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Ski jumping is a winter sport where athletes ski down a steep slope and launch themselves into the air off a specially designed ramp, competing to see who can jump the farthest. It's one of the most dramatic and high-speed events in winter sports, requiring exceptional skill, courage, and athleticism.
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Le saut à ski (ou saut à skis) est une discipline de la famille du ski nordique et qui consiste à descendre une pente sur une rampe (tremplin) pour décoller en essayant d’aller le plus loin possible. Outre la longueur du saut, les juges attribuent des points pour le style en vol et l'atterrissage du sauteur. Le saut à ski est l'une des deux épreuves du combiné nordique.
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