WC - Wednesday 19.00 CE(S)T 2011-01-05
Klasyfikacja końcowa po 40/40 konkursach
Poz. Gracz Kraj Ocena I II III N Punkty
1. Andre Ottesen 3 NOR 1590 5 7 3 40 1778
2. Martin Kafka CZE 1535 3 4 4 39 1440
3. Krzysztof Kowalski POL 1477 5 2 3 40 1388
4. Dariusz Jabłoński POL 1575 2 3 1 39 1267
5. Rafał Wesołek POL 1397 3 1 5 39 1236
6. Maciej Mazański POL 1535 - 3 2 40 1191
7. Michal Micka CZE 1533 1 4 1 40 1187
8. Wojtek Szablewicz POL 1508 3 1 3 40 1160
9. Karol Rutkowski POL 1487 4 1 2 40 1054
10. Damian Cichon POL 1462 1 3 1 39 983
11. Roger Edvardsen NOR 1458 1 1 - 39 831
12. Robert Szczepaniak POL 1391 2 - 1 40 811
13. Krzysztof Nagay POL 1356 1 1 4 40 792
14. Henning Sommerstad NOR 1485 1 1 1 34 739
15. M. A. Lipiński POL 1251 2 - 1 39 731
16. Motz Kolosowski AUT 1421 1 - 1 36 706
17. Piotr Kaczmarczyk POL 1406 - 1 - 40 671
18. Jan Štěrba Jr. CZE 1535 - - 2 25 615
19. steinar hansen 2 NOR 1416 - - 1 35 520
20. Brane Kocjancic SLO 1334 1 - - 39 489
21. sami kiimalainen FIN 1332 - - 2 40 473
22. Grzegorz Jabcoń POL 1310 - 1 - 38 472
23. Petri Kähkönen FIN 1382 - - - 40 469
24. Ketil Berg NOR 1359 1 - 1 40 453
25. Tom-Kjetil Nygård NOR 1310 - 1 1 40 432
26. Wojciech Rudzinski POL 1352 - - - 40 413
27. Eino Lämsä FIN 1378 - - - 30 386
28. Hermann Geisler AUT 1297 - - 1 40 374
29. Mikko Säkkinen 2 FIN 1280 - 1 - 39 355
30. rune åbø NOR 1341 - 1 - 33 339
31. Ernst Lankenau GER 1371 - - - 26 334
32. Karol Wróbel POL 1331 - - 1 22 318
33. Risto Peltoniemi FIN 1308 - 1 - 28 275
34. Peter Brkan SLO 1285 - - - 38 241
35. Magnor Samueljord NOR 1411 - 1 - 11 222
Andy Jakesch GER 1291 - 1 - 16 222
37. matej rajterič SLO 1217 1 - - 37 218
Vid Pogacnik SLO 1192 - - - 38 218
39. Maximilian Geiler GER 1367 - 1 - 16 200
40. Roman Unger GER 1255 - - - 37 199
41. Jussi Niska 2 FIN 1289 - - - 33 194
Einar Tørnquist Johans. NOR 1359 - - - 20 194
43. Jussi Lyytinen FIN 1279 - - - 30 184
44. Srecko SUI 1137 - - - 28 178
45. Alan Ruzic SLO 1335 - - - 13 140
46. Zoran Stanic SRB 1291 1 - - 3 126
47. Jacek Terbert POL 1155 - - - 38 123
48. Christian Hermann GER 1227 1 - - 14 121
49. Paweł Połeć POL 1140 - - - 40 118
50. Łukasz Falęcik POL 1165 - - - 21 107
51. alexander burger GER 1395 - - - 9 103
52. Marcin Połeć POL 1176 - - - 38 95
53. Matti Malkamäki FIN 1184 - - - 29 94
54. Marcin Wolniewicz POL 1162 - - - 38 93
55. TOMISLAV PAVLOVIC CRO 1168 - - - 13 88
56. erik vidar eriksen NOR 1181 - - - 34 84
57. Jouko Järvinen FIN 1146 - - 1 14 78
58. Olgierd Kawecki POL 1226 - - - 12 70
59. Rafal Rzepczynski POL 1202 - - - 40 63
60. Maciej Sobiecki POL 1333 - - - 9 60
61. Juha-Pekka Kähkönen FIN 1141 - - - 13 56
62. Lauri Lamio FIN 1161 - - - 25 51
63. Tomas Hires SVK 1104 - - - 40 46
64. Sandi Lunder SLO 1051 - - - 28 44
65. Krzysztof Lachowski POL 1315 - - - 3 42
66. Thor Erik Hegle NOR 1124 - - - 28 31
67. Jani Novak SLO 1163 - - - 9 30
68. sveinung kolsvik 3 NOR 1248 - - - 4 24
69. Mikko Lintunen FIN 1020 - - - 40 19
70. Olli Pitkänen FIN 1185 - - - 8 15
71. Frode Karlsen NOR 1041 - - - 26 9
72. Przemek Brzozowski POL 1002 - - - 15 7
73. Jan Duske GER 922 - - - 40 5
Aljosa Cimzar SLO 1140 - - - 4 5
75. Kicaj POL 1077 - - - 20 4
76. Jan Cihosky CZE 1259 - - - 3 2
77. Jonne Rämö FIN 1003 - - - 38 1
78. jaakko pelkonen FIN 923 - - - 10 0
Zlatko Lamot SLO 1202 - - - 3 0
Sebastian Albrecht POL 945 - - - 35 0
Rolf Carlsen 2 NOR 1095 - - - 1 0
Rikard Strand 3 NOR 986 - - - 16 0
Piotr Pizon 2 GER 889 - - - 30 0
Marko Puustinen FIN 822 - - - 2 0
Marecki POL 915 - - - 21 0
Marc Richters GER 933 - - - 25 0
Kenneth Juel Stavik NOR 808 - - - 5 0
Dawid Marczak POL 1096 - - - 2 0
Artturi Mononen FIN 1130 - - - 2 0
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World Cup (Winter Cup 12)- Wednesday 19.00 CE(S)T 2011-01-05
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Martin Kafka
