Weltcup

World Championships

Season	Location		Point K	Rank
2012/13	Predazzo		120	10	Team
2012/13	Predazzo		120	7
2012/13	Predazzo		95	16
2010/11	Oslo		120	3
2010/11	Oslo		95	10	Team
2010/11	Oslo		95	4
2008/09	Liberec		120	8
2008/09	Liberec		90	3
2006/07	Sapporo		90	2
2006/07	Sapporo		120	7	Team
2006/07	Sapporo		120	1
2004/05	Oberstdorf		120	7	Team
2004/05	Oberstdorf		120	27
2004/05	Oberstdorf		90	8	Team
2004/05	Oberstdorf		90	44
2002/03	Predazzo		95	10
2002/03	Predazzo		120	9	Team
2002/03	Predazzo		120	17
1998/99	Ramsau		90	26

Olympic Winter Games:

Season	Location		Point K	Rank
2009/10	Vancouver		125	1
2009/10	Vancouver		95	1
2005/06	Pragelato		125	7	Team
2005/06	Pragelato		125	15
2005/06	Pragelato		95	38
2001/02	Park City		120	7	Team
2001/02	Park City		120	1
2001/02	Park City		90	1
1997/98	Hakuba		120	39
1997/98	Hakuba		90	35
1997/98	Hakuba		120	6	Team

Skiflying World Championships

Season	Location		Point K	Rank
2011/12	Vikersund		195	14
2009/10	Planica		185	1
2007/08	Oberstdorf		185	9	Team
2007/08	Oberstdorf		185	8
2005/06	Bad Mitterndorf		185	6	Team
2005/06	Bad Mitterndorf		185	23
2003/04	Planica		185	14
2001/02	Harrachov		185	5

Career

Ammann joined the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Circuit in December 1997, when the then 16-year-old got 15th place at the Four Hills Tournament in Oberstdorf

... in 2001, he achieved his first individual Top Ten result in the World Cup placing seventh in Engelberg and second at the second competition at the same place

... Ammann crowned his young career winning two Olympic Gold medals in Salt Lake City (USA) without having won a World Cup competition before

... on March 17th, 2002, he got first place at the World Cup final in Oslo

... he had to wait until December 2006 before achieving his second World Cup victory

... in 2007, Ammann came back strongly winning Gold and Silver at the Sapporo Nordic World Ski Championships

... in 2009, he added a normal hill bronze medal to his collection in Liberec; later in the summer, he won the FIS Overall Summer Grand Prix, the first Swiss athlete to do so in history

... in 2010, Ammann achieved nine World Cup victories and the overall title, won two Olympic Gold Medals in Vancouver (CAN), and placed first at the Ski Flying World Championships in Planica, Slovenia

... in the 2010/11 season he won the bronze medal on the large hill at the World Championships in Oslo and finished second in the overall World Cup

Career highlights

> Four times Olympic Champion in 2002 and 2010

> 2009/10 Overall World Cup Winner

> 2010 Ski Flying World Champion

> 2007 Large Hill World Champion and 2007 Normal Hill runner-up, Bronze at World Championships 2011 (LH)

Personal info

> 2002, after his Olympic victories, Ammann received an invitation to the David Letterman Show and was voted Swiss athlete of the year

> At this time, Ammann was called “Harry Potter” because of his resemblance to the famous “child wizard”

> After his victories at the 2010 Olympics, the media compared Ammann with Tennis superstar Roger Federer. Ammann replied that he admires Federer’s consistency on a very high level and that he considers himself to be more the guy for very special occasions

> Ammann likes playing golf, driving motorcycles, parachuting, and mountain climbing

> He climbed his first 4000 m summit in the summer 2010, reaching the top of the 4164 m high Breithorn in the Monte-Rosa- Massif

> On the day of his 29th birthday, on 25.06.2010, Ammann married his Russian fiancée Yana Yanovskaya