Nordic combined at the 1998 Winter Olympics – Individual

Individual; at the XVIII Olympic Winter Games
	Pictogram for Nordic combined
Venue	Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium (ski jumping); Snow Harp (cross-country skiing)
Dates	13–14 February
Competitors	45 from 14 nations
Winning time	41:21.1
Medalists

The men's individual nordic combined competition for the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano at Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium and Snow Harp on 13 and 14 February.^[1]

Results

Ski Jumping

Athletes did two normal hill ski jumps. The combined points earned on the jumps determined the starting order and times for the cross-country race; each point was equal to a six second deficit.^[1]

Rank	Name	Country	Jump 1	Jump 2	Total	Time Difference
1	Bjarte Engen Vik	Norway	116.0	125.0	241.0	+0:00
2	Valery Stolyarov	Russia	120.0	115.0	235.0	+0:36
3	Tsugiharu Ogiwara	Japan	112.5	120.0	232.5	+0:51
4	Junichi Kogawa	Japan	112.0	120.0	232.0	+0:54
5	Christoph Bieler	Austria	112.5	118.5	231.0	+1:00
6	Samppa Lajunen	Finland	108.5	122.0	230.5	+1:03
7	Mario Stecher	Austria	106.0	122.5	228.5	+1:15
8	Milan Kučera	Czech Republic	110.5	117.5	228.0	+1:18
9	Kenji Ogiwara	Japan	107.5	118.5	226.0	+1:30
10	Jens Deimel	Germany	113.5	107.5	221.0	+2:00
11	Nicolas Bal	France	110.0	108.5	218.5	+2:15
12	Jan Matura	Czech Republic	104.5	113.5	218.0	+2:18
13	Todd Lodwick	United States	101.0	116.0	217.0	+2:24
14	Tapio Nurmela	Finland	110.5	103.0	213.5	+2:45
15	Dmitry Sinitsyn	Russia	110.5	103.0	213.5	+2:45
16	Sylvain Guillaume	France	108.0	104.5	212.5	+2:51
17	Jari Mantila	Finland	101.0	111.0	212.0	+2:54
18	Ronny Ackermann	Germany	103.5	106.0	209.5	+3:09
19	Bill Demong	United States	110.5	98.0	208.5	+3:15
20	Hannu Manninen	Finland	101.5	105.5	207.0	+3:24
21	Jean-Yves Cuendet	Switzerland	105.5	100.5	206.0	+3:30
22	Fred Børre Lundberg	Norway	101.5	103.5	205.0	+3:36
23	Ladislav Rygl	Czech Republic	96.0	108.5	204.5	+3:39
24	Jens Salumäe	Estonia	102.5	101.0	203.5	+3:45
25	Kristian Hammer	Norway	105.5	98.0	203.5	+3:45
26	Josef Buchner	Germany	99.5	103.5	203.0	+3:48
27	Ludovic Roux	France	98.0	104.5	202.5	+3:51
28	Fabrice Guy	France	98.0	103.5	201.5	+3:57
29	Christoph Eugen	Austria	98.0	101.5	199.5	+4:09
30	Andrea Longo	Italy	111.0	88.0	199.0	+4:12
31	Denis Tishagin	Russia	98.0	100.5	198.5	+4:15
32	Urs Kunz	Switzerland	102.0	94.0	196.0	+4:30
33	Aleksey Fadeyev	Russia	107.5	88.0	195.5	+4:33
34	Petr Šmejc	Czech Republic	103.0	92.0	195.0	+4:36
35	Dave Jarrett	United States	105.5	89.5	195.0	+4:36
36	Satoshi Mori	Japan	105.5	89.5	195.0	+4:36
37	Magnar Freimuth	Estonia	95.5	99.0	194.5	+4:39
38	Andy Hartmann	Switzerland	90.0	103.0	193.0	+4:48
39	Tim Tetreault	United States	94.0	96.5	190.5	+5:03
40	Felix Gottwald	Austria	98.5	91.5	190.0	+5:06
41	Matthias Looß	Germany	83.0	104.0	187.0	+5:24
42	Halldor Skard	Norway	75.5	110.5	186.0	+5:30
43	Marco Zarucchi	Switzerland	99.0	86.5	185.5	+5:33
44	Ago Markvardt	Estonia	77.5	104.0	181.5	+5:57
45	Konstantin Kalinovsky	Belarus	85.5	95.5	181.0	+6:00
46	Roman Perko	Slovenia	92.5	87.5	180.0	+6:06
47	Tambet Pikkor	Estonia	77.0	88.5	165.5	+7:33
48	Sergey Zakharenko	Belarus	73.0	85.0	158.0	+8:18

