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Ski Jumping FIS World Cup 2021 - 2022


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Stage 22 in Oberstdorf (GER)

 

Men´s Individual Flying Hill:

 

1. Timi Zajc  :SLO  407.9

2. Piotr Zyla  :POL  401.1

3. Stefan Kraft  :AUT  399.8

 

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The extremely long ski jumping season finally ends this weekend in Planica but the quals have been postponed after Jan Hoerl lost his balance on the inrun in training. They have no frozen tracks in Planica and well, the last weekend of March is technically spring even in Slovenia so the tracks began to melt down :wacko:

 

 

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Wait, no one is interested in :SLO supremacy, not even @hckošice :d:clap:.

 

On our national TV it was told Austria has a record with 1-2-3-4 win in Thunder Bay 1980, so hoping to better that.

 

Gremo naši orli :thumbup:

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Stage 23 in Planica (SLO)

 

Men´s Individual Flying Hill:

 

1. Ziga Jelar  :SLO  468.2

2. Peter Prevc  :SLO  464.8

3. Anze Lanisek  :SLO  458.5

 

Full Final Result HERE

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It's official, Michal Dolezal will step down as the head coach of the Polish team after the season. The current season was a complete failure and even Kubacki's lucky bronze at the WOG makes no difference. Florian Liegl is the unofficial favorite to land the job.

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