Nordic combined at the 1992 Winter Olympics – Individual

The men's individual nordic combined competition for the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville at Courchevel and Les Saisies on 11 and 12 February.[1][2]

Individual at the XVI Olympic Winter Games
Pictogram for Nordic combined
Venue	Courchevel (ski jumping) Les Saisies (cross-country skiing)
Dates	11–12 February
Competitors	45 from 12 nations
Winning time	44:28.1
Medalists
Fabrice Guy  France Sylvain Guillaume  France Klaus Sulzenbacher  Austria

Results

Ski Jumping

Athletes did three normal hill ski jumps, with the lowest score dropped. The combined points earned on the jumps determined the starting order and times for the cross-country race; each three points was equal to a 20 second deficit.[1]

Rank	Name	Country	Jump 1	Jump 2	Jump 3	Points	Time Difference
1	Klaus Ofner	Austria	111.6	113.0	115.5	228.5	+0:00.0
2	Reiichi Mikata	Japan	108.5	111.1	115.0	226.1	+0:16.0
3	Fabrice Guy	France	115.5	101.1	106.6	222.1	+0:42.6
4	Klaus Sulzenbacher	Austria	110.8	110.8	108.9	221.6	+0:46.0
5	Jari Mantila	Finland	107.3	102.9	109.4	216.7	+1:18.6
6	Kenji Ogiwara	Japan	110.9	104.4	84.9	215.3	+1:27.9
7	Stefan Kreiner	Austria	98.4	106.2	108.6	214.8	+1:31.2
8	Hans-Peter Pohl	Germany	107.7	104.8	103.2	212.5	+1:46.5
9	Fred Børre Lundberg	Norway	103.5	106.1	105.8	211.9	+1:50.5
10	Thomas Dufter	Germany	100.8	104.6	106.2	210.8	+1:57.8
11	Andrey Dundukov	Unified Team	92.7	106.4	104.0	210.4	+2:00.5
12	Teemu Summanen	Finland	95.7	105.3	103.0	208.3	+2:14.5
13	Sylvain Guillaume	France	97.2	106.2	101.9	208.1	+2:15.8
14	Allar Levandi	Estonia	101.7	102.7	103.7	206.4	+2:27.1
15	Joe Holland	United States	93.8	98.6	107.7	206.3	+2:27.8
16	Sergey Shvagirev	Unified Team	97.5	102.0	103.0	205.0	+2:36.4
17	Milan Kučera	Czechoslovakia	97.3	107.7	96.1	205.0	+2:36.4
18	Stanisław Ustupski	Poland	102.0	100.6	96.5	202.6	+2:52.4
19	Francis Reppelin	France	95.6	100.8	101.1	201.9	+2:57.1
20	Andreas Schaad	Switzerland	97.3	103.0	98.1	201.1	+3:02.4
21	Marco Zarucchi	Switzerland	95.0	97.8	103.3	201.1	+3:02.4
22	Xavier Girard	France	84.5	100.7	98.6	199.3	+3:14.4
23	Ago Markvardt	Estonia	91.2	99.0	100.0	199.0	+3:16.4
24	Masashi Abe	Japan	100.4	97.5	96.8	197.9	+3:23.7
25	Takanori Kono	Japan	64.3	93.6	103.8	197.4	+3:27.0
26	Sven Leonhardt	Germany	89.7	96.5	100.7	197.2	+3:28.4
27	František Máka	Czechoslovakia	96.4	100.7	96.4	197.1	+3:29.0
28	Ryan Heckman	United States	96.8	99.6	95.0	196.4	+3:33.7
29	Tim Tetreault	United States	96.4	96.6	98.9	195.5	+3:39.7
30	Josef Kovařík	Czechoslovakia	96.9	96.4	94.8	193.3	+3:54.3
31	Günther Csar	Austria	92.5	100.3	93.0	193.3	+3:54.3
32	Valery Stolyarov	Unified Team	88.8	103.2	85.9	192.0	+4:03.0
33	Stefan Habas	Poland	93.8	89.4	98.0	191.8	+4:04.3
34	Pasi Saapunki	Finland	92.6	93.3	97.8	191.1	+4:08.9
35	Knut Tore Apeland	Norway	91.7	94.3	96.4	190.7	+4:11.6
36	Hippolyt Kempf	Switzerland	92.6	77.3	97.1	189.7	+4:18.3
37	Martin Bayer	Czechoslovakia	97.0	91.2	88.3	188.2	+4:28.2
38	Peter Heli	Estonia	89.4	92.6	89.1	182.0	+5:09.5
39	Trond Einar Elden	Norway	88.9	93.0	87.9	181.9	+5:10.2
40	Vasily Savin	Unified Team	87.1	91.0	88.4	179.4	+5:26.8
41	Urs Niedhart	Switzerland	82.9	84.6	94.7	179.3	+5:27.5
42	Sami Kallunki	Finland	87.6	83.1	89.9	177.5	+5:39.5
43	Todd Wilson	United States	84.7	78.7	92.0	176.7	+5:44.8
44	Toomas Tiru	Estonia	80.6	83.2	87.7	170.9	+6:23.4
45	Bård Jørgen Elden	Norway	77.0	88.1	79.6	167.7	+6:44.7

