Raw Air 2017

The Raw Air 2017 was the first edition of Raw Air, a ten-day tournament for men in ski jumping and ski flying held in Norway between 10–19 March 2017. It was part of the 2016–17 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup season. Fatih Arda İpcioğlu represented his country in qualifications of Lillehammer as first Turkish ski jumper in history of the World Cup competitions.

Raw Air 2017
Winners
Raw Air overall Stefan Kraft
Competitions
Venues4
Individual9
Team2

On 18 March 2017, the world record was improved twice at Vikersundbakken; firstly, Robert Johansson jumped 252 metres (827 ft), and about 30 minutes later Stefan Kraft landed at 253.5 metres (832 ft).

Competition

Prize money

The competition had a record high prize money of €100,000 in total for top 3 competitors in overall standings: €60,000 for the title, €30,000 for the second place and €10,000 for the third place.[1]

Format

The competition was held on four different hills in Oslo, Lillehammer, Trondheim, and Vikersund. It lasted for ten consecutive days with total of 14 rounds from individual events, team events and qualifications (prologues).

Events Rounds
Individual 3 6 (3x2)
Qualifications (prologue) 4 4 (4x1)
Team 2 4 (2x2)
Total 9 14

Judges

Judge Country Judges by hills
Oslo Lillehammer Trondheim Vikersund
Pascal Malec  France A E A D D Did not judge
Peter Knoll  Germany B A B A A Did not judge
Inge Eriksrød  Norway C B C Did not judge
Masahiko Takahashi  Japan D C D E E Did not judge
Martino De Crignis  Italy E D E B B Did not judge
Kjersti Haugen Espelid  Norway Did not judge C C Did not judge
Geir Steinar Loeng  Norway Did not judge A A Did not judge
Mark Servold  Canada Did not judge B B Did not judge
Marit Nybelius Stub  Sweden Did not judge C C Did not judge
Peter Kimmig  Germany Did not judge D D Did not judge
Jože Berčič  Slovenia Did not judge E E Did not judge
Petra Nordman  Finland Did not judge A C A
Hermann Gshwentner  Austria Did not judge B E B
Marek Pilch  Poland Did not judge C B C
Nasyr Nasyrow  Kazakhstan Did not judge D A D
Nicolai Sebergsen  Norway Did not judge E D E

Jury

Walter Hofer is the World Cup race director, Borek Sedlák as his assistant and Arne Åbråten as main coordinator of Raw Air:

Hill Technical delegate Technical delegate
assistant
Chief competition Control equipment
Before After
Oslo Sandro Pertile Werner Rathmayr Svein Granerud Morten Solem Sepp Gratzer
Lillehammer Christian Kathol Pekka Hyvärinen Kristian Brenden
Trondheim Michael Lais Hroar Stjernen
Vikersund Franck Salvi Aljoša Dolhar Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl

Nations

Nation Total Competitors
 Norway 13 Lindvik, Granerud, Søberg, Haukedal, Fannemel, Bjerkeengen, Bjøreng, Hilde, Aune, Johansson, Forfang, Tande, Stjernen
 Slovenia 8 Peter Prevc, Domen Prevc, Bartol, Dežman, Semenič, Damjan, Lanišek, Tepeš
 Poland 7 Muranka, Hula, Ziobro, Kubacki, Stoch, Kot, Żyła
 Austria 7 Fettner, Hayböck, Kraft, Schiffner, Schlierenzauer, Kofler, Huber
 Japan 6 Ito, Kasai, Junshirō Kobayashi, Ryōyū Kobayashi, Sakuyama, Takeuchi
 Germany 6 Eisenbichler, Freitag, Geiger, Leyhe, Wank, Wellinger
 Czech Republic 6 Polášek, Štursa, Vančura, Janda, Koudelka, Matura
 Kazakhstan 5 Karpenko, Muminov, Sokolenko, Tkachenko, Zhaparov
  Switzerland 5 Ammann, Deschwanden, Peier, Schuler, Karlen
 Finland 5 Aalto, Ahonen, Larinto, Määttä, Nousiainen
 Italy 4 Bresadola, Colloredo, Dellasega, Insam
 Russia 4 Bazhenov, Klimov, Nazarov, Romashov
 United States 4 Bickner, Glasder, Larson, Rhoads
 France 1 Descombes Sevoie
 Canada 1 Boyd-Clowes
 Turkey 1 Arda İpcioğlu
 Estonia 1 Nurmsalu

