OL-Ski Jump: K90 (Official list), The 1994 Winter Olympics

Received from NTB at 15:53.

Lillehammer (NTB): Ski Jump normal hill (K90) Friday:

Gold:   Espen Bredesen, Norway 		282,0 (100,5-104)
Silver: Lasse Ottesen, Norway 		268,0 (102,5-98) 
Bronze: Dieter Thoma, Germany 		260,5 (98,5-102,5)
4) Jens Weissflog, Germany 		260,0 (98-96,5) 
5) Noriaki Kasai, Japan 		259,0 (98-93) 
6) Jani Soininen, Finland 		258,5 (95-100,5) 
7) Andreas Goldberger, 	Austria 	258,0 (98-93,5) 
8) Jinya Nishikata, Japan 		253,0 (99-94) 
9) Takanobu Okabe, Japan 		252,0 (95-95,5) 
10) Christian Moser, Austria 		246,0 (92-95)
11) Gerd Siegmund, Germany 		243,0 (94,5-92) 
12) Stefan Horngacher, Austria 		242,5 (94,5-94,5) 
13) Jaroslav Sakala, Czech Republic 	235,0 (86,5-94,5) 
14) Nicolas Dessum, France 		233,0 (95,5-88)
and Robert Meglic, Slovenia 		233,0 (93-88,5) 
16) Ari-Pekka Nikkola, Finland 		231,0 (90-89)
17) Didier Mollard, France 		230,0 (91,5-90) 
18) Christof Duffner, Germany 		229,5 (88,5-92,5) 
19) Jiri Parma, Czech Republic 		226,5 (92-87) 
20) Matjaz Kladnik, Slovenia 		226,5 (92,5-87,5) 
and Roberto Cecon, Italy 		226,5 (90,5-88,5)
22) Nicolas Jean-Prost, France 		224,5 (89,5-89)
23) Mikael Martinsson, Sweden 		222,5 (87-90) 
24) Andrej Vervejkin, Kazakstan 	221,5 (85-92) 
25) Heinz Kuttin, Austria 		213,0 (89,5-82)
and Sylvain Freiholz, Switzerland 	213,0 (94-79,5) 
and Martin Svagerko, Slovakia 		213,0 (81,5-90) 
28) Samo Gostisa, Slovenia 		210,0 (86,5-85,5) 
29) Wojciech Skupien, Poland 		206,5 (84,5-86,5) 
30) Janne Väätäinen, Finland 		206,0 (89,5-80,5)
31) Ivo Pertile, Italy 			204,5 (89,5-80) 
32) Ivan Lunardi, Italy 		198,5 (84-84,5) 
33) John Langlois, USA 			197,0 (87,5-78) 
34) Staffan Tällberg, Sweden 		195,5 (81-82) 
35) Robert Holme, USA 			195,0 (83-82) 
36) Zbynek Krompolc, Czech Republic 	189,5 (86-75,5) 
37) Janne Ahonen, Finland 		186,0 (88-73)
38) Aleksander Sinijavskij, Belarus 	179,0 (81-76,5)
39) Bjørn Myrbakken, Norway 		177,5 (87-84,5/fall) 
40) Martin Trunz, Switzerland 		175,0 (88,5-68,5)
41) Dejan Jekovec, Slovenia 		174,0 (74-82) 
    Stanislav Pokhilko, Russia 		174,0 (81-74) 
43) Fredrik Johansson, Sweden 		173,0 (86,5-70) 
44) Raymond Weber, USA  		170,5 (77-78) 
45) Aleksej Solodijankin, Russia 	168,0 (75-78,5) 
46) Aleksander Kolmakov, Kazakstan 	165,5 (78,5-73,5) 
47) Steeve Delaup, France 		      (74,5-79,0) 
48) James Holland, USA 			158,0 (77,5-71) 
49) Kajrat Bijekenov, Kazakstan 	157,5 (79-69) 
50) Kakha Tsakadse, Georgia 		156,5 (75,5-71)
51) Miroslav Slusny, Slovakia 		152,0 (80,5-66,5) 
52) Øyvind Berg, Norway 		149,5 (89,0-59,0)
53) Magnus Westman, Sweden 		148,0 (78,5-67,5) 
54) Dmitrij Tsjelovenko, Russia 	136,5 (68,0-72,5) 
55) Masahiko Harada, Japan 		125,5 (92,0-54,5) 
56) Vasil Gribovitsj, Ukraine 		102,0 (64,0-59,0)

Disqualified 2. round: 
    Ladislav Dluhos, Czech Republic, 
    Mikhail Jessin, Russia.

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