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Ski Jumping FIS World Cup 2021 - 2022


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Stage 20 in Oslo (NOR)

 

Men´s Individual Large Hill:

 

1. Marius Lindvik  :NOR   270.4

2. Markus Eisenbichler  :GER  268.8

3. Robert Johansson  :NOR  267.7

 

Full Final Result HERE

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4 hours ago, hckošice said:

Stage 20 in Oslo (NOR)

 

Women´s Individual Large Hill:

 

1. Silje Opseth  :NOR   249.7

2. Nika Kriznar  :SLO  247.1

3. Sara Takanashi  :JPN  237.7

 

Full Final Result HERE

If Nika manages to close the gap down to 100 points, Planica will feel very silly for not bidding to rehost the final from Russia. 

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Stage 20 in Oslo (NOR)

 

Men´s Individual Large Hill:

 

1. Daniel Andre Tande  :NOR   271.2

2. Anze Lanisek  :SLO   267.1

3. Stefan Kraft  :AUT  266.9

 

Full Final Result HERE

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Stage 20 in Oslo (NOR)

 

Women´s Individual Large Hill:

 

1. Sara Takanashi  :JPN   263.9

2. Ursa Bogataj  :SLO  259.3

3. Yuki Ito  :JPN  254.6

 

Full Final Result HERE

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Stage 21 in Oberhof (GER)

 

Women´s Individual Normal Hill:

 

1. Ursa Bogataj  :SLO   266.8

2. Nika Kriznar  :SLO  261.1

3. Katharina Althaus  :GER  254.8

 

Full Final Result HERE

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Stage 21 in Oberhof (GER)

 

Women´s Individual Normal Hill:

 

1. Ursa Bogataj  :SLO   277.4

2. Nika Kriznar  :SLO  273.1

3. Ema Klinec  :SLO  262.4

 

Full Final Result HERE

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Women´s 2021/22 Ski Jumping FIS World Cup Final Standing:

 

:AUT Marita Kramer

1316

:SLO Nika Kriznar

1191

:SLO Ursa Bogataj

1151

 

Full Final World Cup Standing Result HERE

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Eventful day for our ski jumping. First the ladies with the triple win. Sad end of career for Špela Rogelj, she had a good run, but never reached the top. I'm really bummed that she didn't have a chance to win an Olympic medal, as she would have gotten one for sure in the team event if the ladies had one.  Axe the head coach has resigned due to the differences with the federation. This does not bode well ahead of our home world championship next season.

I can only speculate, but I wouldn't be surprised if they offered him the same amount of money with no bonus as to what he has achieved with this team. I just hope that whoever replaces him is not the cheapest option like Bertoncelj was for the men. That took the Zajc affair to get rid of him. 

 

As for the men. Relatively easy victory in the flying world champs. Wasn't worried for a second that the gold was ours. 

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Stage 22 in Oberstdorf (GER)

 

Men´s Individual Flying Hill:

 

1. Stefan Kraft  :AUT   413.0

2. Ziga Jelar  :SLO   411.3

3. Timi Zajc  :SLO  400.0

 

Full Final Result HERE

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Total clown show in Oberstdorf with the usual gate swapping. Huber ended up with a faceplant at the landing. Jelar had 13 meters total over Kraft but style marks in round two made the difference. A complete joke... again.

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