Dariusz Wołowski, Interia: Polish jumpers have not recorded such poor results as on Sunday in Wisła for 22 years – of course in the World Cup competitions held in Poland.
Apoloniusz Tajner (president of PZN): – It is difficult to argue with the facts. The results of the Sunday competition in Wisła are another disappointment. And because it is the third bad weekend of our jumpers in the World Cup, we decided that we need to act. Implement a recovery plan immediately.
Whose idea was it that only Kamil Stoch, Piotr Żyła, Aleksander Zniszczoł and Paweł Wąsek went to the next World Cup competition in Klingenthal, and Dawid Kubacki, Jakub Wolny, Klemens Murańka and Andrzej Stękała stopped the starts and set out to rebuild their form in Austrian Ramsau?
– This is a commonly used solution. It was decided by Adam Małysz, and also by Martin Schmitt during his career. The hill in Ramsau, size K-90, is a good place to work calmly on eliminating technical errors. Kubacki, Stękała, Murańka and Wolny will find it very useful. On Saturday, after the team competition in Wisła, I talked to Małysz about it. We did not go to coach Doleżal with it, considering that the competition was lottery due to the wind. On Sunday the wind was stable, it was lightly blowing against the competitors’ backs. Seemingly perfect conditions for our jumpers, if they were in shape. But they are not.
