Successful weekend of Polish jumpers - the World Cup has started

The ski jumping competition in Wisła has started a new season for this sport. Let us remind you that last season, the Crystal Ball went to Kamil Stoch. How will it be this year? One of the favorites will compete for the victory or will we have an unexpected explosion of another player's talent?

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Gold for "Good Morning"

Last Saturday was a positive prognosis for Sunday's individual competition. The Poles proved that they are one team and won the first team competition in the World Cup this season in great style. The fight for the 1st place took place between Germany and Poland. Everything became clear in the last jump - Kamil Stoch landed at 129 meters, while Richard Freitag achieved only 123,5 meters.

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Final team classification

1. Poland 1026,6 points
2. Germany 1015,5 XNUMX points
3. Austria 972 points
4. Japan 916,5 points
5. Switzerland 861,6 points
6. Russia 849,5, points
7. Slovenia 842,5 points
8. Czech Republic 811,4 points

Golden Klimov

The individual competition took place on Sunday. Unfortunately, none of the Poles managed to stand on the podium. However, the positive news is that he remains in good shape Piotr Zyla, which ultimately placed 6th. Just behind the podium was Kamil Stoch, who lost the fight for 3rd place to Ryoyu Kobayashi by only 0,3 points. Dawid Kubacki was also in the top 10. While a year ago his 8th place would have been a reason for satisfaction, expectations for this jumper are growing. Especially since he is tipped to be Kamil Stoch's successor.

The final positions of the remaining Poles: Jakub Wolny on the 23rd place, Maciej Kot on the 29th place, Stefan Hula on the 38th place.

Individual competition classification

1. Evgeniy Klimov - 263,4 points
2. Stephan Leyhe - 256,7 points
3. Ryoyu Kobayashi - 255.6 points
4. Kamil Stoch - 255,3 points
5. Timi Zajc - 253,4 points
6. Piotr Żyła - 251,3 points
7. Anti Aalto - 251 points
8. Dawid Kubacki - 250,6 points

Not all Poles jumped on Sunday

Due to the fact that the inauguration of the World Cup took place in Wisła, Poles were entitled to field a wider team than to other competitions. 12 Poles took part in Friday's qualifiers, but only 6 of them went further. The following jumpers appeared on the hill on Friday:

• Kamil Stoch (quim.)
• David Kubacki (quim.)
• Stefan Hula (quim.)
• Piotr Zyla (quim.)
• Maciej Kot (quim.)
• Jacob Wolny (quim.)
• Alexander the Destroyer (not quote)
• Tomasz Pilch (not quote)
• Klemens Muranka (not quote)
• Przemyslaw Kantyka (not quote)
• Paweł Wasek (not quote)
• Andrzej Stękala (not quote)