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4-Hill Tournament 2010/2011
Standings after 3/4 tournaments
Rank Method: Jump Points
Standings after 3/4 tournaments
Rank Method: Jump Points
Rank Name Nation Total JP
1. Martin Kafka CZE 4413
2. Maciej Mazański POL 3906
3. Krzysztof Kowalski POL 3797
4. M. A. Lipiński POL 3647
5. Wojtek Szablewicz POL 3411
6. Karol Rutkowski POL 2996
7. Robert Szczepaniak POL 2867
8. Rafał Wesołek POL 2847
9. Roger Edvardsen NOR 2796
10. Andre Ottesen 3 NOR 2610
11. Piotr Kaczmarczyk POL 2589
12. Damian Cichon POL 2541
13. Michal Micka CZE 2538
14. Dariusz Jabłoński POL 2369
15. Petri Kähkönen FIN 2061
16. Christian Lykke Førgaard DEN 1776
17. geir mikael reijners NOR 1760
18. Remigiusz Graduszewski POL 1699
19. Grzegorz Jabcoń POL 1468
20. Ketil Berg NOR 1329
21. Arne Ball NOR 1322
22. Karol Wróbel POL 1266
23. Krzysztof Nagay POL 1239
24. Andy Jakesch GER 1205
25. Brane Kocjancic SLO 1146
26. Maximilian Geiler GER 1102
27. Vid Pogacnik SLO 1087
Henning Sommerstad NOR 1087
29. Eino Lämsä FIN 991
30. Mika J Ollikainen FIN 933
31. steinar hansen 2 NOR 884
32. Mika Suhonen FIN 847
33. TOMISLAV PAVLOVIC CRO 822
34. Ola Resaland NOR 806
35. Tino Kessler GER 736
36. Wojciech Rudzinski POL 724
37. Motz Kolosowski AUT 706
38. sami kiimalainen FIN 687
39. Maciej Sobiecki POL 676
40. Jan Štěrba Jr. CZE 615
41. Hermann Geisler AUT 614
42. Peter Zeisl AUT 597
43. matej rajterič SLO 570
44. Zlatko Lamot SLO 521
45. Mikko Säkkinen 2 FIN 491
46. Hermann Pötsch AUT 490
47. Andreas Feydt 2 NOR 474
48. Paweł Połeć POL 449
49. Tom-Kjetil Nygård NOR 432
50. Łukasz Falęcik POL 424
51. Harald Ullebø NOR 379
52. Lauri Lamio FIN 377
53. Jussi Lyytinen FIN 375
54. Gunnar Thormodsæter NOR 366
55. Risto Peltoniemi FIN 343
Marcin Wolniewicz POL 343
57. rune åbø NOR 339
58. Ernst Lankenau GER 334
59. Tadeusz Dąbkowski POL 308
60. Zoran Stanic SRB 305
61. Tore Gjørven 3 NOR 282
62. Rafal Rzepczynski POL 277
63. Einar Tørnquist Johans. NOR 276
64. Jan Cihosky CZE 243
65. Peter Brkan SLO 241
66. Jukka Peräkorpi FIN 229
Jani Novak SLO 229
68. Magnor Samueljord NOR 222
69. Tom Skoglund NOR 201
70. Roman Unger GER 199
71. Mariusz Krajewski POL 197
72. Jussi Niska 2 FIN 194
73. Srecko SUI 188
74. Jacek Terbert POL 175
75. Jakub Jaworski POL 173
76. Marcin Połeć POL 164
77. EVE EVE NOR 146
78. Alan Ruzic SLO 140
79. Joachim Valeskini AUT 138
80. Christian Hermann GER 121
81. Olli Pitkänen FIN 110
82. Antti Valamo FIN 109
83. alexander burger GER 103
84. TOMASZ PIOTR RYKAŁA ITA 102
85. Michael Romeike 2 GER 100
86. Mikko Lintunen FIN 98
87. Matti Malkamäki FIN 94
88. Aljosa Cimzar SLO 85
89. erik vidar eriksen NOR 84
90. Sandi Lunder SLO 81
91. Jouko Järvinen FIN 78
92. Tomas Hires SVK 74
93. Olgierd Kawecki POL 70
94. Gabriel Jóźwik POL 68
95. Kicaj POL 66
96. Juha-Pekka Kähkönen FIN 56
97. ANTE MARTINIS CRO 43
Norbert Rindle GER 43
99. Krzysztof Lachowski POL 42
100. Johann Höbart AUT 41
101. Piotr Bialas POL 39
102. Mikko Myötänen 2 FIN 36
Ryan Pederson USA 36
104. sveinung kolsvik 3 NOR 35
105. Thor Erik Hegle NOR 31
106. Hulk Hulk POL 28
107. Jarno Koivisto FIN 25
108. Jan Duske GER 15
109. Marecki POL 14
110. EMEK POL 13
Andreas Kraus AUS 13
112. Casper Førgaard DEN 12
113. Przemek Brzozowski POL 9
Frode Karlsen NOR 9
115. Roland Schwidefsky 2 GER 7
Lars Kilanger NOR 7
Varg Veum NOR 7
118. Henrik Eidi NOR 6
119. Marc Richters GER 2
Pasi Roininen FIN 2
cyp POL 2
122. Timo Leopold GER 1
Jonne Rämö FIN 1Lucky me I wasn't running for a position at the top of the 4 hills tournament anyway, but I kinda though that the DSJ community would be more fair than the FIS and cancel this "tournament" (which felt more like a punishment due to the extreme lag issues) for the 4 hills tournament. I feel sad for everyone who was still fighting for a top ranking and was stopped by the lag issues, but I really see no reason why the Saturday competition can't become the 3rd 4 hills competition. I even got totally disconnected from the DSJ servers after losing at least about 100 points (online score) due to those lag issues and had to call it a day.
