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GERMANY wins the men's team flying hill at Planica (SLO): 18 March 2000

GERMANY finished first in the men's team flying hill at Planica (SLO) on 18 March 2000. The competition was part of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup.

18 March 2000 International Planica (SLO)
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18 March 2000 · Planica (SLO)

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The competition

GERMANY finished first in the men's team flying hill at Planica (SLO) on 18 March 2000. The competition was part of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup.

The official classification contains 9 ranked teams for this event. The result belongs to the team flying hill discipline.

The leading results

GERMANY finished in position 1. The recorded result was Total points: 772.8. The listed team members were HANNAWALD Sven, JAEKLE Hansjoerg, SCHMITT Martin, UHRMANN Michael.

FINLAND finished in position 2. The recorded result was Total points: 745.6. The listed team members were KANTEE Ville, JUSSILAINEN Risto, SOININEN Jani, AHONEN Janne.

JAPAN finished in position 3. The recorded result was Total points: 691.6. The listed team members were OKABE Takanobu, FUNAKI Kazuyoshi, MIYAHIRA Hideharu, KASAI Noriaki.

The rest of the leading field

NORWAY took position 4, with Total points: 682.4.

AUSTRIA took position 5, with Total points: 483.9.

POLAND took position 6, with Total points: 440.0.

SLOVENIA took position 7, with Total points: 430.1.

CZECH REPUBLIC took position 8, with Total points: 360.8.

SWITZERLAND took position 9, with Total points: 246.4.

The points classification

The total-points column gives the cumulative competition score. The points-difference column shows each trailing competitor’s gap from the winner.

The official classification

GERMANY wins the men's team flying hill at Planica (SLO): 18 March 2000
RankCompetitorCountryResult
1GERMANYGERTotal points: 772.8
2FINLANDFINTotal points: 745.6
3JAPANJPNTotal points: 691.6
4NORWAYNORTotal points: 682.4
5AUSTRIAAUTTotal points: 483.9
6POLANDPOLTotal points: 440.0
7SLOVENIASLOTotal points: 430.1
8CZECH REPUBLICCZETotal points: 360.8
9SWITZERLANDSUITotal points: 246.4

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