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Unterwasserfliesenleger? 1,595 Likes, 12 Comments - Carina Vogt (@carina_vogt) on Instagram: “#friendshipfriday mit Large Lisn, Big Ben & me ‍♀️‍♀️ #missetatbegangen #flashbackfriday…”

Op 11 februari 2014 werd Vogt de eerste vrouwelijke schansspringster die een gouden medaille won op de Olympische Spelen Carrière. 3,575 Likes, 43 Comments - Carina Vogt (@carina_vogt) on Instagram: “Toughest season so far! Carina Vogt has the distinction of being the first woman to win an Olympic ski jumping gold medal, a feat she achieved at Sochi 2014 somewhat to her own surprise. Check out the latest pictures, photos and images of Carina Vogt. Holding her nerve on her second, the German jumped 97.5m for a combined total of 247.4 points - just enough for her to win a wholly unexpected gold from Austrian veteran Daniela Iraschko-Stolz and France’s Coline Mattel, while pre-competition favourite Sara Takanashi came in fourth. redirect Time to rest and clear the mind. ”After the first jump I didn’t really expect to win here,” said the new world champion. Updated: February 12, 2018 A tearful Vogt could barely contain herself when she looked up to see her name atop the leaderboard.

Wissenschaftler Mikrokapseln in einen Fahrradhelm ein und wie arbeitet ein (L-R) Silver medalist Daniela Iraschko-Stolz of Austria, gold medalist Carina Vogt of Germany and bronze medalist Coline Mattel of France on the podium during the flower ceremony for the Ski Jumping Ladies Normal Hill Individual(L-R) Silver medalist Daniela Iraschko-Stolz of Austria, gold medalist Carina Vogt of Germany and bronze medalist Coline Mattel of France pose for photographs during the flower ceremony for the Ski Jumping Ladies Normal Hill IndividualCarina Vogt of Germany jumps during the Ladies' Normal Hill Individual first roundCarina Vogt of Germany is congratulated for winning the gold medal by Ulrike Graessler, Katharina Althaus and Gianina Ernst of Germany after the Ladies' Normal Hill Individual final roundCarina Vogt of Germany reacts after jumping during the Ladies' Normal Hill Individual final roundJavascript must be enabled for the correct page display Nevertheless, I‘d like to thank my…” “They’ve all been fantastic throughout the season and they deserve their medals.” At the age of 26, Vogt is ready to continue her pursuit for excellence - her sights set on the 2019 World Championships in Seefeld (AUT), more World Cup success, and a possible return to the Olympic stage at Beijing 2022.Javascript must be enabled for the correct page displayOlympic German ski jumper and gold medallist in Sochi discovers the nutrition values of the local mushrooms whiles cooking a parsley sauce. @svenja_wuerth @katharina_althaus #verrücktephysio…” • See all of @carina_vogt's photos and videos on their profile. 270 Carina Vogt pictures. Offizielle Fanseite der deutschen Skispringerin Carina Vogt.

The inaugural Olympic women’s ski jumping competition took place on the HS106 hill in Rosa Khutor on 11 February 2014, and Vogt marked the occasion by flying out to 103m with her first jump to take the lead. It’s incredible.” Reflecting on her shock triumph the following day, she added: “I stayed focused and made sure I didn’t get distracted. Erfahrungen gesammelt. In After impressing in training for the individual competition, she landed 98.5m with her first jump to lie third at the halfway stage behind Takanashi and Norway’s Maren Lundby. I’ve never won a World Cup event and now I’m the first Olympic women’s ski jump champion. In the process, she became women’s ski jumping’s one and only four-time world champion.When the German came to defend her Olympic individual normal hill title at PyeongChang 2018, she went out to 97m with her first jump. Carina Vogt (born 5 February 1992) is a German ski jumper.

“It’s really incredible on top of everything else that has happened to me in the last year. Vogt's international debut was in the Meinerzhagen competition. Bernau – Seit gestern hat Bernau eine prominente Neubürgerin.

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