The season of the Nordic combined closes in "Temple" Holmenkollen [Presentation]

The FIS Nordic Combined World Cup will end & agrave; in their "Temple", the hill of Holmenkollen near Oslo. & nbsp;

Friday 13 March 2015 4 minutes reading time

NEWS '' It should be remembered as Oslo is garegger & agrave; in the format of the so-called "Finale". Therefore the race disputer & agrave; on two jumps and 15 km of skiing. Also only the top thirty in the overall World Cup will be eligible to participate. & Nbsp; HistoryThe Nordic combined & egrave; always been included in the program dell''Holmenkollen skifestival, inaugurated the event in 1892 and that in the last 123 years is not & egrave; conducted only in seven seasons (1898, 1941 to 1945 due to World War II and in 2009 when there was intense nell''impianto modernization work ahead of World Cup 2011). & nbsp; Here, we will consider only the so-called top-level competitions, namely the Olympic Games, the World Cup and the World Cup, in 2015 to & agrave; stage in the Norwegian capital for the twenty-ninth winter. & nbsp; Altogether in Oslo were held 40 individual races counting towards the crystal ball to which are added 5 competitions with value champion (1930, 1966, 1982, 2011) and one part of the program of the Olympic Games (1948). Are 27 athletes to boast at least one success. The nordic combined pi & ugrave; victorious absolute & egrave; Norwegian Bjarte Engen Vik, able to impose itself over the years as many as 7 times dominating the scene in the second half & agrave; the early '90s. In fact, the Scandinavian has excelled in all competitions (except one) played between 1996 and 2000. Eight Combiners in business & agrave; to have the bulletin board on the very prestigious victories snows of Oslo. Jason Lamy Chappuis & egrave; the second to voice successes behind Vik with four statements. Eric Frenzel has two, while Magnus Moan, Bj & ouml; rn Kircheisen, Bernhard Gruber, Akito Watabe, Bryan Fletcher and Johannes Rydzek (1). In terms of nations dominates Norway hostess with 18 victories followed at a safe distance (10) from Germany. Are then Austria (5), France (4), Finland and Japan (3), United States (2), Soviet Union (1).

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