Schedule

Map of hosts

Holmenkollen
(10–12 March)
Lillehammer
(13–14 March)
Trondheim
(15–16 March)
Vikersund
(17–19 March)
Raw Air 2017 (Norway)

Individual

No. Season Date Place Hill Size Winner Second Third Event Rounds Raw Air bib Ref.
1 1 10 March 2017   Oslo Holmenkollbakken HS134 LH Andreas Wellinger Peter Prevc Richard Freitag prologue 1R Andreas Wellinger [2]
2 2 11 March 2017   Oslo Holmenkollbakken HS134 LH Stefan Kraft Piotr Żyła Michael Hayböck team 2R Stefan Kraft
3 3 12 March 2017   Oslo Holmenkollbakken HS134 LH Stefan Kraft Andreas Wellinger Markus Eisenbichler individual 2R [3]
4 4 13 March 2017   Lillehammer Lysgårdsbakken HS138 (night) LH Markus Eisenbichler Richard Freitag Stefan Kraft prologue 1R [4]
14 March 2017   Lillehammer Lysgårdsbakken HS138 (night) LH strong wind; cancelled after 26 of 50 jumpers and moved to Vikersund in one round individual 2R
5 5 15 March 2017   Trondheim Granåsen HS140 (night) LH Kamil Stoch Andreas Stjernen Andreas Wellinger prologue 1R Andreas Wellinger [5]
6 6 16 March 2017   Trondheim Granåsen HS140 (night) LH Stefan Kraft Andreas Stjernen Andreas Wellinger individual 2R Stefan Kraft [6]
[nb 1] 17 March 2017   Vikersund Vikersundbakken HS225 FH strong wind; rescheduled one-round competition from Lillehamer was converted to prologue individual 1R
7 7 [nb 2] 17 March 2017   Vikersund Vikersundbakken HS225 (night) FH Kamil Stoch Andreas Wellinger Domen Prevc prologue 1R Andreas Wellinger [7]
8 8 18 March 2017   Vikersund Vikersundbakken HS225 FH Stefan Kraft Kamil Stoch Andreas Wellinger team 2R
9 9 19 March 2017   Vikersund Vikersundbakken HS225 FH Kamil Stoch Noriaki Kasai Michael Hayböck individual 2R Stefan Kraft [8]
1st Raw Air Overall (final standings after 9 events) Stefan Kraft Kamil Stoch Andreas Wellinger 14R

Team

No. Season Date Place Hill Size Winner Second Third Note Ref.
1 1 11 March 2017   Oslo Holmenkollbakken HS134 LH  Austria
Michael Hayböck
Manuel Fettner
Markus Schiffner
Stefan Kraft
 Germany
Markus Eisenbichler
Stephan Leyhe
Richard Freitag
Andreas Wellinger
 Poland
Piotr Żyła
Kamil Stoch
Dawid Kubacki
Maciej Kot
both rounds count individual in Raw Air overall [9]
2 2 18 March 2017   Vikersund Vikersundbakken HS225 FH  Norway
Daniel-André Tande
Robert Johansson
Johann André Forfang
Andreas Stjernen
 Poland
Piotr Żyła
Dawid Kubacki
Maciej Kot
Kamil Stoch
 Austria
Michael Hayböck
Manuel Fettner
Gregor Schlierenzauer
Stefan Kraft
both rounds count individual in Raw Air overall [10]

