Domen Prevc jumped a world record. Aop
Slovene Domen prevc25, on Sunday a terrible result. Prevc jumped 254.5 meters from Planica Airmäki, a new world record.
However, the performance speaks in Norway.
Norwegian newspaper Nettavinen describes Prevc’s jumping suit as a sail during the flight phase. According to Nettavisen, the crotch spacing and back of the suit seemed to have extra fabric.
The extra fabric helps the jumper in the flight phase and can bring a lot more meters to the jump. According to the rules, the suit may have up to four centimeters of flexibility.
– that [puku] is clearly too large, Viaplay’s ski jumping expert Petter Tenstad Download to Nettavisen.
You can view the airy jumping suit from the video above or From this link.
Tenstad said he had paid attention to the Prevc costume already in Friday’s qualifier. However, Prevc passed the international skiing association (FIS) locker control.
– I don’t remember seeing anything similar before. When you look at Prevc’s air flight as a slowdown, you can see how the suit is filled with air and bulges like a balloon at the backside, Tenstad criticizes.
Tenstad’s comments may be surprised that Prevc was not rejected because of its costume.
– Prevc should not dancing. So he is not the one that should be shown here with a finger, Tenstad advised to the jury.
Prevc’s jumping suit was also quoted on the Norwegian national team. National team boss Jan-Erik Aalbu He said he had thought about the costume, but did not want to comment on the public.
Scandal
Domen Prevc’s jumping suit speaks. Aop
The ski jumping scandal of the ski jumps went public at the World Ski Championship about a month ago. Polish media released a video of Norwegians to manipulate their costumes as contrary to the rules.
Johann Andre Forfang, Marius Lindvik and Kristoffer Sundal was rejected because of the unlawful costumes. On the last day of the World Championships, Norway acknowledged the chill.
– I think we’ve been cheating. We have tried to cheat on the system, Norwegian ski jumping boss Jan-Erik Aalbu admitted at a press conference.
FIS shelved several Norwegian athletes and actors and refined the rules for jumping dresses for the rest of the season.