Nordic combined at the 1976 Winter Olympics

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
	Ulrich Wehling	East Germany	112.0	112.5	113.0	225.5	1	50:28.9	197.89	13	423.39
	Urban Hettich	West Germany	97.1	98.7	100.2	198.9	11	48:01.5	220.00	1	418.90
	Konrad Winkler	East Germany	107.0	105.9	106.9	213.9	4	49:51.1	203.57	7	417.47
4	Rauno Miettinen	Finland	109.3	110.6	101.4	219.9	2	51:12.2	191.40	19	411.30
5	Claus Tuchscherer	East Germany	103.2	109.1	109.6	218.7	3	51:16.1	190.81	20	409.51
6	Nikolay Nogovitsyn	Soviet Union	99.5	95.2	96.6	196.1	16	49:06.0	210.34	3	406.44
7	Valery Kopayev	Soviet Union	102.2	94.4	100.7	202.9	9	49:53.3	203.24	8	406.14
8	Tom Sandberg	Norway	96.3	94.7	99.4	195.7	17	49:09.3	209.83	4	405.53
9	Pål Schjetne	Norway	97.2	102.1	102.3	204.4	7	50:27.0	198.19	12	402.59
10	Erkki Kilpinen	Finland	70.5	100.9	102.2	203.1	8	50:20.5	199.16	11	402.26
11	Jukka Kuvaja	Finland	98.9	87.8	98.4	197.3	13	50:03.3	201.74	9	399.04
12	Josef Pospíšil	Czechoslovakia	95.0	94.7	102.9	197.9	12	50:14.7	200.03	10	397.93
13	Günter Deckert	East Germany	74.0	95.1	99.1	194.2	18	49:51.0	203.58	6	397.78
14	Günther Abel	West Germany	101.2	91.7	95.6	196.8	14	50:29.8	197.77	14	394.57
15	František Zeman	Czechoslovakia	89.2	94.7	95.2	189.9	21	51:00.2	193.21	16	383.11
16	Stefan Hula	Poland	98.7	101.0	104.9	205.9	6	52:48.4	176.98	26	382.88
17	Jim Galanes	United States	88.6	90.6	93.5	184.1	25	50:34.7	197.03	15	381.13
18	Jan Legierski	Poland	88.9	86.8	85.8	175.7	28	49:39.0	205.38	5	381.08
19	Karl Lustenberger	Switzerland	101.8	100.7	98.4	202.5	10	52:57.5	175.60	27	378.10
20	Marek Pach	Poland	94.7	93.2	96.6	191.3	19	52:05.0	183.49	22	374.79
21	Yuji Katsuro	Japan	91.6	104.5	105.3	209.8	5	54:15.7	163.87	29	373.67
22	Stein Erik Gullikstad	Norway	79.5	72.5	82.6	162.1	31	49:04.1	210.62	2	372.72
23	Aleksey Baranov	Soviet Union	93.7	92.0	88.1	185.7	23	51:58.4	184.47	21	370.17
24	Jorma Etelälahti	Finland	92.7	74.3	92.4	185.1	24	52:05.8	183.36	23	368.46
25	Jacques Gaillard	France	89.1	91.1	89.9	181.0	27	52:08.9	182.90	24	363.90
26	Fritz Koch	Austria	93.2	95.2	93.9	189.1	22	53:04.7	174.52	28	363.62
27	Arne Bystøl	Norway	80.1	81.9	84.6	166.5	30	51:02.8	192.81	17	359.31
28	Mike Devecka	United States	77.0	69.6	74.6	151.6	32	51:06.4	192.28	18	343.88
29	Walter Malmquist	United States	80.1	90.0	91.3	181.3	26	54:40.4	160.17	30	341.47
30	Michio Kubota	Japan	93.7	98.4	97.9	196.3	15	56:39.4	142.32	32	338.62
31	Francesco Giacomelli	Italy	89.1	94.2	96.1	190.3	20	56:08.8	146.92	31	337.22
32	Modesto De Silvestro	Italy	71.1	68.7	26.2	139.8	33	52:27.6	180.09	25	319.89
33	Kurt Sjolund	Canada	66.1	27.7	57.9	124.0	34	58:13.4	128.22	33	252.22
-	Stanisław Kawulok	Poland	83.7	81.5	89.1	172.8	29	DNF	DNF	-	-

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Fourteen nations participated in nordic combined at the Innsbruck Games.^[1]