#wisla2020

A competition without spectators ✅ - Wisła

A competition with more than three jumpers disqualified (3x DSQ)

All three jumpers on the podium are from the same team/nation

A jumper wins all competitions at the Four Hills Tournament or the Raw Air Tournament

A jumper wins both competitions on the same hill

A commentator mixes up names

A win for Markus Eisenbichler ✅ - Wisła

A team defends their title (Nations Cup, World Championships: Ski Flying, Large Hill or Mixed)

A team or a jumper wins in their/his come country (deluxe version: A jumper wins on his home hill)

A jumper wins for the first time

A jumper wins three competitions in a row

Two jumpers finish with the same amount of points ✅ Wisła: Maciej Kot & Bor Pavlovcic, rank 20, both 214.5 points, and Ryoyu Kobayashi & Kamil Stoch, rank 27, both 193.6 points

A competition is cancelled because of the weather or other restrictions

A jumper (ideally: Daniel-André Tande) improves by at least 8 ranks in the second round ✅ Wisła: Junshiro Kobayashi from rank 25 in the first round to rank 15 in the second round

Two competitions (team or individual) with the same podium

Andreas Wellinger on the podium

The three remaining (= counting) style scores for a jump are 20.0, 20.0 and 20.0 points

A win for Team Austria ✅ Wisła

A competition with spectators

A jumper sets a new World Record or ties the current World Record of 253,5 m

A jumper defends his title (overall World Cup, Four Hills, Raw Air, World Championships: Ski Flying, Large Hill or Normal Hill)

A jumper improves his personal best in Ski Flying by at least 10 m

A commentator mixes up a jumper‘s nationality

A jumper gets World Cup points for the first time ✅ Wisła: Sander Vossan Eriksen , rank 13 = 20 WC points