Raw Air si sposta a Lillehammer, con uno Stefan Kraft "on fire"

Archived the stage in Oslo, the Jumping World Cup and Raw Air move immediately in Lillehammer, where you jump today.

Monday 13 March 2017 8 minutes reading time

After the extra step of December when Lillehammer recovered the stage initially assigned in Nizhny Tagil, the Jumping World Cup is back for the second time this season in dell'Ã˜stlandet region. peculiar situation, but certainly not unprecedented, as had already occurred in 2005-'06 and 2009-'10. NEWS 'In Oslo Stefan Kraft has extended his exceptional state of competitiveness, winning the third victory and the tenth consecutive podium finish in top-level competitions. While Kamil Stoch has completely washing the second jump, he said to a technical error, concluding sadly twenty-second. Then the hierarchies in the standings have totally reversed. In fact, the Austrian gained the Polish 91 points in one shot, conquering therefore the yellow bib with a margin of 31 lengths. It is badly placed for twenty-nine of Zakopane, which brought after the dances for two months, is now in chase. Therefore it will be important for him to react since Lillehammer, otherwise the risk is to see the Crystal Ball to take the path to Schwarzach im Pongau. As for RAW AIR, this is the situation after five of the 16 scheduled jumps: 1. KRAFT Stefan (AUT) 671.8 2. Wellinger Andreas (GER) 651.3 3. Eisenbichler Markus (GER) 622.3 4. ZYLA Piotr (POL) 619.4 5. PREVC Peter (SLO) 613.7 6. Andreas Stjernen (NOR) 612.9 7. Daiki ITO (JPN) 609.4 8. Daniel-Andre Tande (NOR) 608.5 9. HAYBÃ–CK Michael (AUT) 603.7 10. Forfang Johann Andre (NOR) 600.5 So Kraft and Wellinger have already taken over all margin. For the third step of the podium instead it is apertissima.PROGRAMMA fight LILLEHAMMER13 March - 17.30: Prologue (Qualification) 14 March - 17:00: Race HISTORY dell'Oppland facility has hosted a race forerunners of in March 1984, so it has done consistently part of the program of the World Cup since 1993, except for an interlude between 1999 and 2003. The competition held in the '80s was disputed on Balbergbakken, trampoline now unused. Since 1993, instead he competes in LysgÃ¥rdsbakken Ski Jumping Arena, built for the Winter Olympic Games of 1994 and then renovated in 2007. To date in this facility you were played 39 first-level competitions (37 World Cup which must be added those of the XVII Olympic Winter Games). The number of events is, however, divided among those were staged on Large Hill (31 + 1) and those of Normal Hill (6 + 1). In fact, in recent years it has often competed on small trampoline. Sometimes by choice (see coincide with the opening of the women's season), others out of necessity (as happened in 2015, when the strong wind the movement imposed on NH). They counted 24 different jumpers able to go up to the top step of the podium in Lillehammer. five on Large Hill (December 2006, March 2008, December 2009, November 2012, December 2014) and one on Normal Hill (December 2013) between them stands unquestionably Gregor Schlierenzauer, who imposed no less than 6 times. The Austrian has an almost irrational feeling with these trampolines. Here, December 3, 2006, he picked up the first win of his career and has managed to excel in large technical difficulty, as occurred in 2013 and in 2014, on his last success of the first level on the snow. Including Schlierenzauer are ten active athletes to have collected at least a statement. Simon Ammann and Severin Freund celebrated in 3 different occasions. The Swiss all the more impressive springboard, while the German distributes between Large Hill (1) and Normal Hill (2). Double hooray for Andreas Kofler (one for diving). They set a time on the big Janne Ahonen (even 21 years ago, back in December 1995), Jakub Janda (December 2005), Roman Koudelka (December 2014), Domen Prevc (December 2016) and Kamil Stoch (December 2016). Instead, he won the small Kenneth Gangnes (December 2015). On the subject of nations on the top step of Lillehammer waved nine different flags. Commands the 'Austria with 12 hits, followed by Germany at 8. I am at 5 Norway hostess and Finland, while Switzerland is to 4. The Czech movement brings together three statements, including one as Czechoslovakia. Poland and Slovenia are at 1, and both celebrated for the first time just three months ago. Between the superpowers still it remains dry only Japan, which has five squares of honor, four of which came in the 90s and in 2013, thanks to Taku Takeuchi. The official record of the big trampoline (K123 / HS138) belongs to Simon Ammann 6 December 2009 went to 146 meters (over 8 Hs).

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