The World Cup of female jumping back in Europe [Presentation Oberstdorf]

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The World Cup of female jumping back in Europe [Presentation Oberstdorf]

After the long trip to Japan, the World Cup jumping female returns in Europe and garegger & agrave; Oberstdorf, one of the temples of the discipline.

NEWS & rsquo; & Nbsp; HISTORY For the second consecutive year Oberstdorf & egrave; l & rsquo; only German stage included in the calendar for women. The resort & agrave; Bavarian & egrave; in fact it entered in the schedule of maximum circuit only in 2014- & rsquo; 15 taking the place of Schonach and Hinterzarten. It garegger & agrave; on Normal Hill built alongside the legendary Schattenbergschanze, scene of one of the four stages of Vierschanzentournee. The structure (K95 / HS106) & egrave; Because new & eacute; & Egrave; It was erected between 2010 and 2011 to replace the old HS100. The young trampoline hosted a few international competitions and only two counting towards the World Cup, those go on stage in January 2015. Both races were won from & rsquo; Austrian Daniela Iraschko-Stolz with the German Carina Vogt to occupy the square d & rsquo; honor in both races. The third step of the podium & egrave; It was the prerogative of the Japanese Sara Takanashi in the first round and the Canadian Taylor Henrich in the second. This means that & rsquo; & egrave Bavarian facility; one of the few to have organized competitions of the highest women's circuit in which Takanashi has never won. For the record, the other three are Trondheim, Val di Fiemme and Sochi. The record belongs to the women's trampoline Japanese Yuki Ito, landed 104 meters. In other words no woman has yet passed the point Hs.
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