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The polnish Hero Adam Malysz won the first of the two SGP Competitions in Wisla. He jumped 131 and 129 metres and won this Competition in Front of his Teammate Kamil Stoch (132,5 and 129,5 metres) and the Japanese Jumper Daiki Ito (128 and 130,5 metres).

Statements of the Top 3:

Adam Malysz (POL): "It’s always better when you are not first after the first round because then you can attack in the final. I was sure that Kamil Stoch will win because he was jumping really well here. I won because I showed good jumps and not because of the wind-factor, but I’m still not in favor of the new rules.”

Kamil Stoch (POL): “I’m very happy about my second place because I didn’t have such good jumps for a long time. Me and Adam had a great fight and I’m happy that I lost against Adam and not somebody else.”

Daiki Ito (JPN): “It was really close today. Adam and Kamil jumped fantastic. I like this hill and it was a great competition.”

Schedule:

19.08.2010

17.00 Official training
19.00 Qualification

20.08.2010

19.30 Trial round
20.30 Start of the Competition

21.08.2010

16.00 Trial round
17.30 Start of the Competition

This was the first Round:

Kamil Stoch from Poland leads after the first Round of the first SGP Competition in Wisla. He jumped 132,5 metres and leads in front of his Teammate Adam Malysz (131 metres) and Thomas Morgenstern from Austria (130 metres).

This was the Qualification:

The Qualification for the first of the two SGP Competitions in Wisla was won by the local Hero Kamil Stoch. Stoch did a jump on 134,5 metres and won this Qualification on the new hill in Wisla in Front of the Austrian Gregor Schlierenzauer (129 metres) who is jumping his first official Summer GP 2010 Competitions this weekend. The Teammate of Kamil Stoch, Rafal Sliz, is ranked third with a jump on 125 metres.

In the Group of the best 10 Athletes of the SGP Ranking the Leader of this Ranking, Daiki Ito from Japan, did the best job. He jumped on 126 metres.

This was the Training:

The first of the Rounds of Training for the two SGP Competitions in Wisla was won by Tom Hilde from Norway. He jumped 126 metres, and won this Round in Front of the Austrian Gregor Schlierenzauer (122,5 metres) and Adam Malysz from Poland (122,5 metres).

The second Round afterwards was won by Daiki Ito from Japan, who did a jump on 125 metres. Thomas Morgenstern from Austria (124,5 metres) and the Norwegian Hilde (123,5 metres) follow on Rank two and three.