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Danke :)

Anyone knows results from Sapporo from Friday and today??

:up: (P.S. - It would be great if instead of Malysz,Ahonen,Uhrmann etc. Hofer and Tepeš would end careers after this season :D)

After third round, Poland were ahead of Slovenia by 0.4 points. Now, after Kranjec jumped 136m with '0.59' frontwind, Malysz had to jump 143m with telemark (or 146m without it), because 'he had 2.06' frontwind, so Poland would still be ahead of Slovenia and have a chance of a bronze medal....and...

Deserved win for Schlierenzauer (especially if you have Liberec 2009 in mind), but without windregel Morgenstern would be 1st again : official results 1. Schlieri 277.5 2. Morgi 277.2 3. Ammann 274.3 without windregel 1. Morgi 275.7 2. Schlieri 275.1 3. Ammann 274.7

At least top20 flyers (which would be determined by qualification round, or maybe ski flying would cup standings, or combined) would have equal chance of winning, which is never the case now. Especially the problem is if a good ski-flyer starts very early in the round like Muotka today (or maybe...

Koba Tsakadze from Georgia (then USSR) jumped 142m during Skiflugwoche in Oberstdorf, 1967. source : www.arbeiter-zeitung.at, 11. Februar 1967. also, national record of Spain is 141m, jumped by Bernat Sola in Kulm 1986. source : http://www.saltos-esqui.com/

Maybe to bring back the rules that were used in 1970's for ski-flying : after qualification top 40 jumpers would be split in two groups : best 20 would fight for positions 1-20, for ex. from gate 3 (the gate would not be changed) the other 20 jumpers would jump from higher starting gate, for ex...

I understand that gate was lowered because of safety, but : Kranjec & Jacobsen(and every other jumper who went from gate 5) had to jump at least 255m (and with a telemark!) to be on level terms with Schlierenzauer and Evensen in the 1st round. So, in theory, only last 10 jumpers in the first...

Wind bonuses from official results: Koch 8.6 pkt Ammann 7.7 pkt Kofler 4.6 pkt Morgi 4.3 pkt Matti 1.9 pkt So, according to new rules, Koch had two times worse wind conditions than Kofler and Morgi, but still outjumped them :D: While Matti had actually pretty good conditions, exactly the same...

Morgenstern und Kofler hatte viel bessere Windverhältnisse als Ammann, if we are to believe new rules :D:

http://www.sport-komplett.de/sport-komplett/sportarten/s/ski_nordisch/skispringen/hst/21.html

- But what annoys me the most is the fact that FIS(Hofer) is trying to say that without new rules it is just not possible to have 'fair' and 'safe' competition nowdays. But those old rules do not belong to 1930's or 1950's, they were used through this century also! If the problem was in...

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www.mtv3.fi/urheilu/makihyppy/uutiset.shtml/arkistot/makihyppy/2010/04/1097778 If I understood it correctly, FIS committee for ski-jumping on its annual meeting in Zürich this weekend gave green light for official introducing of new rules from next season, which will be used in all...

FIS delegate Jelko Gros said in a interview that Saturday competiton was perfect example of how good these new rules are :häh: Also, apparently, wind is measured in following way : Wind is only measured at the exact moment when jumper leaves take-off table!!! Those 5 measurement points are...

Bertro I agree with you completely, but why are they using wind factor when it is simply not correct? For example, in Planica they use also only 5 measurment points - and that means that between 0-60 meters or 180-240 meters we have absolutely no information about wind? Today poor Rutkowski...

Hello ;) I apologise in advance because of huge post, but I'm sure some of you will find this interesting. I did some research based on official results from Planica (those found on www.fis-ski.com), because I wanted to prove how jumpers who start with lower inrun gate actually have HUGE...

What about this for an idea? In late 1970's, ski-flying was organized under following rules : On first day, there was the qualification round, and based on its results athletes were split into two groups : A) better athletes, that would start with lower inrun gate and fight for the victory of...

3 times in history World Record was set by prejumper - 1994 - Martin Hoellwarth (he was a prejumper during training day) 1979 - Klaus Ostwald 1964 - Nilo Zandanel Actually, Japan is the only 'big' ski jumping nation that never had world record holder! Takao Ito was closest, he went 176m in...