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The Kobayashi in Iceland jumped an amazing 291 meters.

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A Japanese skier named Ryo Kobayashi is running in Iceland these days as part of the hidden Red Bull project, specifically in Hlidarfjallajökull, where they created a rollercoaster template in Vikersund to jump the amazing 300 meters, and according to the media there, a great Japanese would jump the amazing 291 meters.

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Japanese Kobayashi flies 291 meters far in Iceland, but powered by...

Ryoyu Kobayashi, in the past winter behind Salzburger Stefan Kraft second in the World Ski Jumping Cup, has tested the limits in skiing in Iceland.

11 days ago·Vienna, Austria

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Spiegel

Ski jumping: Ryōyū Kobayashi supposedly flies to 291 meters

The Japanese ski jumper Ryōyū Kobayashi is supposed to have landed on a temporary ski runway in Iceland only after 291 meters. The previous world record would have been crushed – but the width is not officially recognised.

11 days ago·Germany

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24ur.com

The Kobayashi in Iceland jumped an amazing 291 meters.

11 days ago·Ljubljana, Slovenia

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Aktuálně.cz - Víte, co se právě děje…

Crazy Kobajaši: he flew 291 meters on skis in Iceland. The record is not officially valid

The two-time World Cup winner today landed at a distance of 291 meters. The world record of Rakušana Stefan Kraft from Vikersund, Norway, in March 2017, stands at 253.5 meters and remains valid according to the FIS federation. Kobajaši's attempts were reported by the Icelandic TV station RUV. The racing sponsor Red Bull, which often focuses on extreme sports performances, has allowed a temporary bridge to be built at the Hlidarfjall ski area nea…

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Ryoyu Kobayashi flew 291 meters across Iceland

REYKAVIK. Ryoyu Kobayashi, in the past winter behind Salzburger Stefan Kraft second in the World Ski Jumping Cup, has tested the limits in skiing in Iceland.

11 days ago·Linz, Austria

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Tiroler Tageszeitung Online

Kobayashi flew 291 meters on Iceland: the world record of power remains the “official”

Ryoyu Kobayashi was able to test his limits on a temporary skateboard in Iceland: he flew 291 meters. Since it was not an official competition, Stefan Kraft still holds the world record.

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The Kobayashi in Iceland jumped an amazing 291 meters.

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Japanese Kobayashi flies 291 meters far in Iceland, but powered by...

Japanese Kobayashi flies 291 meters far in Iceland, but powered by...

Ski jumping: Ryōyū Kobayashi supposedly flies to 291 meters

Ski jumping: Ryōyū Kobayashi supposedly flies to 291 meters

The Kobayashi in Iceland jumped an amazing 291 meters.

The Kobayashi in Iceland jumped an amazing 291 meters.

Crazy Kobajaši: he flew 291 meters on skis in Iceland. The record is not officially valid

Crazy Kobajaši: he flew 291 meters on skis in Iceland. The record is not officially valid

Ryoyu Kobayashi flew 291 meters across Iceland

Ryoyu Kobayashi flew 291 meters across Iceland

Kobayashi flew 291 meters on Iceland: the world record of power remains the “official”

Kobayashi flew 291 meters on Iceland: the world record of power remains the “official”

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