Jurij Tepeš

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Jurij Tepeš
Personal information
Full name Jurij Tepeš
Born (1989-02-14) 14 February 1989
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Height 1.77 m (5 ft 9 12 in)
Professional information
Club SD Dolomiti
Skis Fischer
Personal best 237 m (Vikersund 2013)
World Cup
Seasons 2006–
Wins 1 (+6 team)
Additional podiums 2 (+3 team)
Total podiums 3 (+9 team)
Updated on 18 January 2014.

Jurij Tepeš (born 14 February 1989 in Ljubljana) is a Slovenian ski jumper. His father Miran Tepeš was also a ski jumper, now he is a technical delegate at FIS World Cup ski jumping events. His sister Anja Tepeš is also a ski jumper competing in Women's ski jumping world cup.

Career

Tepeš won a bronze medal at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 in Oslo in the Team Large Hill event. In season 2010–11 he got his first podium in World Cup Team event with Slovenia. For the first time in his career he won individual in a Grand Prix competition in Almaty, Kazakhstan.[1]

In season 2011–12 he won for the first time for the first Slovenia World Cup Team event. In 2012 FIS Ski-Flying World Championships in Vikersund he won bronze medal at Team event. On this competition Tepeš jumped the Slovenian national record with 235.5 meters. He was the record holder for only a short period of time. He won individual in a Grand Prix competition in Almaty, Kazakhstan for the second time in his career.[2]

The 2012–13 is the far most successful World Cup season in his career yet. In Vikersund he set his personal best jump with 237 meters.[3] First time in his career went on an individual podium with 3rd place in Harrachov ski flying event where he fell at hill record, official 220 meters[4] long, as measuring system was set no further than this distance (unofficially they handmeasured him 225 meters). He won three Team events with Slovenia. At last he won his first career individual world cup event in Planica.[5]

His 208.5 meters (684 ft) helmet camera jump in 1st training round on 25 Jan 2013 in Vikersund with 1.72 million views is the most watched ski jumping youtube video ever.[6]

On 23 March 2013 in Planica he jumped 223.5 meters (733 feet) in trial round with helmet camera and set the world record in this category.[7]

World Cup

Season Standings

Season Overall Ski-F Points
2007–08 56 - 21
2009–10 71 30 10
2010–11 34 20 119
2011–12 24 19 204
2012–13 13 4 571

Individual Podiums

Season Date Location Place
2012–13 3 Feb 2013 Czech Republic Harrachov 3rd
24 Mar 2013 Slovenia Planica 1st
2013-14 24 Nov 2013 Germany Klingenthal 3rd

Team Podiums

Season Date Location Place
2010–11 19 Mar 2011 Slovenia Planica 3rd
2011–12 19 Feb 2012 Germany Oberstdorf 1st
2012–13 30 Nov 2012 Finland Kuusamo 3rd
11 Jan 2013 Poland Zakopane 1st
9 Feb 2013 Germany Willingen 1st
17 Feb 2013 Germany Oberstdorf 3rd
23 Mar 2013 Slovenia Planica 1st
2013-14 23 Nov 2013 Germany Klingenthal 1st
18 Jan 2014 Poland Zakopane 1st

Grand Prix

Individual Podiums

Season Date Location Place
2011 30 Avg 2011Kazakhstan Almaty1st
2012 26 Avg 2012Japan Hakuba2nd
22 Sep 2012Kazakhstan Almaty1st
23 Sep 20122nd

Team Podiums

Season Date Location Place
2012 20 Jul 2012Poland Wisla1st

References

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