Tour of the four trampolines: the roll of honor. Kobayashi succeeds Kamil Stoch and rises to two wins

Tournée dei quattro trampolini: l’albo d’oro. Kobayashi succede a Kamil Stoch e sale a due vittorie
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Tour of the four trampolines: the roll of honor. Kobayashi succeeds Kamil Stoch and rises to two wins

After Ryoyu Kobayashi's conquest of the 2021/21 Four Hills Tour in front of Norwegians Marius Lindvik and Halvor Egner Granerud, let's take a look at the roll of honor of the legendary competition, which has archived its 70th edition.

Second success for the Japanese "concorde" after the one obtained in 2018/19. On that occasion, Kobayashi made the Grand Slam, winning on all four of the Tournée's springboards. This year the company was only touched upon. After the successes in Oberstdorf, Garmisch-Partenkirchen and in Race-1 in Bischofshofen, the Japanese raised the white flag, finishing 5th in the second race on the Austrian plant. The three victories won, however, brought him to eight stage successes in the Tour, bypassing Kamil Stoch and coming within one length of the Ahonen-Schlierenzauer duo. Kobayashi also became the most successful Japanese in the history of the competition, beating Kazuyoshi Funaki, winner in the 1997/98 edition. For the land of the rising sun it is the third affirmation in 70 editions. It is curious to note that in the last six tours only Polish athletes and Ryoyu Kobayashi have alternated on the podium. Multi-winner ranking: Ahonen Janne FIN 5 Weißflog Jens GER 4 Recknagel Helmut GER 3 Wirkola Bjorn NOR 3 Stoch Kamil POL 3 Kobayashi Ryoyu JPN 2 Roll of honor: 2021-2022 Kobayashi Ryoyu JPN 2020-2021 Stoch Kamil POL 2019-2020 Kubacki Dawid POL 2018-2019 Kobayashi Ryoyu JPN 2017-2018 Stoch Kamil POL 2016-2017 Stoch Kamil POL 2015-2016 Prevc Peter SLO 2014-2015 Kraft Stefan AUT 2013-2014 Diethart Thomas AUT 2012-2013 Schlierenzauer Gregor AUT 2011-2012 Schlierenzauer Gregor AUT 2010-2011 Morgenstern Thomas AUT 2009-2010 Kofler Andreas AUT 2008-2009 Loitzl Wolfgang AUT 2007-2008 Ahonen Janne FIN 2006-2007 Jacobsen Anders NOR 2005-2006 Janda Jakub - Ahonen Janne CZE / FIN 2004-2005 Ahonen Janne FIN 2003-2004 Pettersen Sigurd NOR 2002-2003 Ahonen Janne FIN 2001-2002 Hannawald Sven GER 2000-2001 Malysz Adam POL 1999-2000 Widholzl Andreas AUT 1998-1999 Ahonen Janne FIN 1997-1998 Funaki Kazuyoshi JPN 1996-1997 Peterka Primoz SLO 1995-1996 Weißflog Jens GER 1994-1995 Goldberger Andreas AUT 1993-1994 Bredsen Espen NOR 1992-1993 Goldberger Andreas AUT 1991-1992 Nieminen Toni FIN 1990-1991 Weißflog Jens GER 1989-1990 Thoma Dieter GER 1988-1989 Laakkonen Risto FIN 1987-1988 Nykanen Matti FIN 1986-1987 Ernst vectors AUT 1985-1986 Ernst vectors AUT 1984-1985 Weißflog Jens GER.E. 1983-1984 Weißflog Jens GER.E. 1982-1983 Nykanen Matti FIN 1981-1982 Deckert Manfred GER.E. 1980-1981 Neuper Hubert AUT 1979-1980 Neuper Hubert AUT 1978-1979 Kokkonen Pentti FIN 1977-1978 Yliantila Kari FIN 1976-1977 Danneberg Jochen GER.E. 1975-1976 Danneberg Jochen GER.E. 1974-1975 Purstl Willi AUT 1973-1974 Aschenbach Hans- Georg GER.E. 1972-1973 Schmidt Rainer GER.E. 1971-1972 Mork Ingolf NOR 1970-1971 Raska Jiri TCH 1969-1970 Queck Horst GER.E. 1968-1969 Wirkola Bjorn NOR 1967-1968 Wirkola Bjorn NOR 1966-1967 Wirkola Bjorn NOR 1965-1966 Kankkonen Veiko FIN 1964-1965 Brandtzaeg Torgeir NOR 1963-1964 Kankkonen Veiko FIN 1962-1963 Engan Toralf NOR 1961-1962 Kirjonen Eino FIN 1960-1961 Recknagel Helmut GER.E. 1959-1960 Bolkart Max GER.O. 1958-1959 Recknagel Helmut GER.E. 1957-1958 Recknagel Helmut GER.E. 1956-1957 Uotinen Pentti FIN 1955-1956 Kamensky Nikolai USSR 1954-1955 Silvennoinen Hemmo FIN 1953-1954 Bjornstad Olaf Bjorn NOR 1952-1953 Bradl Sepp AUT
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