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World Cup Sapporo: Kobayashi the best again, Stoch and Wąsek in the second ten

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Ryoyu Kobayashi once again scared his rivals on the final stretch before the World Championships. The Japanese leaves Sapporo having won both on Saturday and Sunday. The highest Pole was Kamil Stoch. The first series of the competition in Sapporo was quite successful for the Polish ski jumpers. At the halfway point, the highest of the Polish ski jumpers was Kamil Stoch, who after a 126.5-meter attempt was in the Sapporo World Cup article: Kobaya…

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World Cup Sapporo: Kobayashi the best again, Stoch and Wąsek in the second ten

Ryoyu Kobayashi once again scared his rivals on the final stretch before the World Championships. The Japanese leaves Sapporo having won both on Saturday and Sunday. The highest Pole was Kamil Stoch. The first series of the competition in Sapporo was quite successful for the Polish ski jumpers. At the halfway point, the highest of the Polish ski jumpers was Kamil Stoch, who after a 126.5-meter attempt was in the Sapporo World Cup article: Kobaya…

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