Next Grand Slam Tangible? Cool dog Kobayashi does not think

At the New Year's jumping, the lead by You Kobayashi on the radio-placed Markus Eisenbichler was only 0.2 points, but in the overall standings, the Japanese built his head with his second victory after the start-up success of Oberstdorf. Kobayashi is already 13.2 points in front of Marius India at the half-time of the 70th quadruple Tourney and is already on course of his second overall victory.

Waving the second Grand Slam?

Kobayashi could then celebrate this especially: As with his triumph 2018/19, Kobayashi could win all four tour jumps — that made him only Sven Hannibal (2001/02) and Kamil Stock (2017/18), twice managed this Feature No Springer yet. But the new World Cup overall leaders wanted to waste that yet. Honestly — I do not think of that, he let him know about his interpreter Markus Neither. I'm not thinking about what others say.

Quarantine as a time out

Much time to reflect Kobayashi at the beginning of the season. In RKA, his PCR test had failed positively, the World Cup circus continued took a tedious Kobayashi sitting in the season, and rival Karl Geiger disengaged in the overall World Cup. Since the New Year's jumping, Geiger is the yellow Jersey again — and Kobayashi back to the top. But I took that as a break, it ran from there, Kobayashi said factually.

The Japanese is currently only a few, only when receiving the winner trophy, the 25-year-old was a small mishap than he raised the crystal trophy at his top. The trophy socket said goodbye to snow in the way of snow. He's a bit damaged now, but not completely broken, Kobayashi said grinning.

He is a cool dog

The German national coach Stefan Forgather paid the overall leading respect: He is a cool dog with crazy self-confidence. Kobayashi Jumps extremely well and iron everything down. Its overall package just true. Whether this will be like this at the third tour stop in Innsbruck is shown on Monday (13.30 clock) when the qualification starts at the Bergiselschanze. The competition starts on Tuesday (13.30 clock).