2000–01 FIS Nordic Combined World Cup explained
Competition: | Nordic Combined World Cup 2000/01 |
Competition1: | Overall |
Competition2: | Sprint |
Competition3: | Nations Cup |
Venues: | 9 |
Individual: | 15 |
Team: | 1 |
Cancelled: | 3 |
Following: | 2001/02 |
The 2000/01 FIS Nordic Combined World Cup was the 18th world cup season, a combination of ski jumping and cross-country skiing organized by FIS. It started on 2 Dec 2000 in Kuopio, Finland and ended on 10 March 2001 in Oslo, Norway.[1]
Calendar
Men
Team
Standings
Overall
Rank | | Points |
---|
1 | | 1785 |
2 | | 1342 |
3 | | 1209 |
4 | | 1195 |
5 | | 1010 |
6 | | 900 |
7 | | 851 |
8 | | 848 |
9 | | 752 |
10 | | 733 | |
- Standings after 15 events.
Sprint
Rank | | Points |
---|
1 | | 750 |
2 | | 572 |
3 | | 435 |
4 | | 392 |
5 | | 376 |
6 | | 369 |
6 | | 369 |
8 | | 354 |
9 | | 349 |
10 | | 338 | |
- Standings after 6 events.
Nations Cup
Rank | | Points |
---|
1 | | 4102 |
2 | | 3865 |
3 | | 3647 |
4 | | 2851 |
5 | | 1828 |
6 | | 1589 |
7 | | 1159 |
8 | | 1148 |
9 | | 605 |
10 | | 449 | |
- Standings after 16 events.
External links
Notes and References
- Web site: FIS Nordic Combined World Cup 2000/01 overall standings . FIS . 28 Jul 2015.