FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019 – Women's individual normal hill

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Women's individual normal hill
at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019
LocationSeefeld in Tirol, Austria
Dates27 February
Competitors53 from 18 nations
Winning points259.6
Medalists
gold medal Maren Lundby   Norway
silver medal Katharina Althaus   Germany
bronze medal Daniela Iraschko-Stolz   Austria
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Cross-country skiing
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Sprintmenwomen
Interval start15 km men10 km women
Pursuit30 km men15 km women
Mass start50 km men30 km women
Team sprintmenwomen
Relay4 × 10 km men4 × 5 km women
Nordic combined
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Normal hillIndividualTeam
Large hillIndividualTeam sprint
Ski jumping
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Normal hillMenWomen
Women's teamMixed team
Large hillIndividualMen's team
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The Women's individual normal hill competition at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019 was held on 27 February 2019.[1][2] A qualification was held prior to the competition round.

Results[]

Qualification[]

The qualification was started at 15:00.[3][4]

Rank Bib Name Country Distance (m) Points Notes
1 52 Katharina Althaus  Germany 106.5 130.7 Q
2 53 Maren Lundby  Norway 103.5 125.3 Q
3 43 Urša Bogataj  Slovenia 100.0 118.2 Q
4 41 Chiara Hölzl  Austria 99.0 117.1 Q
5 48 Nika Križnar  Slovenia 99.5 115.2 Q
5 42 Ramona Straub  Germany 98.0 115.2 Q
7 39 Sofia Tikhonova  Russia 98.5 113.2 Q
8 40 Yuki Ito  Japan 96.5 111.5 Q
9 47 Eva Pinkelnig  Austria 97.5 111.0 Q
10 49 Carina Vogt  Germany 97.5 110.0 Q
10 25 Daniela Haralambie  Romania 97.0 110.0 Q
12 36 Silje Opseth  Norway 95.5 109.8 Q
13 44  Russia 95.5 109.5 Q
14 51 Sara Takanashi  Japan 96.5 108.5 Q
15 45 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz  Austria 97.0 108.4 Q
16 50 Juliane Seyfarth  Germany 96.5 107.2 Q
17 29  Slovenia 94.5 106.9 Q
18 34 Jacqueline Seifriedsberger  Austria 93.0 104.9 Q
19 37 Lara Malsiner  Italy 95.5 103.6 Q
20 30 Elena Runggaldier  Italy 92.0 103.3 Q
21 24 Anna Shpyneva  Russia 95.0 103.1 Q
22 20 Ingebjørg Saglien Bråten  Norway 94.5 102.3 Q
23 32 Špela Rogelj  Slovenia 91.5 102.1 Q
24 33  Japan 92.0 101.5 Q
25 35 Anna Rupprecht  Germany 91.5 100.8 Q
26 18 Kamila Karpiel  Poland 93.5 100.3 Q
27 22 Nita Englund  United States 92.5 98.6 Q
28 23 Joséphine Pagnier  France 92.0 97.7 Q
29 46 Anna Odine Strøm  Norway 92.5 97.4 Q
30 31 Yūka Setō  Japan 90.0 96.7 Q
31 38 Alexandra Kustova  Russia 91.5 94.4 Q
32 28 Léa Lemare  France 87.5 92.5 Q
33 12  Czech Republic 86.5 91.9 Q
34 27 Lucile Morat  France 87.5 89.7 Q
35 21 Océane Avocat Gros  France 86.0 87.0 Q
36 5  Kazakhstan 85.5 86.4 Q
37 19 Kinga Rajda  Poland 86.5 85.7 Q
38 16  Czech Republic 85.0 84.1 Q
39 17  Canada 82.5 81.3 Q
40 9  Finland 83.5 80.3 Q
41 14  Czech Republic 80.5 79.4
42 2  Kazakhstan 81.5 78.0
43 6  Czech Republic 79.5 75.0
44 4 Virág Vörös  Hungary 80.5 73.3
45 8  United States 79.0 73.2
46 15 Nina Lussi  United States 78.0 72.4
47 26 Julia Kykkänen  Finland 79.0 71.1
48 11  Romania 70.5 54.6
49 1  Sweden 67.0 42.1
50 3  Kazakhstan 66.0 39.1
51 7  Kazakhstan 65.5 38.0
52 13  Slovakia 59.5 28.1
– 10 Tara Geraghty-Moats  United States Disqualified

