Switzerland at The 2006 Winter Olympics - Ski Jumping

Ski Jumping

Simon Ammann, a double gold medalist in Salt Lake, could not recapture that form in Turin, where his best finish was 15th in the large hill event. Andreas Küttel was pre-qualified in both events, but poor second jumps in both left him outside the medals.

Athlete Event Qualifying First Round Final
Points Rank Points Rank Points Total Rank
Simon Ammann Normal hill 106.0 33 Q 107.0 38 Did not advance 38
Large hill 111.7 4 Q 104.4 20 Q 113.6 218.0 15
Andreas Küttel Normal hill 134.5 1 PQ 133.5 4 Q 129.0 262.5 5
Large hill 132.6 4 PQ 120.0 6 Q 119.1 239.1 6
Guido Landert Normal hill 116.0 19 Q 97.0 48 Did not advance 48
Large hill 74.4 34 Q 85.3 37 Did not advance 37
Michael Moellinger Normal hill 127.0 4 Q 126.5 12 Q 122.5 249.0 13
Large hill 91.3 17 Q 104.9 19 Q 120.0 224.9 13
Simon Ammann
Andreas Küttel
Guido Landert
Michael Moellinger
Team n/a 424.2 8 Q 462.7 886.9 7

Note: PQ indicates a skier was pre-qualified for the final, based on entry rankings.

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