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Peter Prevc won the title Slovenian imposing itself in a crowded (50 jumpers to go!) And exciting national championship played on the small trampoline in Kranj.
Monday 7 October 2013 2 minutes reading time
The struggle for success was hard fought as at the end of the first series three athletes were in fact equal. Prevc commanded operations with only one tenth of a point margin over Jernej Damjan and Robert Kranjec, tied for second place.
In the second series all three have landed beyond the point Hs (109 meters). The twenty-one affiliated to the sciclub Triglav made the longest jump (111.5) and was then imposed by a margin of 3.1 lengths of 3.2 and Damjan on Kranjec. Fourth place for Jaka Hvala, in turn, according to the author of a spectacular jump.
Prevc Kranjec and then have redeemed in extremis'' a rather disappointing summer, while Hvala has finally shown signs of recovery after a season of plastic completely anonymous. For its part, Damjan instead confirmed his excellent run of form.
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