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Post by kokka78 on Aug 8, 2007 0:22:08 GMT
I know i know many of...no sorry most of you dnt care about Ski Jumping but i do...and i would like to open a thread about this keeping update with the results and other news during the season with mods permission of course  so hope you won't deny me this little favour   On August the 10 at Hinterzarten(Germany) a new ski jumping season will start again with the Summer Grand Prix(sgp) Austria as many knows is the favor for the team competition and possibly also in the sigle but will the norwegian the finns and the germans back on track this year giving finally battle to the austrians? we will know from Saturday so to the ones are interested keep an eye on Eurosport or the Fis site. and enjoy the show  P.s Heia Norge P.p.s>>>> Sil dnt laugh  |
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Post by ArmandTamsarian on Aug 8, 2007 21:08:41 GMT
Will it be like this?
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Post by kokka78 on Aug 8, 2007 22:18:11 GMT
a sort of but its better with the jumpers [ftp]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHUzz52XnHU[/ftp] |
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Post by kokka78 on Aug 8, 2007 23:51:22 GMT
 FIS Grand Prix Ski Jumping 2007 opens in Hinterzarten (GER)
The 14th edition of the FIS Grand Prix Ski Jumping will begin with a team event in Hinterzarten (GER) next Saturday, August 11th. Sunday’s individual competition in Hinterzarten will kick off the 2nd so-called “Four-Nations-Grand-Prix” which includes events in Hinterzarten (GER), Courchevel (FRA), Pragelato (ITA) and Einsiedeln (SUI). This year’s final will take place in Klingenthal (GER) on Saturday 6th October. For the complete schedule, please click here.
The summer Ski Jumping competitions will incorporate all the rule changes for the 2007/2008 season. The most significant change is the increased importance of the qualification as only the best ten (10) athletes are pre-qualified for the competitions. “The FIS Grand Prix Ski Jumping is an important opportunity for us to test our rule changes in practice before the on-snow season. Besides the impact of the change in the number of pre-qualified jumpers, I am looking forward to seeing how the introduction of the four semi-professional Technical Delegate Assistants (TDAs) will help us improve the quality of our events next season,” commented Walter Hofer, FIS Race Director Ski Jumping.
Fis.com |
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Post by missunited on Aug 10, 2007 8:10:06 GMT
You know what time the team event starts tomorrow babe?
Remember, no cheering for Bystol, he's a c***.
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Post by kokka78 on Aug 10, 2007 9:36:39 GMT
