Kubacki’s great result before the competition in Lillehammer. Three Poles in “15”

Pawe³ W ± sec landed on the 131st meter and took the 14th position. And although he jumped in worse conditions he glided three meters shorter, thanks to better notes he was eighth. He was three positions higher, the author of the flight at 132.5 meters.

Piotr Żyła, the winner of six medals in the world championship, jumped only 123 meters and took 19th place. The worst Pole turned out to be Kacper Juroszek, who took 39th place (114th)

The best in the test series was Ziga Jelar (135 meters), followed by Cene Prevc (129) and Halvor Egner Granerud (129.5).

Trial series results:

1. Ziga Jelar 135 (77.8)
2. Cene Prevc 129 (75.3)
3. Halvor Egner Granerud 129.5 (75.2)
4. Stefan Kraft 130 (75.2)
5. Dawid Kubacki 132.5 (73.7)
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   8. Kamil Stoch 128 (72.4)
   14. Paweł Wasek 131 (69.4)
   19. Piotr Żyła 123 (68.9)
   39. Kacper Juroszek 114 (40.9)

What happened on Wednesday?

. Stefan Kraft was placed behind him, although he jumped six meters shorter. The Austrian, however, jumped with the wind in the back and from a higher inrun. Third in the prologue was Manuel Fettner after jumping on 136 meters. Stoch was fourth, Kubacki was the sixth, Żyła eleventh, Wasek 27th, Kacper Juroszek was 42nd, Stefan Hula was 52nd and he did not compete in the Thursday jumps.

Thursday’s competition will start at 4:00 p.m. Report on Sport.pl and in the Sport.pl LIVE mobile application.

Unusual Raw Air

The Norwegian Raw Air tournament will look completely different this time around. First of all, the cycle will take place only in two cities (Lillehammer and Oslo), and not in four, as in previous years. Due to the renovation the hill in Trondheim fell out and the flying world championship will be held on the mammoth in Vikersund. Therefore, this year’s edition of Raw Air jumpers will consist of three prologues and three individual competitions (one in Lillehammer and two in Oslo). The final note will then be the sum of nine jumps.