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Jakub Janda, who wanted to end his racing career at the end of'' winter just ended, on the other hand has officially announced that he had changed his mind. The main factors are rethinking Noriaki Kasai and Janne Ahonen.
Tuesday 3 June 2014 2 minutes reading time
The thirty-six Czech explained so his decision: "Things have changed in the Olympic Games in Sochi. Kasai See'' win two medals at the age of 41 years has motivated me strongly.
Also in Russia Janne Ahonen told me that it would continue. Auks I imagined myself in front of the television while watching the two of them, more older than me, keep jumping.
I began to reconsider my decision to quit, I finally decided to pursue my career. The bright end of the season I finally convinced him to continue.
I do not know how many years I will be yet the game. I'll be there until I'll enjoy. I can not tell if I am the game of Pyeong Chang 2018, however, not rule it out. "
Jakub Janda, born in 1978, is one of the most Czechs jumpers winners of all time (in fact, the most successful ever by the dissolution of Czechoslovakia). The Moravian won the overall World Cup and the Tour of 4 trampolines in the 2005-2006 season. The maximum circuit has 6 hits and 20 podiums, to which must be added a silver and a bronze iridescent.
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