i'll cheer for Vilberg better? should be 6.30 pm here so 5.30 pm in uk Austria team looking good a friend of mine went to Oberstdorf for the coc and guess who won the competition?an austrian guy grrrrrrrrr lol |
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Post by kokka78 on Aug 10, 2007 15:32:38 GMT
1 56 Harri Olli FIN 101.0m 126.5 Q
2 31 Georg Spaeth GER 99.5m 124.5 Q
2 14 Shohhei Tochimoto JPN 100.5m 124.5 Q
4 48 Roman Koudelka CZE 98.5m 122.5 Q
5 59 Jakub Janda CZE 98.0m 120.0 Q
6 40 Ilja Rosliakov RUS 97.0m 118.0 Q
7 58 Jernej Damjan SLO 96.5m 115.5 Q
7 32 Stephan Hocke GER 96.0m 115.5 Q
9 55 Kamil Stoch POL 95.5m 115.0 Q
10 49 Primoz Pikl SLO 96.0m 114.5 Q
10 8 Fumihisa Yumoto JPN 96.0m 114.5 Q
12 47 Janne Happonen FIN 95.5m 114.0 Q
13 43 Radik Zhaparov KAZ 96.5m 113.5 Q
13 41 Takanobu Okabe JPN 95.5m 113.5 Q
13 22 Pascal Bodmer GER 95.5m 113.5 Q
16 60 Dmitry Ipatov RUS 95.0m 113.0 Q
16 35 Michael Moellinger SUI 95.5m 113.0 Q
18 30 Emmanuel Chedal FRA 95.0m 112.5 Q
19 36 Kalle Keituri FIN 94.5m 111.5 Q
20 44 Henning Stensrud NOR 95.0m 111.0 Q
21 39 Piotr Zyla POL 94.0m 110.5 Q
21 37 Jan Matura CZE 94.0m 110.5 Q
23 53 Antonin Hajek CZE 94.0m 109.5 Q
23 12 Thomas Lobben NOR 93.5m 109.5 Q
25 45 David Lazzaroni FRA 93.5m 109.0 Q
26 27 Kevin Horlacher GER 92.5m 106.5 Q
27 42 Guido Landert SUI 92.5m 106.0 Q
28 20 Andreas Vilberg NOR 91.5m 104.0 Q
29 54 Mario Innauer AUT 91.5m 103.5 Q
30 23 Isak Grimholm SWE 91.0m 103.0 Q
30 17 Eirik Kjelstrup NOR 91.0m 103.0 Q
30 15 Gregory Baxter CAN 91.0m 103.0 Q
30 7 Keita Umezaki JPN 91.5m 103.0 Q
34 46 Balthasar Schneider AUT 90.5m 102.5 Q
35 33 Andreas Aren SWE 91.0m 102.0 Q
35 29 Nikolay Karpenko KAZ 90.5m 102.0 Q
37 3 Maciej Kot POL 90.5m 101.5 Q
38 24 Jure Sinkovec SLO 89.5m 100.0 Q
38 13 Mitja Meznar SLO 90.0m 100.0 Q
40 57 Robert Kranjec SLO 89.5m 99.0 Q
41 34 Vincent Descombes Sevoie FRA 89.0m 98.5
42 38 Jussi Hautamaeki FIN 89.0m 97.5
43 11 Martin Mesik SVK 88.5m 96.5
44 52 Veli-Matti Lindstroem FIN 88.0m 96.0
45 25 Stefan Read CAN 87.5m 94.5
46 50 Rok Urbanc SLO 86.5m 92.5
47 51 Arthur Pauli AUT 86.0m 91.5
48 9 Alexey Korolev KAZ 85.0m 89.5
49 6 Jakob Grimholm SWE 84.0m 88.0
49 4 Johan Erikson SWE 85.0m 88.0
51 18 Ivan Karaulov KAZ 83.0m 84.5
52 19 Felix Schoft GER 81.0m 81.0
53 21 Maksim Anisimov BLR 76.0m 63.0
54 16 Erik Renmaelmo NOR 72.0m 55.5
55 70 Adam Malysz POL 101.5m 101.5 PQ
56 68 Gregor Schlierenzauer AUT 103.5m 103.5 PQ
57 67 Andreas Kuettel SUI 97.5m 97.5 PQ
58 66 Thomas Morgenstern AUT 101.0m 101.0 PQ
59 65 Andreas Kofler AUT 102.0m 102.0 PQ
60 64 Janne Ahonen FIN 99.5m 99.5 PQ
61 63 Wolfgang Loitzl AUT 98.5m 98.5 PQ
62 62 Martin Schmitt GER 102.0m 102.0 PQ
63 61 Denis Kornilov RUS 95.0m 95.0 PQ
DNS 69 Simon Ammann SUI PQ
DSQ 28 Yong-Jik Choi KOR
DSQ 26 Heung-Chul Choi KOR
DSQ 10 Chil Gu Kang KOR
DSQ 5 Benjamin Bourqui FRA
DSQ 2 Pavel Karelin RUS
DSQ 1 Hyun-Ki Kim KOR
_______________________________________________- heres the result of today qualification in Hinterzarten!! tomorrow is another story!!
