Ski Jumping - FIS Ski-Flying World Championships - 2015/2016

First edition: 2017/2018
Editions: 3 (including 2021/2022)
First winner: <a href="daniel-andre-tande-ski-jumping-spf204270.html" title="Daniel-Andre Tande">Daniel-Andre Tande
Most wins: <a href="daniel-andre-tande-ski-jumping-spf204270.html" title="Daniel-Andre Tande">Daniel-Andre Tande , Karl Geiger , Marius Lindvik (1)
Most recent winner: Marius Lindvik

Choice of a season :

FIS Ski-Flying World Championships - Results Men 2015/2016

Austria - Bad Mitterndorf - 15 January 2016 - 17 January 2016

1	Peter Prevc (SLO)	640.1
2	Kenneth Gangnes (NOR)	636.8
3	Stefan Kraft (AUT)	629.2
4	Johann Andre Forfang (NOR)	602.0
5	Noriaki Kasai (JPN)	600.4
6	Severin Freund (GER)	565.3
7	Anders Fannemel (NOR)	543.9
8	Richard Freitag (GER)	542.8
9	Jurij Tepes (SLO)	535.5
10	Robert Kranjec (SLO)	534.9
11	Michael Hayboeck (AUT)	533.7
12	Anze Lanisek (SLO)	523.5
13	Vincent Descombes Sevoie (FRA)	520.5
14	Andreas Wellinger (GER)	520.0
15	Dawid Kubacki (POL)	519.1
16	Simon Ammann (SWI)	512.5
17	Manuel Poppinger (AUT)	502.6
18	Daniel-Andre Tande (NOR)	497.5
19	Stephan Leyhe (GER)	467.0
20	Roman Koudelka (CZE)	463.4
21	Stefan Hula (POL)	450.4
22	Jan Matura (CZE)	414.2
23	Tomas Vancura (CZE)	409.7
24	Lukas Hlava (CZE)	408.9
25	Manuel Fettner (AUT)	401.4
26	Klemens Muranka (POL)	397.0
27	MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes (CAN)	364.4
28	Andreas Wank (GER)	355.0
29	Denis Kornilov (RUS)	337.1
30	Gregor Deschwanden (SWI)	319.8
31	Kento Sakuyama (JPN)	127.4
32	Ilmir Hazetdinov (RUS)	126.1
33	Vladislav Boyarintsev (RUS)	113.6
34	Ville Larinto (FIN)	112.8
35	Harri Olli (FIN)	110.8
36	Radik Zhaparov (KAZ)	109.4
37	Michael Glasder (USA)	98.5
38	Lauri Asikainen (FIN)	97.6
39	Sebastian Colloredo (ITA)	93.1
40	Heung-chul Choi (KOR)	82.0

1	Norway (Anders Fannemel, Johann Andre Forfang, Daniel-Andre Tande, Kenneth Gangnes)	1467.7
2	Germany (Andreas Wellinger, Stephan Leyhe, Richard Freitag, Severin Freund)	1357.3
3	Austria (Stefan Kraft, Manuel Poppinger, Manuel Fettner, Michael Hayboeck)	1310.4
4	Slovenia (Robert Kranjec, Jurij Tepes, Anze Lanisek, Peter Prevc)	1272.7
5	Poland (Kamil Stoch, Klemens Muranka, Dawid Kubacki, Stefan Hula)	1211.9
6	Czech Republic (Tomas Vancura, Jan Matura, Lukas Hlava, Roman Koudelka)	1018.4
7	Finland (Harri Olli, Sebastian Klinga, Lauri Asikainen, Ville Larinto)	721.6
8	Russia (Vladislav Boyarintsev, Mikhail Maksimochkin, Ilmir Hazetdinov, Denis Kornilov)	707.5