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2 content Dear Ski Friends 4 Lillehammer (nor) sapporo (jpn) ZAO (JPN) OBERSTDORF (GER) hinzenbach (AUT) RASNOV (ROU) LJUBNO (SLO) oslo (NOR) Overall World cup WINNERS SEASON 2014/15 Imprint Photos: Nordic Focus Berkutschi Text: FIS, FIS Marketing AG Graphic: Clemens Toscani, studio.toscani.at Publisher: FIS Marketing AG TV-Data: Repucom Period of Analysis: Markets: Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Pan Europe, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, USA 2 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/15 Dear Ski Friends 2014/15, the 4 th season of FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies was truly on a high level and the top athletes were as close as never before. We had World Cup winners from four different countries, athletes of five different nations finished in the Top 10 overall standings and the level of competition improved significantly. From my point of view, it was important that no athletes suffered serious injuries in events, and it speaks for the quality of the athletes. Total 14 individual competitions by eight different organizers lined up in our calendar with only one event in Zao (JPN) having been cancelled. The fight for the World Cup Overall title was also a tight one in an unprecedented manner and exciting till the end of the season. Daniela Iraschko-Stolz won her first ever crystal trophy with her excellent performance (total 5 World Cup wins). The Nations Cup title as well went to her strong team, Team Austria, which has three athletes in the Top 10 of the World Cup Standing. There is no doubt that a highlight of this Season was the Nordic World Ski Championships in Falun (SWE). The title of the World Champion went to the Olympic Winner 2014, Carina Vogt (GER). She was able to repeat her astonishing performance in the biggest FIS event of The mixed team competition was also thrilling, and Team Norway won their first gold medals in this discipline. The events were successfully and well-organized. Our special thanks go to the organizer, all volunteers and officials, who did great jobs for these excellent preparations. Congratulations to the OC Oberstdorf, who were hosts of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies for the first time. The events attracted so many spectators as well as media members. Special thanks go to the organizer and the German Ski Federation, who gave us an opportunity to hold the World Cup with the highest standard of Men s World Cup events. We used our high tech laser to beat line and it made our competitions more attractive for our spectators on site. Furthermore, our particular appreciation goes to all organizers and national ski associations who are involved in Ladies Ski Jumping. Without their efforts, support and will, we could have never shown such attractive and exciting World Cup competitions in 2014/15. Last but not least, we appreciate the strong support from our partners, sponsors, organizers and all the people involved in organizing our series of FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies and loving our sport. Sincerely, Chika Yoshida FIS Race Director Ladies Ski Jumping 3

3 Lillehammer (NOR) FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/ Spela Rogelj SLO 2 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 3 Sara Takanashi JPN Slovenia s Rogelj won the Ladies World Cup opener. Iraschko-Stolz of Austria was second while Takanashi of Japan came in third place. It was the first win in the World Cup for Rogelj. The longest jump of the day was shown also by Rogelj with 99 m in the final round HS 100 Austria 1:14:16 0,59 France 0:02:20 0,00 Germany 1:14:44 5,92 Italy 1:15:52 0,08 Japan 0:14:18 13,49 Norway 1:24:53 1,57 Pan-Europe 1:19:40 1,26 Russia 0:00:58 0,00 Slovenia 1:27:53 1,82 Switzerland 0:00:22 0,00 Total 8:15:16 24,74 5

4 sapporo (jpn) Sara Takanashi JPN 2 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 3 Spela Rogelj SLO After Saturday s competition, there were three World Cup overall leaders at the same time. 25 th World Cup victory for Takanashi. The longest jump of the day was shown by Takanashi with 98 m in the final round Sara Takanashi JPN 2 Carina Vogt GER 3 Chiara Hoelzl AUT 26 th victory for Takanashi. The longest jump of the day was shown by Takanashi with 97 m in the final round. This was the first World Cup podium for Austrian Hoelzl HS 100 Austria 0:00:28 1,16 Germany 0:15:46 8,27 Japan 0:19:59 18,74 Norway 1:02:16 1,49 Slovenia 0:04:13 0,12 Switzerland 0:03:30 0,25 Total 1:46:12 30, HS 100 Austria 0:00:40 0,13 Germany 0:10:38 19,40 Japan 1:15:52 13,56 Slovenia 0:00:32 0,09 Total 1:27:42 33,18 6 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/15 7

5 zao (jpn) HS 100 Germany 0:25:14 18,69 Italy 0:44:33 0,04 Japan 0:59:15 4,93 Norway 0:38:28 0,76 Poland 0:00:12 3,94 Russia 0:01:57 1,54 Slovenia 0:00:18 0,18 Total 2:49:57 30, Carina Vogt GER 2 Irina Avvakumova RUS 3 Spela Rogelj SLO The Saturday s competition was cancelled due to the strong wind. First World Cup victory for Vogt in her career. The longest jump of the day was shown by Vogt with 99 m. After Zao, Sara Takanashi was still leading the overall World Cup. 8 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/15 9