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Post by missunited on Aug 10, 2007 17:00:41 GMT
i'll cheer for Vilberg better?should be 6.30 pm here so 5.30 pm in uk Austria team looking good a friend of mine went to Oberstdorf for the coc and guess who won the competition?an austrian guy grrrrrrrrr lol Thanks love. Hopefully Norway will be able to do a decent job. |
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Post by matkaman on Aug 10, 2007 17:13:48 GMT
Ski jumping is like a religion in Finland,went to a ski jump competition in Lahti last winter.Summer jumping is not the same got to be -20 ,got your North Face on, a bottle of Finlandia ,good stuff.Until they find out your English and keep on about Eddie Edwards....
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Post by kokka78 on Aug 10, 2007 18:29:25 GMT
i'll cheer for Vilberg better?should be 6.30 pm here so 5.30 pm in uk Austria team looking good a friend of mine went to Oberstdorf for the coc and guess who won the competition?an austrian guy grrrrrrrrr lol Thanks love. Hopefully Norway will be able to do a decent job. Im sure they will Kojonkoski is a good coach and i hope he'll stay for the next Olympics...we will see..... im going to pragelato next week so i hope be able to do few decent pics...no bad result in the quli today but tomorrow is another day. |
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Post by kokka78 on Aug 10, 2007 18:31:20 GMT
Ski jumping is like a religion in Finland,went to a ski jump competition in Lahti last winter.Summer jumping is not the same got to be -20 ,got your North Face on, a bottle of Finlandia ,good stuff.Until they find out your English and keep on about Eddie Edwards.... Ski jumping season always start from there...well since i started to follow ski jumping they always started from Lathi...wow must be great visit places like that...if im lucky enough next february im going to norway So sil you need to teach me few words lol |
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Post by missunited on Aug 11, 2007 12:43:14 GMT
Ski jumping is like a religion in Finland,went to a ski jump competition in Lahti last winter.Summer jumping is not the same got to be -20 ,got your North Face on, a bottle of Finlandia ,good stuff.Until they find out your English and keep on about Eddie Edwards.... Ski jumping season always start from there...well since i started to follow ski jumping they always started from Lathi...wow must be great visit places like that...if im lucky enough next february im going to norway So sil you need to teach me few words lol lol sure love, just lemme know Can't wait for the jumps later. Still not decided if to watch that or the dippers. |
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Post by kokka78 on Aug 11, 2007 12:47:52 GMT
Ski jumping season always start from there...well since i started to follow ski jumping they always started from Lathi...wow must be great visit places like that...if im lucky enough next february im going to norway So sil you need to teach me few words lol lol sure love, just lemme know Can't wait for the jumps later. Still not decided if to watch that or the dippers. My god Sil how can u prefer the dippers? ok ok i know u missed footy too much but hey i got a news Bysteol is not there so u can watch it lol i will watch the jumps |
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Post by missunited on Aug 11, 2007 14:18:12 GMT
lol sure love, just lemme know Can't wait for the jumps later. Still not decided if to watch that or the dippers. My god Sil how can u prefer the dippers? ok ok i know u missed footy too much but hey i got a news Bysteol is not there so u can watch it lol i will watch the jumps Bystoel's not there? why? he lying drunk in a ditch somewhere? He's such a pathetic waste of space that bloke, given our team such a bed rep over the years. I probably will end up flicking between the two to be honest, looking forward to the jumps! |
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Post by kokka78 on Aug 11, 2007 15:22:42 GMT
My god Sil how can u prefer the dippers? ok ok i know u missed footy too much but hey i got a news Bysteol is not there so u can watch it lol i will watch the jumps Bystoel's not there? why? he lying drunk in a ditch somewhere? He's such a pathetic waste of space that bloke, given our team such a bed rep over the years. I probably will end up flicking between the two to be honest, looking forward to the jumps! he didn't jumped in the quali yesterday and Norway brought the B team in Hinterzarten so no Bystoel...from what i know Police caught him drunk while he was driving and he asked help to the Norwegian federation  |
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