German Austrian Ski Jump Meet

The ski jump season begins at Oberstdorf with challenging weather conditions. Despite rain and snow making the course difficult, jumpers from five countries compete. The slope's roughness affects their performance, with balance being a major issue. Judging is based on form and distance, but the weather makes it tough. A Czech jumper leads initially, but his second jump falters. Ultimately, Vieko Kokkonen from Finland wins, adding to his Olympic accolades, despite a rough landing.

What were the weather conditions like at the start of the ski jump event in Oberstdorf?

• Windy and dry

• Foggy and cold

• Rainy and snowy

• Sunny and clear

How many countries were represented by the jumpers at the event?

• Five

• Four

• Six

• Three

What was the main challenge for the jumpers due to the slope conditions?

• The slope was too steep

• The slope was too icy

• The slope was not fast enough

• The slope was too narrow

Which jumper was leading after the first round but faced disappointment in the second jump?

• A check entry

• An Austrian entry

• A Finnish entry

• A German entry

What did Vieko Kokkonen achieve at the end of the event?

• He won a bronze medal

• He added another crown to his Olympic medals

• He set a new world record

• He retired from ski jumping