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- Kobayashi soared majestically through the air for around ten seconds before landing an incredible 291m from the launch point, shattering the ski flying and ski jump world record by 37.5m in the process. The previous record was set by Austrian Stefan Kraft at 253.5m. The young athlete had been targeting a jump of 300m in his attempt.
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Apr 24, 2024 · The previous record was set by Austrian Stefan Kraft at 253.5m. The young athlete had been targeting a jump of 300m in his attempt. Watch below to see Kobayashi's incredible world-breaking...
Apr 25, 2024 · CNN — Ryōyū Kobayashi might have bettered the world ski jump record by nearly 40 meters on Wednesday, but the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) says it won’t recognize the...
Apr 24, 2024 · An enormous effort had been made in Iceland for Kobayashi's flight, the provisional ski jump was hermetically sealed off during the spectacle and is now to be dismantled again immediately. Kobayashi had originally aimed for the 300 meter mark, but after 291 meters it was over and enough was enough.
Apr 25, 2024 · 25 . APR . 2024 . . Other. On the morning of April 24, 2024, Japanese ski jumping star Ryōyū Kobayashi launched from a natural takeoff table in northern Iceland and flew for 291 meters before landing safely on the snow. A culmination of two grueling days of attempts, the feat set a new world record for longest ski jump.
Story by Lori Dorn. • 1w • 1 min read. Japanese Olympic medalist and FIS World Cup champion Ryoyu Kobayashi set the Red Bull record for the world’s longest ever ski jump, which took place on a...
Apr 24, 2024 · It's clear Kobayashi will continue to awe us. On April 24, he landed a ski jump world record in Iceland, jumping 291m. Check out that world record jump the video below.
Feb 6, 2022 · Kobayashi laid the foundation for his success already in the first round with the longest jump (104.5 m) and the highest score. In the second round, a relatively short jump of 99.5 m was enough for Kobayashi to defend his top position.
