World Cup Winner Gottwald Starts 2002 Season
The World Cup overall winner Felix Gottwald ended his incredible
season with two victories from Holmenkollen. ...
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26. May 2001
World Cup Winner Gottwald Reports From Oslo
These are the commentes from Felix Gottwald after Holmenkollen.
Gottwald won both races in Oslo, the sprint c...
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10. March 2001
World Cup Winner Gottwald Reports From Oslo
There is still one competition to go, but Felix Gottwald
claimed the Nordic Combined World Cup overall title a...
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9. March 2001
Gottwald on the Podium Again, Clear Lead in World Cup
Felix Gottwald finished third in Sapporo World Cup individual
competition. Kristian Hammer and Samppa Lajunen ...
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4. March 2001
Gottwald Well Positioned After Jumping in Sapporo
Felix Gottwald made a good job in FIS Nordic Combined World
Cup jumping in Sapporo on Saturday. Gottwald got 1...
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3. March 2001
Gottwald Wins in Japan
Felix Gottwald won today's mass start nordic combined event
in Japan and took a large step on the way to an ov...
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1. March 2001
Gottwald Pleased With Bronze in Lahti
Felix Gottwald started his World Chamipionships in Lahti
with bronze medal in the individual competiti...
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16. February 2001
Gottwald Moves up to 4th in Liberec, Leads World Cup
Felix Gottwald goes for Lahti World Championships as World
Cup-leader. Gottwald kept his lead with 4th place i...
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12. February 2001
Gottwald Second in US, Leads World Cup
Felix Gottwald had a hard day on Thursday in Steamboat.
Gottwald finished second, 39,6 seconds behind...
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26. January 2001
Gottwald Secures Silver for Austria in Pre Olympics
Team Austria got second place in FIS Nordic Combined Team
Event in Park City/Soldier Hollow on Sunday. Team Finland took
the victory 13,4 seconds...
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22. January 2001
Gottwald Wins Pre Olympics, Holds World Cup Lead
Felix Gottwald claimed his third FIS Nordic Combined World Cup
victory in Soldier Hollow on Saturday morning. He started third
for 7,5 km cross country. Bjarte Engen Vik and...
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