2008–09 FIS Nordic Combined World Cup
The 2008–09 FIS Nordic Combined World Cup is an international winter sports competition organized by the FIS, consisting of combined ski jumping and cross country skiing. It began in Kuusamo on 29 November 2008. It was won by Anssi Koivuranta from Finland. Hannu Manninen retired before the season began.
Changes
This World Cup is the first season with a new system. Instead of a sprint (1x jump and 7,5 km cross country skiing race) and Gundersen (2x jumps and 1x 15 km cross country skiing race), there is now a combined competition with a single jump and a single 10 km cross country skiing race. The Masstart is unchanged[1]. The Relay is now 5 km Cross country and one jump for every jumper in the team.
Calendar
| Date |
Location |
Discipline |
Winner |
2nd place |
3rd place |
| 29.11.2008 |
Kuusamo, Finland |
HS142 / 10 km |
Ronny Ackermann |
Janne Ryynänen |
Anssi Koivuranta |
| 30.11.2008 |
HS142 / 10 km |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Janne Ryynänen |
Daito Takahashi |
| 06.12.2008 |
Trondheim, Norway |
HS131 / 10 km |
Magnus Moan |
Jason Lamy-Chappuis |
Anssi Koivuranta |
| 07.12.2008 |
HS131 / 10 km |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Björn Kircheisen |
Jason Lamy Chappuis |
13.12.2008 |
Liberec, Czech Republic |
HS134 / 10 km |
Cancelled due to warm temperatures and lack of snow |
14.12.2008 |
HS134 / 10 km |
Cancelled due to warm temperatures and lack of snow |
| 20.12.2008 |
Ramsau, Austria |
HS98 / 10 km |
Bill Demong |
Björn Kircheisen |
Jan Schmid |
| 21.12.2008 |
HS98 / 10 km |
Björn Kircheisen |
Bill Demong |
Jason Lamy Chappuis |
| 27.12.2008 |
Oberhof, Germany |
HS140 / 10 km |
Magnus Moan |
Todd Lodwick |
Anssi Koivuranta |
| 28.12.2008 |
HS140 / 10 km |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Todd Lodwick |
Jason Lamy Chappuis |
| 03.01.2009 |
Schonach, Germany |
HS96 / 4 x 5 km Team |
Germany |
Norway |
Austria |
| 04.01.2009 |
HS96 / 10 km |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Bill Demong |
Björn Kircheisen |
| 10.01.2009 |
Val di Fiemme, Italy |
HS134 / 10 km, Massstart |
Björn Kircheisen |
Bernhard Gruber |
Jan Schmid |
| 11.01.2009 |
HS134 / 10 km |
Magnus Moan |
Jan Schmid |
Pavel Churavý |
| 16.01.2009 |
Vancouver, Canada |
HS140 / 10 km |
Bill Demong |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Björn Kircheisen |
| 17.01.2009 |
HS140 / 10 km |
Magnus Moan |
Björn Kircheisen |
Bill Demong |
| 31.01.2009 |
Chaux-Neuve, France |
HS99 / 10 km |
Magnus Moan |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Björn Kircheisen |
| 01.02.2009 |
HS99 / 10 km |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Christoph Bieler |
Magnus Moan |
| 07.02.2009 |
Seefeld, Austria |
HS100 / 10 km |
Mario Stecher |
Jan Schmid |
Lukas Klapfer |
| 08.02.2009 |
HS100 / 10 km |
Magnus Moan |
Mario Stecher |
Anssi Koivuranta |
| 14.02.2009 |
Klingenthal, Germany |
HS140 / 10 km |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Magnus Moan |
Jan Schmid |
| 15.02.2009 |
HS140 / 10 km |
Bill Demong |
Jason Lamy Chappuis |
Pavel Churavy |
| 18 February to 1 March 2009 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2009 in Liberec, Czech Republic |
| 06.03.2009 |
Lahti, Finland |
HS130 / 10 km |
Bill Demong |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Jason Lamy Chappuis |
| 07.03.2009 |
HS130 / 10 km |
Magnus Moan |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Bill Demong |
| 14.03.2009 |
Vikersund, Norway |
HS117 / 10 km |
Anssi Koivuranta |
Bill Demong |
Magnus Moan |
| 15.03.2009 |
HS117 / 10 km |
Bill Demong |
Petter Tande |
Mikko Kokslien |
World Cup standings
Overall
Notes
References
External links
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