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In a desperately semi-deserted Holmenkollen jump stage, Kamil Stoch dominated the qualifying sessions of the HS 134 on the Oslo hill trampoline.
Friday 9 March 2018 2 minutes reading time
Just think that starting from a lower pole than the others, 14 against 15, the Polish leader of the World Cup and author of the Grand Slam in the Tournée of the 4 Trampolines scored the best measure, 131 meters, which earned him 6.2 points ahead on the Norwegian Robert Johansson, landed half a meter further back. All at 130 meters stopped the German Richard Freitag, third, the Norwegian Johann Andre Forfang, fourth, and the Polish Dawid Kubacki, fifth.
Sixth Norwegian Andreas Stjernen, seventh German Andreas Wellinger, eighth Austrian Stefan Kraft, ninth Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi, tenth Norwegian Daniel Andre Tande: the best of this season are all there, a little 'back only the German Markus Eisenbichler, fourteenth just behind the Austrian Gregor Schlierenzauer, good thirteenth.
This qualification was already part of the Raw Air, a stage competition that tries to imitate, without much success, the Tournée of the 4 Trampolines. Will be present at Sunday's race Alex Insam and Sebastian Colloredo, thirty-seventh and thirty-eighth, eliminated Davide Bresadola and Roberto Della Sega, sixty-second and sixty-ninth.
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