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|sport = [[Ski jumping]] |
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|olympics attended = [[2014 Winter Olympic Games|2014]] |
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| − | '''Kamil Stoch''' (born 25 May 1987 in Zakopane, [[Poland]]) is a succesful Polish [[Ski jumping|skijumper]]. He appeared in Ski Jumping World Cup in 2004, and had his first World Cup event victory in 2011. In 2013, Stoch won the large hill competition of the FIS Ski Jumping World Championships in Predazzo. [[Sochi 2014]] brought him an Olympic champion title |
+ | '''Kamil Stoch''' (born 25 May 1987 in Zakopane, [[Poland]]) is a succesful Polish [[Ski jumping|skijumper]]. He appeared in Ski Jumping World Cup in 2004, and had his first World Cup event victory in 2011. In 2013, Stoch won the large hill competition of the FIS Ski Jumping World Championships in Predazzo. [[Sochi 2014]] brought him an Olympic champion title in both individual events. |
== Olympic results == |
== Olympic results == |
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=== [[Sochi 2014]] === |
=== [[Sochi 2014]] === |
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| − | * Normal hill: 1st |
+ | * [[Ski Jumping 2014 - Men HS 106|Normal hill]]: 1st |
| − | * Large hill: |
+ | * [[Ski Jumping 2014 - Men HS 140|Large hill]]: 1st |
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+ | * [[Ski Jumping 2014 - Men HS 140 (Team)|Team large hill]]: 4th |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* Kamil Stoch is considered by Polish ski jumping fans the heir of legendary [[Adam Malysz]]. |
* Kamil Stoch is considered by Polish ski jumping fans the heir of legendary [[Adam Malysz]]. |
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| − | * Kamil Stoch became the second Polish skijumper to win Olympic gold after [[Wojciech Fortuna]]'s victory in [[Sapporo 1972]], and the third Polish |
+ | * Kamil Stoch became the second Polish skijumper to win Olympic gold after [[Wojciech Fortuna]]'s victory in [[Sapporo 1972]], and the third Polish skijumper ever to win Winter Olympic gold medal. |
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[[Category:Sochi 2014 Athletes]] |
[[Category:Sochi 2014 Athletes]] |
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[[Category:Vancouver 2010 Athletes]] |
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[[Category:Gold Medalists]] |
[[Category:Gold Medalists]] |
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[[Category:Team Poland]] |
[[Category:Team Poland]] |
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| + | [[Category:Ski Jumpers]] |
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Revision as of 20:53, 23 February 2014
Kamil Stoch (born 25 May 1987 in Zakopane, Poland) is a succesful Polish skijumper. He appeared in Ski Jumping World Cup in 2004, and had his first World Cup event victory in 2011. In 2013, Stoch won the large hill competition of the FIS Ski Jumping World Championships in Predazzo. Sochi 2014 brought him an Olympic champion title in both individual events.
Olympic results
Torino 2006
- Normal hill: 16th
- Large hill: 26th
- Team large hill: 5th
Vancouver 2010
- Normal hill: 27th
- Large hill: 14th
- Team large hill: 6th
Sochi 2014
- Normal hill: 1st
- Large hill: 1st
- Team large hill: 4th
Trivia
- Kamil Stoch is considered by Polish ski jumping fans the heir of legendary Adam Malysz.
- Kamil Stoch became the second Polish skijumper to win Olympic gold after Wojciech Fortuna's victory in Sapporo 1972, and the third Polish skijumper ever to win Winter Olympic gold medal.