Nordic combined at the 1948 Winter Olympics

Nordic combined at the 1948 Winter Olympics consisted of one event, held from 31 January to 1 February. The ski jumping portion took place at Olympiaschanze St. Moritz, while the cross-country portion took place around the hills of St. Moritz.[1][2]

Nordic Combined
at the V Olympic Winter Games
VenueOlympiaschanze St. Moritz (ski jumping)
Around the hills of St. Moritz (cross-country skiing)
Dates31 January-1 February
Competitors39 from 13 nations
Winning Score448.80
Medalists
Heikki Hasu  Finland
Martti Huhtala  Finland
Sven Israelsson  Sweden

Medal summary

Medal table

[1]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Finland1102
2 Sweden0011
Totals (2 nations)1113

Norway, which had won every previous Olympic medal in Nordic combined, were stunned to see Finland and Sweden split the three medals in St. Moritz.

Events

[1]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual
Heikki Hasu
 Finland
448.80 Martti Huhtala
 Finland
433.65 Sven Israelsson
 Sweden
433.40

Individual

The 18 kilometre cross-country race was used to determine the cross-country scores for the nordic combined, which did not have a separate ski race. 39 competitors in that race went on to compete in the ski jumping, with each jumper taking three attempts, and the top two counting for points. The athlete with the highest combined points score was awarded the gold medal.[1]

RankNameCountryCross-countrySki JumpingTotal
TimePointsRankJump 1Jump 2Jump 3TotalRank
Heikki Hasu Finland1:16:43240.003957.061.564.0208.88448.80
Martti Huhtala Finland1:19:28224.153862.061.061.5209.56433.65
Sven Israelsson Sweden1:21:44211.503667.566.067.0221.91433.40
4Niklaus Stump Switzerland1:22:15208.503365.563.560.0213.05421.50
5Olavi Sihvonen Finland1:22:26207.003260.065.060.0209.27416.20
6Eilert Dahl Norway1:22:52205.503062.062.563.0208.88414.30
7Pauli Salonen Finland1:22:28207.003163.062.060.5206.310413.30
8Olaf Dufseth Norway1:21:50211.503561.059.061.0201.116412.60
9Erik Elmsäter Sweden1:22:12208.953456.061.558.0202.015410.95
10Clas Haraldsson Sweden1:24:21197.352563.566.066.0213.44410.75
11Olav Odden Norway1:21:35212.253759.053.555.5196.919409.15
12Kåre Østerdal Norway1:24:20198.002655.062.061.0206.211404.20
13Alfons Supersaxo Switzerland1:24:29196.502463.057.061.5203.913400.40
14Alfredo Prucker Italy1:23:26202.502951.059.556.0191.522394.00
15Rizzieri Rodeghiero Italy1:24:12198.002757.058.056.0190.823388.80
16Josl Gstrein Austria1:25:04193.502363.561.059.5188.225381.70
17Theo Allenbach Switzerland1:23:54199.502852.552.050.0176.632376.10
18Gottlieb Perren Switzerland1:26:27186.002056.057.556.5187.826373.80
19René Jeandel France1:25:57189.002152.054.056.5182.128371.10
20Stefan Dziedzic Poland1:25:33190.502252.054.552.0177.131367.60
21Karl Martitsch Austria1:31:19162.001359.060.061.0198.217360.20
22Józef Daniel Krzeptowski Poland1:31:05162.001458.057.060.5197.818359.80
23Hubert Hammerschmied Austria1:32:47154.501058.562.062.5202.414356.90
24Tone Razinger Yugoslavia1:28:24176.251753.551.555.5176.233352.45
25Tadeusz Kwapień Poland1:27:55178.501947.052.551.0173.734352.20
26Corey Engen United States1:37:24132.00665.559.064.0214.83346.80
27Don Johnson United States1:32:03157.501257.056.559.0187.627345.10
28Alberto Tassotti Italy1:28:16177.001846.552.042.0165.136342.10
29Gordy Wren United States1:40:12120.00466.568.566.0220.22340.20
30Walter Jeandel France1:34:19147.00960.559.059.5192.621339.60
31Jaroslav Kadavý Czechoslovakia1:32:17157.501151.555.055.5181.129338.60
32Bohumil Kosour Czechoslovakia1:29:37169.501644.547.548.5159.037328.50
33Ralph Townsend, Jr. United States1:37:12138.00754.561.058.0188.724326.70
34Leopold Tajner Poland1:38:45126.00561.558.055.0195.520321.50
35Jaroslav Lukeš Czechoslovakia1:41:00115.50363.562.065.0205.412320.90
36František Šimůnek Czechoslovakia1:35:21142.50851.050.052.0169.835312.30
37Bill Irwin Canada1:44:4399.00151.051.051.5181.030280.00
38Nikola Delev Bulgaria1:43:29105.00242.045.048.0157.138262.10
-Paul Haslwanter Austria1:31:00163.5015---DNS--

Participating NOCs

Thirteen nations participated in nordic combined at the St. Moritz Games. Bulgaria and France made their Olympic nordic combined debuts.[1]

References

  1. "Rapport Général sur les Ves Jeux Olympiques d'Hiver St-Moritz 1948" (PDF). Comité Olympique Suisse. LA84 Foundation. 1948. Retrieved January 20, 2014.
  2. "Nordic Combined at the 1948 Sankt Moritz Winter Games". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 4 September 2019.
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