Final[]

The first round was started at 16:15 and the final round at 17:09.[5][6]

Rank Bib Name Country Round 1 Final round Total
Distance (m) Points Rank Distance (m) Points Rank Points
1st place, gold medalist(s) 53 Maren Lundby  Norway 106.5 130.5 1 104.5 129.1 3 259.6
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 52 Katharina Althaus  Germany 108.0 128.9 2 107.0 130.2 1 259.1
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 45 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz  Austria 101.0 117.8 8 105.5 129.8 2 247.6
4 50 Juliane Seyfarth  Germany 104.0 125.9 3 101.5 118.5 7 244.4
5 47 Eva Pinkelnig  Austria 102.0 120.3 4 103.0 121.5 4 241.8
6 51 Sara Takanashi  Japan 101.5 118.0 6 102.0 118.7 6 236.7
7 48 Nika Križnar  Slovenia 101.5 116.7 9 102.5 119.4 5 236.1
8 43 Urša Bogataj  Slovenia 102.0 119.7 5 99.0 112.0 13 231.7
9 46 Anna Odine Strøm  Norway 102.0 117.9 7 99.5 112.7 10 230.6
10 49 Carina Vogt  Germany 100.5 115.1 10 98.5 109.2 15 224.3
11 36 Silje Opseth  Norway 97.0 109.6 13 98.5 113.6 8 223.2
12 24 Anna Shpyneva  Russia 97.0 111.4 11 97.5 110.0 14 221.4
13 25 Daniela Haralambie  Romania 95.5 108.2 14 99.0 112.4 11 220.6
14 37 Lara Malsiner  Italy 96.5 106.6 16 100.0 113.3 9 219.9
15 40 Yuki Ito  Japan 97.0 109.9 12 94.5 106.7 18 216.6
16 34 Jacqueline Seifriedsberger  Austria 95.0 107.2 15 94.5 105.1 21 212.3
17 33  Japan 95.0 105.2 18 97.0 106.3 20 211.5
18 42 Ramona Straub  Germany 92.5 97.6 28 101.0 112.3 12 209.9
18 29  Slovenia 94.0 102.2 24 98.5 107.7 17
20 39 Sofia Tikhonova  Russia 95.5 102.9 22 95.5 106.7 18 209.6
21 44  Russia 95.0 100.5 26 98.0 108.2 16 208.7
22 32 Špela Rogelj  Slovenia 95.0 105.5 17 93.5 100.5 25 206.0
23 18 Kamila Karpiel  Poland 97.5 103.6 21 93.5 102.1 22 205.7
24 35 Anna Rupprecht  Germany 93.0 101.4 25 96.0 102.1 22 203.5
25 20 Ingebjørg Saglien Bråten  Norway 96.0 105.1 19 94.0 97.3 26 202.4
26 41 Chiara Hölzl  Austria 93.0 100.1 27 95.0 101.5 24 201.6
27 30 Elena Runggaldier  Italy 93.5 103.8 20 90.5 92.0 29 195.8
28 31 Yūka Setō  Japan 94.0 102.7 23 89.0 91.5 30 194.2
29 12  Czech Republic 88.5 94.3 30 91.5 96.7 27 191.0
30 28 Léa Lemare  France 90.5 94.9 29 89.5 93.7 28 188.6
31 23 Joséphine Pagnier  France 87.5 94.2 31 Did not qualify
16  Czech Republic 89.5 31
33 27 Lucile Morat  France 88.0 91.5 33
34 19 Kinga Rajda  Poland 91.0 90.8 34
35 38 Alexandra Kustova  Russia 87.5 87.8 35
5  Kazakhstan 86.5 35
37 22 Nita Englund  United States 83.5 84.2 37
38 21 Océane Avocat Gros  France 84.5 83.8 38
39 17  Canada 86.0 83.2 39
40 9  Finland 84.0 79.8 40

References[]

  1. ^ Schedule
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ Qualification start list
  4. ^ Qualification results
  5. ^ First round results
  6. ^ Final results
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