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10.10.2011
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Ski jumping-world mourns
Pavel Karelin
The ski jumping-world mourns the death of Pavel
Karelin. The 21-year-old Russian died in a car accident
in Russia. [more]
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07.08.2011
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SGP Hinterzarten: Austria
takes team victory
With yet another sensational team performance, the
Austrian team took the victory and thus remained
unbeaten in the season’s second team event in Hinterzarten.
The Austrian quartet of Andreas Kofler, Michael
Haybock, Manuel Fettner and Thomas Morgenstern secured
the victory with a total of 1011.3 points ahead
of Poland, the winners of last year's team competition
at the German venue. [more]
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13.06.2011
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Sochi 2014: Making progress
Not even 1000 days until the Olympic Winter Games
2014 in southern Russia - in Sochi. After Vancouver
2010 the Winter Olympics will take place in a city
by the sea for the second time in a row. [more]
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12.04.2011
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Russians sign contract
with Hofer and Schallert only for one year
The Federation of Ski-Jumping & Nordic Combined
of Russia wants to protect itself against any possible
failures in the collaboration with coaches Richard
Shallert and Gerhard Hofer, therefore they offered
a one-year contract for both Austrians with a possible
renewal for two more seasons, tells Alexander Uvarov,
President of the Federation. [more]
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01.01.2011
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The difficult comeback
of Dimitri Vassiliev
Dimitri Vassiliev has a history of injuries. But
the ACL rupture he suffered in training in Lillehammer
before the Olympic Games 2010 was a decisive point
in his career. [more]
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12.12.2010
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No competition on Sunday
Bad luck for the organizers of the World Cup events
in Harrachov. Last year the competitions could not
take place due to a lack of snow. This year the
wind was the problem. [more]
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01.03.2010
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Wolfgang Steiert ends
work with Russian team
After the weak performances at the Olympic
Winter Games in Vancouver, head coach Wolfgang Steiert
will end his work with the skijumpers from Russia.
[more]
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26.02.2010
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Nordic Combined: America's
Bill Demong wins Nordic Combined gold
Olympic veteran Bill Demong capped the United
States' impressive Nordic Combined campaign at the
Vancouver Games by winning the large hill gold medal
on Thursday. Fellow American Johnny Spillane took
silver, his third of the Games, with Austria's Bernhard
Gruber claiming bronze. Two days after anchoring
the US to silver in the team event, Demong becomes
the United States' first ever Olympic Nordic champion.
Spillane was second in the normal hill event behind
Frenchman Jason Lamy-Chappuis and also won silver
in the team event on Tuesday. [more]
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23.02.2010
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Ski jumping (Team): Austrian
'Eagles' soar to success
Austria's invincible ski-jumpers soared to a
convincing Olympic gold medal on Monday in the team
event for a record-tying fifth consecutive title
at major competitions.
Young gun Gregor Schlierenzauer just managed to
stay on his skis in the final jump of the day to
lead the 'Eagles' to victory over Germany and Norway.
They scored 1107.9 points - the highest in Olympic
team history - to Germany's 1035.8 and Norway's
1030.2.
"I feel so fantastic. It is a dream..."
[more]
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21.02.2010
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Ammann captures historic
fourth career gold
Switzerland's Simon Ammann conquered his nerves
to win the Olympic Games large hill title on Saturday
and become the first ski jumper in history to win
four individual golds. Ammann, who pulled off the
double in the 2002 Salt Lake City Games, also won
the 2010 normal hill title last Saturday. The 28-year-old
recorded jumps of 144m and 138m for a total of 283.6
points to beat off Poland's Adam Malysz (137m and
133.5m for 269.4pts) and Austria's Gregor Schlierenzauer
(130.5m and 136m for 262.2pts).
It was the same podium as last week's normal hill.
[more]
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15.02.2010
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Lamy-Chappuis gives France
combined gold
Jason Lamy-Chappuis of France won the gold medal
in Sunday's Olympic Games Nordic Combined with American
Johnny Spillane taking silver and Italian Alessandro
Pittin the bronze. The American-born Lamy-Chappuis
held off Spillane in a thrilling dash for the line
to give the French contingent their second gold
of the day after Vincent Jay won the men's biathlon
sprint. Lamy-Chappuis had it all still to do as
he stood fifth following the morning ski jump section
which saw Finland's Janne Ryyaenen throw down an
early gauntlet. But the Frenchman, five World Cup
wins and nine podiums this season, dug deep as the
23-year-old emulated Fabrice Guy, who won the title
on home snow at Albertville 18 years ago.
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14.02.2010
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Ammann magic as Swiss
land gold again
The legend lives on after Swiss ski-jump superstar
Simon Ammann won gold in the normal hill on Saturday
to clinch the first precious metal of the 2010 Olympic
Winter Games.
"This is my third Olympic gold medal, it's
insane. I have no words for this, it's crazy,"
said the 28-year-old, who pulled of a golden double
at the Salt Lake Games eight years ago to earn the
nickname Harry Potter, the young wizard he resembles.
[more]
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10.02.2010
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First training - everyone
satisfied
The first training for the normal hill competition
took place on Wednesday at the Whistler Olympic
Park. Under slight snowfall, later sleet, the Olympians
very extremely relaxed and happy about the atmosphere
at the XXI. Olympic Winter Games. The Norwegian
were positively surprised by the Olympic Village
and showed good jumps, first and foremost Anders
Jacobsen. After the first training jumps he has
to be considered a favorite for Saturday's competition.
[more]
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