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10 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

 

What's the problem this time? 

I'll try to explain my poinf of view in English, i'm not sure if I can :p

 

  1. The race should be suspended for the wind conditions. They don't do it.
  2. In the final jumps, whit the front wind, the gate should be higher
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3 minutes ago, Gianlu33 said:

I'll try to explain my poinf of view in English, i'm not sure if I can :p

 

  1. The race should be suspended for the wind conditions. They don't do it.
  2. In the final jumps, whit the front wind, the gate should be higher

 

Oh well, if even a coach of several jumpers who were disappointing today said it was a great first round, I'll gladly be happy with it as well :p 

 

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4 Hills Tournament

Stage 4 Bischofshofen

KO Round Starting Order

 

Q Athlete Pairing Athlete Q
26 :POL Piotr ZYLA 1 Timi ZAJC :SLO  25
27 :CZE Roman KOUDELKA 2 Jan HOERL :AUT  24
28 :SUI Killian PEIER 3 Anze LANISEK :SLO 

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29 :POL Maciej KOT 4 Junshiro KOBAYASHI :JPN 22
30 :NOR Robin PEDERSEN 5 Anders HAARE :NOR  21
31 :JPN Keiichi SATO 6 Domen PREVC :SLO  20
32 :NOR Robert JOHANSSON 7 Daniel Andre TANDE :NOR 19
33 :SUI Gregor DESCHWANDEN 8 Pius PASCHKE :GER  18
34 :RUS Dmitriy VASSILIEV 9 Michael HAYBOECK :AUT  17
35 :SUI Simon AMMANN 10 Karl GEIGER :GER  16
36 :AUT Manuel FETTNER 11 Yukiya SATO :JPN  15
37 :CAN Mackenzie BOYD-CLOWES 12 Gregor SCHLIERENZAUER :AUT 14
38 :SLO Cene PREVC 13 Dawid KUBACKI :POL  13
39 :FIN Antti AALTO 14 Markus EISENBICHLER :GER  12
40 :AUT Clemens LEITNER 15 Philipp ASCHENWALD :AUT  11
41 :KAZ Sergey TKACHENKO  16 Daniel HUBER :AUT  10
42 :NOR Sondre RINGEN 17 Marius LINDVIK :NOR 9
43 :AUT Clemens AIGNER 18 Johann Andre FORFANG :NOR  8
44 :AUT Markus SCHIFFNER 19 Peter PREVC :SLO  7
45 :AUT Stefan HUBER 20 Ryoyu KOBAYASHI :JPN 6
46 :JPN Taku TAKEUCHI 21 Stephan LEYHE :GER  5
47 :POL Stefan HULA 22 Constantin SCHMID :GER  4
48 :RUS Evgeniy KLIMOV 23 Kamil STOCH :POL 3
49 :RUS Roman Sergeevich TROFIMOV 24 Daiki ITO :JPN  2
50 :JPN Naoki NAKAMURA  25 Stefan KRAFT :AUT  1

 

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In my opinion, interesting pairs, going from the top pairs 1, 2, 3, 7, 10, 18, 19, 20 and 23. It is known that you will fight for winning they also have interesting pairs, but those that I mentioned are the most interesting.

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