Germany at The 2002 Winter Olympics - Ski Jumping

Ski Jumping

Athlete Event Qualifying jump Final jump 1 Final jump 2 Total
Distance Points Rank Distance Points Rank Distance Points Points Rank
Christof Duffner Normal hill 91.5 117.5 7 Q 91.5 117.5 14 Q 92.0 117.5 235.0 17
Michael Uhrmann 92.0 118.0 5 Q 92.0 118.0 12 Q 95.5 127.0 245.0 8
Martin Schmitt Pre-qualified 94.5 125.5 6 Q 94.5 124.5 250.0 7
Sven Hannawald Pre-qualified 97.0 131.0 2 Q 99.0 136.5 267.5 02 !
Michael Uhrmann Large hill 119.0 111.2 6 Q 124.0 120.2 14 Q 119.0 112.2 232.4 16
Martin Schmitt Pre-qualified 126.0 127.3 6 Q 119.5 113.1 240.4 10
Stephan Hocke Pre-qualified 125.0 123.5 9 Q 120.5 113.4 236.9 12
Sven Hannawald Pre-qualified 132.5 140.5 1 Q 131.0 114.8 255.3 4
Men's team large hill
Athletes Result
Points 1 Rank
Sven Hannawald
Stephan Hocke
Michael Uhrmann
Martin Schmitt
974.1 01 !

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