2013–14 Four Hills Tournament

The 2013-14 Four Hills Tournament will take place at the four traditional venues of Oberstdorf, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Innsbruck and Bischofshofen, located in Germany and Austria, between 29 December 2013 and 6 January 2014.

Results

Oberstdorf

HS 137 Schattenbergschanze, Germany
29 December 2013[1]

RankNameNationality1st (m)2nd (m)PointsOverall FHT PointsOverall WC points (Rank)
1Simon Ammann  Switzerland139.0133.0301.9301.9 (1)344 (4)
2Anders Bardal Norway133.0133.5297.9297.9 (2)391 (2)
3Thomas Diethart Austria139.0134.5297.3297.3 (3)150 (17)
3Peter Prevc Slovenia139.5134.0297.3297.3 (3)194 (13)
5Thomas Morgenstern Austria132.0134.5296.8296.8 (5)266 (7)

Garmisch-Partenkirchen

HS 140 Große Olympiaschanze, Germany
1 January 2014[2]

RankNameNationality1st (m)2nd (m)PointsOverall FHT PointsOverall WC points (Rank)
1Thomas Diethart Austria141.0140.5296.1593.4 (1)250 (10)
2Thomas Morgenstern Austria139.0139.0285.1581.9 (2)346 (5)
3Simon Ammann  Switzerland133.5139.0278.5580.4 (3)404 (4)
4Anders Fannemel Norway138.0136.5275.7275.7 (36)128 (21)
5Andreas Wellinger Germany134.0134.5267.2510.4 (16)306 (6)

Innsbruck

HS 130 Bergiselschanze, Austria
4 January 2014[3]

RankNameNationality1st (m)PointsOverall FHT PointsOverall WC points (Rank)
1Anssi Koivuranta Finland132.5127.5515.1 (23)126 (22)
2Simon Ammann  Switzerland133.5126.3706.7 (2)484 (2)
3Kamil Stoch Poland126.5126.2663.1 (8)526 (1)
4Gregor Schlierenzauer Austria131.5125.4671.8 (7)463 (3)
5Thomas Diethart Austria126.5122.7716.1 (1)295 (9)

Bischofshofen

HS 140 Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze, Austria
6 January 2014

RankNameNationality1st (m)2nd (m)PointsOverall FHT PointsOverall WC points (Rank)
1Thomas Diethart Austria138.5140.0296.51012.6 (1)395 (6)
2Peter Prevc Slovenia139.5138.5294.8971.3 (4)327 (10)
3Thomas Morgenstern Austria137.0142.0293.6994.3 (2)438 (5)
4Simon Ammann  Switzerland137.5137.0285.7992.4 (3)534 (2)
5Noriaki Kasai Japan133.5137.5281.0962.1 (5)386 (7)

Overall standings

The final standings after the four events. Thomas Diethart was the overall winner.[4]

RankNameNationalityOberstdorf (finish)Garmisch-Partenkirchen (finish)Innsbruck (finish)Bischofshofen (finish)Overall FHT points
1Thomas Diethart Austria297.3 (3)296.1 (1)122.7 (5)296.5 (1)1012.6
2Thomas Morgenstern Austria296.8 (5)285.1 (2)118.8 (8)293.6 (3)994.3
3Simon Ammann  Switzerland301.9 (1)278.5 (3)126.3 (2)285.7 (4)992.4
4Peter Prevc Slovenia297.3 (3)257.1 (18)122.1 (6)294.8 (2)971.3
5Noriaki Kasai Japan294.5 (6)265.3 (6)121.3 (7)281.0 (5)962.1
6Anders Bardal Norway297.9 (2)260.6 (13)113.7 (14)278.4 (6)950.6
7Kamil Stoch Poland272.0 (13)264.9 (7)126.2 (3)275.1 (8)938.2
8Gregor Schlierenzauer Austria281.6 (9)264.8 (8)125.4 (4)260.2 (18)932.0
9Michael Hayböck Austria284.6 (7)253.2 (24)102.3 (34)266.7 (14)906.8
10Andreas Wellinger Germany243.2 (29)267.2 (5)112.0 (18)273.3 (9)895.7

See also

References

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