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According to that logic, then Primoz Ulaga is Jugoslavian and not Slovenian jumper :rolleyes: Also, Georgian record is (at least) 142m, Koba Tsakadze (father of Kakhaber) jumped that distance during Skiflugwoche in Oberstdorf, 1967. source : www.arbeiter-zeitung.at, 11. Februar 1967.

This can not be Bosnian record, Polish trainer Janusz Fortecki was training young Bosnian jumpers in Travnik in late 1970's and early 1980's, so they could fulfill the role of forejumpers during the Sarajevo Olympics in 1984. Travnik has a normal hill (K-90), so Bosnian record is surely much...

Interview with Gian-Franco Kasper http://www.sportschau.de/ski-wm/nordische-ski-wm/kasper-kritik100.html

http://www.fis-ski.com/pdf/2013/JP/3800/2013JP3800SLT.pdf Corrected list, without Levkin and Karpenko!

Looks like HS139 http://www.fis-ski.com/uk/604/1228.html?event_id=32735&cal_suchsector=JP

First victories ever in FIS competitions for Romania and (somewhat surprisingly) independent Kazakhstan... * Vladimir Tschernajev won Europa Cup competition in Neustadt in 1984 jumping for Soviet Union

Actually Fettner is close to becoming most successful jumper in the Continental Cup history. all time list of indvidual victories in Continental Cup (including Summer COC) S. Thurnbichler 19 Kranjec 17 Loitzl 16 Fettner 16 Bardal 14 So, this...

Actually it was the '191m' rule. It was introduced in 1986, and it survived until 1994. During competition rounds, every jump that was actually longer than 191m was scored as 191m jump (so, jumper scored same distance points if he jumped 191m or 199m). The rule was abolished after Planica SFWC...

In Harrachov 1992, Duffner jumped 194m with a fall. Information that he landed beyond 200m on that day is completely false. Don't believe everything written on Youtube / Wikipedia ;) this is the article from Neues Deutschland zeitung, 23.03.1992* ''Japanersieg nach Abbruch Harrachov (dpa)...

Actually, there is a yellow card to his active/retired status on fis-ski.com...looks like it is true. http://www.fis-ski.com/uk/604/613.html?sector=JP&listid=&competitorid=445&type=result Is he crazy or something? :neinnein:

Is this official? I hope not :neinnein:

First Swiss victory in COC since 26.12.1998! (Sylvain Freiholz, St. Moritz)

Could you please also translate following medalists of 1st and 2nd Asian Winter Games that were held in Sapporo, 1986 & 1990? :) 1986 1. 渋谷　潤 2. 清水貞雄 3. 高橋雅彦 1990 1. 東　和広 2. 竹内卓哉 3. 及川貴生

Hello again, could You please help me translate the location of the following two ski jumping hills in Europe?? ビュイル (located somewhere in France) ライトインビンクル (located in Germany) Thanks!

Thank you very much Kekx and You! :)

Could you please help me translate following names of the jumpers (1990's period) : ラインタラー (from Austria) 二階堂学 (from Japan) 冨谷茂樹 (from Japan) エラート (from Austria) Thanks in advance!

Hey Larry, thanks for answering with such a quality post ;) I agree that it is very hard to compare successes from different periods, especially to include athletes that are still active in those kind of lists. But I was always puzzled to make a list of all 'tagessieger' in ski-flying, since...

Ich stimme voll und ganz, und für mich 4 Ski-Fliegen Organisatoren in nur einer Saison ist viel zu viel ... Diese Inflation der Skiflug Wettbewerben passiert erst 2009, wenn es auch 4 Veranstalter (alle außer Harrachov) ... vor, dass, wo nur 5 Mal in der Geschichte, wenn wir 3 verschiedene...

Ich hoffe, Sie finden diese interessante ... (dies mit Hilfe von Google Translator geschehen war, also bitte nicht lachen :D:) Im Skifliegen Es ist schwierig, direkt vergleichen Sie die Ergebnisse aus verschiedenen Epochen, denn von 1953-1989 alle Ski-Fliegen Wettbewerb wurde in ähnlicher...

With today's victory, Schlierenzauer equaled Helmut Recknagel's record of 11 ski-flying victories : Schlieri's victories : Oberstdorf II 2008(SFWC), Planica I & II 2008, Kulm I & II 2009, Vikersund 2009, Planica I 2009, Kulm II 2010, Vikersund I & II 2011, Planica I 2011 Recknagel's victories...