Jumping medalists

Jumping medalists

The medalists of the Nagano Olympic normal hill jumping event acknowledge the crowd's applause Feb. 11. The gold medalist, Finland's Jani Soininen is at center. The silver medalist, Japan's Kazuyoshi Funaki is at left and the bronze medalist, Austria's Andreas Widhoelzl, is at right.

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