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Normal Hill, Individual, Men

Date 9 February 1992
StatusOlympic
LocationLe Praz, Courchevel
Participants58 from 16 countries
FormatTwo jumps, with both scored on distance and form.
Olympic Record 91.5 / Jari Puikkonen FIN / 12 February 1984
Judge #1Ivo GregerTCH
Judge #2Sylvester PancherczPOL
Judge #3Alois KogelbauerAUT
Judge #4Gilbert BrancoliniFRA
Judge #5Tom Arne NybakNOR
Venue detailsK-Point: 90 m

The undoubted star of the 1991-92 season was 16-year-old Toni Nieminen of Finland, who entered the Olympics as leader of the World Cup and holder of the prestigious Four Hills Tournament title. His rivals for the Olympic title appeared to come from the strong Austrian team which included world champion Heinz Kuttin, veteran Andreas Felder and 17-year-old Martin Höllwarth. The fourth member of the Austrian quartet was Ernst Vettori. Vettori, a star of the mid eighties had suffered a loss of form which had until he switched to the new V style of jumping.

Höllwarth led after the first round jump with Nieminen and Vettori breathing down his neck in second and third. At 87.5 m Ernst Vettori’s jump was the longest of the second round and propelled him from third to first as neither of his rivals could match the Austria’s leap.

PosNrJumperNOCPoints
1–Ernst VettoriAUT222.8Gold
2–Martin HöllwarthAUT218.1Silver
3–Toni NieminenFIN217.0Bronze
4–Heinz KuttinAUT214.4
5–Mika LaitinenFIN213.6
6–Andreas FelderAUT213.5
7–Heiko HungerGER211.6
8–Didier MollardFRA209.7
9–Jens WeißflogGER208.5
10–Jiří ParmaTCH207.9
11–Mikhail YesinEUN204.7
12–Samo GostišaSLO201.8
13–Jim HollandUSA201.1
14–Masahiko HaradaJPN201.0
15–Jaroslav SakalaTCH200.8
16–Risto LaakkonenFIN200.7
17–Mikael MartinssonSWE199.9
18–Matjaž ZupanSLO197.3
19–Nicolas Jean-ProstFRA195.7
20–Stefan ZündSUI194.8
21–Franci PetekSLO193.5
22–Ivan LunardiITA193.2
23–František JežTCH192.7
24–Sylvain FreiholzSUI191.2
25–Dionis VodnyevEUN191.1
26–Primož KopačSLO189.6
27–Dieter ThomaGER189.4
=28–Ted LangloisUSA188.8
=28–Jiro KamiharakoJPN188.8
=28–Magnus WestmanSWE188.8
31–Noriaki KasaiJPN187.1
=32–Andrey VerveykinEUN186.8
=32–Steve DelaupFRA186.8
34–Jens DeimelGER186.4
=35–Øyvind BergNOR186.0
=35–Staffan TällbergSWE186.0
37–Roberto CeconITA185.5
38–Bryan SandersUSA184.8
39–Kenji SudaJPN184.7
40–Emil ZografskiBUL183.3
41–Martin TrunzSUI182.8
42–Horst BulauCAN181.4
43–Jérôme GayFRA180.9
44–Markus GählerSUI180.2
45–Lasse OttesenNOR179.4
46–Ron RichardsCAN176.1
47–Jan BoklövSWE175.5
48–Tomáš GoderTCH175.3
49–Magne JohansenNOR174.3
50–Vladimir BreychevBUL172.6
51–Bob HolmeUSA171.3
52–Ivo PertileITA169.7
53–Ari-Pekka NikkolaFIN162.8
54–Yury DudarevEUN162.5
55–Kirk AllenCAN162.0
56–Zakhari SotirovBUL157.2
57–Virgil NeagoeROU143.8
58–Espen BredesenNOR127.1
DNS–Zbigniew KlimowskiPOL–