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Calgary's Alexandria Loutitt breaks ski jumping world record in training

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Calgary's Alexandria Loutitt breaks ski jumping world record in training

2 days ago
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19-year-old ski jumper Alexandria Loutitt of Calgary sets a new women's world record of 222 metres during a training run in Vikersund, Norway. Loutitt smashes the previous record of 212.5 metres which was held by Maren Lundby of Norway.

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