Looking to add to his gold and silver medals won at the 2022 Winter Games, Ryoyu Kobayashi is hopeful he and his promising Japanese ski jumping teammates can hit top form at the Milan Cortina Olympics.Kobayashi, whose normal-hill victory was one of the three golds Japan won in total at the Beijing Games, is still ramping up ahead of his third Winter Olympics."I haven't reached my peak condition yet. It'd leave me tired if I'm already up there now," said the 29-year-old, who has two wins among seven World Cup podium finishes this season.Tighter suits introduced to the sport this season mean …READ FULL ARTICLE
