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Thanks for posting all these domestic results through whole season, hope to see you all here in summer :) This has been very good season for us, we had two victories, team medal in WCH, Kasai's podium in Willingen and no less than 16 top10 results! And we have 7 jumpers in top36 of the World...

Danke!

Where can I find live-streaming for Ski Jumping World Cup competitions? I have the one of Slovenian TV, but as I can see they are not transmitting Vikersund competitions this weekend over the internet....

and Kasai 5th, Yumoto 7th! I still can't believe :)

victory! Amazing!

Don't worry, your quizes are very interesting :)

I was too lazy for doing that :) Seriously, I wanted for list to be as simple as possible, yet 100% accurate...for me, it really doesn't matter wheather or not the record was broken on saturday or sunday.

Hello :) First of all, I am sorry for writing in English, but I think that many of you will find this very interesting. Maybe moderators could translate it to German language. Now, as you all know, there are many different lists of world records avaible on the internet. I have decided some time...

Birger Ruud, St. Moritz, 1948? Olympic Games also counted as World Championships from 1924-1980.

Yeeessssssssss!

Mikko Taskila (16th) - 44 years old :up:

Not a great result today (except for Watase), hopefully tomorrow would be better. It is such a shame that Kasai got sick. One thing I find fascinating : after today's competition we have currently 8 jumpers in top 55 WRL! Only Norway has also 8, Germany has 7, and Austria has only 6 :aetsch:

It could be worse, at least there is no Tomislaw Tajner ;)

Team Österreich Schlierenzauer / Loitzl / Eggenhofer / Lackner / Kaltenboeck http://www.laola1.at/489+M54d99996e19.html

Startliste FIS Cup in Yabuli, CHN :cool: http://www.fis-ski.com/pdf/2009/JP/3236/2009JP3236SLR1.pdf

National records In case someone is interested, i e-mailed National Ski Associations of Bulgaria, Hungary and Spain in search for national ski-flying records of resp. countries, and these are the responses I got : Bulgarien - 164m, Zacharij Sotirov, Kulm 1991 Spanien - 141m, Bernat Sola, Kulm...

1. Okabe - 38 years 2. Higashi - 37 years 3. Kasai - 36.5 years 5. Funaki - 34 years You got to love japanese jumpers :D: I think Okabe will go to Vancouver WC already instead of Takeuchi, or maybe they will decide to rest Nori for that competition which would be good decision in my opinion...

3. Oslo - 16.03.1996? (in those days 35 best jumpers from the 1. Durchgang jumped in the final round)

1. Johan Saetre (NOR) - Gstaad 1980/81?

Thanks :) So Okabe was full 16 points ahead of Kasai? Interesting...