FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 1970
The 28th Nordic World Ski Championships was held from 14 to 22 February 1970 in the High Tatras ( Vysoke Tatry ) in Czechoslovakia instead, for the second time after 1935.
- 2.1 5 km
- 2.2 10 km
- 2.3 3 x 5 km relay
- 3.1 Individual ( normal hill / 15 km)
- 4.1 normal hill K90
- 4.2 large hill K120
Cross-country men
15 km
Date: February 17, 1970
30 km
Date: February 16, 1970
50 km
Date: February 20, 1970
4 x 10 km relay
Date: February 22, 1970
Cross country women
5 km
Date: February 17, 1970
10 km
Date: February 16, 1970
3 x 5 km relay
Date: February 22, 1970
Nordic Combined Men
Single ( normal hill / 15 km)
Date: 15th and February 16th, 1970
Ski jumping men
Normal hill K90
Date: February 14, 1970 The competition was held on the MS 1970 B.
Large hill K120
Date: February 22, 1970 The competition was held on the MS 1970 A.
Medal Tally
Source
- Hermann Hansen, Knut Sveen: VM på ski '97. Alt om ski -VM 1925 to 1997. Adresseavisens Forlag, Trondheim 1996. ISBN 82-7164-044-5
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- Nordic World Ski Championships
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