Adam Malysz becomes the king of ski jumps

After four years of failures in the biggest tournament, Malysz made his comeback in great style. In the first series Malysz jumped 102 meters and left his rivals far behind. In the second series he jumped 99.5 meters. Both of his jumps were the best in the whole tournament. Simon Ammann who won silver medal lost 21.5 point to Malysz, which is almost 11 meters. This makes it the biggest difference between the first and the second place in the history of ski jump World Championships. Malysz's rivals saluted him, Ammann and bronze-medalist Thomas Morgenstern threw away their skis and carried victorious Malysz on their shoulders. Malysz will turn thirty this year which is old for a ski jumper. However, he has no plans to retire as he wants to go on and win even more. (Rzeczpospolita p.A1, A13; Gazeta Wyborcza p.1) M.M.