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I remember Tobias Bogner in Sapporo in 2007, he participated in each competition as Uhrmann fell in training, he was a promising jumper... :( He was also 7th in the JWSC when he was 13 yo and was 4th in his last junior year...

I don't know why they always want to participate to these competitions instead of jumping in WC in Zakopane. In 2012, I remember that they jumped from gate 16 with head wind, the same inrun as the COC jumpers, and they jumped 145,5 m (Taku) and 146m (Daiki)... It would be pity to fall some...

1. Stoch 2. Bardal 3. Freund 4. Ammann

Takanashi Iraschko-Stolz Vogt Klinec

1. Stoch 2. Bardal 3. Schlierenzauer 4. Ammann

1. Stoch 2. Morgenstern 3. Schlierenzauer 4. Ammann

1. Stoch 2. Schlierenzauer 3. Wellinger 4. Takeuchi

1. Bardal 2. Schlierenzauer 3. Freund 4. Morgenstern

1. Morgenstern 2. Freitag 3. Schlierenzauer 4. Geiger

1. Daniela Iraschko-Stolz 2. Sara Takanashi 3. Ema Klinec 4. Jacqueline Seifriedsberger

1. Deutschland 2. Japan 3. Österreich 4. Norwegen 5. Slowenien 6. Frankreich 7. Italien 8. USA Vorsprung: 12 Punkte

1. Polen 2. Deutschland 3. Österreich 4. Japan 5. Slowenien 6. Norwegen 7. Finnland 8. Russland Vorsprung: 15 Punkte

1. Bardal 2. Stoch 3. Freund 4. Kot M.

1. Freund 2. Kofler 3. Schlierenzauer 4. Morgenstern

1. Hvala 2. Ammann 3. Morgenstern 4. Freund

1. Bardal 2. Freund 3. Kofler 4. Hvala

1. Osterreich 2. Japan 3. Deutschland 4. Norwegen Vorsprung: 5 punkte

He is not in a good shape. His results in Japan this summer are : 20 - 17 - 21 - 12 - 9 - 24 and no points in Grand Prix.

Yoshihiko Osanai, Kenta Yamamoto, Sho Ito and Ryohei Ito retire as well :(

Japan : Daiki Ito Noriaki Kasai Taku Takeuchi Yuta Watase Junshiro Kobayashi http://www.ski-japan.or.jp/official/saj/articles/camp_20111222_05.html