Cross-Country

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

Rank	Name	Country	Start time	Cross-country		Finish time
Rank	Name	Country	Start time	Time	Place	Finish time
	Bjarte Engen Vik	Norway	+0:00	41:21.1	16	41:21.1
	Samppa Lajunen	Finland	+1:03	40:45.6	8	41:48.6
	Valery Stolyarov	Russia	+0:36	41:13.3	14	41:49.3
4	Kenji Ogiwara	Japan	+1:30	41:12.2	13	42:42.2
5	Milan Kučera	Czech Republic	+1:18	41:27.8	17	42:45.8
6	Tsugiharu Ogiwara	Japan	+0:51	41:55.4	23	42:46.4
7	Nicolas Bal	France	+2:15	40:31.8	5	42:46.8
8	Mario Stecher	Austria	+1:15	41:54.9	22	43:09.9
9	Sylvain Guillaume	France	+2:51	40:51.5	9	43:42.5
10	Dmitry Sinitsyn	Russia	+2:45	41:03.0	11	43:48.0
11	Hannu Manninen	Finland	+3:24	40:27.0	4	43:51.0
12	Ronny Ackermann	Germany	+3:09	40:43.9	7	43:52.9
13	Jens Deimel	Germany	+2:00	41:56.3	24	43:56.3
14	Ladislav Rygl	Czech Republic	+3:39	40:41.8	6	44:20.8
15	Tapio Nurmela	Finland	+2:45	41:46.6	21	44:31.6
16	Fred Børre Lundberg	Norway	+3:36	40:56.3	10	44:32.3
17	Jean-Yves Cuendet	Switzerland	+3:30	41:04.6	12	44:34.6
18	Urs Kunz	Switzerland	+4:30	40:23.2	3	44:53.2
19	Christoph Bieler	Austria	+1:00	43:55.5	38	44:55.5
20	Todd Lodwick	United States	+2:24	42:33.4	28	44:57.4
21	Felix Gottwald	Austria	+5:06	40:10.2	2	45:16.2
22	Andrea Longo	Italy	+4:12	41:14.2	15	45:26.2
23	Junichi Kogawa	Japan	+0:54	44:42.8	42	45:36.8
24	Christoph Eugen	Austria	+4:09	41:28.7	18	45:37.7
25	Marco Zarucchi	Switzerland	+5:33	40:04.9	1	45:37.9
26	Kristian Hammer	Norway	+3:45	42:22.7	26	46:07.7
27	Jari Mantila	Finland	+2:54	43:16.6	34	46:10.6
28	Andy Hartmann	Switzerland	+4:48	41:30.5	20	46:18.5
29	Fabrice Guy	France	+3:57	42:46.3	30	46:43.3
30	Dave Jarrett	United States	+4:36	42:16.0	25	46:52.0
31	Ludovic Roux	France	+3:51	43:01.2	32	46:52.2
32	Matthias Looß	Germany	+5:24	41:30.2	19	46:54.2
33	Magnar Freimuth	Estonia	+4:39	42:29.5	27	47:08.5
34	Bill Demong	United States	+3:15	44:03.9	40	47:18.9
35	Jan Matura	Czech Republic	+2:18	45:17.0	44	47:35.0
36	Tim Tetreault	United States	+5:03	42:45.5	29	47:48.5
37	Aleksey Fadeyev	Russia	+4:33	43:46.7	36	48:19.7
38	Satoshi Mori	Japan	+4:36	43:53.0	37	48:29.0
39	Jens Salumäe	Estonia	+3:45	44:51.2	43	48:36.2
40	Petr Šmejc	Czech Republic	+4:36	44:01.4	39	48:37.4
41	Roman Perko	Slovenia	+6:06	43:01.4	33	49:07.4
42	Konstantin Kalinovsky	Belarus	+6:00	43:38.2	35	49:38.2
43	Sergey Zakharenko	Belarus	+8:18	42:54.2	31	51:12.2
44	Tambet Pikkor	Estonia	+7:33	44:13.8	41	51:46.8
-	Josef Buchner	Germany	+3:48	DNS	-	-
-	Denis Tishagin	Russia	+4:15	DNF	-	-
-	Halldor Skard	Norway	+5:30	DNF	-	-
-	Ago Markvardt	Estonia	+5:57	DNS	-	-

References

1 2 3 "Nagano 1998 Official Report - Volume 3" (PDF). Nagano Olympics Organizing Committee. LA84 Foundation. 1998. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 26, 2008. Retrieved January 21, 2014.

External links

Sports-Reference - 1998 Nordic Combined Men's individual

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[OfficialReport-1] 1 2 3 "Nagano 1998 Official Report - Volume 3" (PDF). Nagano Olympics Organizing Committee. LA84 Foundation. 1998. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 26, 2008. Retrieved January 21, 2014.