Back from the Sapporo World Cup Jumping female [Presentation]

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Back from the Sapporo World Cup Jumping female [Presentation]

After more than a month off back into action the World Cup women's ski jumping as it prepares to face the & rsquo; now traditional toun & eacute; and Japanese. The maximum circuit will be pink & agrave; Scene in the Country of the Rising Sun for two consecutive weeks and, like in 2013, will & agrave; Sapporo to open the dances.

NEWS '' The three races in December have already & agrave; Sara Takanashi launched on the run in the general classification. The nineteen year old Japanese could then create a vacuum in competitions in his native land and kill the bud the race for Crystal Ball. & Nbsp; Storiale competitions are held on Miyanomori jampu ky & # 333; & # 333 ;, gij trampoline built in the late & rsquo; 60 in the Olympic Games of 1972. L & rsquo; plant has undergone a radical restructuring before gi & agrave; & Outdoors; beginning of the year & rsquo; 80, when he assumed the present conformation (K90 / HS100). After which & eacute; & Egrave; has undergone several renovations, the & rsquo; last of which in 2005. So far in & rsquo; Hokkaido there were 6 races valid for the ultimate women's circuit, 4 of which won by Sara Takanashi. Moreover, the Japanese missed the two tests in 2013, and then excel in all those played in 2014 and 2015. As a result his poker is also a streak of consecutive wins tutt & rsquo; now open. Boast a success also French Coline Mattel and the 'Austrian Jacqueline Seifriedsberg both dated (obviously) in 2013. Among the athletes in activities & agrave; I made the podium also the German Carina Vogt, the Russian Irina Avvakumova, the Slovenian Spela Rogelj, the Austrian Daniela Iraschko-Stolz and Clare H & ouml; LZL. As for the 'Italy, the best result & egrave; It was won by Elena Runggaldier, piazzatasi fifth Feb. 2, 2013. The official record female & egrave; was established by Sara Takanashi, landed 103 meters (more than 3 l & rsquo; Hs) l & rsquo; January 11, 2014.
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