Kamil Stokes finishes ahead of the 4-Hills-match. The three-time winner of this event withdraws further due to bad mood. On Monday, Stokes failed to qualify for the match in Innsbruck.
On Monday evening, after Kamil Stokes’ talk with the coaching staff, it was decided that our jumper would not be taking part in the competition at Biscopsofen.
“The training staff decided to withdraw Kamil Stokes from TCS and the next World Cup. Kamil will return to Poland tomorrow” – the Polish Sky Association announced in a statement.
“Until the weekend, rest is important, then motor training. Mountain training is next” – According to the union, these are Stokes’ closest plans.
According to, No one else has yet been appointed to replace Stokes.
“The other members of Kadra A will go to training camp in Blanica tomorrow, which will last until Friday. From there they will return to the country for the next COC (Continental Cup – edition.) Match – if they happen or not – later.” – PZN contact. “There may be a change in decision-making after training at Blanica, and if there are enough players to be included in the squad for the World Cup, he will be invited to tournaments in Biscopsofen,” he added.
Kamil Stoch finished 59th in Innsbruck on Monday, finishing with no promotion to Tuesday’s match. He talked about a project that failed.
I had a firm belief that it would pay off. That’s why I stayed, that’s why I fought, that’s why I wanted to. If I hadn’t come home and acted here, I would have regretted it. You know me and my character. I always fight to the end – Stoch said on Monday.
After the failed qualification, our jumper did not want to reveal whether he could withdraw from the competition at Biscopsofen. Decided in the evening.
The defender of the trophy will not appear in the final of the 4-Hills-tournament, the next World Cup scheduled for the weekend, and Biscopsofen. He will return to action during the World Cup in Jakobane on January 15 and 16.
The following people will take part in Tuesday’s competition in Innsbruck: Andrzej Stękała, Piotr yła, Paweł Wąsek, Jakub Wolny and Dawid Kubacki. The match starts at 1.30pm.
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