6 OBERSTDORF (GER) Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 2 Carina Vogt GER 3 Sara Takanashi JPN First victory for Austria s Iraschko-Stolz this season. The longest jump of the day was shown by Iraschko- Stolz with 101 m. Vogt took a podium on home soil Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 2 Carina Vogt GER 3 Taylor Henrich CAN Double victory for Iraschko-Stolz in Oberstdorf. She also took the overall lead from Takanashi. Local hero Vogt was 2 nd on both days. First World Cup podium for Henrich HS 106 Austria 1:32:12 1,44 Germany 1:23:00 34,49 Japan 0:10:16 7,76 Norway 1:26:50 1,08 Pan-Europe 1:32:44 0,44 Poland 0:00:10 2,21 Slovenia 1:32:46 0,49 Total 7:37:58 47, HS 106 Austria 1:10:06 0,15 Germany 1:03:13 30,99 Italy 1:20:37 0,04 Japan 0:05:33 3,44 Norway 1:13:18 0,95 Pan-Europe 1:27:02 1,55 Slovenia 0:44:47 0,31 Total 7:04:36 37,44 10 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/15 11

7 hinzenbach (AUT) Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 2 Carina Vogt GER 3 Sara Takanashi JPN Third win in a row for local hero Iraschko-Stolz. For Vogt, this was also third 2 nd place in a row. The longest jump of the day was shown by Iraschko- Stolz with 93 m in the first round Carina Vogt GER 2 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 3 Spela Rogelj SLO Second World Cup win for Vogt. The longest jump of the day was shown by Iraschko- Stolz with 92.5 m in the second round. Fourth podium for Rogelj this season HS 94 Austria 10:32:14 1,83 France 0:01:20 0,00 Germany 0:15:36 6,40 Italy 0:34:15 0,05 Japan 0:02:15 1,21 Pan-Europe 1:37:52 1,39 Slovenia 0:31:15 0,47 Austria 0:02:38 0,23 Total 13:37:25 11, HS 94 Austria 14:18:37 2,45 Germany 0:54:22 39,34 Italy 0:38:07 0,05 Japan 0:02:59 6,23 Pan-Europe 0:13:16 0,60 Slovenia 1:45:31 1,14 Austria 0:00:11 0,13 Total 17:53:03 49,95 12 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/15 13

8 RASNOV (ROU) Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 2 Sara Takanashi JPN 3 Maren Lundby NOR Fourth World Cup win this season for Iraschko- Stolz. The longest jump of the day was shown by Lundby with 94.5 m in the first round. First podium for Lundby this season Sara Takanashi JPN 2 Nita Englund USA 3 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT The longest jump of the day was shown by Takanashi with 95 m. Eighth podium for Iraschko-Stolz this season. For US girl Englund, this was the first World Cup podium in her career. She was 10 th in overall World Cup after Rasnov HS 100 Austria 0:16:38 0,37 Germany 0:20:22 12,68 Japan 0:07:09 11,73 Poland 0:00:15 0,08 Total 0:44:24 24, HS 100 Austria 0:07:43 0,47 Germany 0:09:28 8,46 Japan 0:36:12 28,27 Norway 0:07:33 0,54 Total 1:00:56 37, FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/15 15

9 LJUBNO (SLO) Sara Takanashi JPN 2 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 3 Sarah Hendrickson USA Fourth World Cup win this season for Takanashi. The longest jump of the day was shown by Takanashi with 90 m. Ninth podium for Iraschko-Stolz this season. First World Cup podium for Hendrickson after her serious knee injury during summer Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 1 Sara Takanashi JPN 3 Sarah Hendrickson USA Shared win for Iraschko-Stolz and Takanashi and because of that fifth World Cup win this season for both of them. Third win in a row for Takanashi as well as the longest jump of the day with 89.5 m on the second round. Back-to-back World Cup podium for Hendrickson, she was only 1.1 points behind the winners. Same athletes conquered the podium on both days HS 95 Austria 1:44:12 1,18 Italy 1:30:52 0,07 Japan 1:34:27 13,75 Norway 0:40:47 0,01 Pan-Europe 1:20:00 0,08 Slovenia 1:42:06 1,63 Total 8:32:24 16, HS 95 Austria 1:46:31 1,38 Italy 2:54:51 0,08 Japan 1:41:13 23,74 Norway 0:38:26 0,01 Slovenia 1:55:51 1,84 Total 8:56:52 27,06 16 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/15 17

10 oslo (NOR) Sara Takanashi JPN 2 Sarah Hendrickson USA 3 Taylor Henrich CAN It was the 30 th win in the World Cup for Takanashi, the sixth this season. It was the third podium this season for Hendrickson, the second for Henrich. Daniela Iraschko-Stolz took home the first Overall World Cup title of her career, succeeding over last year s winner Takanashi and Carina Vogt from Germany. The longest jump of the day was shown by Hendrickson with m in the final round HS 134 Austria 1:35:52 1,26 Finland 0:00:37 0,12 Germany 0:25:31 8,19 Italy 0:51:30 0,06 Japan 2:29:38 21,43 Norway 1:42:04 1,99 Pan-Europe 2:28:45 0,13 Russia 0:00:36 0,00 Slovenia 0:19:59 0,23 Total 9:54:32 33, FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/15 19

11 overall world cup winners ladies season 2014/15 OVERALL WORLD CUP 1 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz AUT 1007 pts 2 Sara Takanashi JPN 973 pts 3 Carina Vogt GER 672 pts nations cup 1 Austria 1970 pts 2 Japan 1638 pts 3 Germany 1481 pts 20 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies 2014/15 21

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