Journalist Sport.pl Jakub Balcerski reached the materials that testified to irregularities in the Norway team in ski jumping during the World Championships in Trondheim. The Sports Director for Jumping Norwegian Federation Jan-Erik Aalbu was denying for a long time that the “overall scandal” was blown by the Polish media, while he finally pleaded guilty. Marius Lindvik and Johann Andre Forfang were finally suspended, And the director of world jumps Sandro Pertile is convinced that they both knew about the whole plot.
Here are the results of Thursday training in Oslo. Kubacki the best of the Poles
World Championship Therefore, they ended in a great scandal. Polish jumpers, however, did not have much reason to be satisfied, because the best individually was Paweł Wąsek, who took the 11th place. As for the team competition, we were in sixth place. Thomas Thurnbichler Therefore, he decided to change the team before the start of the RAW Air tournament. Already during the World Cup it seems that he completely crossed out Piotr Żyła, while both Kamil Stoch and both Maciej Kot.
Just before the start of Thursday qualifications, the last training took place. A cat appeared on the starting bar, which jumped 116 meters. Another of ours, i.e. Kamil Stoch, fell out … Fatty, because he reached only 106.5 m. Then Dawid Kubacki did a lot better, who jumped 118.5 MI became a leader. Shortly after him Jakub Wolny jumped and also had reasons to be satisfied, because after the trial at a distance of 114.5 m he was third.
Then Aleksander Rzeczczoł, who landed on 117 meters and was sixth, presented himself quite well. Kubacki lost his place a little earlier, because Philipp Raimund jumped great and reached 123 m. The last of our players Paweł Wąsek jumped 115.5 m, took 12th place and overtook Maciej Kot. The best during the first training was Manuel Fettner, who overtook Ryoyu Kobayashi and Anze Laniska.
A shortened classification of Thursday training before qualifying in Oslo:
- 1. Manuel Fetter – 140.5 m
- 2. Ryoyu Kobayashi – 129.5 m
- 3. Anze Lanisek – 129.5 m
- 4. Andreas Wellinger – 126 m
- 5. Philipp Raimund – 123 m
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- 8. Dawid Kubacki – 118.5 m
- 18. Jakub Wolny – 114.5 m
- 20. Aleksander Znamczoł – 117
- 21. Paweł Wąsek – 115.5 m
- 23. Maciej Kot – 116 m
- 43. Kamil Stoch – 106.5 m