Men's large hill individual at the 2023 European Games
Venue	Wielka Krokiew, Zakopane
Date	1 July
Competitors	54 from 15 nations
Winning points	279.1
Medalists
Dawid Kubacki    Poland   Jan Hörl    Austria   Philipp Raimund    Germany
← inaugural

Ski jumping at the 2023 European Games
Normal hill	men		women
Large hill	men		women
Team		mixed
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The men's large hill individual competition of the 2023 European Games was held on 1 July, at the Wielka Krokiew hill in Zakopane.^[1]

The competition consists of two scored rounds. All entered athletes take part in the first round, the best thirty advances to the final round. The winner is the ski jumper with the most points total from both rounds.

The final was started at 17:30.^[2][3]

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Round 1			Final round			Total
				Distance (m)	Points	Rank	Distance (m)	Points	Rank	Points
	53	Dawid Kubacki	Poland	139.0	139.4	2	134.5	139.7	1	279.1
	48	Jan Hörl	Austria	140.0	140.5	1	130.0	132.5	5	273.0
	37	Philipp Raimund	Germany	138.0	138.6	3	132.5	133.2	4	271.8
4	50	Daniel Tschofenig	Austria	130.5	130.7	8	134.0	136.2	2	269.9
5	43	Marius Lindvik	Norway	134.5	133.2	5	133.0	130.7	7	263.9
6	54	Anže Lanišek	Slovenia	133.0	127.9	10	136.0	135.3	3	263.2
7	52	Piotr Żyła	Poland	136.5	135.8	4	130.0	126.4	8	262.2
8	42	Robert Johansson	Norway	134.0	132.9	6	131.0	125.4	9	258.3
9	29	Fatih Arda İpcioğlu	Turkey	127.0	123.1	14	138.0	131.1	6	254.2
10	35	Aleksander Zniszczoł	Poland	136.0	132.9	6	127.5	115.7	17	248.6
11	39	Gregor Deschwanden	Switzerland	131.0	128.9	9	126.0	115.1	18	244.0
12	34	Bendik Jakobsen Heggli	Norway	132.0	123.6	13	130.0	114.9	20	238.5
13	30	Yevhen Marusiak	Ukraine	126.0	121.8	17	124.0	116.3	16	238.1
14	51	Timi Zajc	Slovenia	121.5	114.1	27	134.5	123.6	11	237.7
15	49	Manuel Fettner	Austria	127.0	122.2	16	123.0	115.0	19	237.2
15	36	Paweł Wąsek	Poland	130.0	125.1	12	127.0	112.1	23	237.2
17	26	Felix Hoffmann	Germany	123.5	114.0	28	133.5	122.3	12	236.3
18	28	Eetu Nousiainen	Finland	120.5	111.6	30	135.0	123.9	10	235.5
19	40	Constantin Schmid	Germany	130.5	125.2	11	126.5	109.6	26	234.8
20	24	Killian Peier	Switzerland	122.5	116.1	25	131.0	117.0	14	233.1
21	33	Niko Kytösaho	Finland	125.5	113.2	29	133.0	119.7	13	232.9
22	44	Domen Prevc	Slovenia	128.0	122.6	15	124.5	109.9	25	232.5
23	15	Hektor Kapustík	Slovakia	125.0	119.1	20	126.5	113.3	22	232.4
24	46	Johann André Forfang	Norway	126.0	117.9	23	126.5	113.7	21	231.6
25	45	Žiga Jelar	Slovenia	125.5	114.3	26	131.0	117.0	14	231.3
26	20	Luca Roth	Germany	126.5	121.2	18	121.0	109.1	27	230.3
27	31	Artti Aigro	Estonia	125.5	120.5	19	122.0	108.2	28	228.7
28	38	Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal	Norway	129.0	117.4	24	126.5	111.1	24	228.5
29	47	Kamil Stoch	Poland	127.0	118.4	22	122.5	106.9	29	225.3
30	27	Vilho Palosaari	Finland	124.5	118.5	21	121.5	104.1	30	222.6
31	41	Lovro Kos	Slovenia	124.0	111.3	31	did not advance
32	19	Muhammed Ali Bedir	Turkey	120.0	107.5	32
33	25	Markus Müller	Austria	118.0	106.5	33
34	11	Vitaliy Kalinichenko	Ukraine	118.0	106.3	34
35	32	Vladimir Zografski	Bulgaria	120.5	106.1	35
36	17	Kasperi Valto	Finland	119.0	106.0	36
37	7	Valentin Foubert	France	122.5	101.9	37
38	22	Radek Rýdl	Czech Republic	115.0	100.4	38
39	23	Daniel Cacina	Romania	116.0	95.8	39
40	9	Kaimar Vagul	Estonia	115.5	94.5	40
41	2	David Rygl	Czech Republic	118.5	90.1	41
42	18	Enzo Milesi	France	111.5	88.9	42
43	3	Mihnea Spulber	Romania	120.0	88.4	43
44	12	Jules Chervet	France	108.5	84.4	44
45	6	Sorin Mitrofan	Romania	114.5	83.9	45
46	21	Kevin Maltsev	Estonia	107.5	82.3	46
46	13	Ari Reppelin	France	104.5	82.3	46
48	8	Muhammet İrfan Çintımar	Turkey	110.0	78.4	48
49	14	Benedikt Holub	Czech Republic	102.0	72.5	49
50	16	Alessandro Batby	France	103.0	69.8	50
51	5	Andero Kapp	Estonia	105.5	65.8	51
52	1	Andrei Feldorean	Romania	107.0	63.6	52
53	10	Daniel Škarka	Czech Republic	99.5	60.3	53
54	4	Kryštof Hauser	Czech Republic	101.5	59.8	54