Raw Air standings

Rank After 9 events 10/03/2017
Oslo
11/03/2017
Oslo
12/03/2017
Oslo
13/03/2017
Lillehammer
14/03/2017
Lillehammer
15/03/2017
Trondheim
16/03/2017
Trondheim
17/03/2017
Vikersund
17/03/2017
Vikersund
18/03/2017
Vikersund
19/03/2017
Vikersund
Total
points
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Rank Points
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Points
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Rank Points
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Points
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Rank Points
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Two rounds Rank Points
(R7)
Rank Points
(R8)
Points
(R9)
One round Rank Points
(R10)
Rank Points
(R11)
Points
(R12)
Rank Points
(R13)
Points
(R14)
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10184.81230.5220.95226.9197.92298.1
Kamil Stoch 11124.58124.9126.822121.090.225128.51146.05144.7140.41216.92224.1218.01228.3238.32272.6
Andreas Wellinger 1140.57123.5128.72135.0123.64151.43139.53138.1151.52214.13220.5213.518228.9142.92251.3
4 Andreas Stjernen 10127.712128.9114.65116.9124.86149.12144.52147.5146.812179.94207.3217.79201.0203.42210.1
5 Peter Prevc 2135.94130.7128.616108.4110.114140.95135.27132.9137.39186.76224.4186.26210.7212.42180.4
6 Johann André Forfang 12123.26126.5126.210100.0124.69146.04137.46139.4141.617174.68202.9189.34209.9218.82160.4
7 Maciej Kot 6129.515115.4122.511103.0119.312144.910124.813124.9130.87196.87213.1190.714199.5187.72102.9
8 Noriaki Kasai 27115.719113.9117.013105.6115.815134.123114.415129.5125.16200.211191.4188.32216.5231.52099.0
9 Robert Johansson 22118.618109.6123.96119.8119.75151.319116.329117.5116.311183.95213.9196.910210.6192.42090.7
10 Daiki Itō 16120.810116.7128.44123.0120.517131.67132.217129.1122.413178.910208.3176.312199.0195.02082.2
11 Simon Ammann 26116.016120.3116.517109.0109.324129.19125.916128.5123.27166.012195.8182.416187.2189.71998.8
12 Michael Hayböck 12122.53134.1127.515110.5109.120130.4DNS26119.5120.74202.913204.4173.23225.3205.11985.2
13 Roman Koudelka 18120.020111.9116.119104.6111.28147.134108.59128.5135.937149.115192.7176.620175.1179.31956.6
14 Piotr Żyła 7128.92131.9131.49116.7110.510145.916118.023126.4118.162107.416199.8160.323159.2175.81930.3
15 Richard Freitag 3131.811126.5117.614112.9108.22151.913120.38136.3132.136150.919175.1166.130164.563.41857.6
16 Markus Eisenbichler 4130.09133.2115.03120.4123.71163.18132.14145.5143.25200.621181.0146.43895.3DNQ1829.5
17 Manuel Fettner 8127.914120.4121.68115.0112.729126.4DNS11125.9134.519170.617211.2133.626157.1144.91801.8
18 Dawid Kubacki 8127.917113.7120.123109.1101.953103.245103.237114.3DNQ18173.220180.6152.017177.8194.41771.4
19 Daniel-André Tande 23118.35123.1130.37121.4115.451111.75497.110125.1136.221169.918194.0150.632150.8150.81743.9
