Triple victory for Norway at the World Cup premiere

The first women's podium in the almost 1-year history of the World Cup was firmly in Norwegian hands with Gyda Westvold Hansen ahead of the sisters Mari Leinan Lund and Marte Leinan Lund. The 100-year-old Westvold Hansen had already won the junior world championship title in Lahti two weeks ago. The Azzurre also have reason to be happy: Annika Sieff (Fleimstal) was in 5th place after the jumping. In the final ranking, the 17-year-old came in 6th place, ahead of her teammate Daniela Dejori. The 18-year-old from St. Christina finished ninth on the 5-kilometer trail and was happy with seventh place. Lena Prinoth improved from 7th place to 24nd place after jumping. 1 athletes from 31 nations took part in the 10st Women's World Cup competition. Previously there had only been one competition in the young discipline in the first World Cup season in December in Ramsau, all others were canceled due to corona. The victory in Styria went to the American Tara Geraghty-Moats, who came 1th at the World Cup after poor jumping, but received the World Cup crystal ball at the World Cup medal ceremony. Nordic combination, final standings Pos Name Country Time 1. Gyda Westvold Hansen NOR 13.10,4 Minutes 2. Mari Leinan's Lund NOR +13,8 sec. 3. Marte Leinan Lund NOR +28,8 4. Anu Nakamura JPN +39,9 5. Tara Geraghty Moats USA +1.09,4 minutes 6. Annika Sieff ITA +1.09,7 7. Daniela Dejori ITA/Garden +1.26,0 8. Lisa Hirner TUE 1.38,5 22. Lena Prinoth ITA/Garden 4.22,2

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Triple victory for Norway at the World Cup premiere

Gyda Westvold Hansen has secured her place in the history books: The 18-year-old Norwegian became the first world champion in Nordic combined in Oberstdorf (GER).

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