Other people from Norwegian ski jumping spoke in a similar tone, although using different words. Their first match for the medals didn’t work out at all. Granrod hit the wind on his back twice. The fact that he gets positive points doesn’t change much. Every ski jumper would rather give up points to the wind than get hit in the back by a storm. Halvor knows that sometimes you have bad luck. This is a sport. And when he calms down, he will probably admit to himself that there have been more exotic competitions in the recent history of jumping.
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