FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2013
The 49th Nordic World Ski Championships took place from February 20 to March 3, 2013 in the Italian region of Val di Fiemme instead. Thus, the Val di Fiemme was after 1991 and 2003 for the third time host the Nordic World Ski Championships.
- 5.1 Sprint
- 5.2 Team Sprint
- 5.3 10 km freestyle
- 5.4 15 km pursuit race
- 5.5 30 km classic
- 5.6 4 x 5 km relay
- 6.1 Single ( normal hill / 10 km)
- 6.2 Single ( large hill / 10 km)
- 6.3 team ( normal hill / 4 x 5 km )
- 6.4 Team Sprint ( large hill / 2 x 7.5 km )
- 7.1 Individual ( normal hill )
- 7.2 Single ( large hill )
- 7.3 team ( large hill )
- 8.1 Single ( normal hill )
- 9.1 team ( normal hill )
Choice of venue
To host the World Cup di Fiemme and the cities Falun, Zakopane, Lahti and Oberstdorf competed with the Val only places that were organizers of Nordic World Ski Championships in the past. In the election on 29 May 2008, finally Val di Fiemme stood out against the competition in the third ballot.
Participant
For the World Championship 701 athletes from 57 countries were registered.
- Algeria Algeria
- Argentina Argentina
- Armenia Armenia
- Australia Australia
- Belgium
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Brazil Brazil
- Bulgaria
- Chile Chile
- People's Republic of China People's Republic of China
- Denmark Denmark
- Germany Germany
- Estonia Estonia
- Finland Finland
- France France
- Greece Greece
- India India
- Iran Iran
- Ireland Ireland
- Iceland Iceland
- Italy Italy
- Japan Japan
- Canada Canada
- Kazakhstan
- Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan
- Croatia Croatia
- Latvia Latvia
- Liechtenstein Liechtenstein
- Lithuania Lithuania
- Luxembourg Luxembourg
- Macedonia Macedonia
- Moldova Moldova
- Mongolia Mongolia
- Nepal Nepal
- New Zealand New Zealand
- Netherlands The Netherlands
- Norway Norway
- Austria Austria
- Peru Peru
- Poland Poland
- Romania Romania
- Russia Russia
- Sweden Sweden
- Switzerland Switzerland
- Serbia Serbia
- Slovakia Slovakia
- Slovenia Slovenia
- Spain
- Flag of South Korea South Korea
- Togo Togo
- Czech Republic Czech Republic
- Ukraine Ukraine
- Hungary Hungary
- Venezuela Venezuela
- United Kingdom United Kingdom
- United States United States
- Belarus Belarus
Medal Tally
Final standings after 21 competitions:
Cross-country men
Sprint
Date: February 20, 2013 ( qualification); February 21, 2013 (5 quarter-finals, semi-finals 2, Final )
Reported in the qualification: 136 athletes from 49 nations, of which 7 failed to launch. For the finals, the 30 time fastest runners were qualified.
Other participants from German speaking countries and provinces, not qualified for the finals placings in the qualification: 035 Italy Dietmar Nöckler 037 Switzerland Valerio Leccardi 043 Germany Sebastian Eisenlauer 044 Germany Alexander Wolz 047 Switzerland Ueli Schnider 048 Austria Max Hauke 052 Austria Aurelius Herburger 083 Luxembourg Kari Peters 103 Belgium Thorsten Langer 111 Belgium Stephan Langer
Team Sprint
Date: February 24, 2013
Reported in the qualification: 31 nations of which is not launched. For the finals to 10 nations qualified. Between Kazakhstan and Canada, and between Austria and the Czech Republic there was photo finish choices.
The Switzerland was eliminated in the semi-finals: 016 Switzerland Eligius Tambornino, Jöri child ski
15 km freestyle
Date: February 27, 2013 Reported in the qualification: 154 runners from 49 countries. Of these, 5 did not start and a retired prematurely. For the final qualified: 98 runners from 34 countries, of which 3 are not started and 3 did not finish the race, including Austria Aurelius Herburger.
Other participants from German speaking countries and provinces, not qualified for the final standings in qualifying: 111 Belgium Thorsten Langer 125 Belgium Stephan Langer
30 km pursuit race
Date: February 23, 2013 Reported: 94 athletes from 36 nations, of which 72 finished the race with placement. 3 runners started not 14 runners were lapped, 1 runner disqualified and four finished the race not for other reasons.