Cross-Country

The cross-country race was over a distance of 15 kilometres.[1]

Rank	Name	Country	Start time	Cross-country		Finish time
				Time	Place
	Fabrice Guy	France	+0:42.7	43:45.4	6	44:28.1
	Sylvain Guillaume	France	+2:16.0	43:00.5	3	45:16.5
	Klaus Sulzenbacher	Austria	+0:46.0	44:48.4	13	45:34.4
4	Fred Børre Lundberg	Norway	+1:50.7	44:04.1	9	45:54.8
5	Klaus Ofner	Austria	+0:00.0	45:57.9	21	45:57.9
6	Allar Levandi	Estonia	+2:27.4	43:34.8	5	46:02.2
7	Kenji Ogiwara	Japan	+1:28.0	44:57.5	16	46:25.5
8	Stanisław Ustupski	Poland	+2:52.7	44:03.5	8	46:56.2
9	Trond Einar Elden	Norway	+5:10.7	42:01.2	1	47:11.9
10	Knut Tore Apeland	Norway	+4:12.0	43:11.9	4	47:23.9
11	Andrey Dundukov	Unified Team	+2:00.7	45:43.5	19	47:44.2
12	Thomas Dufter	Germany	+1:58.0	45:54.9	20	47:52.9
13	Xavier Girard	France	+3:14.7	44:47.3	12	48:02.0
14	Andreas Schaad	Switzerland	+3:02.7	44:59.4	17	48:02.1
15	František Máka	Czechoslovakia	+3:29.4	44:33.4	10	48:02.8
16	Hans-Peter Pohl	Germany	+1:46.7	46:55.0	26	48:41.7
17	Stefan Kreiner	Austria	+1:31.4	47:10.4	27	48:41.8
17	Josef Kovařík	Czechoslovakia	+3:54.7	44:47.1	11	48:41.8
19	Takanori Kono	Japan	+3:27.4	45:18.9	18	48:46.3
20	Pasi Saapunki	Finland	+4:09.4	44:54.0	15	49:03.4
21	Bård Jørgen Elden	Norway	+6:45.3	42:32.1	2	49:17.4
22	Vasily Savin	Unified Team	+5:27.4	43:57.4	7	49:24.8
23	Ago Markvardt	Estonia	+3:16.7	46:21.9	25	49:38.6
24	Teemu Summanen	Finland	+2:14.7	47:44.7	31	49:59.4
25	Stefan Habas	Poland	+4:04.7	46:13.4	23	50:18.1
26	Hippolyt Kempf	Switzerland	+4:18.7	46:05.8	22	50:24.5
27	Francis Reppelin	France	+2:57.4	47:31.0	28	50:28.4
28	Sami Kallunki	Finland	+5:40.0	44:49.7	14	50:29.7
29	Marco Zarucchi	Switzerland	+3:02.7	47:52.6	33	50:55.3
30	Masashi Abe	Japan	+3:24.0	47:44.5	30	51:08.5
31	Peter Heli	Estonia	+5:10.0	46:15.1	24	51:25.1
32	Günther Csar	Austria	+3:54.7	47:34.0	29	51:28.7
33	Valery Stolyarov	Unified Team	+4:03.4	47:46.8	32	51:50.2
34	Reiichi Mikata	Japan	+0:16.0	51:53.1	42	52:09.1
35	Sven Leonhardt	Germany	+3:28.7	48:59.9	36	52:28.6
36	Sergey Shvagirev	Unified Team	+2:36.7	50:26.9	39	53:03.6
37	Ryan Heckman	United States	+3:34.0	50:07.9	37	53:41.9
38	Urs Niedhart	Switzerland	+5:28.0	48:39.4	35	54:07.4
39	Todd Wilson	United States	+5:45.3	48:36.7	34	54:22.0
40	Tim Tetreault	United States	+3:40.0	51:09.6	41	54:49.6
41	Martin Bayer	Czechoslovakia	+4:28.7	50:42.5	40	55:11.2
42	Toomas Tiru	Estonia	+6:24.0	50:13.1	38	56:37.1
-	Jari Mantila	Finland	+1:18.7	DNF	-	-
-	Joe Holland	United States	+2:28.0	DNF	-	-
-	Milan Kučera	Czechoslovakia	+2:36.7	DNF	-	-

References

1. "Albertville 1992 Official Report" (PDF). Le Comite d'Organisation des Jeux Olympiques Albertville. LA84 Foundation. 1992. Retrieved January 21, 2014.
2. "Nordic Combined at the 1992 Albertville Winter Games: Men's Individual". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 7 September 2019.