Ski jumping at the 1988 Winter Olympics – Normal hill individual


























Men's normal hill individual
at the XV Olympic Winter Games


Ski jumping pictogram.svg
Pictogram for ski jumping

Venue Canada Olympic Park
Dates February 14
Competitors 58 from 19 nations
winning score 229.1
Medalists



















1st, gold medalist(s)

Matti Nykänen
 Finland
2nd, silver medalist(s)

Pavel Ploc
 Czechoslovakia
3rd, bronze medalist(s)

Jiří Malec
 Czechoslovakia

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Ski jumping at the
1988 Winter Olympics
Ski jumping pictogram.svg
Normal hill men
Large hill men
Team men

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The men's normal hill individual ski jumping competition for the 1988 Winter Olympics was held in Canada Olympic Park. It occurred on 14 February.[1]



Results


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 Round 1
 Round 2
Rank Athlete Country
 Distance (m)
 Points
 Rank
 Distance (m) Points
 Rank Points
1st, gold medalist(s) Matti Nykänen
 Finland
 89.5 114.8
 1
 89.5 114.3
 1 229.1
2nd, silver medalist(s) Pavel Ploc
 Czechoslovakia
 84.5 105.3
 7
 87.0 106.8
 2 212.1
3rd, bronze medalist(s) Jiří Malec
 Czechoslovakia
 88.0 106.9
 2
 85.5 104.9
 4 211.8
4 Miran Tepeš
 Yugoslavia
 84.0 106.0
 3
 83.5 105.2
 3 211.2
5 Jiří Parma
 Czechoslovakia
 83.5 102.2
 13
 82.5 101.6
 5 203.8
6 Heinz Kuttin
 Austria
 87.0 105.3
 7
 80.5 94.4
 10 199.7
7 Jari Puikkonen
 Finland
 84.0 105.5
 6
 80.0 93.6
 12 199.1
8 Staffan Tällberg
 Sweden
 83.0 99.9
 16
 81.0 98.2
 6 198.1
9 Jens Weißflog
 East Germany
 81.5 99.5
 18
 80.0 97.1
 8 196.6
10 Piotr Fijas
 Poland
 84.5 102.3
 12
 80.0 93.1
 13 195.4
11 Akira Sato
 Japan
 80.0 96.6
 22
 80.5 97.4
 7 194.0
12 Andreas Felder
 Austria
 80.5 96.9
 21
 81.0 95.2
 9 192.1
13 Steve Collins
 Canada
 83.5 102.7
 10
 78.0 88.4
 25 191.1
14 Ladislav Dluhoš
 Czechoslovakia
 85.0 103.6
 9
 78.0 87.4
 32 191.0
15 Ari-Pekka Nikkola
 Finland
 83.5 100.2
 14
 79.0 90.5
 20 190.7
16 Matjaž Zupan
 Yugoslavia
 85.0 102.6
 11
 78.0 87.4
 32 190.0
17 Fabrice Piazzini
 Switzerland
 83.0 99.9
 16
 78.0 88.9
 23 188.8
18 Mark Konopacke
 United States
 83.5 100.2
 14
 79.0 88.0
 28 188.2
19 Ole Christian Eidhammer
 Norway
 79.5 92.3
 28
 80.5 94.4
 10 186.7
20 Günther Stranner
 Austria
 83.5 98.7
 19
 78.0 87.9
 29 186.6
21 Remo Lederer
 East Germany
 79.5 94.3
 25
 78.0 90.9
 19 185.2
22 Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl
 Norway
 79.5 91.3
 30
 80.0 93.1
 13 184.4
23 Risto Laakkonen
 Finland
 81.0 97.2
 20
 76.5 86.0
 37 183.2
24 Ernst Vettori
 Austria
 79.5 94.8
 23
 76.0 86.7
 36 181.5
25 Masaru Nagaoka
 Japan
 78.5 89.2
 38
 80.0 92.1
 16 181.3
26 Rajko Lotrič
 Yugoslavia
 85.0 105.6
 5
 74.0 74.5
 51 180.1
27 Anders Daun
 Sweden
 79.5 90.8
 31
 78.0 88.4
 25 179.2
28 Jan Boklöv
 Sweden
 78.0 85.4
 42
 80.5 92.4
 15 177.8
29 Andi Bauer
 West Germany
 78.5 87.2
 40
 79.5 90.3
 21 177.5
30 Primož Ulaga
 Yugoslavia
 84.5 105.8
 4
 72.0 71.3
 54 177.1
31 Josef Heumann
 West Germany
 77.0 84.3
 43
 80.0 92.1
 16 176.4
32 Ron Richards
 Canada
 78.0 88.4
 39
 78.0 86.9
 34 175.3
33 Mike Holland
 United States
 79.5 92.8
 27
 74.5 81.8
 42 174.6
34 Jan Kowal
 Poland
 79.0 89.5
 36
 77.0 84.8
 39 174.3
34 Didier Mollard
 France
 79.0 90.5
 32
 77.0 83.8
 41 174.3
36 Per-Inge Tällberg
 Sweden
 79.5 89.3
 37
 78.0 84.9
 38 174.2
37 Gérard Balanche
 Switzerland
 78.0 85.9
 41
 78.0 87.9
 29 173.8
38 Eduard Suboch
 Soviet Union
 76.0 83.7
 44
 78.0 89.9
 22 173.6
39 Mikhail Yesin
 Soviet Union
 80.0 92.1
 29
 74.0 79.5
 46 171.6
40 Emil Zografski
 Bulgaria
 77.0 83.3
 45
 78.0 87.9
 29 171.2
41 Erik Johnsen
 Norway
 75.0 80.1
 51
 79.0 91.0
 18 171.1
42 Todd Gillman
 Canada
 75.0 82.6
 46
 78.0 88.4
 25 171.0
43 Dennis McGrane
 United States
 78.0 90.4
 33
 73.0 79.4
 47 169.8
44 Horst Bulau
 Canada
 74.5 80.8
 49
 78.0 86.9
 34 167.7
45 Vegard Opaas
 Norway
 80.5 92.9
 26
 72.0 73.3
 53 166.2
46 Sandro Sambugaro
 Italy
 74.0 77.0
 55
 79.0 88.5
 24 165.5
47 Thomas Klauser
 West Germany
 80.5 94.4
 24
 71.0 70.7
 55 165.1
48 Christian Hauswirth
 Switzerland
 79.5 90.3
 34
 73.0 74.4
 52 164.7
49 Frédéric Berger
 France
 75.0 80.6
 50
 75.5 83.9
 40 164.5
50 Virginio Lunardi
 Italy
 75.5 82.4
 47
 74.5 79.8
 45 162.2
51 Katsushi Tao
 Japan
 75.0 81.6
 48
 74.0 80.0
 44 161.6
52 Shinichi Tanaka
 Japan
 74.0 79.0
 53
 75.0 81.1
 43 160.1
53 Vladimir Breychev
 Bulgaria
 79.0 90.0
 35
 71.0 69.7
 56 159.7
54 Rick Mewborn
 United States
 75.0 80.1
 51
 74.0 78.5
 48 158.6
55 Dieter Thoma
 West Germany
 75.0 78.1
 54
 74.0 76.0
 49 154.1
56 Christoph Lehmann
 Switzerland
 74.0 76.0
 56
 73.0 74.9
 50 150.9
57 Bernat Sola
 Spain
 71.0 73.2
 57
 68.5 67.2
 57 140.4
58 Eddie Edwards
 Great Britain
 55.0 34.1
 58
 55.0 35.1
 58 69.2


References





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