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28.11.2010: Kuusamo: Kofler wins the first Competition
Kofler amassed 331.2 points on the large hill at Kuusamo with jumps of 145.5 and 143.5 meters. Morgenstern trailed his teammate by 2.9 points. Reigning World Cup and Olympic champion Simon Ammann of Switzerland finished third on 310.1 points.
Sunday's win rounded off a successful weekend for Kofler, who also was part of the Austrian squad that won the team event Saturday along with Morgenstern, Gregor Schlierenzauer and Wolfgang Loitzl. Schlierenzauer went into the final round in fourth place but finished 14th after a disappointing second jump.
Statements of the Top 3:
Andreas Kofler (AUT): “It was a perfect weekend. It couldn’t have gone any better. I was relaxed and had a lot of fun jumping today because I already jumped well in training. I saw that Morgenstern jumped 145 m in the final and that was good because I knew long jumps were possible.
Thomas Morgenstern (AUT): “The whole competition was on a very high level. Jumps like the one in the final round are a reason why I’m a ski jumper. I experience real emotions in the outrun. There’s nothing better than to start the season with a podium result. I’m very happy about this second place.”
Simon Ammann (SUI): “My jumps in training were not so good so I had to stay calm. Today it went perfect for me. The hill can be very difficult to jump so it’s a good sign that I could do well here. The conditions were quite good and it was easier with the wind than yesterday. I don’t have any problems with my back at the moment and everything’s on track.”
The next World Cup Station will be Kuopio on wednesday. Sportsplanet will for sure inform you about the Results.
Tom Hilde wins the Qualification of the first Indiviodual Competition of the new season. He jumped 136 metres and won in front of the Austrian Manuel Fettner (137,5 metres) who is ranked second ex aequo with the Teammate of Hilde, Johan Remen Evensen (137 metres). Michael Neumayer from Germany is in fourth place with a jump on 138 metres.
In the Group of the prequalified Athletes Adam Malysz from Poland did the beste jump . 138,5 metres.