Weltcup

World Championships

Season	Location		Point K	Rank
2010/11	Oslo		95	2	Team
2004/05	Oberstdorf		120	3	Team
2004/05	Oberstdorf		120	12
2004/05	Oberstdorf		90	12	Team
2004/05	Oberstdorf		90	4
2002/03	Predazzo		95	10
2002/03	Predazzo		120	3	Team
2002/03	Predazzo		120	13
2000/01	Lahti		90	8	Team
2000/01	Lahti		116	7	Team
2000/01	Lahti		90	33
2000/01	Lahti		116	16

Olympic Winter Games:

Season	Location		Point K	Rank
2009/10	Vancouver		95	23
2005/06	Pragelato		125	3	Team
2005/06	Pragelato		125	7
2005/06	Pragelato		95	15

Skiflying World Championships

Season	Location		Point K	Rank
2011/12	Vikersund		195	4	Team
2011/12	Vikersund		195	29
2009/10	Planica		185	2	Team
2009/10	Planica		185	9
2007/08	Oberstdorf		185	3	Team
2007/08	Oberstdorf		185	4
2005/06	Bad Mitterndorf		185	1	Team
2005/06	Bad Mitterndorf		185	10
2003/04	Planica		185	1	Team
2003/04	Planica		185	6

Career

Romoeren made his debut in the FIS World Cup on March 3rd, 2001 with a 35th place on the Ski Flying hill in Oberstdorf

... on January 6th, 2003, he celebrated his first World Cup victory in Bischofshofen (AUT)

... a few weeks later, he achieved his first medal at a major event: team Bronze at the Worlds in Predazzo (ITA)

... 2004, he won team Gold at the Ski Flying World Championships in Planica (SLO)

... he was third in the overall World Cup 2003/04

... 2005 he placed third with the team at the World Championships in Oberstdorf (GER)

... on March 20th, 2005, Romoeren jumped 239 m in Planica (SLO) and set a new ski flying world record

... 2006, the Norwegian team (including Romoeren) placed third at the Torino Olympic Winter Games and won Gold at the Ski Flying Worlds in Bad Mitterndorf (AUT)

... 2008, he fell badly in Predazzo but did get injured and he placed third with the team at the Ski Flying World Championships in Oberstdorf (GER)

... 2010, he was runner-up in the team event at the Ski Flying World Championships in Planica (SLO)

... at the World Championships in his hometown Oslo in 2011 he won silver in the team competition on the normal hill

Career highlights

> Team Gold medal winner at the 2004 and 2006 Ski Flying World Championships

> Team Silver medal winner at the 2010 Ski Flying World Championships and at the Nordic World Championships 2011

> Team Bronze medal winner at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games

> Team Bronze medal winner at the 2003 and 2005 Nordic World Championships and the 2008 Ski Flying World Championships

Personal info

> Made his first jumps at age 3 1/2 when he saw his elder brother Jan-Erik jumping

> Is interested in nordic combined, alpine skiing, climbing, diving and tennis

> Jumped with a broken arm in Lillehammer at age 12, surpassing 100 m for the first time in his life - he reached 115 m

> Studies at the Norwegian School of Management

> Lives in Hosle or in La Manga (ESP), where he like to play golf