After a jump of 102 m, Marius Lindvik won the qualification for the individual competition on the normal hill in Chinese Zhangjiakou. Robert Johansson was second and third was. Also 16th Dawid Kubacki and 27th Stefan Hula did well. He disappointed him as he took 36th place.
A ski jumping competition on a normal facility? Experts unanimously – there will be a lottery
Unfortunately, during training and qualifying, the struggle in Zhangjiakou is always accompanied by wind. Some people gain from it, others lose. Therefore, experts have no doubts that everyone can win tomorrow’s individual competition in Beijing.
– Tomorrow really everyone can win … What is this lottery hill – writes Piotr Majchrzak on Twitter.
– Applications after qualifying? We know we know nothing. A lottery, however, in which at most were those who are undeniably in good shape. Tomorrow the wind is supposed to be a bit lighter, so it remains to be hoped that the final results will be more tangible – Piotr Bąk tweeted.
Łukasz Jachimiak emphasized that it was the wind that could have largely contributed to Kamil Stoch’s weaker jump in qualifying.
– If life gives you lemons / limes … “Piotr Żyła elegant – 102.5 m and he will be high in qualifying. Kamil Stoch short – 83.5 m. Reasons? skis, and the Stoch only 0.97 m / s – we read.
“Kamil Stoch’s hood”
Yesterday’s performance of the three-time Olympic champion was brilliant. In his only one, the Pole broke the 100 m barrier, but today he was completely not himself.
– Piotr’s bomb, Kamil’s cap. Apart from unfavorable conditions, both of today’s Stoch jumps are far from perfect. Let’s hope that anxiety will not creep in and it will be possible to rely on good attempts from previous days – wrote Piotr Bąk from skijumping.pl
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Our jumper in the interviews after qualifying emphasized that he did not feel well in the inrun, which, combined with unfavorable conditions, unfortunately had an impact on his poor results.
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