50 km classic
Date: March 3, 2013 Reported: 73 athletes from 25 nations, of which 58 finished the race with placement. 9 runners were lapped and 6 finished the race not for other reasons.
4 × 10 km relay
Date: March 1, 2013 Reported: 18 nations, each with 4 runners, one of which was rounded up.
Cross country women
Sprint
Date: February 20, 2013 ( qualification); February 21, 2013 (5 quarter-finals, semi-finals 2, Final )
Reported in the qualification: 103 athletes from 34 nations, of which 2 failed to launch. For the finals, the 30 time fastest runners were qualified.
Other participants from German-speaking countries and provinces, not qualified for the finals placings in qualifying:
Team Sprint
Date: February 24, 2013
Reported in the qualification: 25 nations, each with 2 athletes. For the finals to 10 nations qualified. Between Russia and Germany, there was a photo finish decision.
Switzerland and Austria dropped out in the semi-finals: 011 Switzerland Bettina Gruber, Laurien van der Graaff 016 Austria Kerstin Muschet, Kateřina Smutná
10 km freestyle
Date: February 26, 2013 Reported in the qualification: 113 runners from 43 countries. For the final qualified: 79 runners from 31 countries, including one not started.
15 km pursuit race
Date: February 23, 2013 Reported: 76 athletes from 30 nations, 6 of which the race did not finish, including 4 for lapping.
30 km classic
Date: March 2, 2013 Reported: 45 athletes from 17 nations, 37 of them finished the race with placement. 1 runner did not start, 2 runners were rounded up and 5 did not finish the race for other reasons.
4 x 5 km relay
Date: February 28, 2013 Reported: 16 nations, each with 4 runners, two of which were lapped and did not finish the race.
Nordic Combined
Single ( normal hill / 10 km)
Date: February 22, 2013
Reported: 55 participants from 17 countries who completed all the jumping. One participant did not occur on the run and one participant did not finish him.
Single ( large hill / 10 km)
Date: February 28, 2013
Reported: 55 participants from 17 countries who completed all the jumping. Three participants were not on the run, and two participants did not complete it.
Team ( normal hill / 4 x 5 km )
Date: February 24, 2013
Reported: 12 nations, each with 4 athletes.
Team Sprint ( large hill / 2 x 7.5 km )
Date: March 2, 2013
Reported: 14 nations, each with 2 athletes.
Ski jumping men
Single ( normal hill )
Date: February 22, 2013 ( qualification); February 23, 2013 ( Final )
Reported in the qualification: 65 athletes from 24 nations. Of these, 10 were pre-qualified, one of which did not start. The 40 best jumpers qualified for the competition. A jumper was disqualified because of problems with the jump suit. In competition, 50 were eligible to Springer, 30 of which came in the final.
Single ( large hill )
Date: February 27, 2013 ( qualification); February 28, 2013 ( Final )
Reported in the qualification: 63 athletes from 20 nations. Of these, 10 were pre-qualified, 2 of which failed to launch. The 40 best jumpers qualified for the competition. A jumper was disqualified due to incorrect length of the ski. In competition, 50 were eligible to Springer, 30 of which came in the final.
When jumping from a German-speaking country not qualify for the competition, ranking in the Qualification: 41 Switzerland Kilian Peier
Team ( large hill )
Date: March 2, 2013
Twelve teams took part in the team competition, one of which reached the top eight second competitive round. The Russian team failed to place in the final by only 0.1 points compared to the host Italians. The Austrian team owed their victory - in addition to the good jumps - especially the skifahrerischen qualities of Manuel Fettner who lost his right ski on landing and having to take on only one ski without the snow continued to fall behind the line. With this performance, he managed to avoid significant point deductions that would have the Austrian team can fall back.
After the competition, the Norwegian team was initially behind Austria on the silver medal. But since Anders Bardal, Anders Jacobsen had started adopted from a higher hatch than first, the points calculation was corrected after the jumping and the Norwegians fell back to fourth place, which is why Germany and Poland subsequently won silver and bronze.
Ski Jumping women
Single ( normal hill )
Date: February 22, 2013
Reported: 43 jumpers from 16 countries. For the finals, the top 30 of the first passage were qualified.
Ski Jumping Mixed
Team ( normal hill )
Date: February 24, 2013 In this World Cup for the first time a mixed- team competition was held. Each team consisted of two women and two men. For the finale, the 8 best teams in the first passage were qualified. The Japanese team won, especially because of the excellent jumps from Sara Takanashi, standing 106.5 meters, the longest jump of the competition, in Austria and Germany.