World Cup Oberstdorf: Individual event
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Hide captionAndreas Kofler of Austria soars through the air during his training jump at the ski jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010.
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Hide captionAndreas Kofler of Austria is transported by medical assistants after a crash at the ski jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010.
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Hide captionAnders Jacobsen of Norway reacts after winning the ski jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionAnders Jacobsen of Norway reacts after winning the ski jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionAnders Jacobsen of Norway (C) is congratulated by his teammates Tom Hilde (R) and Johan Remen Evensen (L) after winning the ski jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionAnders Jacobsen of Norway reacts after winning the ski jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionAustria's Gregor Schlierenzauer can be seen after his jump in the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Norway's Anders Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Norway's Johan Remen Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionNorway's Johan Remen Evensen jumps in the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Norway's Anders Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Norway's Johan Remen Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionNorway's Johan Remen Evensen jumps in the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Norway's Anders Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Norway's Johan Remen Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionNorway's Anders Jacobsen celebrates winning the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Norwegian Johan Remen Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionNorway's Anders Jacobsen jumps in the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Norwegian Johan Remen Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionNorway's Anders Jacobsen jumps in the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Norwegian Johan Remen Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionNorway's Anders Jacobsen (C) celebrates on the podium with Slovenian Robert Kranjec (L) and Norwegian Johan Remen Evensen (R) the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the event ahead of Kranjec (2nd) and Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionNorway's Anders Jacobsen (L) celebrates winning on the podium with Norway's Johan Remen Evensen the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionAustrian Andreas Kofler jumps during the training of the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Norway's Anders Jacobsen won the World Cup event, while Austria's recent Four Hills champion Andreas Kofler suffered back and leg injuries in a heavy fall.
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Hide captionNorwegian Anders Jacobsen (R) celebrates winning with Norwegian Tom Hilde the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Norwegian Johan Remen Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionNorwegian Anders Jacobsen celebrates winning the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Norwegian Johan Remen Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionNorwegian Anders Jacobsen (C) celebrates winning with Norwegian Tom Hilde (R) and Norwegian Johan Remen Evensen (L) the men's single FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in the southern German town of Oberstdorf on January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the event ahead of Slovenian Robert Kranjec (2nd) and Norwegian Johan Remen Evensen (3rd).
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Hide captionAnders Jacobsen of Norway soars through the air to win the Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionJohan Remen Evensen from Norway soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionRobert Kranjec from Slovenia soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionJohan Remen Evensen from Norway soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionRobert Kranjec from Slovenia soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionAnders Jacobsen of Norway reacts on the podium after winning the Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionRobert Kranjec from Slovenia (L-R), Anders Jacobsen and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway pose on the podium after the Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Jacobsen won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionSimon Ammann from Switzerland soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionGregor Schlierenzauer from Austria soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionJanne Ahonen from Finland soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionMichael Uhrmann from Germany soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionMichael Uhrmann from Germany soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionMartin Koch from Austria reacts after getting the fifth place at the Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionMartin Koch from Austria reacts after getting the fifth place at the Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionAntonin Hajek from Czech Republic reacts after getting the eighth place at the Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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Hide captionMichael Uhrmann from Germany soars through the air during Ski Jumping World Cup in Oberstdorf January 31, 2010. Anders Jacobsen from Norway won the competition ahead of Robert Kranjec from Slovenia and Johan Remen Evensen from Norway.
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