savin  Soviet Union 80.0 103.7 100.0 203.7 +2:45.4
18 Sami Leinonen  Finland 93.4 103.7 98.7 202.4 +2:54.0
19 Torbjørn Løkken  Norway 101.6 97.8 93.5 199.4 +3:14.0
20 Jouko Parviainen  Finland 100.2 74.7 98.7 198.9 +3:17.4
21 Ján Klimko  Czechoslovakia 94.2 102.7 95.4 198.1 +3:22.7
22 Hallstein Bøgseth  Norway 92.9 100.8 96.9 197.7 +3:25.4
23 Ladislav Patráš  Czechoslovakia 88.0 100.6 96.2 196.8 +3:31.4
24 Jukka Ylipulli  Finland 96.2 100.5 93.2 196.7 +3:32.0
25 Günther Csar  Austria 98.0 98.2 95.0 196.2 +3:35.4
26 Andrey Dundukov  Soviet Union 95.0 99.0 93.4 194.0 +3:50.0
27 Xavier Girard  France 82.2 96.2 97.7 193.9 +3:50.7
28 Pasi Saapunki  Finland 97.1 96.2 95.1 193.3 +3:54.7
29 Fabrice Guy  France 80.7 101.7 90.4 192.1 +4:02.7
30 Sergey Nikiforov  Soviet Union 95.4 96.4 86.3 191.8 +4:04.7
31 Thomas Müller  West Germany 95.4 89.6 95.0 190.4 +4:14.0
32 Kazuoki Kodama  Japan 76.8 88.4 99.3 187.7 +4:32.0
33 Jon Servold  Canada 84.6 96.7 90.4 187.1 +4:36.0
34 František Repka  Czechoslovakia 77.2 90.1 94.0 184.1 +4:56.0
35 Jean-Pierre Bohard  France 77.7 85.5 97.7 183.2 +5:02.0
36 Masashi Abe  Japan 92.9 89.6 86.7 182.5 +5:06.7
37 Fredy Glanzmann  Switzerland 87.1 93.0 80.7 180.1 +5:22.7
37 Todd Wilson  United States 88.2 91.9 78.1 180.1 +5:22.7
39 Hermann Weinbuch  West Germany 90.8 78.8 88.8 179.6 +5:26.0
40 Stefan Späni  Switzerland 91.6 87.0 57.3 178.6 +5:32.7
41 Hideki Miyazaki  Japan 75.5 87.5 88.3 175.8 +5:51.4
42 Francis Repellin  France 74.7 64.6 85.2 159.9 +7:37.4
43 Gary Crawford  United States 55.4 65.2 70.6 135.8 +10:18.0

Cross-Country

The cross-country race was over a distance of 15 kilometres.[1]

Rank Name Country Start time Cross-country Finish time
Time Place
1st place, gold medalist(s) Hippolyt Kempf  Switzerland +1:10.7 38:16.8 2 39:27.5
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Klaus Sulzenbacher  Austria +0:00.0 39:46.5 17 39:46.5
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Allar Levandi  Soviet Union +1:19.4 39:12.4 12 40:31.8
4 Uwe Prenzel  East Germany +2:19.4 38:18.8 4 40:38.2
5 Andreas Schaad  Switzerland +2:22.0 38:18.0 3 40:40.0
6 Torbjørn Løkken  Norway +3:14.0 37:39.0 1 40:53.0
7 Miroslav Kopal  Czechoslovakia +2:12.0 38:48.0 8 41:00.0
8 Marko Frank  East Germany +2:07.4 39:08.2 11 41:15.6
9 Thomas Prenzel  East Germany +1:26.7 39:51.4 20 41:18.1
10 Vasily Savin  Soviet Union +2:45.4 38:37.5 6 41:22.9
11 Trond Arne Bredesen  Norway +1:28.7 40:13.9 23 41:42.6
12 Andrey Dundukov  Soviet Union +3:50.0 38:31.1 5 42:21.1
13 Hubert Schwarz  West Germany +1:02.0 41:33.8 33 42:35.8
14 Sergey Nikiforov  Soviet Union +4:04.7 38:38.3 7 42:43.0
15 Pasi Saapunki  Finland +3:54.7 38:49.4 9 42:44.1
16 Jukka Ylipulli  Finland +3:32.0 39:23.6 14 42:55.6
17 Sami Leinonen  Finland +2:54.0 40:04.4 22 42:58.4
18 Tadeusz Bafia  Poland +1:54.7 41:05.3 29 43:00.0
19 Joe Holland  United States +2:00.7 41:01.8 28 43:02.5
20 Fabrice Guy  France +4:02.7 39:19.7 13 43:22.4
21 Ladislav Patráš  Czechoslovakia +3:31.4 39:53.5 21 43:24.9
22 Klaus Ofner  Austria +2:10.7 41:15.6 31 43:26.3
23 Hallstein Bøgseth  Norway +3:25.4 40:14.0 24 43:39.4
24 Hansjörg Aschenwald  Austria +1:36.0 42:19.5 40 43:55.5
25 Thomas Müller  West Germany +4:14.0 39:48.7 18 44:02.7
26 Knut Leo Abrahamsen  Norway +2:42.7 41:23.5 32 44:06.2
27 Ján Klimko  Czechoslovakia +3:22.7 40:43.6 26 44:06.3
28 Hans-Peter Pohl  West Germany +2:41.4 41:42.5 36 44:23.9
29 Hermann Weinbuch  West Germany +5:26.0 39:00.4 10 44:26.4
30 František Repka  Czechoslovakia +4:56.0 39:34.1 16 44:30.1
31 Masashi Abe  Japan +5:06.7 39:24.4 15 44:31.1
32 Xavier Girard  France +3:50.7 41:00.2 27 44:50.9
33 Jouko Parviainen  Finland +3:17.4 41:42.2 35 44:59.6
34 Günther Csar  Austria +3:35.4 41:50.8 37 45:26.2
35 Fredy Glanzmann  Switzerland +5:22.7 40:16.1 25 45:38.8
36 Kazuoki Kodama  Japan +4:32.0 41:08.2 30 45:40.2
37 Hideki Miyazaki  Japan +5:51.4 39:49.4 19 45:40.8
38 Jon Servold  Canada +4:36.0 41:56.1 38 46:32.1
39 Jean-Pierre Bohard  France +5:02.0 41:33.9 34 46:35.9
40 Todd Wilson  United States +5:22.7 42:07.9 39 47:30.6
41 Gary Crawford  United States +10:18.0 43:54.7 41 54:12.7
- Stefan Späni  Switzerland +5:32.7 DNS - -
- Francis Repellin  France +7:37.4 DNF - -

References

  1. ^ a b c "Calgary 1988 Official Report" (PDF). XV Olympic Winter Games Organizing Committee. LA84 Foundation. 1988. Retrieved January 21, 2014.
  2. ^ "Nordic Combined at the 1988 Calgary Winter Games: Men's Individual". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 7 September 2019.
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