I'm a little disappointed in the players that decided to make this farce count. You could have proven greatness by postponing the 3rd competition to Saturday and making the next Wednesday competition the 4th competition for the tournament. I guess you missed that chance, whoever decided to make this farce count ...
Taking advantage from this situation has got NOTHING to do with skill, y'know?
I'm a little disappointed in the players that decided to make this farce count. You could have proven greatness by postponing the 3rd competition to Saturday and making the next Wednesday competition the 4th competition for the tournament. I guess you missed that chance, whoever decided to make this farce count ...
Taking advantage from this situation has got NOTHING to do with skill, y'know?
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Martin Kafka
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Simply put, no one did :-) We're all just following the database calendar (which I had created and sent to Jan-Erik BEFORE the season started).EyTschej wrote:whoever decided to make this farce count ...:
I'd compare this to Ga-Pa competition and say: let's just move on.
If some (or all) of the top players feel they've been heavily disadvantaged, we may try to reorganize the calendar, but I doubt that it's worth the hassle, AND, as far as I know, the main battle was between me and Adam, and he was simply out of shape this time, as he mentioned in chat, neither of us got disconnected, and the rest of the top standings is more or less the same as it was at 2/4.
Let's also hear some other (unbiased? :-)) opinions on this.
@TPo: Your reply is very childish and doesn't do any good
Martin, like I said: We don't need to make the same bullshit that the FIS makes. Taking advantage of an unfortunate situation for others got nothing to do with skill and that's a fact. I know you're probably the best DSJ player together with Lipinski and your skill is out of the question, but this 4 hills tournament is damaged goods ... because it's only going to be a 2 hills tournament to me. Congratulations to you for winning this 2 hill tournament slightly ahead of MAL.
I'm simply disappointed by the decision makers in this case. When the FIS had to cancel the Harrachov ski jumping (not flying) world cups in December, they postponed one event to Engelberg and the other to Zakopane, which was a good decision. The 3rd compeition of the DSJ 4 hills tournament could have easily been postponed as well. When the FIS didn't cancel Garmisch-Partenkirchen, they were criticized for their decision - and they deserved it, because it was a bad decision.
Martin, like I said: We don't need to make the same bullshit that the FIS makes. Taking advantage of an unfortunate situation for others got nothing to do with skill and that's a fact. I know you're probably the best DSJ player together with Lipinski and your skill is out of the question, but this 4 hills tournament is damaged goods ... because it's only going to be a 2 hills tournament to me. Congratulations to you for winning this 2 hill tournament slightly ahead of MAL.
I'm simply disappointed by the decision makers in this case. When the FIS had to cancel the Harrachov ski jumping (not flying) world cups in December, they postponed one event to Engelberg and the other to Zakopane, which was a good decision. The 3rd compeition of the DSJ 4 hills tournament could have easily been postponed as well. When the FIS didn't cancel Garmisch-Partenkirchen, they were criticized for their decision - and they deserved it, because it was a bad decision.