2019 �20 FOUR HILLS TOURNAMENT

Four Hills Tournament
at the 2019–20 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup
Four Hills Tournament ; at the 2019–20 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup
Venue	Schattenbergschanze, Große Olympiaschanze, Bergiselschanze, Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze
Location	Germany, Austria
Dates	28 December 2019 – 6 January 2020
Medalists
	Dawid Kubacki
	Marius Lindvik
	Karl Geiger
	← 2018–19 2020–21 →

The 2019–20 Four Hills Tournament, part of the 2019–20 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup, took place at the four traditional venues of Oberstdorf, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Innsbruck and Bischofshofen, located in Germany and Austria, between 28 December 2019 and 6 January 2020.

Results

Rank	Name	Nationality	Jump 1 (m)	Round 1 (pts)	Jump 2 (m)	Round 2 (pts)	Total Points
1	Ryōyū Kobayashi	Japan	138.0	154.8	134.0	150.3	305.1
2	Karl Geiger	Germany	135.0	147.1	134.0	148.8	295.9
3	Dawid Kubacki	Poland	132.0	143.8	133.0	150.9	294.7
4	Stefan Kraft	Austria	131.0	145.6	132.0	145.6	291.2
5	Piotr Żyła	Poland	132.0	141.3	129.0	140.2	281.5
6	Philipp Aschenwald	Austria	132.5	140.6	129.5	139.7	280.3
7	Yukiya Satō	Japan	129.5	134.8	132.0	145.3	280.1
8	Robert Johansson	Norway	134.0	139.7	130.5	140.1	279.8
9	Domen Prevc	Slovenia	129.5	137.2	134.0	142.3	279.5
10	Marius Lindvik	Norway	139.0	143.1	124.5	135.4	278.5

Rank	Name	Nationality	Jump 1 (m)	Round 1 (pts)	Jump 2 (m)	Round 2 (pts)	Total Points
1	Marius Lindvik	Norway	143.5	147.7	136.0	142.1	289.8
2	Karl Geiger	Germany	132.0	138.7	141.5	146.3	285.0
3	Dawid Kubacki	Poland	137.0	140.2	139.5	143.8	284.0
4	Ryōyū Kobayashi	Japan	132.0	137.7	141.0	144.4	282.1
5	Daiki Itō	Japan	131.0	133.4	136.5	140.0	273.4
6	Daniel Huber	Austria	136.5	136.6	134.0	135.5	272.1
7	Constantin Schmid	Germany	134.5	135.4	134.5	136.1	271.5
8	Roman Koudelka	Czech Republic	135.0	135.1	133.0	132.2	267.3
9	Johann André Forfang	Norway	132.0	132.4	135.0	133.8	266.2
10	Markus Eisenbichler	Germany	129.0	130.1	134.5	136.0	266.1

Rank	Name	Nationality	Jump 1 (m)	Round 1 (pts)	Jump 2 (m)	Round 2 (pts)	Total Points
1	Marius Lindvik	Norway	133.0	139.5	120.5	113.8	253.3
2	Dawid Kubacki	Poland	133.0	138.2	120.5	113.8	252.0
3	Daniel-André Tande	Norway	126.0	122.8	131.0	126.5	249.3
4	Stefan Kraft	Austria	123.0	124.8	127.5	120.2	245.0
5	Stephan Leyhe	Germany	125.0	126.6	125.0	115.0	241.6
6	Gregor Schlierenzauer	Austria	127.5	127.5	126.0	112.5	240.0
7	Johann André Forfang	Norway	131.0	129.2	120.5	109.2	238.4
8	Karl Geiger	Germany	117.5	111.8	126.0	124.7	236.5
9	Peter Prevc	Slovenia	127.0	127.6	122.0	108.7	236.3
10	Domen Prevc	Slovenia	125.0	126.7	122.0	107.9	234.6

Rank	Name	Nationality	Jump 1 (m)	Round 1 (pts)	Jump 2 (m)	Round 2 (pts)	Total Points
1	Dawid Kubacki	Poland	143.0	151.6	140.5	149.3	300.9
2	Karl Geiger	Germany	140.0	147.7	136.0	143.3	291.0
3	Marius Lindvik	Norway	139.0	146.5	137.0	142.9	289.4
4	Stefan Kraft	Austria	138.0	144.2	137.0	143.2	287.4
5	Peter Prevc	Slovenia	136.5	139.6	138.0	144.0	283.6
6	Daniel-André Tande	Norway	137.5	141.4	135.0	137.9	279.3
7	Ryōyū Kobayashi	Japan	135.5	137.8	138.0	141.2	279.0
8	Daiki Itō	Japan	137.0	140.3	134.0	136.1	276.4
9	Domen Prevc	Slovenia	140.0	143.0	133.0	132.5	275.5
10	Philipp Aschenwald	Austria	136.0	135.2	135.0	139.4	274.6

The final standings after all four events:^[5]

Rank	Name	Nationality	Oberstdorf	Garmisch- Partenkirchen	Innsbruck	Bischofshofen	Total Points
	Dawid Kubacki	Poland	294.7 (3)	284.0 (3)	252.0 (2)	300.9 (1)	1,131.6
	Marius Lindvik	Norway	278.5 (10)	289.8 (1)	253.3 (1)	289.4 (3)	1,111.0
	Karl Geiger	Germany	295.9 (2)	285.0 (2)	236.5 (8)	291.0 (2)	1,108.4
4	Ryōyū Kobayashi	Japan	305.1 (1)	282.1 (4)	229.8 (14)	279.0 (7)	1,096.0
5	Stefan Kraft	Austria	291.2 (4)	262.4 (13)	245.0 (4)	287.4 (4)	1,086.0
6	Johann André Forfang	Norway	272.5 (15)	266.2 (9)	238.4 (7)	273.9 (11)	1,051.0
7	Domen Prevc	Slovenia	279.5 (9)	261.3 (17)	234.6 (10)	275.5 (9)	1,050.9
8	Peter Prevc	Slovenia	265.3 (21)	263.6 (12)	236.3 (9)	283.6 (5)	1,048.8
9	Daiki Itō	Japan	267.3 (18)	273.4 (5)	221.9 (18)	276.4 (8)	1,039.0
10	Stephan Leyhe	Germany	276.6 (13)	261.6 (16)	241.6 (5)	257.7 (18)	1,037.5

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