Medalists by Event: Nordic Combined
Updated February 21, 2017 | Factmonster Staff
Ski jumping followed by a cross country race. Judges stopped converting cross country times into points after the 1994 Games. The times listed are final cross country times adjusted to include the competitors' staggered start time. The staggered start is determined by the Gundersen Method, which is a table that converts final ski jumping point differentials into time intervals. For example, a skier trailing by 1.5 points after the jumping section would start nine seconds behind the leader.
Multiple gold medals: Samppa Lajunen and Ulrich Wehling (3); Bjarte Engen Vik, Johan Gröttumsbråten, Fred Boerre Lundberg, Takanori Kono and Kenji Ogiwara (2).
Individual
Year | Points | |
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1924 | Thorleif Haug, NOR | 18.906 |
1928 | Johan Gröttumsbråten, NOR | 17.833 |
1932 | Johan Gröttumsbråten, NOR | 446.00 |
1936 | Oddbjörn Hagen, NOR | 430.3 |
1948 | Heikki Hasu, FIN | 448.80 |
1952 | Simon Slattvik, NOR | 451.621 |
1956 | Sverre Stenersen, NOR | 455.000 |
1960 | Georg Thoma, GER | 457.952 |
1964 | Tormod Knutsen, NOR | 469.28 |
1968 | Franz Keller, W. Ger | 449.04 |
1972 | Ulrich Wehling, E. Ger | 413.340 |
1976 | Ulrich Wehling, E. Ger | 423.39 |
1980 | Ulrich Wehling, E. Ger | 432.200 |
1984 | Tom Sandberg, NOR | 422.595 |
1988 | Hippolyt Kempf, SWI | 432.230 |
1992 | Fabrice Guy, FRA | 426.470 |
1994 | Fred Borre Lundberg, NOR | 457.970 |
Time | ||
1998 | Bjarte Engen Vik, NOR | 41:21.1 |
2002 | Samppa Lajunen, FIN | 39:11.7 |
Sprint
New event in 2002.
Year | Time | |
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2002 | Samppa Lajunen, FIN | 16:40.1 |
Team
Year | Points | |
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1988 | West Germany | 792.08 |
1992 | Japan | 1247.180 |
1994 | Japan | 1368.860 |
Time | ||
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1998 | Norway | 54:11.5 |
2002 | Finland | 48:42.2 |