Seefeld world cup normal hill became a dense sleet perfect condition lottery where the lottery ticket hits Polish Dawid Kubacki.Dawid Kubacki grabbed the chaotic race in a sensational world championship gold medal. AOP
Polish Dawid Kubacki party sensationally normaalimäen MM-gold Seefeldissä. Gold aftertaste, though there are many of the mouth quite bitter: competition namely quite total circumstance lottery sleet and rain. Impossibly slow to start the pace you ate a healthy bunch of meters to the peak names.
it is significant that the opening round with the longest jump of the Seefeld Toni Seelos-top of the hill in jump japan Ryoyu Kobayashi collapse in the end the 14th. 101 yards in the opening round jumped to the japanese stayed the sufferer of your condition and the output stage-lottery. Desolate 92,5-metre watered down medal dreams of the second round.
”Unfair”
of 104.5 meters in the second round jumped Kubacki was surprised about the gold myself. Before Seefeld’s sensational gold in the bag there was only one world cup race win.
– to Be honest, I didn’t think a medal today, although, of course, hope. I was surprised that we jump in these crazy circumstances. It might not have been fair for all of us.
Not true, at least bronze to leftover Stefan Kraft .
I think today is not really a fair competition.
Polish double victory completes Kamil Stoch . He was racing his partners on the line.
ski jumping is completely unpredictable and we were lucky today.
again
Finns would say mäkikisa not served triumphal exactly well received, still. Finland the four are all at least passed the tryouts, but Jarkko Määttä from the sole to the second round. He was a level over his worthily 19:p.
qualifying came bitterly in the first two rounds and had 31:p. the Eetu Nousiainen 42:p. Finnish first name Antti Aalto failed effort its perfectly and was the worst Finnish 85 meters jump. The investment was 47:s – fourth-last.
the Seefeld world championships jump on Saturday yet mixed team of the hill. Finland is represented by the Wave, Määttä, Julia Kykkänen and Susanna Forsström .
