Austrian 19-year-old Lamparter won the individual large hill/10 kilometres world title at this year's World Championships in Oberstdorf in Germany, and also added the team sprint crown alongside Lukas Greiderer.

Eighteen-year-old Hansen captured the individual normal hill/5 kilometres world title for Norway as Oberstdorf marked the debut of female Nordic combined athletes at the flagship event.

Both Lamparter and Hansen also won junior world titles in Finland this year, with their achievements across the two events earning them the moment of the year prize together.

Christoph Eugen of Austria and his team won the coaches of the year accolade while France's Matteo Baud was name as the men's rookie of the year.

The women's rookie of the year accolade went to another Austrian, Sigrun Kleinrath.

All of the winners were decided by 11 journalists - who contributed one vote each - and a further vote decided by the public.

Hansen claimed all 12 votes in the women's category, while Lamparter edged out Norway's Jarl Magnus Riiber, who won two world titles in Oberstdorf and has claimed the World Cup crown for three consecutive seasons, 6-5.

Japan's Akito Watabe also picked up a vote.

Five votes were enough to give Lamparter and Hansen the moment of the year award, meaning both athletes ended with two prizes each.

More than 3,000 votes were cast by members of the public.