Kombinacja norweska na Zimowym Olimpijskim Festiwalu Młodzieży Europy 2015




















Kombinacja norweska na Zimowym Olimpijskim Festiwalu Młodzieży Europy 2015






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Data
 26 - 30 stycznia 2015
Gospodarz
Tschagguns, Austria


 Osobny artykuł: Medaliści olimpijskiego festiwalu młodzieży Europy w kombinacji norweskiej.

Zawody w kombinacji norweskiej na Zimowym Olimpijskim Festiwalu Młodzieży Europy 2015 odbyły się w dniach 26 - 30 stycznia 2015 roku w austriackiej miejscowości Tschagguns. Podczas mistrzostw zostały rozegrane dwie konkurencje indywidualne i jedna drużynowa.




Spis treści






  • 1 Wyniki


    • 1.1 Gundersen NH HS108/10 km


    • 1.2 Gundersen NH HS108/5 km


    • 1.3 Sztafeta HS108/4x5 km




  • 2 Bibliografia





Wyniki |



Gundersen NH HS108/10 km |





































































Medal
 Zawodnik
 Wynik
 Strata

Gold medal with cup.svg
Niemcy Willi Hengelhaupt
 27:17,4
 -

Silver medal with cup.svg
Finlandia Severi Taipale
 27:30,4
 +13,0

Bronze medal with cup.svg
Austria Samuel Braz
 27:34,5
 +17,1
4.
Niemcy Constantin Schnurr
 27:45,0
 +27,6
5.
Włochy Aaron Kostner
 27:55,1
 +37,7
6.
Niemcy Benedikt Schwaiger
 28:01,4
 +44,0
7.
Austria Daniel Rieder
 28:06,9
 +49,5
8.
Niemcy Tim Kopp
 28:13,6
 +56,2
9.
Norwegia Lars Ivar Skårset
 28:14,5
 +57,1
10.
Słowenia Vid Vrhovnik
 28:24,5
 +1:07,1


Gundersen NH HS108/5 km |





































































Medal
 Zawodnik
 Wynik
 Strata

Gold medal with cup.svg
Niemcy Willi Hengelhaupt
 13:40,9
 -

Silver medal with cup.svg
Austria Samuel Braz
 14:17,3
 +36,4

Bronze medal with cup.svg
Francja Théo Rochat
 14:25,4
 +44,5
4.
Włochy Aaron Kostner
 14:25,9
 +45,0
5.
Austria Daniel Rieder
 14:39,5
 +58,6
6.
Niemcy Constantin Schnurr
 14:49,6
 +1:08,7
7.
Niemcy Benedikt Schwaiger
 14:49,8
 +1:08,9
8.
Czechy Ondřej Pažout
 14:50,7
 +1:09,8
9.
Słowenia Vid Vrhovnik
 14:51,4
 +1:10,5
10.
Francja Yann Laheurte
 14:51,8
 +1:10,9


Sztafeta HS108/4x5 km |





































































Medal
 Zawodnik
 Wynik
 Strata

Gold medal with cup.svg
 Austria
Daniel Rieder
Philipp Kuttin
Samuel Mraz
Mika Vermeulen
 56:37,3
 -

Silver medal with cup.svg
 Niemcy
Constantin Schnurr
Benedikt Schwaiger
Tim Kopp
Willi Hengelhaupt
 56:40,6
 +3,3

Bronze medal with cup.svg
 Francja
Yann Laheurte
Brice Ottonello
Lilian Vaxelaire
Théo Rochat
 57:50,7
 +1:13,4
4.
 Czechy
Jan Vytrval
František Slavík
David Zemek
Ondřej Pažout
 58:52,7
 +2:15,4
5.
 Finlandia
Mikko Hulkko
Vili Laukkanen
Santeri Hynninen
Severi Taipale
 59:35,1
 +2:57,8
6.
 Włochy
Denis Parolari
Giulio Bezzi
Mirco Sieff
Aaron Kostner
 1:00:14,3
 +3:37,0
7.
 Rosja
Witalij Iwanow
Iwan Konoplew
Siergiej Owtin
Dmitrij Gelwig
 1:01:00,4
 +4:23,1
8.
 Słowenia
Vid Vrhovnik
Gašper Brecl
Jaka Matko
Matevž Malovrh
 1:01:08,5
 +4:31,2
9.
 Polska
Paweł Chyc
Mateusz Dyrcz
Paweł Twardosz
Kacper Konior
 1:03:04,0
 +6:26,7
10.
 Estonia
Klaus-Mark Kolpakov
Risto Raudeberg
Ainar Pikk
Artti Aigro
 1:05:06,0
 +8:28,7


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