20 Viktor Polášek 40108.12699.797.84386.4DNQ21130.115119.627123.0116.838148.722158.5137.122178.5163.01667.3
21 Jurij Tepeš 44106.3DNS27106.095.937120.847102.1DNQ8191.714175.9195.67205.1216.71516.1
22 Jernej Damjan 23118.33097.795.426104.697.411145.635108.419125.7123.622169.5DNS27203.478.81468.4
23 Karl Geiger 38109.0DNS2596.0108.039118.825112.831116.1DNQ28163.32971.8131.211198.7199.81425.5
24 Domen Prevc DNSDNSDNS33123.4DNS24125.6118.33207.69194.7191.98208.8200.91370.9
25 Taku Takeuchi 45105.723105.0114.224113.395.634122.833108.843109.7DNQ45142.824167.1123.2DNQ1308.5
26 Alex Insam 38108.233112.1DNQ4483.5DNQ43116.520116.035114.5DNQ34151.738142.6DNQ25162.6145.41253.1
27 Stephan Leyhe 15121.513120.6122.118107.7108.918130.626112.128121.1113.243144.2DNSDNQ1202.0
28 Gregor Schlierenzauer 21119.1DNS20110.0104.419130.5DNSDNS30161.323132.9158.728161.497.41175.7
29 Vincent Descombes Sevoie 19119.7DNS12111.3110.927127.76134.320126.5121.826167.7DNS35140.0140.01159.2
30 Anže Lanišek DQDNSDNQ13141.410124.832116.0DNQ16176.62683.6172.024155.9159.71130.0
31 Kevin Bickner 5294.84478.8DNQDNQ45114.849100.6DNQ24167.533164.0DNQ15203.3178.81102.6
32 Markus Schiffner 20119.622105.5116.13393.4DNQ26128.032109.233115.5DNQ31160.1DNS31155.0DNQ1102.4
33 Jarkko Määttä 37109.235104.0DNQ3691.5DNQ16131.717116.442109.9DNQ23169.235158.9DNQ3991.3DNQ1082.1
34 Anders Fannemel DQDNSDNQ7148.917116.414126.3128.525167.1DNS13189.6203.01079.8
35 Anže Semenič 46103.3DNS2899.8101.050112.749100.6DNQ20170.1DNS19174.2186.11047.8
36 Killian Peier 48103.12596.6112.63791.1DNQ40118.531109.340111.5DNQ57117.83273.1108.5DNQ1042.1
37 Gregor Deschwanden 35110.23195.095.03890.7DNQ35121.65397.8DNQ40147.128132.7103.1DNQ993.2
38 Joakim Aune 17120.3DNS21108.3103.823129.228111.218119.7130.555120.0DNSDNQ943.0
39 Ryōyū Kobayashi 40108.12998.696.03990.2DNQDQ21115.344109.5DNQ50135.131101.385.3DNQ939.4
40 Evgeniy Klimov DNSDNSDNS5698.912124.712130.5128.514177.439130.4DNQ36137.7DNQ927.8
41 Andreas Wank 32112.3DNS4778.1DNQ49112.940106.525121.6119.733157.1DNS37100.0DNQ808.2
42 Antti Aalto 34111.034107.9DNQ3294.1DNQ6280.929110.736114.4DNQ51133.937155.2DNQDNQ908.1
43 Davide Bresadola 36109.936103.1DNQ5077.0DNQ46114.422114.521120.6126.449137.2DNSDNQ903.1
44 Sebastian Colloredo 42108.03894.7DNQ3094.9101.66088.738106.947102.1DNQ6496.04299.8DNQDNQ892.7
45 Halvor Egner Granerud DQDNSDNQDNS13120.322128.9117.815176.8DNS21171.9172.0887.7
46 Nejc Dežman 33111.824115.2103.74287.8DNQ52105.836108.345108.2DNQ42146.2DNSDNQ887.0
47 Ville Larinto 45113.74290.1DNQ4088.0DNQ42116.948101.9DNQ48138.640117.6DNQDNQ766.8
48 Michael Glasder DQ4191.2DNQDNQ6185.65793.4DNQ29163.941105.3DNQ33147.7DNQ684.4
49 Vojtěch Štursa 4997.32898.697.23592.0DNQ48113.05991.0DNQ6592.7DNSDNQ681.8
