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Nordic Combined at the X Olympic Winter Games
Venue	Autrans
Dates	10–12 February 1976
Competitors	41 from 13 nations
Winning Score	449.04
Medalists
Franz Keller  West Germany Alois Kälin  Switzerland Andreas Kunz  East Germany
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Nordic combined at the 1968 Winter Olympics consisted of one event, held from 10 February to 12 February at Autrans.^[1][2]

Athletes did three normal hill ski jumps, with the lowest score dropped. They then raced a 15 kilometre cross-country course, with the time converted to points. The athlete with the highest combined points score was awarded the gold medal.^[1]

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Rank	Name	Country	Ski Jumping					Cross-country			Total
			Jump 1	Jump 2	Jump 3	Total	Rank	Time	Points	Rank
	Franz Keller	West Germany	118.1	122.0	81.3	240.1	1	50:45.2	208.94	13	449.04
	Alois Kälin	Switzerland	73.1	97.8	95.4	193.2	24	47:21.5	254.79	1	447.99
	Andreas Kunz	East Germany	109.3	105.8	107.6	216.9	10	49:19.8	227.20	3	444.10
4	Tomáš Kučera	Czechoslovakia	109.2	108.2	102.6	217.4	9	50:07.7	216.74	6	434.14
5	Ezio Damolin	Italy	103.4	102.6	99.4	206.0	13	49:36.2	223.54	4	429.54
6	Józef Gąsienica	Poland	100.2	112.7	105.0	217.7	8	50:34.5	211.08	11	428.78
7	Robert Makara	Soviet Union	109.3	113.5	74.1	222.8	6	51:09.3	204.12	17	426.92
8	Vyacheslav Dryagin	Soviet Union	106.6	107.5	115.3	222.8	5	51:22.0	201.58	19	424.38
9	Roland Weißpflog	East Germany	94.6	90.1	91.7	186.3	29	48:33.5	238.00	2	424.30
10	Hiroshi Itagaki	Japan	78.7	115.4	122.0	237.4	2	53:26.2	177.25	29	414.65
11	Karl-Heinz Luck	East Germany	100.2	98.6	91.4	198.8	20	50:14.7	215.22	8	414.02
12	Tõnu Haljand	Soviet Union	101.0	101.8	89.4	202.8	17	50:40.5	209.88	12	412.68
13	John Bower	United States	104.2	101.0	99.4	205.2	14	51:00.1	205.96	16	411.16
14	Günther Naumann	West Germany	95.4	94.6	92.3	190.0	28	49:48.5	220.89	5	410.89
15	Józef Gąsienica Daniel	Poland	107.6	78.3	96.2	203.8	16	51:10.1	203.96	18	407.76
16	Ladislav Rygl	Czechoslovakia	97.1	100.2	100.2	200.4	19	50:55.5	206.88	14	407.28
17	Fabio Morandini	Italy	83.0	90.9	90.8	181.7	33	50:08.5	216.56	7	398.26
18	Erwin Fiedor	Poland	119.0	112.9	115.3	234.3	3	54:48.7	161.63	36	395.93
19	Mikhail Artyukhov	Soviet Union	94.6	97.8	90.7	192.4	26	51:32.4	199.50	20	391.90
20	Jan Kawulok	Poland	103.4	97.0	95.7	200.4	18	52:32.7	187.51	25	387.91
21	Mikkel Dobloug	Norway	94.6	97.8	94.6	192.4	27	51:55.8	194.82	21	387.22
22	Georg Krog	United States	105.4	106.8	100.2	212.2	11	53:55.9	171.56	33	383.76
23	Akemi Taniguchi	Japan	114.4	110.0	109.1	224.4	4	55:04.5	158.74	39	383.14
24	Katsutoshi Okubo	Japan	96.2	98.6	90.1	194.8	23	52:33.1	187.43	26	382.23
25	Alfred Winkler	West Germany	88.9	98.6	94.2	192.8	25	52:26.0	188.79	24	381.59
26	Jim Miller	United States	70.5	85.1	86.5	171.6	35	50:56.0	206.78	15	378.38
27	Markus Svendsen	Norway	98.6	105.0	105.8	210.8	12	54:19.4	167.05	35	377.85
28	Kåre Olav Berg	Norway	104.2	100.2	95.4	204.4	15	53:57.8	171.20	34	375.60
29	Hans Rudhardt	West Germany	96.7	95.7	98.7	195.4	22	53:15.3	179.34	28	374.74
30	Ilpo Nuolikivi	Finland	87.2	90.9	87.2	178.1	34	52:39.6	186.18	27	364.28
31	Masatoshi Suto	Japan	87.3	95.7	72.2	183.0	30	53:32.6	176.03	31	359.03
32	Ulli Öhlböck	Austria	76.0	83.7	85.1	168.8	36	52:23.9	189.20	23	358.00
33	Esa Klinga	Finland	80.2	86.5	80.2	166.7	37	52:19.7	190.04	22	356.74
34	Waldemar Heigenhauser	Austria	101.8	95.4	92.7	197.2	21	55:00.4	159.49	38	356.69
35	Helmut Voggenberger	Austria	95.4	86.5	84.4	181.9	32	54:57.2	160.07	37	341.97
36	Raimo Majuri	Finland	82.3	79.5	76.7	161.8	38	53:30.2	176.48	30	338.28
37	Émile Salvi	France	77.7	80.9	76.2	158.6	39	53:44.3	173.78	32	332.38
38	Jean-Marie Bourgeois	France	56.0	35.6	55.4	111.4	40	50:18.0	214.50	9	325.90
39	Tom Upham	United States	80.9	92.2	90.0	182.2	31	56:30.5	142.97	40	325.17
40	Gjert Andersen	Norway	116.2	99.4	105.0	221.2	7	0:28.0	102.49	41	323.69
41	Gervais Poirot	France	49.4	51.2	51.2	102.4	41	50:22.2	213.58	10	315.98

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Thirteen nations participated in Nordic combined at the Grenoble Games.^[1]