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Prevc Stoch Wellinger Hayboeck

1. Takanashi 2. Ito 3. Vogt 4. Lundby

1. Österreich 2. Deutschland 3. Slowenien 4. Polen 5. Norwegen 6. Tschechien 7. Finnland 8. Italien Vorsprung: 11,6 Punkte

Prevc Kasai Schlierenzauer Kranjec

Takanashi Avvakumova Vogt Ito

Tepes Kranjec Stoch Schlierenzauer

1. Takanashi 2. Avvakumova 3. Vogt 4. Vtic

There is a huge gap between Reruhi and the others, but I am happy to see Shusaku 2nd, but Shohei, Shohei... only 18th. I really hope to see him in a good shape again. It's difficult for Funaki as well unfortunately. Let's see next monday with the Ko duels competition how it goes... The young...

Morgenstern Ammann Prevc Diethart

Takanashi Iraschko-Stolz Vogt Klinec

1. Takanashi 2. Iraschko 3. Avvakumova 4. Vogt

1. Diethart 2. Stoch 3. Morgenstern 4. Bardal

1. Bardal 2. Ammann 3. Morgenstern 4. Stoch Tourneesieger : Stoch

Pitea and Torok got their first points in COC, I am happy for this team, and Karta was close to reach the final round as well. Poppinger won for the first time in COC.

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