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Tom Hilde wins World Cup ski jumping event at Val di Fiemme
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Tom Hilde had his first World Cup victory of the season on Saturday at the ski jumping competition in Val di Fiemme (Italy). The Norwegian won with 133.9 points and a jump of 130.5m. Sigurd Pettersen (Norway) was 2nd with 133.5 points (130.0m) and Wolfgang Loitzl (Austria) was 3rd with 132.7 points (129.0m). The competition was limited to one jump due to rain....Thomas Morgenstern (Austria), who finished 4th, retains his lead in the World Cup standings. Janne Ahonen (Finland), who won the Four Hills competition last week, was 5th.

Full results: http://www.fis-ski.com/uk/604/610.html?sector=JP&raceid=2425
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In Sunday's event, Tom Hilde won again. The results were:

1st Tom HILDE (Norway) 253.4 points
2nd Thomas MORGENSTERN (Austria) 247.7 points
3rd Anders JACOBSEN (Norway) 246.3 points

Full results: http://www.fis-ski.com/uk/604/610.html?sector=JP&raceid=2426
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

More impressive was the guy who survived losing a ski as he left the jump.

Scary, to say the least.
He walked away from it as well
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kermit wrote:
More impressive was the guy who survived losing a ski as he left the jump.

Scary, to say the least.
He walked away from it as well


That was a bit scary. What actually happened to his ski? why did it come off?

im suprised he stood up afterwards.
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kermit,
http://youtube.com/v/9TAvoizQreg
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