Skoki narciarskie na Zimowych Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 2022 – skocznia normalna kobiet
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| Data | 5 lutego 2022 | ||
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| Dyscyplina | |||
| Liczba zawodników | 40 | ||
| Liczba reprezentacji | 16 | ||
| Kobiety | |||
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Konkurs na skoczni normalnej kobiet – jedna z konkurencji skoków narciarskich na Zimowych Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 2022, która została rozegrana 5 lutego 2022[1].
Tytułu wywalczonego w 2018 broni Maren Lundby. Kolejne pozycje medalowe zajęły wówczas Katharina Althaus i Sara Takanashi.
Terminarz
| Data | Konkurencja | Godzina rozpoczęcia | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Czas CET | Czas lokalny | ||
| 5 lutego | Konkurs główny | 11:45 | 18:45 |
Wyniki
| Pierwsza seria | Runda finałowa | Razem | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miejsce | Bib | Zawodniczka | Reprezentacja | Dystans | Punkty | Msc | Dystans | Punkty | Msc | Punkty |
 | 39 | Urša Bogataj |  Słowenia | 108,0 m | 118,0 | 2. | 100,0 m | 121,0 | 1. | 239,0 |
 | 40 | Katharina Althaus |  Niemcy | 105,5 m | 121,1 | 1. | 94,0 m | 115,7 | 3. | 236,8 |
 | 37 | Nika Križnar | Słowenia | 103,0 m | 113,9 | 3. | 99,5 m | 118,1 | 2. | 232,0 |
| 4. | 36 | Sara Takanashi |  Japonia | 98,5 m | 108,7 | 5. | 100,0 m | 115,4 | 4. | 224,1 |
| 5. | 38 | Ema Klinec | Słowenia | 100,0 m | 112,1 | 4. | 90,5 m | 103,3 | 6. | 215,4 |
| 6. | 35 | Silje Opseth |  Norwegia | 92,5 m | 94,7 | 12. | 95,0 m | 105,8 | 5. | 200,5 |
| 7. | 22 | Irina Awwakumowa |  Rosyjski Komitet Olimpijski | 95,0 m | 99,6 | 9. | 89,5 m | 96,7 | 8. | 196,3 |
| 8. | 30 | Lisa Eder |  Austria | 92,0 m | 92,3 | 15. | 90,0 m | 101,1 | 7. | 193,4 |
| 9. | 29 | Špela Rogelj | Słowenia | 93,0 m | 101,7 | 8. | 82,0 m | 82,5 | 18. | 184,2 |
| 10. | 7 | Irma Machinia | Rosyjski Komitet Olimpijski | 90,0 m | 85,4 | 17. | 90,0 m | 95,5 | 9. | 180,9 |
| 11. | 32 | Joséphine Pagnier |  Francja | 96,0 m | 102,1 | 7. | 78,5 m | 77,4 | 22. | 179,5 |
| 12. | 34 | Daniela Iraschko-Stolz | Austria | 91,5 m | 94,1 | 14. | 80,5 m | 83,9 | 16. | 178,0 |
| 13. | 26 | Yūki Itō | Japonia | 94,0 m | 95,5 | 10. | 82,0 m | 81,2 | 20. | 176,7 |
| 14. | 21 | Yūka Setō | Japonia | 94,5 m | 94,6 | 13. | 83,5 m | 81,9 | 19. | 176,5 |
| 15. | 31 | Anna Odine Strøm | Norwegia | 91,5 m | 91,5 | 16. | 84,0 m | 84,5 | 15. | 176,0 |
| 16. | 23 | Frida Westman |  Szwecja | 87,0 m | 80,9 | 21. | 90,0 m | 94,6 | 10. | 175,5 |
| 17. | 25 | Aleksandra Kustowa | Rosyjski Komitet Olimpijski | 88,0 m | 81,4 | 20. | 85,0 m | 90,0 | 13. | 171,4 |
| 18. | 27 | Kaori Iwabuchi | Japonia | 94,5 m | 94,8 | 11. | 83,0 m | 74,8 | 24. | 169,6 |
| 19. | 20 | Juliane Seyfarth | Niemcy | 86,0 m | 78,7 | 23. | 88,0 m | 89,9 | 14 | 168,6 |
| 20. | 33 | Eva Pinkelnig | Austria | 87,0 m | 83,9 | 18. | 84,0 m | 82,6 | 17. | 166,5 |
| 21. | 28 | Thea Minyan Bjørseth | Norwegia | 99,5 m | 104,1 | 6. | 73,0 m | 59,9 | 29. | 164,0 |
| 22. | 19 | Selina Freitag | Niemcy | 80,0 m | 69,8 | 28. | 90,0 m | 93,2 | 11. | 163,0 |
| 23. | 15 | Abigail Strate |  Kanada | 75,5 m | 71,7 | 26. | 84,5 m | 90,2 | 12. | 161,9 |
| 24. | 24 | Pauline Heßler | Niemcy | 89,5 m | 80,9 | 21. | 83,0 m | 80,7 | 21. | 161,6 |
| 25. | 17 | Daniela Haralambie |  Rumunia | 88,5 m | 83,0 | 19. | 79,5 m | 73,2 | 25. | 156,2 |
| 26. | 13 | Sofja Tichonowa | Rosyjski Komitet Olimpijski | 78,5 m | 70,3 | 27. | 83,0 m | 76,5 | 23. | 146,8 |
| 27. | 18 | Julia Kykkänen |  Finlandia | 82,5 m | 72,6 | 25. | 75,0 m | 67,5 | 26. | 140,1 |
| 28. | 14 | Karolína Indráčková |  Czechy | 82,0 m | 77,4 | 24. | 65,0 m | 53,3 | 30. | 130,7 |
| 29. | 4 | Jessica Malsiner |  Włochy | 76,5 m | 62,0 | 30. | 75,5 m | 62,4 | 27. | 124,4 |
| 30. | 2 | Anežka Indráčková | Czechy | 79,0 m | 62,8 | 29. | 72,5 m | 60,5 | 28. | 123,3 |
| 31. | 6 | Dong Bing |  Chińska Republika Ludowa | 73,0 m | 57,3 | 31 | NQ | 57,3 | ||
| 32. | 11 | Jenny Rautionaho | Finlandia | 66,5 m | 48,5 | 32 | NQ | 48,5 | ||
| 33. | 5 | Klára Ulrichová | Czechy | 70,5 m | 48,2 | 33 | NQ | 48,2 | ||
| 34. | 12 | Julia Clair | Francja | 64,0 m | 43,3 | 34 | NQ | 43,3 | ||
| 35. | 8 | Kinga Rajda |  Polska | 69,0 m | 40,9 | 35 | NQ | 40,9 | ||
| 36. | 9 | Nicole Konderla | Polska | 64,0 m | 37,8 | 36 | NQ | 37,8 | ||
| 37. | 1 | Anna Hoffmann |  Stany Zjednoczone | 64,5 m | 36,2 | 37 | NQ | 36,2 | ||
| 38. | 3 | Peng Qingyue | Chińska Republika Ludowa | 63,5 m | 31,3 | 38 | NQ | 31,3 | ||
| – | 10 | Sophie Sorschag | Austria | DSQ | ||||||
| – | 16 | Alexandria Loutitt | Kanada | DSQ | ||||||
Przypisy
- ↑ Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games Competition Schedule Version 9. [dostęp 2022-02-04]. (ang.).
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