50 Andreas Kofler 25116.6DNS3493.1DNQ22130.046102.830117.5114.6DNSDNSDNS674.6
51 Jakub Janda 31113.221115.2107.22996.9102.830126.0DNSDNSDNSDNSDNS661.3
52 Alexey Romashov 6285.9DNSDNQ28127.237107.050100.1DNQ6880.536157.5DNQDNQ658.2
53 Jan Matura DNSDNSDNSDNS39106.638113.7DNQ47139.825137.0133.5DNQ630.6
54 Junshirō Kobayashi 43107.3DNS4581.4DNQ54101.744104.139113.6DNQ56118.8DNSDNQ626.9
55 Casey Larson DQ4092.0DNQDNQ6376.341105.048100.4DNQ6784.834161.5DNQDNQ620.0
56 MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes 5491.9DNSDNQ47114.242104.541110.3DNQ40147.1DNSDNQ568.0
57 William Rhoads 5989.037101.0DNQDNQ5989.15695.4DNQ59117.24576.0DNQDNQ567.7
58 Jan Ziobro 14121.6DNS4680.3DNQ38120.35198.7DNQ46142.4DNSDNQ563.3
59 Gabriel Karlen DNSDNSDNSDNS6275.6DNQ32158.727120.3126.04058.1DNQ538.7
60 Kaarel Nurmsalu 5989.0DNSDNQ6867.843104.246107.6DNQ44143.4DNSDNQ512.0
61 Tomáš Vančura 5393.7DNSDNQDQ5595.5DNQ53126.73098.194.9DNQ508.9
62 Tilen Bartol 28115.527102.495.03194.996.4DNSDNSDNSDNSDNSDNS504.2
63 Joacim Ødegård Bjøreng 5096.7DNS4088.0DNQDNSDNSDNS39147.6DNS34143.4DNQ475.7
64 Klemens Muranka DQDNSDNQ41118.424113.434114.9DNQ58117.6DNSDNQ464.3
65 Aleksandr Bazhenov 5195.0DNSDNQ55100.95297.9DNQ6968.74487.6DNQDNQ450.1
66 Kento Sakuyama 5591.6DNSDNQ32124.15891.5DNQ54126.4DNSDNQ433.6
67 Marat Zhaparov 6675.74380.9DNQDNQ5894.66183.0DNQ6692.4DNSDNQ426.6
68 Mikhail Nazarov DQDNSDNQ44115.86087.2DNQ52129.44391.5DNQDNQ423.9
69 Tom Hilde 29113.7DNS4878.0DNQ36121.1DNSDNS61110.9DNSDNQ423.7
70 Stefan Huber DNSDNSDNQDNSDNSDNS35151.4DNS29159.884.8396.0
71 Eetu Nousiainen DNSDNSDNSDNS30109.449100.3DNQ63106.54674.1DNQDNQ390.3
72 Roberto Dellasega 6578.84670.3DNQDNQ6669.36464.8DNQ7065.54732.3DNQDNQ381.0
73 Andreas Schuler 5790.63288.278.1DNQ6570.9DNSDNSDNSDNSDNS327.8
74 Janne Ahonen 46103.33992.1DNQ4878.0DNQDNSDNSDNSDNSDNSDNS273.4
75 Sabyrżan Muminow 6768.44768.3DNQDNQ6963.0DNQ0.0DNQ7253.5DNSDNQ253.2
76 Konstantin Sokolenko 6857.54857.7DNQDNQDNS6558.4DNQ7160.5DNSDNQ234.1
77 Sergey Tkachenko 6482.54571.2DNQDNQ6473.7DNSDNSDNSDNSDNS227.4
78 Stefan Hula Jr. 5591.6DNSDNQ31125.9DNSDNSDNSDNSDNS217.5
79 Fredrik Bjerkeengen 5889.1DNSDNQDNSDNSDNS60115.0DNSDNQ204.1
80 Nikolay Karpenko DNSDNSDNS6768.76366.5DNQ7351.5DNSDNQ186.3
81 Fatih Arda İpcioğlu DNSDNSDNS5795.4DNSDNSDNSDNSDNS95.4
82 Richard Haukedal 6187.7DNSDNQDNSDNSDNSDNSDNSDNS87.7
83 Sigurd Nymoen Søberg 6384.7DNSDNQDNSDNSDNSDNSDNSDNS84.7
Marius Lindvik DQDNSDNQDNSDNSDNSDNSDNSDNS
competitor scored points in all rounds of the Tournament

Footnotes

  1. Canceled individual event from 14 March in Lilehammer was rescheduled to a ski flying hill in Vikersund as a one-round event on 17 March.
  2. Prologue in Vikersund was rescheduled from 17 to 18 March.

References

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