Franz-Josef Rehrl won the jump segment in Oslo Holmenkollen

Franz-Josef Rehrl si aggiudica il segmento di salto ad Oslo Holmenkollen
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Franz-Josef Rehrl won the jump segment in Oslo Holmenkollen

In the morning today went sull'Holmenkollbakken scene of Oslo on jumping segment of gundersen fourth last season. A stand out for the first time in his career was Franz-Josef Rehrl.

The Austrian has taken full advantage of extremely favorable conditions, namely strong head wind, to land at 131m. He has so ahead of team-mate Mario Seidl, who has found a good jump, but not exceptional in the light of its potential. The Salzburg start but almost matched the Styrian, with a gap of only 3 ''. A 12 '' will kick off a great Bjoern Kircheisen, just ahead of Maxime Laheurte 14 ''. Slovenian Marjan Jelenko (25 '') was expressed at good levels, but the part where normally more effort is the bottom. In 6th place at 27 '' will start another Rot-Weiß-Rot athlete, Wilhelm Denifl. Interesting starting position for Akito Watabe (34 ''), followed by Francois Braud (40 '') and Eric Frenzel (44 ''). Further back the yellow bib Johannes Rydzek (1'02 ''), although the detachment from rival for the crystal ball is largely recoverable. Will follow the duo Magnus Moan (1'07 '') and Fabian Rießle (1'11 ''), intended in turn to fight for the top positions in the segment on the narrow skis, in their very congenial. He will have groped to maintain the trail blue Samuel Costa (1'13 ''), followed by two other athletes with good quality in the fund, Jørgen Graabak (1'18 '') and David Pommer (1'20 ''). The Gardena today it is quite defended, though it continues to lack the fluidity that had characterized its performance prior to the accident suffered in Seefeld. The second Italian in the race, Alessandro Pittin, will start flanked by Mikko Kokslien at 1'45 ''. The tandem will recover many positions saw the enormous potential on the narrow skis. The background segment is scheduled for 15:40 hours this afternoon.
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