#Dawid Kubacki

[flying-rusalka]

[dadlezal]

also, there was a conversation in the studio for Polish Eurosport between rounds about rivalry in ski jumping which I found thought–provoking. one of the experts was Krzysztof Biegun, former Polish ski jumper and now one of the base coaches for Polish Ski Federation, was asked – ofc in a humorous manner – by the host if the top jumpers ever do any acts of pettiness towards their opponents before their jumps, like kicking someone in their ankle (again, it wasn't serious) because in football or volleyball for example it isn't uncommon to act provocatively towards your rivals. Biegun responded that while he cannot speak for everyone, being in the WC for quite some time and living amongst other top jumpers, he personally never witnessed or heard of such a thing. Biegun said there's always a huge amount of respect for the competition and acts of violence wouldn't really help anyone's case. I added in my thoughts that it could potentially be a reason for injury or worse, a terrible accident on the hill so it would be reckless.

and then I remembered when Andi Wellinger destroyed his chance of winning the first RawAir edition in his very last jump, ending up in tears and Kamil Stoch came up to him and gave him a hug we all need in our lives because it would put the broken pieces of us together.

and of course when tearful Anže brought in a cardboard copy of Dawid Kubacki on the podium and made this entire end–of–season flower ceremony about him and kept shedding tears during all interviews.

I think ski jumping has a level of respect not many other sports have.

and these two actions are my Roman Empire

[wintersportism]

dawid kubacki and anže lanišek being bros in engelberg, switzerland (17.12.2023) (this gif serves no purpose i just thought this was cute)

[casdeanprevc]

Emm, you're joking, right? Where are the good old presentations???? WHAT IS THIS?!

[skijumping-fam]

THIS IS A WORK OF ART

[skijumpingf1]

Dawid, Stephan and Tate out in quali is a nightmare

[lewanarta]

Dawid and Anže in Engelberg [17.12.2023]

[mackenskibc]

žaba crying and bringing cardboard dawid to the podium🥹

the only thing you need to see today🥹

[world-of-stone]

Ski jumping family stands together

Just a few of the comments under Dawid's Instagram post

[vierschanzentournee]

The 71st Four Hills Tournament:

Halvor Egner Granerud

Dawid Kubacki

Anže Lanišek

[goatriciani]

Winner of the 71st four hills tournament:

Halvor Egner Granerud (1191.2 pts) 🇧🇻

[flying-rusalka]

[dadlezal]

The sad end of season 2022/2023 for Kubacki

in life, there are important things like sport or career... and there are those which are undeniably most important, like family.

from the moment I heard Kubacki withdrew from the last competition in this year’s RawAir, I knew it was about something of grave importance. he didn’t give up when injured or sick, so it had to be serious.

Dawid Kubacki’s wife is in critical condition in a hospital, due to cardiological issues. regardless of whether you like him or not, please, keep your fingers crossed for her recovery. 

Dawid, we love you and we are with you. 

and ofc world class comments from Granerud and Kraft (both refused to comment on their inevitable progress in general standing due to Dawid’s sudden departude, unexplained as of yesterday).

also, big massive FUCK YOU to all the dimwits who thought Dawid ran away because he’s a coward. please, delete your SM accounts immediately

[wintersportism]

dawid and ryoyu doing more for the german podium than the germans

[snowyowlee]

Yay Dawid!

[casualtragedyace]

So I was in Planica and guess who I got photo with